The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-04-12

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day morning to attend the meeting
OF the state game board.
A.. A. Golden and party made a
trip via automobile to Souris, Gardena
and Kramer on Sunday. Mr.. Col
den says that he had no difficulty get
ting through.
DR.. Frank Sculiy has been at One
NEE the last week, where he looked
after the practice of DR.. Ginsburg
while he vas away on a vacation.
Wayne Kinsel, the sage of Sher-
man township, passed through Bot
tineau Tuesday evening, on his way
home from an extended eastern trip.
We still have four good head of
work horses for sale. All are in first
class condition and ready to start
right into the feld.-Home Auto Co.
For Sale-Two cylinder Maxwell
runabout in good running order will
be sold for $50 with set of tires, or
$35 without tires.-J. S. Anderson,
Omemee, N. D. 33-2t.
J. H. Kane Of Russell stopped off
here a stort time Monday morning OF
his return from a business trip to
Westhope. From here Mr.. Kane drove
to Omemee, taking the 500 for home.
Thos. Hennessy and C. H. Bjerk-
ness attended the Nonpartisan League
meeting at Rugby Saturday. The
meeting was addressed by o. M.
Thomason and, according to reports,
was we'll attended.
E. A. Moline drove a new Elgin
automobile to Willow City last Mon
day for the Home Auto Co. The car
was delivered to N. P. Hanson, who
will sell Elgins at Willow City and
surrounding territory.
Having secured the services of a
first class repair man our repair
shop is now open for your automobile
repair work, and we guarantee all
work to be entirely satisfactory.-C.
R. Gleason, Bottineau, N. D. 28tf.
The M. w. A.. held it's county con
vention at Omemee on Wednesday of
last week. R. C. Bellew of Westhope
vas elected delegate to the tsate meet
plac for holding next years conven-
ton of the county.
Frank Schneider, who has been
deputy county auditor for a number
Of years, this week severed his con-
nection with the office, his position
being filled by Leonard Hebert. Mr..
Schneider has not announced any
plans for the future.
Henry Schroeder of Willow City
returned home last week from Roch-
ester, MIMI, where he secured medi-
cal treatment. His ailment was dag
nosed as walking typhoid, and he is
considerably improved since his re-
turn from the hospital.
The roofing over of the uncovered
portion of the grand stand at the fair
grounds was completed this week by
Contractor Moline. The entire grand
stand is now rooted over. Its seat
ing capacity is approximately 2,40O
far larger than any covered grand
stand in the state, with the possible
exception Of Fargo and Grand Forks.
A. B. Carlson was at Dunseith last
week and practically secured the con-
tract for a big job of cement walks.
Just as the village fathers were to
close the contract, however, a petit
ion from property owenrs, who desir-
ed to have the improvement delayed
until a later date, was presented to
the board, and it was decided to defer
action.
Rev. F. B. Wyand of Gardena was
a visitor in Bottineau yesterday. Rev.
Wyand has just closed a two weeks
revival at Westhope which was high
ly gratifying to the evangelist. At the
women's meeting on Sunday twenty
three women came forward and took
a stand for Christ. During the two
weeks ninety-two persons publicly
confessed their belief in Christ as