The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1907-03-15
WILLOW CITY
The Courant's Special CORES
p0ndent Sends in a
BIG BUNCH OF NEWS

'*'BOn Amir Club Entertained by Miss
Jessie st.---Other News of In
tense Interest.
Emery Wildt was in town on
Monday looking after his pro-
perty here.
Harry Iverson and wife left
on Tuesday for their former
home in Iowa, where they will
reside in the future. Mr.. Iver-
son has. been employed as clerk
by w. Master<& Co. since last
summer. ..
The infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs, Joe Qua died on Monday
might.
States Attorney Bowen was
in our. midst on Tuesday look
ing after some civil cases.
DIR. Anderson was called to
Rugby in consultation with
4Dr. <Co1lison on Tuesday,
Mrs. sCharles Hill, daughter
>.of. Mr." and Mrs. Fulwiler, will
leave on Thursday for Winni-
tpeg where she will visit for
sometime, latter which she will
join her husband in Sask.,
where they will reside in the
future.
DR.. %Sorenson, of Barton, was
in Willow City on Friday to
assist Drs. Thyng and LaBerge
lin an operation for appendicitis.
Dad Victs, our old time stat
zion agent, the most popular we
~ever had, returned on Monday
from Minneapolis where he has
.been for sometime, Mr.. Victs
is going to farm this summer
for a change and we wish him
Ian abundant harvest.
Mrs. Walker, wife of Rev. r.
Walker, was called to Minnea-
polls last week to see Ter Sister
who is very i'll. .....
Ed. Cook and sister, Miss
Louise, of Overly, came over
on Monday to meet Mrs. Emery
*Charbonneau, who has been
visiting her mother-in-law at
p e RI h. S h e has be n
very i'll and is almost helpless,
having been partially paralyz-
ed as the result of a severe case
~-of lagrippe. .
Miss Maria Rice, of Omenee,
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Wesley
White this week.
Dick Davidson, of Portal is
visiting his brother, Vim.
Davidson and sister, Mrs. T.
Armstrong.
Geo. Sunberg, of the Mer-
chants National Bank had a
burglary alarm installed in the
bank the first of the week, and
issued invitations to the public
to inspect the same. We did
not 90 but we heard the alarm.
It would seem that Willow
'City's whist enthusiasts are
bent on wrestling all the honors
from Omemee this winter. A
short time ago Messrs. Gus
Lizotte and Jack Stewart went
up to that lively burg on the
500 and broug ght back the sca1ps
of Editor Matt Johnson and Joe
Messner, and last week Mrs. J.
III. Cooke who was a guest of
the ladies whist club of that
place captured the head prize,
an oil painting offered by Mrs.
Messner, who was hostess on
this occasion.
Miss Jessie Hurst entertained
the members of the Bon Ami"
club on Saturday night and the
girls say they had good time
but we take this with a grain
of salt for while we know Miss
Hurst to be a charming host
ess, we also know that no men
were present. The club mem
bers were invited to the hospit-
able home of Mrs. James Miller
on Tuesday night. Mrs. Miller
was assisted by Miss Jessie
Sims in receiving and enter
tanning the young women, and
were having a rather strenuous
time. of it until about ten
% clock when about a dozen hor-
rid men swooped down on them
and things are said to have
taken a more interesting turn
after that.
News from the boys who left