The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-04-13
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Oscar johnson spent several days
amongst us visiting friends. He will
accept position in a Minot drug
store very soon.
Thos Opsahl, went to Grand Forks
on Thursday. There is a rumor abroad
that there is a woman in the case.
Our old friend Bob Armstrong
drifted in town one day this week
from Wingham, Ontario, and will
spend the summer here.
DR.. Anderson was called to Rubgy
ron Saturday in consultation with DR..
Collision on very serious case.
Emil and Mike Kruger, accompan-
led by their families left here for
Farmville. Virginia on Monday. It
is their intention to invest in farm
land in that state but before making
it their permanent home they will
pay visit to Germany the coming
summer.
DR.. Raymond went to Rugby on
Thursday to attend to some personal
matters. The DR.. is making prepar-
sations to move to Idaho or New Mex.
leo in the near future.
Senator r. A. Fox was mixing with
friends in Willow this week.
Joe Soucy came down from Botti-
,neau. on Tuesday and very quietly
advocated, his candidacy for the Office
of county treasurer. Joe has plat
form that ought to suit us all. He
says he is for flower taxes.
Jack mckay formerly of this place
but now Bottinaeu g leading druggist
liquidated with friends in Willow
Wednesday.
Rev. Father Turcotte visited with
Father Campeau the FIRST of the week.
s. B. Mahaney went to Grand Forks
Saturday to attend the installation
ceremonies of the Elks returning,
Monday.
Mrs. J. H. Cook entertained for
Mrs. Ad. Tanguay on Monday night.
Most of the evening was spent in play
ing cards after which very appetite
ing lunch was served. Mrs. Cook
as a hostess is celebrated and Mr..
Cook is no SLOUGH 80 it is need
less to say that all present enjoyed
the affair. Mr.. and Mrs. Tenguay
leave after Easter for their claim
in Williams County to remain until
they make final proof.
Larry Franklin. one of our old time
settlers. with his family left for Saco.
Montana. on Saturday. where they
will make their future home. Our
own Judge Marshall accompanied them
to Rugby and from there went to York
to visit with Miss Ethel.
Mrs. N. s. Hager, went to James
town last Saturday and returned on
Monday accompanied by Miss Anna
who has been attending the Convent
there. but was compelled to abandon
her studies owing to nervous break
down. She was q favorite with the
sisters and may resume her studies
next fall after the good ozone Of the
prairies shall have again restored her
to her usual good health.
Will Freeman, candidate for the
Legislature gives us, in the last Cour-
ant declaration Of principles. Does
the gentleman want to 60 to Washing
ton or Bismarck We cannot fully
make up our mind for which lawmak-
ing mill he is headed from his plat
form. II it is Washington he had
better get in touch with Uncle Joe
Cannon before he revises the Tariff.
and the Hon. Senator Allison before
monkeying with corporations and
their relation to interstate commerce.
or course If he wants to 60 to Bis
marck his platform is an admirable
one as you could drive an Olds
Mobile through every sentence il It.
and there would be no difficulty in ex-
planning after the session was over.
Bottineau County has suffered much
from the Incompetence and the general
ignorance Of her representatives in the
State Legislature. Her School Of For
estry allotted to her BY the Constitu-
tional Convention, would long ago
have been built had her representa-
tives done their duty. In making up
the list from incompetents who have
tried to make laws for as at Bismarck.
Anton Svensrud. John a. Davis. v.
3. Noble and D. q. Macarthur must
he excluded. They at least. irrespec.
tive Of party, were representative cit
izens How shall We put ourselves
on record this time I 81