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The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-08-17

Misses Hilma Jelleberg and
Amelia Poirier returned Thurs
day from Minot, where they
attended summer school at the
state normal. Others from
Bottineau who attended and
remained to write the states
examination returned home
Saturday, among whom were
Alice Riley, Stewart Condit
and Algot Forsberg.
Nurse Korty returned home
Thursday evening from Bay
City, Mich, where she went
three weeks ago with Mrs.
Stewart Presley who was at
the time very low with cancer
and expressed a desire to 90
back to the old home for the
end. Mrs. Presley lived four
days after reaching her des-
tination. Mr.. Presley who &C
companied her on her last
journey will remain in Mich
igan for the present.
Mrs. Geo. Horel of Overly
left Saturday after a week
spent with friends in this city.
Mrs. Ada Lowe returned to
her home at Westhope Tues
day after a pleasant visit with
relatives in the city.
Mrs. N. H. McKinnon and
daughters Ruth and Margaret,
went to Westhope Tuesday to
be the guests of relatives for
several days.
/ A son and heir arrived Tues
day, Aug. 10, to make his home
with Mr.. and Mrs. E. d. Bow
er.
Miss Esther Gagnon, who is
teaching in the Toupin district,
is enjoying a few days vaca-
ton.
J. D.. kerns and family bid
goodbye to their many Bottin-
eau friends on Monday and
motored to Devils Lake, where
they will make their home
in the future. The Kerns
family are old residents of Bot.
tineau and their many friends
here will wish them luck and
prosperity in their new home.
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SOCIETY NEWS
TELEPHONE NO.. 81

Mrs. NJ. r. Shuler, the new
ly elected president of the Wo-
mans club, is busy this week
together with her program
committee outlining the work
for the club year. Besides the
study of Home Economies a
number of interesting subjects
will be on the program. The
first meeting will be held at the
home of the president Sept. 8.
ID. Il. Carlson Of Towner and
NJ. Breen of WOlford passed
through here Saturday on their
way to Lake Metigoshe, where
Mesdames Carlson and Breen
have been staying since the
press meeting.
Miss Leila Amsbaugh visited
friends at Omenee between
trains Wednesday. Miss Leila
is now teaching near Dunseith.
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E. Erlandson and family re-
turned Saturday from an ex-
tended visit at the old home in
Baker, MINI.
Rev. and Mrs. McKelvey and
a party of friends from Bottin-
eau came over yesterday and
are guests in the city today.
They expect to return home to-
morrow.-Minot Optic Report
err.
Mrs. G.. E.. Herbst, superin-
tendent of the Lutheran Sun.
day School,, called a meeting OF
the S. S. teachers this week
and plans were made for the
years work. Teachers will
meet once a month during the
year and a course of study in
Augsburg confessions will be
taken up.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hennes-
sy have as their guests today
L. NJ. Grany of St. Thomas,
who is enroute to Oslow, Alta,
where he has farm interests,
and A. NJ. Gull, travelling sales
man for the Hart-Parr Thresh-
ing Co. of Grand Forks.
Mrs. L. {. Holz and daughter
Eunice went to Omemee this
morning for a visit with
friends.
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Mr.. and Mrs. p. L. Klyver
and daughter. Vivian motored
to Doyon and Penn, N. D.. last
Sunday to look after their ex-
tensive farm interests. They
returned home Wednesday.
Mrs. Robt. TAFT and children,
who have been visiting Mrs.
Tait's sister, Mrs. Dan Fergu-
son, at Westhope, returned
home today. e 81.
Miss Gladys Peterson, who
has been a guest of her aunt
and uncle, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H.
Dale, left this morning for her
home at Grand Forks. .
Mrs. Faye Bellows and child
rem of Marysville, Mo-, and
Mrs. Harry Dunsmoor of Min
neapolis, who have been visit
ing with their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Mcmillan, and
their brother, w. p, for the.
past month, left today for Min
neapolis where Mrs. Bellows
will be the guest of Mrs. Duns-
moor for a short time.
Miss Helen Farquhar of Grand
Forks arrived today from West
hope for a visit with her cous-
ms, Mrs. G. l.. Blades and
Mrs. p. ]. Scully.
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Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Gihao

Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Gibson
returned to their home at Max
!, bass on Tuesday, after spending
two weeks here at the home of
Nh. Gibson's mother, Mrs.
