The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-07

nection with the w. R. Mcintosh har-
ware and will leave shortly for Mon
tana.
). o. N. Hendrikson transacted bust
ness at Landa and other points up the
line the first two days of the week.
E. E. Cram was over from Renville
township yesterday, bringing the reg
%istration returns from his township.
Z. II. Wasem is now a member of
the Home Auto Cos. sales force. We
wish Chris success n his new venture.
Lost-On the streets of B%ottineau,
a gauntlet automobile glove. Finder
please leave at or notify Courant Of
flee.
We will serve another of those pop
ular SOC chicken dinners again on
Sunday from IL to 2:30.-Hotel Dyck-
man.
Wanted-Will take horses for pas
turing at $3.50 per month. Enquire
of w. Nostdahl, 3 miles northeast of
Tarsus. st.
H. H. Hovda, N%eurologist Eye
Specialist) of Minot, will be in Bot
tineau to fit glasses in July. Watch
for date. St. 7-19.
Dave Jones left Tuesday for Wah-
peton to attend the state l. o. O. F..
convention as a delegate from the To-
cal lodge.
Get 100 per cent efficiency from
your cal. See a demonstration Of the
Lawrence Auto Power Attachment at
A. A. Golden's. If.
The locals have practically conf
pleted arrangements for a ball game
with Willow City next Wednesday at
the latter place.
C. C. Loomis came over from Max
bass Tuesday. Mr.. Loomis expects to
leave shortly for Regina, Mont, where
he has interests.
We have reduced the price of pie
and cake to SC per cut. Our coffee is
2 the best in town. Come in and try it.
r Hotel Dyckman.
A number of local Masons attend
ed the district convention at Willow
City Tuesday. They all report an ex-
ceptionally fine time.
h Carl E. Haugan motored over from
Maxbass Tuesday-and expressed the
vain hope that he would have to plow
home through the mud.
A. H. White, Duncan Beaton and
John B. Russell left for Devils Lake
Wednesday to attend the big stock
q mems meeting in that city.
F. E. Krantz was wei from Max
, bass yesterday. Mr.. Krantz recently
returned from Illinois, being called
|, there by the death of his father.
Lost-On the streets of Bottineau,
a monogram gold cuff button, with
= initials M. o. H. on. Suitable reward
will be paid for it's return to the Gour-
ant office.
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.
e The auction sale of old stalls at the
fair grounds Saturday developed
some lively bidding and the fair asso-
. citation was enriched to the extent OF
nearly $4OO as a result of the sale.
: 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.
I M. O. Hall came over from Mohall
! Monday to greet his many Bottineau
1 friends. Mr.. Hall is now located at
/ San Diego, CAL, but is spending some
/ time in Mohall looking after his many
! farming interests in Renville county.
| L. A. Kragerud, the Willow City
merchant, came up Saturday and took
| in the league debate. MI. Kragerud
recently disposed of his business in
| Willow and will take a trip out west
! in the near future to look over the
country.
Attention is called to the office
/ hours of DR.. Farnand in his adver-
! tisement elsewhere. DR.. Farnand has
opened Offices at Newburg and Mohall
! and will be absent from his Bottineau
/ office certain days of the week, as an
nounced.
Geo. E. Vosburg returned from Far
20 Sunday, where he had been at
tending a meeting of Delco-Light
dealers of North Dakota. Mr.. Vos-
burg said there were about 40 in at
tendance and that much valuable IN
formation was gained from the trip.
Westhope had a red hot school cleo
ton on Tuesday, more than two hum
dred votes being cast. The PROPOSE
ton to bond the district for 81, 500
carried by a small margin, while Rev:
Jones, running on stickers, won u