The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-03-01
ROTH NEWS.

IA DOSSAlACoO VII AuCouoy VI ldSt Wcchs
o. I. Olson transacted business in
B%ottineau Wednesday of last week.
Val. Cowles visited Willow City on
Tuesday of last week.
Mrs. S. T. Robson was a B~ottineau
visitor Wednesday of last week.
It is quite noticeable that the old
standpat senators were the ones who
defeated the full crew bill. There
fore, who is it that is really the friend
Of the railroads.
We would suggest that if anyone
wishes to talk in favor of war it
would be best for them to join the ar
my and get paid for it.
Miss Eva and Roy Hewitt came
home from Bottineau Tuesday eve
ming and spent the weekend.
ALT. Ness returned Thursday eve
ming after an extended visit in Wis
consin. His cousin, Arthur Wick, ac-
companied him.
Albert Johnson was a business Wis
itor in Souris Thursday.
The mode of dress adopted by some
Of the fair sex in the last year is in
deed very disgusting. 1t is nc longer
necessary for the street lounger to
loaf on the street corner and watch
the wind blow the skirts hither and
thither in order to see the dainty an
kles. They can now be see with
out the assistance of the wind and it
is indeed very disgusting-we NEAR
the amer of dressing.
Word has been received from the
railroad officials that a stockyard,
sheds and a we'll will be installed on
the company's right-of-way here next
spring.
H. O. WIKI of Bottineau was an ov-
er-Sunday visitor in Roth.
E. H. Charnholm, manager of the
Bottineau Farmers Store was an over
Sunday visitor at his home. MIR.
Charnholm is not quite sure as to
when he will move his household
goods to Bottineau.
: Mr.. Kingsbury of the Winter-Ames
Grain Co., was a business visitor in
Roth Saturday.
Rev. McBain of Bottineau, was un-
able, on account of illness, to come
to Roth and conduct services last
Sunday.
Rev. J. l.. Redal of Souris was a
guest at the John Sveen home Sun
day.
O. H. Charnholm and Walter Sund-
berg attended lodge in Westhope on
Thursday evening.
The farmers meeting scheduled for
last Saturday afternoon in the cen
trail school house was not held because
of the poor condition of the roads.
Why don't Jerry Bacon tell his
readers about the precedent set for
holding secret caucuses of the farmers
of the Constitution of the United
States. Also, why did the Herald re-
frain from telling it's readers any
thing concerning the large peace
demonstration held in Grand Forks re-
Gently?
Roy jacobson of Fargo, visited the
latter part of the week with his aunt
Mrs. Jacob Jacobson.
! Mrs. O. H. Charnholm va elected
Superintendent Of the local Sunday
School and O. H. as Secretary and
Treasurer, last Sunday. ..~~
| Speaking of "outside Influences
how long has the editor Of the Grand
Forks Herald resided in this state =!
Also, how long since "Terrible Turk
Tom Parker Junken came to this
state.
+. C.. J. Ryding came up from Rugby
: Friday evening and returned to that
city Saturday morning. An operation
was performed on Mrs. Ryding the
fore part of last week and for a time
it was feared that the results might
prove serious. However, at this
writing the condition of Mrs. Ryding
is much improved. We join in with
the many friends of this excellent lady
in hoping for a speedy recovery.
A small crowd was in attendance
at the dance Friday. All report hav-
ing enjoyed a good time.
/ After reading the rawlings OF the
editor from Rugby in last weeks
Courant, we have come to the conclus-
ion that if the state is going to build
another nut house" the city Of Rug
by is certainly entitled to it and can
make good use Of It.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Jacobson OF
Minot arrived Friday evening and
visited over Sunday at the Jacobson
home.
Miss Isabelle Iverson led the Will
ling Workers meeting last Sunday
evening. The annual election OF Of
icers Of this society will be held this
Friday evening. sin
Rev. J. Lunde Of Bottineau will
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