The Bottineau courant., 1907-03-15

nesday, the Doth Sunday
opera house.
Martin Nelson has sold his
land southeast of town to John
SENS, the blacksmith from
Bottineau, and will have an
auction sale on the 18th, after
which he intends to go to Nor
way to reside permanently.
Mr.. Sem now has one of the
best improved farms around
here. .-Landa Items.
Edward Flannery arrived last
week from Iowa with a carload
of farm machinery, horses and
household goods, and is now
located on his farm three miles
southeast of Souris. His family
is expected to arrive in a few
days. Mr.. Flannery has sew
eral brothers in this county
who are we'll known and pros
| porous.
J. N. Blades informs us that
he has made arrangements to
start in the implement business
at the old Western Implement
company stand. Mr.. Blades
recently returned from the twin
cities where he purchased sew
eral car loads of new goods, in
Guiding everything in the i'm
plenent line, which will be
here in a week or so.
Wednesday was final proof
day in Bottineau and the
following Bottineau county
people made proof on their
homesteads before County
Judge Kirk and Clerk of Court
WILDER: Horatio O. Wicks,
Bottineau; B.. O. Wicks and
John w. Craig, Westhope;
Christena Skoglund and Ole O.
Guttu, Souris; Thorstein l..
Kamrud, Somber; and VIM.
Naugle, Antler.
Ralph Parlette, the next at
traction on the lecture course,
who appears here March 9th,
does not bid for the applause
of the evening. l want the ap-.
plause that comes, or [ would
like to come, next week: that
is, the solid approval of the
truth of my lecture" We are
safe in saying that no man has
ever come to our town who was
more generally pleasing or did
more lasting good. 1922
The annual leasing of school
lands will take place at the
court house on the 18th day of
April, beginning at 10 O clock
a. m. Lands that are appraised
at $40 per acre or over can be
leased for only one year. Lands
that are appraised for less than
$40 per acre can be leased for a
period of five years. It is ex-
pected that a large number of
Bottineau county farmers will
be in town on the above date.
No lands can be leased before
April II.
At the First Baptist church,
the. pastor, Louis NJ. Water
man, will preach in the morn
ing at II o'clock on Peter and
John-An EPISODE" In the
evening his rheme will be
Gods Unanswerable Argu-
ment." Sunday school at IL: Is,
young peoples service at 6: 80
p. m. Subject at the young
peoples service, What is Sue
cess?" Leader, Mr.. Arthur
Stewart. The public is cord
tally invited to all services. The
pastor will preach every even
ing at 8 o'clock.
r. B. Stewart returned Sat-
urday from a two weeks trip to
the coast, visiting Seattle, Spo-
kane and the Yakima Valley,
stopping on at MOSCOW, 1dahO,
on his return. His daughter,
Miss Gladys, who has been at
tending the high school at the
latter place, returned with him.
While in Spokane he met E. V.
Kavanagh, former Bottineau
boy, who is now in one of the
big printing Offices there and
doing we'll. He also met Char
lie Fife, who was educated in
the barber business in Botti-
neau, is now in one of the finest
uptodate 8 shops in Spokane.
Bob" says they had a very
pleasant trip.
Don't you miss it. Tickets
on sale at postofice Monday
morning the 18th at 9: 30
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