Penelope Gibson, during her
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. w, ]. Husebye
llama Vikan) are the guests Of
Mrs. Husebye's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G.. X. Vikan. They
will enjoy an outing at Lake
Metigoshe and later will 90 to
the Twin Cities to attend the
State Fair before returning to
their home at Williston. Mr..
Husebye's mother was to have
accompanied them but was
called to Circle, Mont, by the
sudden death of her daughters
| Mrs. Sorg's, baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Dokken
and family motored to Antler
Tuesday to look after their
farm interests and visit friends.
They were accompanied by
Miss Blenda Peterson from
Grand Forks, who is their
guest.
H. A. Bate motored to Rug
by Tuesday to meet Mrs. Bate
who returned home from Sac
ramento, CAL, where she at
tended the funeral of her
mother. "
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Falken-
stein motored to Bismarck Sat-
urday for a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Murphy,
accompanied by Mrs. Murphy's
sister, Miss Iva Ross and Miss
Harvey autoed across country
from Williston Tuesday and
spent the night with friends in
the city. Wednesday morning
the party went to Lake Nett
goshe where they expect to
spend about two weeks. Mr.
and Mrs. Murphy are former
Bottineau residents, Mr.. Muir.
ply having been in partner
ship with ]. J. Weeks in the
law firm of Weeks & Murphy
for a number of years and the
family have manv friends here
who will enjoy their stay.
Ruth Rishoff will leave Fri
day morning for Bemidji. where
she will spend two week at
BirChwood'' the summer
home of DIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Gil
lette on L~akeJulien, as the guest
of their daughter Margaret.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. T. Rishoff and
daughter Clara and son Bar
nard will accompany her as far
as Grand Forks. The trip will
be made via auto. ..
The families of Jos. Guam
me, S. H. Wilson, ]. ]. Weeks,
Dan White, Floyd Blades and
J. r. Gym, are emf oying lake
life on the shores of beautiful
Metigoshe.
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] AUClc OdkIlOAA SPNAS SAASN0y
with friends and relatives near
Omemee.
Mrs. Bert Turner was the
guest Of relatives at Souris
several days last week, return
ing home Saturday.
Miss Catherine Scully re-
turned Thursday from Flint,
Mich, where she visited with
relatives for six weeks. From
st. Paul to Hillsboro Miss
Scully made the trip by auto
with her father, p. J. Scully
and H. G. Harry of Omemee,
who were returning home
from a visit at Elysian, Mimi,
but they encountered so much
mud and bad roads that the
young lady decided to finish
the journey by train.
The condition of Mrs. Helen
Hansen, who has been i'll for
sometime with heart trouble
remains about the same. All
the children are with here.
Mrs. NJ. b. johnson of Shafer
and Mrs. Geo. Olson of Antler
have been with their mother
several weeks, while the sons,
Archie and Henry of White
tail, Mont, came Saturday and
Ed. of Minneapolis arrived
Tuesday.
Miss Alice Jorgenson of
Albion, Neb., is here the guest
of her sister and brother-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Schreiner.
Mrs. H. Dalbec and daughter
Louise went to Willow City on
Wednesday for a visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Reaume.
Mrs. A. Lallum is hostess to
the members of the ? Club at
Lake Metigoshe this afternoon.
The ladies left shortly after
noon in automobiles, and will
return this evening.
Miss Cleo Leveille left Fri
day for a visit of several weeks
with her sisters at Moose Jaw,
Sask.
Mrs. S. F. Thomas and little
daughter spent Sunday with
friends at Westhope.
Miss Nora Kalbfleisch re-
turned Monday from a two
weeks visit with her brother,
Geo. H. Kalbfleisch, at West
hope.
Geo. J. Pepin and Mrs. w.
A. Nero and son Walter, auto
ed to Willow City Monday for
a short visit.
Mrs. G. r. Oliver left Mon
day for the Twin Cities where
she will purchase her. fall and
winter millinery stock.
Mrs. +. c.. Falkenstein and
little son George, visited at the
A. G. Frolich home at Souris
the first of the week.
Miss Euphemia Fairweather,
who has been the guest of Mrs.
NJ. r. Shuler for some time, re-
turned to her home at Souris
on Monday.
Miss Julia Lindberg, who
has been visiting with friends
at Buxton for the past three
weeks, returned home Monday.
DIR. and Mrs. F. T. O'Brien
have as their guest Mrs.
O'Brien's sister, Miss Edith
Weberg, who arrived Monday
from Pasadena, California,
where she visited her sister,
Mrs. ]. K. Williams. Miss We
berg has visited many points
of interest while travelling in
the west and will spend the e
mainder of her vacation here
before going to her home at
River Falls, Wis, where she
teaches domestic art at the
state normal.
