The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-05-24

has passed into the Great Beyond.
VIM. Boyer arrived Monday night
from Chicago, where he has attended
Northwestern University the past
year.
Wanted-Will take horses for pas
turing at $3.50 per month. Enquire
of W. Nostdahl, 3 miles northeast Of
Tarsus. st.
List your farm or city property for
sale or exchange with Wilson &
Burghart. Office E~rtresvaag. block,
Bottineau, N. D. If.
Ward Heatwole left the first of the
week for Kildeer, Dunn county, where
he will do organization work for the
Nonpartisan League.
Auto Wanted-A Ford preferred,
but will take another, if price, etc., is
satisfactory. Address your letter to
Box J, Kramer, N. D. tip.
VIM. Burghart left Tuesday for
Southern Minnesota to round up an
other bunch of land buyers for the
Wilson & Burghart firm.
Kramer and Omemee are both in
line with base ball teams and prom
Use to make things interesting on the
diamond for neighboring rivals.
DR.. M. j. Farnand spent the first
days Of the week at Lansford and Mo-
hall, where he intends to open branch
offices during the summer months.
Arthur Ramstad and Reginald
Craig took Saturdays train for Day.
ton, Mimi, from which place they
will drive Arthur Goodin's aut ,moo.Ie
back to Bottineau.
According to the American, three
or four young men of the Antler
neighborhood have quietly slipped
over into Canada since the conscrip-
tion bill was passed.
M. E. Watkins of Antler recently
returned from Indiana, having pass
ed the bar examination in that state.
He intends to move out to Montana
and open a law practice.
An autoist attempted to drive a
Ford car into the Hanson garage at
Willow City without opening the
doors. Both the car and the doors
suffered by the experience.
J. N. Stearns was a business visit
or at Crystal the first Of the week.
Mr.. Stearns has closed up his dray
business in Bottineau and, according
to reports, is employed at Omemee.
Taken Up-Grey mare colt, two
years old. Came to my place Tues
day noon, May 1st, Sec. ~35-161-76.
Owner can have same by proving pro-
perty and paying expenses. John
Morrison, B%ottineau, N. OAK. st.
Having secured the services Of a
first class repair man our repair
shop is now open for your automobile
repair work, and we guarantee all
work to be entirely satisfactory.R.
r. Gleason, Bottineau, N. D. 28h.
T. F. Woods returned last week
from Montana, where he has been
spending most of the winter looking
over the country. He is quite a
booster for the Cowboy State and
says every thing is on the hum out
there. -
States Attorney Weeks and Sher-
if Mclean made a raid on the Max
bass drug store one day last week and
confiscated a considerable quantity of
booze. The place was locked up by
the authorities under temporary in
junction.
R. T. Wood was over from Newburg
the first of the week. Mr.. Wood re-
Gently disposed Of his pool hall at
Newburg and has purchased a similar
establishment in Northern Minneso-
to, to which place he intends to move
in the near future.
Arrangements have been made for
a big farmers meeting at Souris on
one of the ~chautauqua dates in that
town, one of the chautauqua tents be-
ing utilized for that purpose. The
meeting will be under the direction of
County Agent Henderson.
The hotel at Lake Metigoshe has
been leased for the season by A. A.
Golden, he being the only bidder. Mr..
Golden will soon make preparations
for opening up this famous lake res
ort and promises the usual first class
service and accommodations.
A large number of Bottineau county
people attended the big stock sale at
Minot Tuesday. While some of the
stock was purchased by B%ottineau
county buyers, the keen bidding on
the part Of the buyers from other
sections of the state left some of the
local people with cold feet.
Sixteen cans Of young perch and
pike from the state fish hatchery
were received here Monday. These
were distributed in Metigoshe, Straw
berry and Tjon lakes in the Turtle
Mountains. The shipment was accom-
panied by Deputy Fish Commission
er Eastgate, who saw to it that they
were properly planted.
The Bottineau Highs have this week
annexed two more CORY "scalps to
their unbroken string of victories,
Carbury being the victim of the week:
Last Saturday the locals ~journeyed
to the neighboring town and annexed