The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-27

Among those undergoing operations
at theslQcal hRsspital the last few days
are: Mrs. Davis Of Landa, Mr.. BjerRs
lof Landa, Selmer Landsverk and Mr.,
Brady of Dunseith, two o m of Mr.;
and Mrs. Stahner of Kramer and Alb
raham Knudson of Kramer, who had
his upper jaw broken in a runaway on
Saturday, and two sons, of Mr.. and
MRS. E. Williams of Gardena, A
IChristofferson of Omemee, two daugh-
tiers Of John Setter of Carbury and IT.
win Crowder.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Thorsen this
week moved into the Jackson residence
on Thompson street.
The thirteen-month-old boy of Mr..
and Mrs. Myrvang from nea New
burg died at st. Andrews hospital this
week.
Mr.. Heinz and family are moving
into Mrs. Emde's house on Thompson
St., this week. Mr.. Heinz is employ
ed as operator at the G. N. depot, fill
ling the vacancy caused by Mr.. Shan
er leaving for the training camps.
Wanted-Middle aged lady for gen.
eral homework in family with two
children. Must be steady.-R. B.
Smith. tip.
Miss Trula Kenyon, who has been
chief operator for the Northern Tele-
phone Co, at the local office for the
past two years, has been transferred
to Williston and left for that place on
Monday.
Ingerman Messalt of McCanna was
Ia guest at the l.. T. Erickson home
the first of the week.
A. C. Erickson autoed to Rugby
Sunday from which point he took the
train for Minneapolis to meet Mrs
| Erickson and children, who were re
turning home from a vacation visit al
a summer resort near Des Moines,
Iowa.
Nels l. Dokken and family, accom-
panied by Mrs. Dakken's mother, Mrs
o. Everson Of Marvel, and Mrs M
Peterson of Grand Forks, were Sun
day visitors at the B. j. Faken home
in Towner.
Mrs Leonard has sent out 1900 eel
luloid Red Cross buttons and 127t
membership receipts, four copies OF
each receipt. The supply is exhaus.
ted now, more buttons are expected
next week but we have not been able
to learn when the receipt blanks will
he sent.
School girl wanted to work fol
board. Mrs. A. G. Erickson.
Miss Naomi Mollet, who is teaching
the Wildrose district school, visitet
i'm Bottineau between trains Satur
day.
DR.. Durnin and family were West
hope visitors Sunday.
For Rent-Four rooms. Apply a
Milady's Shop.
w. A. Nero this week moved hi!
family into the Mrs. Penelope Gibson
residence property. The residenc'
formerly occupied by Mr.. Nero am
family has been purchased by F. Viii
|liams.
Mrs. C. C. jacobson Of Landa Wis
lifted at the E. C. Jacobson home Mon
lday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. D. Nickerson ar
moving on their farm in the Turtl
Mountains today. Mr.. and Mrs. Jos
|Distaler, who have purchased tn
INickerson residence on Thompson st
',expect to move in from their farm cas-
of Bottineau some time next week.
! Miss Anna Kalbfeisch of Portal !
ENJOYING a two weeks vacation fror
her duties as compositor on the Ports
International and is visiting with ne
= brothers, Ben Kalbf1eisch of this cit
= and Geo. K%albheisch Of Westhope.
G.. w. Rowe, who was formerly j
5 the employ Of the A: c. Erickso
Pantorium, arrived in Bottineau la!
week accompanied by his wife and
: again with Mr.. Erickson. Mr.. ar
Mrs. Rowe have been living at Eyot
: Mimi, since their marriage two veal
lago.
Misses Cecilia and Thriza Yelle wi
arrive tomorrow from their home
lGrand Forks for a short visit. The
will teach at Newburg and McCann'
respectively, this year: