The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1906-10-12
BY Our Special Correspondent

Correspondent
town by graduating with honors when
they will have completed their studies.
Miss Marguerite Cook was very i'll
last week but we are happy to say that
at tbs writing she is improving rap
idly.
A crowd of young people from this
city, drove to Barton on Wednesday
evening to take in the dance at that
place. =.
Miss Blanche and George Tanguay
left here for their home in Williams
county on Wednesday. and will spend
several days on the farm visiting with
their parents.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Stewart enter
tanned at whist last Saturday evening
in honor of their cousins. Miss Nellie
Kennedy of Rochester, Mimi. and
Miss Minnie McCloskey of Myrtle
Point, Oregon. The guests were
Misses Emma and Jeanette Pepin,
Emma Carlson. Lille Hendrickson,
Blanche Tanguay, Cecilia Duscheres
and Fibi'a Laberge. The gentlemen
were Messrs. Amos Nabseth, Mike
Kitzman, George Pepin, George Tan
quay. Romeo Campeau Martin Kimm
and Will Pepin. Mr.. Nabseth and
Miss Kennedy won the head prize and
Miss McCloskey and Mr.. Campeau
won the BOBBY prize. A midnight the
hostess served one other famous lunch
cons, after which the happy guests
assembled in the parlor and spent the
next two hoursin vocal and instrumen
tai music. The young people dis
banded with many kline wishes to their
host and hostess for very pleasant
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook gave little
party on Wednesday evening for the
Misses Kennedy and McCloskey.
Those present were MI. and Mrs. j.
E. Stewart, DR. G. O. Anderson, Frank
Schueble and Will Taylor Of lOmemee,
The evening was vrev pleasantly spent
in playing whist and listening to some
very nice music. Later on the guests
assembled in the dining room and par
took of bountiful luncheon served in
Mrs. Cooks best style. The company
dispersed in "the wee sma' hours
vowing Mr.. and Mrs. Cook royal enter
tainers. Misses Kennedy and Nc
Closkey leave on Saturday morning
for weeks visit with friends in Min
OF and from there they will 60 to Ro
chester, Mimi, for an extended visit.
On Monday, October 7th, occurred
the death of Mrs. Albertine Cleveland,
of Rolete county. Mrs. Cleveland
was pioneer; having come to this
country in 1884 with her husband and
family, and settled on land near what
is now Twalla postofice. and not far
from the new town of Overly, where
they resided until the death of her
husband several years ago. Since that
time she has made her home with her
children, of whom she leaves seven.
She died at the home of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. James McCollom and the
funeral took place from that place on
Tuesday. The remains we're inferred
in the Norwegian cemetery, R ev. Erick
ness officiating at the funeral. Mrs.
Cleveland was of that strudy Skandi-
navian stock that has done so much
to give to this splendid Northwestern
country sturdy citizenship. She
bore all of the hardships and privations
that come to the pioneer and see that
her sacrifice and work were not in
vain. It can be truly said OF her that
her children arise and call her blessed.
Among those left to mourn her loss. is
Mrs. G. q. Hammers of this city. with
whom she spent much of her time.