The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1913-10-31
Nv. "A. Weaver was down
from Westhope yesterday.

IN. "A. 4 Weaver was down
from Westhope yesterday. ,s,s
Special sale on millinery 2!
Mrs. Oiiver's millinery. ny
r. C. Seat has gone into the
restaurant business at Antler.
The Great Northern and Soc
railroads are constructing z
"Y' at Omemee
William Kress is here from
Red Wing, Minnesota, on e
visit and went to Antler Mon
day night to look after he
farm.
Great sale on millinery dur
ling the month of November.
Sale begins Saturday, Nov
.ernber l. Fleathers cleared
and dyed at Mrs. divers mil,
linery store. ~
Judge A.. q. burr has order
ed q term Of court held begin
ming November II for the trial
of court cases only. Petitions
for naturalization will be heard
at 10 a. M, Tuesday, Noven1bsr
18.
The WIN. Fleming half-sec.
ton east OF the city was sold
last week, Edward Bignell get
ting the north quarter and
Chas. McKeent the south. The
consideration was $3.50 per
acre.
New Castle. Neb.-Played
the Mysterious Smith TO. to-
full house. Everyone went
away more than pleased. Come
again. Manager opera house.
lGreiner's opera house, Satur-
day, November /.
Large farm for rent in ROtti-
neau county, close to good
market; S34 acres. $50 acres
under plow. First class build
ings. For particulars inquire
from owners. E. j. Lander 6
Grand Forks. (8-5)
Noe Cote and Miss Alma Cote
Of Willow City and A. Cote aud
Mrs. Fred Dore of Little Fargo
stole a march on their friends
when they drove To Deloraine,
Manitoba, on Tuesday, October
IA, and were united in marriage
at the same time and place.
I 1t will be of interest to the
subscribers of the Northern
Telephone company to know
that Bottineau won one of the
prizes awarded by the company
to the exchange having fhxe
greatest number Of merits for
the month of September in the
exchange merit System. The
company OfrrafOnrprizes each
Emontt "a the Exchanges having
the hest recOrds In certain
classified duties. The other
Exchanges which won prizes
are Yelva. Bisbee and Russell.
An accident occurred two and
q half miles east of town last
Sunday which might easily
have resulted fatally. The
superintendent Of the Turtle
Mountain Indian agency. Steve
Janus and his wife were auto
ling to Bottineau and when
about two and a half miles out
of town Mr.. janus lost control
Of the machine owing to the
fact that the steering wheel re-
fused to work with tile result
that the machine turned turtle.
However, both Of the nccup-
ants Of tho car escaped without
serious injury. They hired the
auto livery to go to BOttineau.
-MaAbass Monitor.
A double wedding took place
at Tarsl1s on "Wednesday, Octo.
Der ~, when Eugene. Murray
and Miss Mattel Bergeron both
Of Tarsus aud Glen 1. DObbin.
formerly of Dunseith. and Miss
Letitia Bergeron Of Tarsns were
united in marriage BY Rev.
Bachand Of st. Paui's church,
TAe brides aTe~sisteTs and the
daughters Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Arc
ade Bergeron. pioneer settlers
Of. Bottineau county. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Murray have gone K
housekeepinR on the groom
Harm near Tarrus; Mr.. and
Mrs. Dobblipwill make theil
AOnIe q tSisilsasck. wa.Ufeths
Grooin i employed il q bank.
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