The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-11-09
willow CITY
Interesting News Sent in
by Our Special Corres-
pondent.

by Our Special COrreS-
pondent.
Hon. T. E. Fox Was a visitor in
Willow City the first of the week.
Mrs. s. B. Mahaney visited in
Omelnee for several hours Friday.
Frank Collins was in Willow City
twice during the past week shaking
hands with old friends.
Mesdames Thyng and .aBerge &C.
companied Mrs. Ad Tanguay as far as
Rugby Thursday on her way to Will
liston.
The firm of Rose & Rose. restaur.
anteurs, have rented the Will Arm
strong building and will conduct a
first class restaurant. pool and bill
lard hall and lodging house.
A. W. Miller has moved into his
new shop, recently purchased from
Fred Perrin. Mr.. Miller is an enter
p1ising Dutch butcher and promises
US lots of good things at low prices
from now on.
Mrs. o. J. Stirk, returned on Sat-
urday from Kenmare, where she spent
several days ON business.
Frank Schueble, the Junior partner
of the firm of r. H. Watson & Co.
was operated on Saturday by DR.. An
derson for appendicitis. Mr.. Schauble
has had several severe attacks lately
and decided that as an appendix is
of no use anyway. he'd "cut it out. -
Under the care of Nurse Olson Mr..
Schueble is getting on nicely.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Hart Shannon died on Tuesday.
the funeral taking place on Wednes-
day from the city hotel. The baby
was their first born and they have tho
sympathy of everyone.
Mrs. Thomas Lane of Kramer is Wis
iting friends and relatives here this
week.
- Miss Mfessie Dahi left on Monday
for short C1ookston with relatives.
Hon. A. q. Burr, addressed a large
and appriciative audience here on
Monday night which was applauded
the echo-even by the republicans,
Mrs. W. A. Hughes, of Deering
N. D. is the guest of Mr. and Mrs.
j. E. Stewart. Mrs. Hughes will be
remembered here as Miss Ethel Staples
who for several terms taught in our
public schools. and whow as a favorite
always with both old and young.
Hon. v. B. Noble was business
visitor in Willow City on Monday.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Ad
Tanguay, we were shown before his
departure for Williston, the bronze
medal won by his daughter. Miss
Blanche in Sillery Academy. Quebec,
during her last term there. The med
al beals an inscription on one side.
and III the other in has relief are tho
heads of Earl aand Countess Grey, by
whom the medal is given each year
to the student standing the highest in
all their studies. It would seem that
the U. s. is getting her share Of the
honors bestowed by Canada's Governor
General. as this medal was captured
last year by st. Paul girl. Although
Miss Tanguay has spent most Of her
life in this convent. she is really q
North Dakota girl. her parents being
among Willows Oldest and most re-
spected.
Dr.. Thyng is kept busy these days
looking after the sick in his own and
surrounding towns having been called
to Rolette Tuesday, where with Drs.
Bordwell and Clay baugh. he operated
upon patient for appendicitis, and
on Wednesday to Dunsieth in consul
tation with the doctors there over a
critical case.
On Friday November 2nd occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Peter Paulson and
Miss Milla Thorson, both of this city.
The marriage took place at the home
of the BRIDES parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Thorson. and was witnessed only
| by the immediate friends of the bride
and groom. The contracting parties
are we'll known ana have scores of
friends who wish them we'll.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church served an oyster supper Thurs
day night in the building formerly oc-
cupied by Theodore Shetland as store.
They had telephone put in for the
benefit Of those could not eat for think
ing of the election and kept open until
all the politicians went home, which
was in the wee sm' hours, and as q
result gathered in tidy sum for
their church.