Mrs. A. r. Smith returned
to her home at Newburg We'd
nesday after taking medical
treatments in this city for the
past several months.
Miss Catherine Berglund
of Velva who has been visiting
at the L. ]. Erickson home in
this city as the guest of Miss
Clara Erickson for two weeks,
left Wednesday for her home.
She was: accompanied by Miss
Erickson who will visit at
Velva for some time.
Mrs. N. w. Weller of Man
katO. who has been visiting
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netios Of leiiing Contracts For the Consirwe-
tion Of Sidewalks.

Whereas. the city auditor of the city of
Bottineau, North Dakota, is required by
law to advertise for bids for the construc-
ton of various kinds of sidewalks in the
city during the ensuing year;
Now. therefore. notice Ia hereby given.
that on Monday. the 18th day of Septem.
Der, A. ID. 1916. att o'clock p. m. the city
council of the city of Bottineau, N, d.. will
receive sealed bids for the construction of
the various kinds of sidewalks in the city
of Bottineau, during the year 1916. in ac-
cordance with the specifications of the
ordinance governing sidewalks; which
said ordinance may be had by commune
cation with the undersigned That such
bids will at said time be opened by the city
council and the city council will award
different kinds of sidewalks required.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a certi-
fled check payable to Peter Scott, city
auditor. in the sum of fifty dollars, and a
bond running to the city of %Bottineau, N.
d.. in the sum of $500. co.. according to the
provisions of Sec. 1901. of the Complied
Laws of 1918, which said check will be re-
tanned by the city council until after said
has been awarded, and in the
event OF the award of said contract all
other checks will be returned.
If the bidder fails to enter into a proper
contract, together with a sufficient un
~dertaking, as provided by law, the said
check will be retained and cashed by the
city auditor.
Dated at Bottineau. N. D., this 9th day
OF September A. ID. 1916.
Anton Lallum. Mayor.
Peter Scott. city auditor.
(SeaD ,earA ia,
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lnotIos to Build sIdswaIk,.

Notice is hereby given, to all owners and
occupants of the lots hereinafter describ-
ed. that at the regular September. 1916,
meeting of the city council of the city of
Bottineau. held in the council rooms on
the 9th day of September, 1915, the city
council passed a certain resolution where.
by 1T WAS deemed necessary to construct
and rebuild sidewalks along the following
streets abuttinR on the following property
in the city of ~Bottineau, to-wit: On the
north line of Seventh street where the
same crosses Brander street and along the
north line of Seventh street extension
where the same crosses the ri9ht-of-way
of the Great Northern Railway company.
and where the same crosses lot 8 of block
2. of Whites Third addition to South Both.
neau also on the east line of Alexander
street in the said Whites Third addition,
along thew west end of lots 10, II, IL, 10. IA. Is,
10. IL. IL and 10, of block 8, and lots l and 2.
Of block 4, all in McArthur's addition tn
South Bottineau. North Dakota.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given to
e ach owner and occupant of each and all
of said lots and blocks hereinbefore de-
scribed to construct and rebuild all of
the sid ewalks along said lines at his own
expense and subject to the approval of the
street commissioner, and within ten days
from and after the 18th day of September,
1916.
INotlCe Is neIeDy Iurther given, that SAID
sidewalks must be built in accordance
with the city ordinances in such case
made and provided. and shall conform in
all re spects to said ordinances and shall
be subject to the approval of the street
commissioner.
Notice is hereby further given, that if
said sidewalks, or any part of said side
walks. are not SO built and constructed
within the time herein described. that the
city counci will order the said work to be
done by such persons with whom they
nave contracted therefor, under The direC-
tion of the street COMMISSIONS and at III
expen Sc of the owner of the lot or parcel of
and adjoining on said sidewalks and that
such expense of building and the Expense
of all notices in connection with such
work. and any other expenses incurred
for such work will be assessed upon the
lot or parcel of land properly chargeabIe
the rewith. n payable in ten equal an
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-09-07
Seen ana Heard

&%@Ek@&& |NFS$&S &#&%@N%%
Wanted at once-Waite and
dishwasher at Shirley Hotel. If
John Condie visited Rugby
between trains Saturday. Nuff
said.
Work on the VanAlstine
store at Kuroki is about com
pleted.
J One used 1915 Ford Rum
about for sale cheap.-C. r..
Gleason. 2tf
Work is about to commence
on the new Methodist church
at Kuroki.
