The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-06-07

of Minneapolis and he and his
estimable wife will leave the
last of the week to take up
their residence in the flour city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenning are both
very popular here and their
friends regret to lose them but
congratulate Mr.. Kenning on
securing such a desirable posi-
ton.
Phil. Halls and James Burris
were at Barton Wednesday,
Phil to look after his drug
store at that place and Jim to
exercise that fast driving team
he has.
Judge Marshall received a
letter from his daughter, Mrs.
Walter T h O m this week
which conveys the news that
Jack Carter, a former resident
of Willow City, but who left
here to take up his residence
in Washington two years ago,
is dead.
On Monday at the home of
the groom's father, near Over
1y, occurred the wedding of Mr..
Hellick Syvertson and Miss
Julia Brenna, of Rushford,
Mimi. Only the immediate
relatives of the family, includ-
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Halls
and Master Allen, of this city
were present and the ceremony
was performed by Rev. Eikness
of the Lutheran church. The
young couple were the recipi-
ents of many costly presents,
among others, a solid silver
coffee service, the gift of Mr..
and Mrs. Halls. Mr.. and Mrs.
Syvertson left on Tuesday for
Seattle to spend their honey
moon. The groom is one of
Rolette county's most prosper
Gus farmers.
J. H. Cook, d. Armstrong g
and Mrs. H. H. Fulwiler left
for Grand Forks on Monday
where they will attend the
sessions of the Grand Lodge of
l. O. O. F. Mr.. Cook, who for
the past year has been Deputy
Grand Warden, will come back
Deputy Grand Master for the
ensuing year. This is an honor
we'll deserved and earned by
Mr.. Cook as Oddfellowship in
Willow City owes it's splendid
success to him. D. Armstrong g
is the representative of Willow
City Lodge No. So and will no
doubt make a good impression
upon the brethren. Mrs. Full
wiler, of the Daughters of Re-
beccas of this place will make
a splendid representative.
The home of Mr.. Will Cor
don was a bower of beauty on
Thursday night when he and
his mother received the ladies
of the Bon Ami" and the girls
all express themselves as de-
lighted with the reception ac-
corded them. American beauty
roses we're used as decorations
and each girl was given one as
a souvenir of the occasion on
her departure.
Ex-State Senator William J.
Buchanon, of Kansas, the home
of freaks and cyclones was
wandering about over Europe
seein' sights and spending
"boodle,' when he chanced
upon a superb Venus in Rome
and thought he saw a way to
keep his memory evergreen in
Kansas. But the senator over
looked something. He failed
to drop around by Paris and
provide Venus with a ward
robe and there is where he fell
down. The Kansas City school
board was Mortified. Would mt
associate with Venus at all or
allow their children to do so,
unless she put on clothes. Even
ordered her out of the library.
Venus, poor lady, is a Roman
and of course don't know what
the noise is about. If she did
and had a voice, she would
doubtless demand that she be
sent back to Sunny Italy, where
the people appreciate art, or
else to Chicago, where school
directors are not so alfred
fastidious, and oh yes, who
was that wicked man who said
that the Lord made fools before
he made school board?
Notice.
To all persons owning dogs
in the City of Bottineau, you
are herehv notified that after