The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-10-11
WEATHER REPORT.
H. F. S%teinmeier, Observes

1 ouoy 20 10 r, -.
H. F. Steinmeier, Observer.
ALL kinds Of coal for sale at the
st. A. & D. Elevator Company. tt.
Col. A. J. Milligan, Bottineau, N.
D. will cry your auction sale for / per
cent commission. 9-27tf.
Elmer Larson left last week for
Minnewaukan, where he will spend
the winter at the home of his sister
while attending high school.
For Sale-About eight head of good
work horses and four head of mules.
Call at Home Auto Co. If
For sale-studebaker, four cylin-
der car, Z passenger, run 10000 miles
new tires all around. l extra tire.
First class condition. $65O.OO takes
it. Inquire at this office. If.
The aged mother of Mrs. Adam
Cranston of Antler, who resides in
Ontaro, has knitted 1876 pains of socks
for the soldiers-a record for loyalty
and devotion that has few equals.
We have a carload of winter apples
on the track that we will sell at $500
per box on track. In this car we have
~Jonathans, ~Spitzenburg, Bellfower
and Crimes Golden.-The Bottineau
Cooperative Store Co.
Owing to a serious breakdown of
the cylinder press the Courant this
week reaches it's readers late. While
we regret the occurrence, it is one of
those things over which we have no
control and we trust u readers will
appreciate our position. "
Glasses once fitted by the McCor-
Imick System always fitted. Not nee,
,essary to have your glasses changed
every year or two as is the case with
the old system. See H. H. Hovda,
Neurologist, at Stone Hotel, Oct. goth.
His last visit. Do not miss it. 3t-1O-11
For Sale-160 acres in Turtle MIS-,
improved, small buildings, some hay,
plendid, farm for mixed farming. Al
o 800 acres, some field, balance tim
Der and meadows. Make a splendid
stock farm. No buildings. Lots of
hay. Prices right. See, Wilson & Burg
hart, Bottineau, N. D. 9-29
While out hunting last week, Clar-
ence Benz accidentally shot himself
in the right hand, injuring the in
dex finger to some extent and NUT
Hating the second, necessitating am
putation. He is getting along fine
and expects to pass examination to
get into the army on the next call
Mohall Tribune. =.
A large number of Bottineau peo-
pie left Monday morning for Grand.
Forks, where they will attend the
state university during the coming
year. Among those leaving Monday
were Allan Mckenzie, Harland Oar
ling, Oliver Moore, Melvin Gorder,
William Hunter, Clifford Mcintosh,
and William Scully.
J. H. Kirk and Peter Scott motor
ed across to Bismarck Sunday to at
tend a meeting of the state game
board. Grounds for the state game
farm to be located in the Turtle
Mountains north of Bottineau was
recently purchased and it is hoped
that an appropriation will soon be
agreed upon for the erection of build
ings.
A deal was closed this week where
by the City Bakery passed into the
hands of Steinmeier & Kelley, pro-
prietors of the Shirley Bakery. The
new proprietors are making plans to
enlarge and improve the plant so as
to give Bottineau a bakery second to
none in this section of the state. J.
D. McFaul, former proprietor of the
City Bakery is planning to remove TO
Minot.
O. J. Gilbertson, while out hunting
last week, was the victim of an &C
cidental shot from one of the boys
with him, Carl Thorngard. AS the
party were coming in from the field
toward their car, a chicken arose be-
tween them, and Carl took a shot at
it, with the result that several shot
hit him in the face. No serious dam
age other than Oscar carries the ex-
ira weight Of a few shot with his
avordupois.-Mohall Tribune.
A. G. Erickson this week disposed
of his tailoring business in this city
to George Rowe, who has already
taken possession. Mr.. Rowe is no
stranger in Bottineau, having been in
the employ of Mr.. Erickson here
some years ago. He is a man Of wide
experience in his line and will, no
doubt, maintain and increase the
splendid business built up by his
predecessor. Mr.. Erickson has not
divulged his plans for the future. He
decided that the work was too con-
fining and concluded to retire from
active business for the time being.
\ PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
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