The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-14

AiIo NIdIIlCI UuSlHeSS unCll Iall.
A class Of IS candidates were init
ated into the Woodmen Lodge at
Westhope last week. The Westhope
camp is after the state banner.
c. R. Gleason has been unloading
Ford cars all week-and has been able
to fill a part of the numerous orders
he has booked for The Universal
| Car. E.
A. o. Trengen and family are now
comfortably located on Mr.. Trengen's
farm near Milroy, McHenry county,
where they will remain for the sum-
mer. >..s<,
E. M. Woods flock of rs Rhode Is
land Reds at Westhope have yielded
i 5158 eggs since the first of the year
according to last weeks census re-
port.
M. Cavallin is getting his piano
salesroom in the Hovda building fitted
up in nice shape and already has a fine
stock Of pianos and monographs on
display. ",]
Alex. Finholt and family left this
morning for DeVaun, Mont, where
they will make their future home, Mr..
Finholt having accepted a position as
timer in that town.
Our automobile service between
Bottineau and Lake Metigoshe is now
open. Call us any time you want to
make a quick, pleasant trip to the
lake.-Hotel Dyckman. st.
The opening dance at Lake Metz
goshe Saturday evening was we'll at
tended, young people from all the
neighboring towns and the surround
ing country being present. "
The Geo. Else family left Antler
Saturday for a visit with relatives at
Shelby, Mont. They will be Joined
later by Mr.. Else and will go to the
coast to spend the summer.
Oscar Arvik, who has been employ
ed in a store at Livingston, Mont, ar
rived here last week and has accepted
q pOoAt1VA ~ t1AC S1OSC1y uCpdltlllCII
Of the Cooperative Store here.
A plan has been started at Lans-
ford to hold a public auction sale on
one of the vacant lots in the village
every month. Anyone having any ar
ticle to dispose of is asked to bring
it in.
A large number of people attended
the opening at Lake Metigoshe on
Sunday. It is estimated that fully
a hundred automobiles were at the
lake during the afternoon and eve
ming.
Overly had a real patriotic demon
stration on Registration Day. At
torney Stormon Of Dunseith and Sem
ator Sandstrom were the orators of
the day, while the Overly band fur
nished the music.
The proprietor of the Omemee
Bottling Works has made a PROPOSE
ton to furnish the village with cur
rent for electric lights. The propo.
sition is being considered and will
likely be accepted.
An heiress to the Hales millions ar
rived at the Maxbass Monitor home
last week-and Bro. Hales explains
that he vas so nervous he simply
couldn't set type-this accounting for
the dearth of local news. Congratula-
tions.
Quite a number of local fishermen
drove out to Dion Lake Sunday and
spent a few hours at perch fishing.
They all report good luck and re-
turned with a limit catch-if fisher
men are to be credited with truth and
veracity.
Get out into the world; the new
days r waiting for you-but don't
go unprepared. A commercial train
ing will put armor on you to fight
life's battles, and the Mankato Com
mercial College should be. your re-
cruiting station. Send for our cata-
log. June.
Only a small coterie of fans turned
out to see the second bloody conflict
between the Regulars and the Has
beens at the fair grounds Friday
night. The game was a rather inter-
esting one, however, the Regulars
again scoring~a victory by a 4 to z
count. as :
A killing frost last night nipped
most of the garden truck and it is
likely that q large number Of plots will
have to be replanted. Even potato
vines, which are considered compar-
atively hardy, were, frozen black in
most gardens, while in other places
they appear to have escaped.
The Bottineau Fire Department is
represented at the annual tournament
in Valley. City this week by J. T. New
lille, W. G. Pepin, Dan White, Knox
Ferguson and Chas. Nero. AT One
NEE they took the 500 for Lansford,
| where a special car had been set out
for the accommodation Of the fire lad