The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-09-06

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week in the Twin Cities on business.
Rev. H. L. Meyer left this morn
ing for Rugby on a business errand.
We r showing the new fall and
winter millinery. The Oliviere Hat
Shop. q
FOR SALE-Six room house in
Bottineau, including six lots. Apply
to E. Erlandson, Bottineau.
For Sale-About eight head of good
work horses and four head of mules.
Call at Home Auto Co. If
For Sale-2OO acres land in Scandal
township, 5 horses and machinery, for
sale by the owner. Andreas Berg,
Souris, N. D. st
"A POSITION OR YOUR MONEY
BACK" is our new policy. Write for
full particulars. Humboldt Business
College, Minneapolis, MINI. At
R. H. Byers, formerly of Williston,
is now employed as operator at the
local station, succeeding c. D. Shaner,
who leaves in the morning for Camp
Dodge. +
: Deputy Sheriff Cooper left this
morning for Grafton, having in
custody Albert Warneke, who will
be committed to the feeble minded in
stitution in that city.
Notice to Thereshers-Owing to the
scarcity of water, threshermen are
asked not to take water out of the
water hole in my pasture.-M. F.
Kohls, Amity township. It.
Lost-On road running east from
Newburg bridge and in neighborhod
north and east Of Kramer, one 31x4
Fisk non skide tire. Suitable re-
ward. J. A. Painter, Bottineau. N.
ID.
Gus Bouris departed this morning
for Chicago, where he intends to
spend the winter. Gus has quite
a h%ankering to get back to Bottineau
as soon as he can find some desirable
business opening.
Otto Thorson of Willow City, who
was to leave Bottineau tomorrow for
the training camp is a patient at st.
Andrews hospital, where he submit
ted to an operation yesterday for
ruptured appendix. Mr.. Thorson is
very disappointed in the sad fate that
will prevent him from serving his
country, at least for the time being.
VIM. Burghart expects to leave
with his family about Sept. Is for
southern Minnesota where they will
take up their future home. Mr.. Bur-
CHARTS business keeps him IN Mime
sofa most of the time and he has con-
'cluded that it would be more convent
ent for him to live there than in Bot
itineau. The Burghart residence on
Main street will be occupied by the
,Ole Hendrikson family as soon as it
lis vacated. -
On Saturday forenoon, Sept 9Th,
there will be on sale at the Forestry
Greenhouse, the following plants,
potted or without pots, palms, roses,
table ferns. asparagus ferns, carna-
tions and geraniums, and cuttings OF
the wandering Jew and English Ivy.
IThoes who wish to securs some OF
these very dns plants ere asked to
ses Mr.. Petris, who has full charge
Of Tie sales.
Dolores, The sixteen nsnth old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Schroeder, aisd Monday, after an i'll
ness Of a couple Of weeks fron
cholera infantun. The funeral was
held Tuesday afternoon at st.
Andrews church, and internent made
at The cemetery east Of town. The
bereaved parents have the sympathy
of the commanity.-Westhope Stand
ard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Leonard were
in a bad wreck Tuesday night, both
being pretty badly bruised up. They
were going home about 900 o'clock
and just after crossing the track a
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light ahead, and say they turned out,
but the car was coming at a pretty
fast clip, and struck their buggy on
midway between. the wheels on the
left side. Mrs. Leonard was thrown
into the wind shield and Ted struck
the ground with such a force as to cut
a deep cash over his right eye, besides
being bruised and cut on almost every
part of his face. Mrs. Leonard has a
broken nose, cuts on her face from
glass from the wind shield and injur,
les to her chest. It is a miracle either
of them came through alive. The cal
that ran into them was driven by Ho.
ward Hawke, and besides the vino
shield, one lamp is broken; He says
he didn't see the buggy till just be-
fore the car hit it.-Westhope Stan
dard.
Instructions have ben received from
the Quartermaster's Depot that pur
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