The Bottineau courant., 1906-02-16
AMONG OUR
NEIGHB0RS
Three of our Correspond
ents Send in big Bunch
of Stuff.
WILLOW CITY
BY our special correspondent

Mrs. E. B. Goss arrived here on
Tuesday and will visit Mrs. J. NJ.
Watson while the Judge is holding
court in Bottineau.
The Eagles dance was quite we'll
attended in spite of the extremely cold
weather.
A brand new baby boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Critics
on the 10th.
Messrs Gullickson and Blades. ac-
companied by Misses johnson and
Lowe, were down from Bottineau
Tuesday night to attend the dance Civ
en- by the Eagles.
Geo. Pepin was visiting his IN other,
Mrs. Croissetier, who resides few
miles east of Bottineau, for several
days this week.
Phil Hall was looking after his in
terests in Barton Monday.
Miss Ethel Marshall who has so
ably assisted Agent Veits in the depot
for the last six months, has been laid
off on account of work being slack,
but will no doubt be employed again
when an assistant is needed, as she is
a thoroughly capable young woman.
The ladies of the church of Notre
Dame are putting on play here on
the Goth, composed of some of our best
local talent and as everything at
tempted by these ladies heretofore has
been success, there is no doubt but
that this will be. A. large attend
ance is expected. St.. ~:
DR.. and Mrs. D. K. Thyng will
leave next Wednesday for an extend
ed trip through the eastern states.
Mrs, Thyng will visit in. Michigan
whiIe'tne doctor takes post graduate
course in surgery in some of the lead
ing institutions of this kind in New
York City. After he has finished his
studies Mrs. Thyng will join him and
together they will visit the places of
interest in and around New York City,
after which they will make a short
tour of eastern Canada where some
of Mrs. Thyng's relatives relsde. On
their return trip they will stop at
points in Wisconsin and in the Twin
Cities, the doctor former home.
Andrew Cooke, of Bantry was in
Willow on Tuesday.
DR.. Anderson WAS Rugby visitor
on Monday.
Ed. Cooke was among the Overly
ties who attended the dance here Tues
day night
Mrs. Ad. Tanguay was a visitor at
Little Fargo Monday.
We don't wish to "butt' into the
controversy between the editors of the
Courant and Eagle anent the question
of children of this vicinity attending
school in Bo!tineau-we don't know
anything about it, but we do know
that we have very capable corps Of
teachers in our schools here that we
are proud Of. and that no one will
make a mistake in sending their
children here to be trained.
We received what the sender assures
us is our photograph, on the 18th in
slant, and as the picture looks great
deal better than what we ever fiatter-
ed ourselves that we looked we have
given it space on our Office wall where
we may look at it and be comforted,
for suspended over the head in dim
outline is a crown, and as no one never
thinks OF wearing crowns in this coun-
try, and we can't think Of any throne
in any other country that we are heir
to. we take it to mean our reward
hereafter. where there will be no
senders of fool valentines.
The farmers institute held here this
week was a very successful one. Much
interest was manifested in it by our
farmers and business men. Prof.
Hoverstad of Crookston. was in charge.