Ole Roland returned Satur.
y day from a visit with friends in,
Cavalier county.
The Antler Masons have
again booked a lyceum course
for the coming season.
Patronize your local cream
cry and help Yourself as well
as a home institution. 4Otf
S. III. Wilson attended the
John !. Kadlec auction north
east Of Souris on Monday.
IA lot Of winter rye il being
seeded at Kuroki, S. n. Sisk al
ready having $50 acres seeded.
Telegram, is the name Of
that high class, broadleaf cigar
atyour dealer. Try il. Five
cents. Ia
Thos. Atkinson of Willow
City was thrown from q horse
and sustained afractured collar
aSSbone.s
Rev. w. 9. Jones was last
week installed as pastor of the
Presbyterian church at West
hope.
Il al e-4Thoroughbred
Scotch collie pups. Five and
s~&iQht dollars. u Critics, Oyer-s
SAy
Found-A bunch of keys.
Owner may have same III the
Courant Office ~ paying for
this notice.
Wv For Sale-(Sood young
milch coming n about
ept. 16th.SK K.Vikan.B bot
dinlseau. 3, +. tr
For SaleL g Smith goodl
hard shooking gan 1ret
1llasssconditions Snap forcash.a
81 Wilson.
Jnu1dl8 BurS who. has
ssn enjjoyiiu1 pleaeant tWol
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0eed. Positions.

The Union Com mercial
Colleae, Grand Forks, ~. u,
placed Elmer Vorachek with
the First State Bank, CARR
son. His salary 70 start was.
$65. Miss Helene George Is
also YeceivinR a good salary
with Ireland Lbr. CO.,
Grand Eorks Board turn
ished lororly q. %. Send
for md ind ont
ho Il y costs y Attspd
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business q shorthand
,courses at Concordia College,
SMoorhead. Mimi, will cost you
|S5 awexk for first class board,
room use of fine gyst1nasiinr1,,
band privileges and instruc-
tion tor year.
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4 EhNsFg2
The Overly commercial club
is agitating the installing Of an
electric light plant in that live
little village. 8,
Ny Office in Bottineau will
fopen Monday, Sept. II; hours
p. N. to 5 p. mn. j. Farm
and, chiropractor. It
The Isaac Waltons Of Overly
are having great sport catching
fsh in the creek running
through that village.
For Sale-One 1917tModel 45
Buick; One 5-Passenger 1916
Ford Touring Car at right
prices.-C. r. Gleason.
II. II. Bentz, wko was the
Great Northern agent at One
NEE some years ago, recently
died at st. Joseph, Mo.
The Overly band, accompani-
ed by most Of the citizens, paid
the Dunseith sanitarium a visit
on Sunday of last week.
Walter Belyea left today for
Grand Forks where he will re-
enter the state university at
the opening of the term.
There was no special observ-
ance Of Labor day on Monday
outside Of the closing of the
banks, the postofice and the
county offices:
House for Sale-Either half
or all the five lots on the corner
southeast of the court house
grounds in Bottineau. Inquire
OF. Ed White, Mohall. Nd. If
For Rent-Section farm six
miles northeast Of Omemee.
Good buildings and water. In
quire Bottineau National or
First National Bank. Omemee.
"A number Of Westhope par
ties who had planned on leav-
ing for California last week
postponed their trip on account.
of the threatened railroad
strike.
Ford car for sale cheap. Tires
nearly ne Chassis in fne
condition. lust the thing for
q light truck delivery car or
speedster. Price $I25. See. II.
Sheldon. If.
The School Of Forestry is an
xious to secure tree seeds Of all
kinds and especially of small
fruit from the Turtle Noun
tains. Reasonable prices will
be paid for these. LIT
For Sale Cheap-Long Model
Conn Cornet III b flat, "a and G.
Used but very little. Good
case and stand, leather case.
Will sell at 4 bargain If taken
at once.M. q. Guam. 2t
The rye crop in the vicinity
Overly IS exceptionally good,
many fields yielding from 70 to
Is bushels With rye selling
At well over the dollar mark
this ~ apro6tableScro
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nual payments, interest thereon at Z per
cent per annum.
BY order of the city council of the city
of Bottineau, North Dakota.
Dated this 8thday of September, 1915.
Anton Lallum. Mayor.
Peter Scott, City Auditor.
(SeaD Sept TIA
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6acn week ana we Will deliver
to you kerosene or gasoline in
any quantity at Wholesale
Drice.-C. r. Gleason, agent,
Standard Oil Co. ft)
Do you want a good position
in the business world? We
have prepared thousands who
are now making good. Let us
help you. Address Messrs.
