The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-11-08

Thos. Taylor and family Of near One
NEE. spent Sunday in town.
z5 per cent discount on al millinery goods
q the Boetineau Cooperative Store.
Mrs. e. Cossette of Westhope arriv-
ed Tuesday to I'LL q position in town.
Mrs. Fred Brendstell underwent an
operation at the local hospital on Tues
day.
h Crows will again be seen in Bot
tineau tomorrow night at the Grand
Theatre.
The Board Of County Commissioners
have been in session since the first OF
the week.
Roy jacobson and Willard Carl left
today for Grand Forks where they will
enlist in the service of the U. s. army.
Ole Anderson left Tuesday morning
for Turtle Lake, Wis, where he goes to
receive treatment from the celebrated
.Dr." Till.
Matt Johnson, the we'll known n
popular editor of the Omemee Herald
was a visitor in the city the first two
days of the week.
J.. w. Rogers, ~janitor of the public
schools. at Westhope, sustained q frac-
tured leg one day last week when he
fell off q step ladder.
L & vHY1sla H. oo~11 20 -
vicinity are enjoying the much deferred
Indian summer, the western half Of the
county is enjoying with equal pleasure
a number Of s1eighing parties.
G. H. Kalbfeisch, cashier of the Peo-
pies State Bank of Westhope and j. 7.
town, were business visitors in Botti-
neau Tuesday.
T. C. Michael, editor Of the Willow
City Eagle and game warden for the
district comprising Bottineau, Pierce
and McHenry counties, was a visitor in
the city Wednesday.
Good hind quarters of beef IA
cents, front quarters, II cents,
chunks of beef Is cents. Quail
lity guaranteed.-Chas Beevers,
Bottineau, N. D. 1O-25-tf
Bullying foreheads can't conquer a
squared jaw, but a commercial train
ing acquired at the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
4 conquers every obstacle. You who
, are interested in practical education
should send for our catalog. Sept.
!, The little two year old child of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Miller of Gardena was
. brought to the hospital Tuesday in a
very serious condition, the child hav-
ing drank a I've solution, burning his
mouth and throat horribly. The little
fellow is receiving the best of attention
at the hospital and hopes are enter
tanned for his recovery.
John Kent, undertaken and coroner OF
Lansford, visited in the city during
Monday and part of Tuesday. Tuesday
! Mr.. Kent was in Willow City holding an
:. inquest in the case of Ludwig J.. Dahl,
a bachelor farmer who was found dead
in bed Saturday at his farm two miles
/ OUT Ol Iudl lO"H IC SOIO uS . SOAWA~N
was tha the deceased died of heart fail
: ure. A brother of the deceased arrived
Tuesday to look after his property.
In an item in last weeks Courant, tel
. ling Of the pranks of the boys" on
Halloween, the statement was made
: that one of the boys rounded UP by
Chief Of Police Carlson proved to be
one of the sweet school ma'ans in the
public schools attired in the apparel of
the sterner SEX The Courant has
since been waited upon by a m
of school teachers who inform us that
{ lone of the teachers were so attired. on
: Halloween and consequently were not
4 run down by the chief. In view OF
, this statement by the teachers, the Cour-
! ant is glad to publish this correction.
George A. Totten, Jr., formerly pub
Usher of the Bowman Citizen, one OF
the leading ON the Missouri
Slope, has spent the week in Bottineau,
temporarily looking after the editorial
end of the Courant. Mr.. Totten re-
turned home this morning as the Cour-
ant expects to have a man permanently
on the job within the next few days.
Mr.. Totten is one of the ablest editor
ial writer's in the state and a man OF
pleasing personality. He made many
friends during his brief stay in Botti-
neau, who will regret his decision not
to remain here permanently.