The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-10-04

See Milligan: for your auction sales.
One per cent commission. 9-27tf
ALL kinds Of coal for sale at the
st. A. & D. Elevator Company. If.
Miss Mildred Mcintosh spent Fri
day with friends at Willow City.
The Bottineau Creamery is paying
the highest market price for your
cream. 3Otf.
For Sale-One young cow, fresh
Sept. 1. Arthur Czarnetzki, Gar
,,dena, N. d. 3t-10-11
Col. A. J.. Milligan, Bottineau, N.
ID. will cry your auction sale for 1 per
cent commission. 9-27tf.
For Sale-About eight head of good
work horses and four head of mules.
Call at Home Auto Co. If
The Great Northern windmill tow
er at Willow City, one of the land
marks from the early days, has been
torn down.
P. L. Garnes Of Eckman has pur-
chased the remainder of the Pitts
merchandise stock at Lansford and
will continue the business.
! For Sale-Three houses in City of
lBottineau. All we'll located, prices
range from $650.00 to $4,000. See
Wilson e. Burghart, Bottineau.s 9-29
1 have a number of both wild and
improved Turtle Mountain farms for
sale. If in the market, call and
see MELVIN. Collins, Bottineau,
N. D.
H. H. Hovda, Neurologist of Minot
will be in Bottineau Oct. 2Oth., to fit
glasses only. If you want first class
work see him. Positively his last Wis
it this year. 3t-10-11.
For Sale-One 1880 Oil Pull Tract
or and six bottom Rumely pillow. All
in good condition. Price and terms
reasonable. Address O'Keefe &
Greenup, Lansford, N. D. 2t-9-27.
We were fortunate in getting a
carload each from the old wheat of
Gold Medal and the famous Vassar
flour. No need to wait for it to age,
you can use it the same day it is
bought. Call 70, Catlin, Smith &
Co. 1t.
For Sale-16O acres in Turtle MIS-,
improved, small buildings, some hay,
splendid farm for mixed farming. Al
so $50 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
I have purchased a car load of rs
registered Shorthorn cattle that will
be shipped here from Iowa in the near
future, to be sold at public auction to
Bottineau county farmers. Most of
the animals are females and an ex-
ceptionally fine lot. Watch for big
announcement next week.-A. d. En-
tresvaag.
Marian, the little daughter Of M.
F. Howe of the 500 depot force, was
poisoned by eating berries she had
picked from some sort of a weed
growing near her home last Friday
and for a time it was feared the pois-
on would prove fatal. The little one
is improving slowly and hopes are en-
tertained for her recovery. Overly
News.
The county commissioners met in
regular monthly session the first of
the week.. Among the most import
ant business transacted was a reso-
luton permitting live stock to run at
large during the fall months in the
fourth and fifth districts. This in
cludes all but three townships west
of the river, and it is possible that
these will also petition to come in un-
der the same arrangement. The board
completed it's duties and adjourned
today.
George E. Vosburg, the Delco-Light
man, has this week opened an cleo
trical goods store in the Hovda build
ing on Main street. Besides exhibit
ng Delco-Light systems, Mr.. Vos-
burg will carry a complete line Of
electrical goods and also be prepared
to handle all kinds Of wiring and in
stallation work. M. Cavallin, who
has used the building as an exhibit
room for his piano and monograph
stock, will for the time being occupy
a part Of the building with Mr.. Vos-
burg.
Grandfather Cooper had quite an
experience the first of the week that
may prove serious for him. The ola
gentleman is getting very forgetful
and Sunday evening wandered away
from the home of his son in this city
and evidently became confused for M