The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-08-30
ALL kinds Of coal for sale at the
st. A. & D. Elevator Company. tt.

rigs IOr Oale-Old enough TO Wean,
$500 each.-W. Waters, Sec. %,
Peabody township. 3tp
FOR SALE-Six room house in
Bottineau, including six lots. Apply
to E. Erlandson, Bottineau.
H. F. Steinmeier returned yester-
day from a visit in his former home
in Wells, MIMI, and in the tN
For Sale-Five passenger Over
land Automobile in fair condition.
Price $500 for quick sale. See H.
o. Sheldon.
Found-On the streets of Bottineau,
watch. Owner can have same at the
Home Auto Co., by proving property
and paying for this notice.
Judge A. G. Burr and Attorney
Wenzel of Rugby have been secured
as speakers for the big Loyalty Day
celebration here on Tuesday.
"A POSITION OR YOUR MONEY
BACK" is our new policy. Write for
full particulars. Humboldt Business
College, Minneapolis, MINI. At
Chas. McKeen holds his auction
Sept. 9Th. Some fine horses will be
sold. Full line Of machinery, also
some cattle. Remember the date,
Sept. 9Th.
J. J. Scully left this morning for
Chicago to bid goodbye to his son, DIR.
Frank Scully, who leaves soon for
France having enlisted in the medi-
cal corps.
Henry Bake of Omemee, who was
in the Bottineau hospital with a light
attack of typhoid fever, returned
home last Thursday, completely re-
covered.
Lost A mems coat, between Upham
and Arnedo. My name is sewed on
inside pocket.-Finder please leave at
Courant office or write me. p, e.
Krohn, Route a, Bottineau. 1t.
A little threshing has been done in
Bottineau county this week, but not
enough to. determine a probable
yield. The wheat appears to be Of
a good quality and promises to yield
fully as we'll as is anticipated, y.
Lawrence C. Rikanrude and Miss
Leota P. Blowers, both Of Lansford,
were married in this city yesterday,
Judge Walseth tying the nuptial
knot.
The many friends of David Vinje,
who enlisted from this city in the
United States Navy some time ago,
will be pleased to know that he has
been recognized with several promo
lions since entering the service.
C. w. Steinmeier, who recently dis
posed of his business in Mohall, is
spending a few days in this city. Mr..
Steinmeier is looking up another To-
cation for a restaurant business
and has several places under consid-
Grafton.
The committee in charge has sent
an invitation to every band in Bot
tineau county to attend the big 10y
atty Day celebration here next Tues
day. Overly, Willow City, Omemee,
Westhope and Lansford r all ex-
pected to be represented with good
bands. .,
Jacob Moon of Metre Grove, MIMI,
who recently purchased the Chas.
McKeen farm south Of Bottineau, was
here this week ehdeavoring to secure
a renter for the place. Mr.. Moon
had intended to turn the farm over
to two of his boys, but as both were
drafted into army service, he has
rented the place for the coming year.
Miss Irene Anderson had a lucky
accident while driving a Ford Tues
day afternoon. She was returning
home after taking the men to work,
and as she crossed the narrow grade
at the Krebs place, the dirt on one
side gave way, tipping the upside
down in the ditch. She crawled out
from under it with her lip cut. The
car was only slightly damaged
Westhope Standard.
Few Bottineau people realize the
, magnitude of business done by the
Bottineau Ice Cream Factory. Be
sides supplying the local demand
cream is shipped to practically
, every town along the line. Accord
ing to Manager Holmberg the output
Of the factory last Saturday was
| 1900 gallons record for n day
that can be duplicated by few institu'
+, tions in the state.
DR.. and Mrs. A. r. MacKay received
the sad message Monday morning o
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