The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-03-22
EIDsvOLD TOWNSHIP.

The basket social held at Dewey
School No. 1 was we'll attended. A
very appropriate and we'll rendered
program was given. The program
consisted of songs and recitations
about st. Patrick. The reading given
by Miss Hanson was we'll rendered
and appreciated by the assembled peo-
pie. After the program the Irish"
names were auctioned off. The sum
Melted somewhere in the neighbor-
hood Of $14.0O. When supper was
owe the young POOLE all played
games. They drart-d for home at
a late hour all declaring they had
spent a very pleasant time.
Mi. and Mrs. Edward Berg and
children were visitors at the Ole Eli
home on Sunday.
The young SOL Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ebert Vedquam has been quite sick
lately. W. all hope that the little
fellow will soon be we'll.
Oluf Olson and Miss Annette Lilies
trand were visitors at the Carl Soland
home Sunday.
Rev. Lawrence Aasheim preached
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. N.
Christianson on Sunday afternoon. All
who heard the sermon were pleased
with it.
Lloyd Lillestrand was an over-Sun-
day visitor at the home of his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Lillestrand.
He returned to Bottineau on Monday
mornings train, where he is attend
ing the School Of Forestry.
| DR.. Rystad Of Landa was a profess
sional visitor in our midst Sunday w
ming, being called by the sickness of
little Julius Vedquam.
The school children of School No. 5
have been out Of school, largely owing
to the plague of colds.
Rev. Aasheim visited the past week
at the H. J. Hanson home.
Walter Olson and Sandy Hanson are
soon expected home. They have been
away attending school for the last
few months.
H. J. Hanson and H. L. Lillestrand
were Roth visitors bright and early
Monday morning.
Lloyd and Sarah Lillestrand were
visitors at the Hans Olson home on
Sunday afternoon.
Marvin Olson and T. D. Acheson
were visitors in Landa from Satur-
day evening until Sunday afternoon.
Today is township election. A good
number Of good men are up for the
various offices in our progressive
township. We predict a merry battle
for several of the offices. The bat
tie has just started, when the smoke
has cleared away we will let you know
the results.
Henry Olson is working for H. ].
Hanson, where he will be employed
till after spring work.
| Harry Thompson was splitting wood
at the Edward Berg home the othe,
day and struck his finger with the axe,
We are glad to say that he escaped
without any serious inquiry.
Rev. M. o. Silseth has been in the
neighborhood the past few days. He
preached at the United Lutheran
church both Friday and Sunday of the
past week. He also will be with his
congregation on Friday afternoon,
March %.
Miss Cora Thompson is expected
home from Minot to visit at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Christ
Thompson, for a few days.
John Boiling, who has been work
ing for Mike Teevans all winter, has
left the employ of Mr. Teevans.
J Mr.. and Mrs. H. J. Hanson and fam
lily were visitors at the N. Christian
son home on Sunday.
Mrs. Law, the sister of Miss Mary
flanagan, is seriously ill with cancer Of
the stomach in the state of Washing
ton. Miss flanagan left last week to
be with Mrs. Law during her illness.
We all extend our heartfelt sympathy
to the relatives Of the striker lady in
their trial and trouble.
One Of the little children Of Mr..
and Mrs. Louis Bogstie has been quite
sick with pneumonia the past week.
DR.. Hits was called from Westhope
to attend the little one, owing to the
absence of DR.. Rystad.
Matt Noun is now the possessor of
a new Dodge purchased from Fryk-
man Bros. of Souris.
Miss Cecilia Thompson, who teach
es the Jno. Sem school, has been laid
up with a bad cold the past week. ,
Harry Thompson has sold the side
car Of his motorcycle to someone near
Westhope.