Berghern and Heilman, Inter
state Business College, Fargo.
N. p. 1t.
Experienced teachers, mod
ern equipment, t h 6 b
courses business, shorthand,
stereotype, civil service. pre-
paratory. Graduates secure
good positions. Free catalog.
Interstate Business College,
800 Broadway, Fargo, N: p. ct
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. Rubbert Of
Kramer entertained about 100
Of their friends on Sunday of
last week, the occasion being
their fifteenth wedding anniv-
ersary. They were presented
with some handsome gifts in
.commemoration of the event.
Another delightful open air
concert was given by the Botti-
neau Military band Monday
evening. As the newly erected
band stand on Main street has
not yet been wired for lights,
the concert was given on the
street under one of the arc
lights.
Ole Medland Of Cordelia
township was brought into
Bottineau Monday for medical
treatment, his left hand having
been caught in the sprocket
wheel Of a binder. 1t was
found necessary to amputate
the first joint of the middle
finger, which was badly crush
ed.
Thos. Opshal Of Willow City
is a prominent visitor at the
county seat. Mr., Opsahl has
recently disposed Of his farm
ing interest at Willow CITY and
expects to leave. soon with his
family for California, where
they will spend the winter and
may decide to make their flu
ture home.
Considerable relief was ex-
perienced locally Sunday after
noon when a message was
waited over the.a1kires that the
strike had been called off-for
the time being at least. Many
who had planned going away
on Mondays train were some
what uncertain about making
their preparations.
Chief of Police Hansen ar.
rested /. II. Brown Monday for
AN alleged violation of the.pro-
shibition law. He was brought
before Justice Dunbar where
he waived examination and was
bound over to await the action
of the district court. AS he
was unable TO furnish bonds he
will await trial in the county
Jail. -Lansford Journal.
Geo. Lille threshed.some rye
on the home place the latter
part Of last week that run all
the way from % to 50 bushels
to the acre. So far, all the
grain that has been threshed
has turned out better than ex-
pected. The wheat is running
all the way from 8 TO is bushels
to the -acre.-Maxbass Monitor,
The assessment of farm lands
and unimprpved town lots in
Bottineau county was decreas-
ed ten per cent blythe state
equalization board at it's recent
meeting. The assessment on
the various classes of live stock
however, was given sub
~stantial boost BY the state
board, In one instance az much
az no her cent
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I'll. ~. A. HOugc, real estate
dealer at Wiliiston. writes:
value more the training receiv-
ed at Makers Business College
than that received at three
other schools have attended.
There is discipline al Aaker's
systematic. M brother and
sister have been thererI urge
my friends to ~ there. and
nrge you to 20 there. Make a.
atart, stay to your inish--it
will pay BIG dividends. Send
for catalog rs A. =. Grand
Forks, ~. u. also for 4 gas
tractor and auto cataloR.
The hearing 81 the liquor
case Get forTuesday . this
week, wan postponed for one
week, Az the main gazabo, one
Green who ewore 4o thecom
plant, wasconspicuous 81 his
absence, md bench warrant
WAS Issued f0r him by Judge
Mead Gireat eortherua Rents
from AntIer. Maxbaso and
!I4anda were here with books
arldMi have oacognle al9aiin.
Ifis likely ne ainlother biz
billed expesuI1sS for 1e county,
and tfje wSaavsit Iook thSrewtl
xn@Nss k&S II
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Bluffs bolten. 9oifcntIid mer6cn
i'd iette @ortrdge zines itarfen Be
luds ~erfreuen.
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RnHiIdcr Derbnnnter
G6lt DottrG0!
Sin friibercS MlitgIicS Der 2eibaarOc
6es 3arcH ipridJt mOrgcn ibcr
&nflauo mnS ben 9rieg.

@or einigen Sogen traf 2elltnout
Spnrbfop9n8tD, friber Vtits
nIieo Scr 2eiEaoroc 0es rltIIii6cn
Barren uno 5(iiAtIing aus Der Scr
Sibirien8, atf ieiner @on.
ourd amerifo, in Smnba
Gin. SeBt bat er 8orbereitungen &C..
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Sic @elt resieren. idreibt Der mill
t6riihe Nitorbeiter Ser 2on6oner
Zines. Sdt fidl iposl england
pir6 frob iein, Ipern es nab BEN
Grieee leine BeLt regieren fam.
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