The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07

A00 OO44k1V6AO NOOAAC He
ing the central at Landa for the past
five years is going to leave for Mime
sofa. Her many friends around Lam
da gave a surprise for her last Sat-
urday evening and to show their ap-
probation they presented her with a
sweet gift for good services rendered.
Henry Olson, who has been taking
care Of Olaf Olson's stock while the
latter has been in Minnesota visiting,
took suddenly i'll while in Landa last
Saturday. He is now in the hospi-
tai at Rugby. W. hope that he will
soon recover from his illness.
A farewell party was given for
George Thompson at the home of his
brother, Millen Thompson, last Sun
day. Most all his relatives were
present. George left Monday for
Grand Forks, where he was going to
meet a friend of his and together
they intend to enlist as Red Cross
helpers, that is to carry the wounded
on stretchers.
Ed Berg and H. L. Lillestrand aut-
oed to Bottineau last Saturday, where
they transacted business and also took
IN the debate between Sandstrom and
Stair. d.
Oliver Finstad and Lloyd Lilies
trand, who have been attending the
School of Forestry the greater part
of the school year, e. among those
who entered the Bottineau County
Bank Agricultural Contest, in which
they were successful in winning the
Gold and Silver Medals. The gold
medal was won by Lloyd Lillestrand
and the silver medal by Oliver Fin
stad.
Harry Thompson motored to Bot
tineau Saturday, where he attended
the debate.
Trygve Hougrud and family, to-
gether with his aged father and
mother, were guests at the home of
H. L. Lilestrand last Sunday. Old
man Haugrud' is very ill with cancer
of the stomach.
Miss Alma Olson and cousin An
META Lillestrand and Olaf, Marvin
and Walter Olson, who are visiting
with relatives in Otter Tail county,
MIMI, will return home again some
this week-in their Ford car.
Hattie Olson, who has been teach
ing school for the last eight months
in Dewey School District No. 16, has
her terms work.
A jubilee meeting will be held in
the United Lutheran church near the
Mouse river on June 10, 20 and 81,
and you r requested to bring your
lunch baskets and cups. Everybody is
welcome and a good time is assured.
Christ Thompson, who is a delegate
from the United Lutheran church is
the convention at St. Paul,
MINI. He will also visit with his
son Olaf on his way home. Olaf lives
at Delworth.
Some reflections on the sincere
view of Stair and Sandstrom in regard
to their politics as they have it. The
SOC a quarter system advocated by
Sandstrom for the marketing of the
farmers grain in a determinal way
was very much appreciated by a few
of the listeners. Stair was of the
opinion that the state could stand
more than SOC a quarter dose.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sefurt visit
ed over Sunday at j. P. Anderson's.
Stanley Hubbard is busy building a
shed for his Oakland six.
Kovarik brothers are figuring on
one of those old time barn
dances on June 18th. Everyone is
welcome.
This sure will be a bone dry state
by the list of July if things keep on
going the way they r
Edward, Esther and Mr.. Anderson,
Mrs. Amel Anderson and Joe Kovar-
TX, Jr., made a business trip to Minot
last Thursday.