The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1916-02-10

1t you have a hOrS sc, COW,
pig or seed grain for sale adj
vertise in the Carbury News
and get results.
Harald Haroldson went to
Omemee Wednesday morning
to have dental work done, re-
turning the same evening.
County Treasurer Glomseth
came up from Bottineau Sat
urday evening to spend Sun
day on the farm, north Of town,
returning Monday morning.
Aft Hovind who is attending
the School of Forstery at Bot
tineau was an over Sunday
guest at the S. b. Dyrstad
home, south of town.
County Commissioner S.. NJ.
Nichol of Souris was i'll town
Tuesday to attend the annual
meeting of the Farmers CO.
operative Mercantile Company.
Mr. John HI. Johnson, who
has been visiting at the home
of c. G.. Forsberg for the past
month went to Ortonville,
Mimi, Monday morning where
he will visit relatives and
friends.
Minnie Kornkven, who is
learning dressmaking in Bot
tineau, came up on the train
Saturday evening to spend
Sunday with her parents Nj
and Mrs. K. Kornkven, return
lug Monday morning.
You have not forgotten the
date for the Non Partisan
League meeting which is to be
held in the assembly room of
the Carbury school Saturday
Feb. 18th. This will be a meet
ing which cannot help but be
Of interest to each and every
farmer and your presence is
urgently requested.
Warning to young men and
bachelors. 1t is reported that
the fair sex of Westhope have
organized an Askim Club as
this is Leap Year. 1t will be
we'll for you to find out when
they hold their regular meet
ings SO that you may put in
your appearance and be Johnny
on the Spot before they are all
gone.
Mr.. G. NJ. Myhr believes
that the Bottineau Courant
and Carbury News is pretty
good reading and has paid his
$3.50 for one years subscription
to same. Are there any one
else who are not reading the
Courant and the News? Just
pay $3.50 to Wareberg or
Arveson and they will see to
that you get the paper.
The Carbury Band has de-
ceided to give a concert in the
assembly room of the Carbury
school Saturday March 4th,
the program to begin at 8
O'Clock sharp. After the pro-
gram they will have a basket
social and it is hoped that a
good crowd will turn out as
the boys are surely deserving
of any support than can be
| given them.
Ole Dyrstad returned from
Minneapolis Saturday evening
where he has been during the
past month receiving instruc-
tons from Vulcan Process
Company in welding. Mr..
Dyrstad purchased a welding
plant from these people just
before the Holidays and he
believes that if there is any
thing new to learn that he is
going to learn right. He is
prepared to do the most
difficulty work in welding and
will be pleased to have you
give him a trial. A standing
invitation is extended to all to
come into his shop and examine
his plant and to see some Of
the work that he is able to do.
On Monday morning Agnes
Wall and Selma Krogen went
on skis from the John Krogen
home to Carl Wallis, where
they stoppedfor dinner. From
there they journeyed on to the
home Of q. N. Myhr's, where
they were invited to stop for
lunch, after which they pro-
ceeded to the home of Carl
Krogen, where they will visit
for a few days. The total dis
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