The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-10-25

ceIlLS, IfOnC quarters, IL cents,
chunks of beef Is cents. Quail
ity guaranteed.-Chas. Beevers,
Bottineau, N. D. 10-25-tf
For Sale-16O acres in Turtle Mts., |
improved, small buildings, some hay,
plendid farm for mixed farming: AL
o $50 acres, some field, balance tim
Der and meadows. Make a splendid
took farm. No buildings. Lots of
hay. Prices right. See Wilson & Burg
hart, Bottineau,, N. D. 9-29
Bullying foreheads can't conquer a
squared jaw, but a commercial train
ing acquired at the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
conquers every obstacle. You who
are interested in practical education
should send for our catalog. Sept.
! Rev. r. J. L. McKelvey, for
mer pastor of the NJ. E.. church
in this city, and for the past
year stationed at Westhope, has
decided to spend the year at
school and will not occupy the
pulpit at Westhope the coming
year.
Chas. E. Whitteron recently
disposed of two Shorthorn hei-
fers to VIM. Bergman and two
to Robert Brander, all at fancy
figures. Mr.. Whitteron has sold
seven head of Shorthorns dur
ing the year for the total price
of $1,326, or an average of near
ly $500 per head.
The Courant is now sent week.
ly to practically every Bottineau
county boy in the service of
Uncle Sam. Now the boys in
khaki can reciprocate by letting
' their friends at home hear from
them through the columns of
the Courant. We shall be glad
to publish letters from the
y training camps, and know they
will be eagerly read by our sub
: scribers.
Roswell P. Merritt, Optical
, Specialist of Kenmare, N. D.,
!, will personally visit the follow
:, ling towns. Office at hotels. All
persons having defective eye.
sight, headaches, or who need
their glasses changed or renew
! ed should call and see him.
Newberg, Monday, Nov. 9Th:
, until $3.50 p. m.
>, Maxbass, Tuesday, Nov. 9Th
y. Upham, Wednesday, Nov. 18th
Bantry, Thursday, Nov. 9Th
! until 1870 p. nj. 2t-11-1
y A representative of the Minot
!, Electric company, who is to put
! in the lighting system for this
: = city was in town the first of the
, week making arrangements fol
the winter. The season is sc
. far advanced that they have con
cluded not to start building this
fall and have rented the cement
part of the O. B. Brynjolfsor
building and will install then
V plant there for the winter anc
f build in the spring and it is said
l. they hope to have the plant in
working order in the near fut'
ure.-Willow City Eagle.
Last week the Standard men
: toned the number Of pair soS
knitted by the mother Of 9
' Wayne township resident, but
we now have a much better re-
cord than that. Mrs. Ada Lowe
of this city informs us that he1
mother, Mrs. Baxter Of Owen
: Sound, Ontario, up to Jan l,
!, 1917, had knitted 343 pair OF
sox for the soldiers and since
: that time It's pair more, max
: ing a total of 518 pair OF sox
, since the war started. Mrs:
, Baxter is in her 84th year and
!, we doubt if this record can be
Observation-Disclosures Standard.
Attorney Weeks has COM
menced an action against the q.
N. Railway Company to recover
damages sustained as a result OF
missing the train at Rugby last
Friday evening. MI: Weeks was
Informed that the branch train
would wait for No. 9 from the
east, which it failed to 90, as a
result of which he was COM
PEELED to hire an automobile IN
an effort to reach Bottineau tor
a case which he had set for sew
en- o'clock that evening. Mr.
Weeks is only one of many who
have been similarly fooled dur,
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