The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-01
ROTH NEWS.

ROTH NEWS.
Lyle Miller visited with relatives
in Bottineau Wednesday of last week.
Ole kjeIshus was a visitor in Rug
by Wednesday Of last week.
Ted ard Tony Anderson were Bot
tineau visitors Wednesday of last
week.
John Guttu was a Bottineau Wis t.
or Wednesday Of last week, where he
attended the wedding of his brother,
Olaf.
Otto Holstein was a passenger to
Bottineau Thursday.
. Mrs. VIM. Hewitt visited friends in
B%ottineau thursday.
j. B. Dixon left for St. Paul with a
carload OF stock the fore part of last
week.
The Township supervisors held a
business meeting at the j. A. O. An
derson home Tuesday.
L. d. Achoson and Marvin Olson
were DotttEcau visitors Saturday.
The Rally Day services conducted
by the local Sunday School last Sun
day was wei! attended. A nice pro-
glao3 VAS presented including a Raj
~ Day speech by Rev. j. Lloyd Hun
ter Of nOttincau. The local Sunday
School is one Of the best as far as at
tel dance IS concerned in the county
and it, members can well be proud
of it.
Roy jacobson was a passenger to
Bottincau Saturday.
The loca! school opened last Thurs
day. Miss IIclga Hcllevick Of St.
Pau! is the teacher.
Rev. J. Lloyd Hunter conducted
religious services in the school house
last Sunday eve.
The Halloween Masquerade party
which was held in the local school
building last Friday evening was a
grand success. A large crowd attend
ed in spite of the stormy weather.
Mrs. A. Mutt and Mrs. Ache. Roy
proved to be the laugh and scream
producers of the evening. A good
time was enjoyed by all and a delight
full luncheon served.
Those from Bottineau who attend
= ed the Halloween party were the
Misses Lottie and Minerva Smith,
Mabel Rosel, Beulah Darling, Lucy
and Birdie Bacon.
Miss Naomi Mollet was a Botti-
neau visitor Saturday.
Ole OHM, the genial clerk in the
local store has been appointed head
of the book department Of the local
branch of the Red Cross Society.
Anyone who has any books which
they might wish to send to the SOL
der boys can bring them to the store
and leave them with Mr.. OHM.
H. J. Hanson of Eidsvold township
. has kindly agreed to allow the local
Red Cross the use of his house in
Roth for their future meetings.
We understand that the local Red
Cross Society will hold a basket Soc
ial in the local school building on
Nov. 9th. Everyone in this vicinity
should be sure to attend this social
and do all in their power to help
raise funds for this merciful soci-
ETY.. The money is certainly used for
a good cause.
Miss Cora Rodseth was a passen-
ger to Bottineau Wednesday.
C. G. Nelson was a Carbury visitor
Wednesday.
Falky is some war fan. Continu-
ally he harps upon the fact that ev-
eryone should be a patriot and do all
they a for the Red Cross society.
He questions as to whether Townley
is a patriot. But, listen, gentle read
er. Sometime ago the Bottineau
Branch of the Red Cross society as
sessed most of the citizens of that
city a certain amount according to
each individuals income. Falky's
assessment, we understand, amount
ed to twenty-five dollars. Did he pay
it? Well, hardly. And up to the
present time he has absolutely refus-
ed to pay it. Isn't that patriotism
tho? A man CD who possesses the
wealth that this lad Falky does re-
fusing to pay the small sum of twen-
ty-fve dollars. Isn't that a patriotic
sight tho? Come on off with the
noisy stuff, Falky, and come across
with a little real financial patriotism
by paying that twenty-five.
Misses Marvyll and Marion Miller
were passengers to Bottineau We'd
nesday, where they visited relatives.
Ed. Rodseth left for Bottineau on
Tuesday, where he will make his fu-