The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-04-19

The Young People Society will meet
in the school house Sunday evening.
Miss Haydee Jacobs spent Saturday
and Sunday in Bottineau with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Wall and daugh-
ter Agnes were Bottineau callers Sat-
urday.
Misses Bena and Cora Moen were
visitors at the Ole Crogen home Sun
day.
Eilert Berg is busy of late building
a new chicken house for Rafael Hen
ming.
Buy your groceries at the Farmers
Coop. Nero. where you are we'll
treated.
Miss Clara Wall spent Saturday
and Sunday with her cousins, the
Misses Olga and Carolyn Glomseth,
at Bottineau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Krogen of Bot
tineau drove up in a new Chevrolet
touring car Thursday afternoon, re-
turning home the same evening.
The Farmers Coop. Nero. Co. will
pay 3Oc per dozen for all eggs receiv-
ed Friday and Saturday. Bring your
eggs to Carbury and get the top
price.
Mrs. J. C. Slower and son Foy aut-
oed up from Bottineau Friday to Wis
it with friends. Her daughter leila
returned with them to spend her week
end vacation.
The foundation for the new gar
age to be built by the Carbury Motor
Company is completed and the build
ing will be commenced within a few
days. Eilert Berg has the contract
for the building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole O. Myhr returned
Friday evening after an extended Wis
it with Mr.. and Mrs. Rowe in Mime
apolis. While there they received
medical attention and are much i'm
proved.
John L.. Glomseth came up from
Bottineau Saturday evening n will
spend a month helping on the farm
during the spring work, after which
he will return to Bottineau to resume
his work at the School of Forestry.
I have for sale two mares, five
years old, one mare four years old and
two geldings five years old this spring.
All these horses are guaranteed sound
and in Al condition.-John c. Setter,
Carb,rv. N. Oak. 32-3t
Miss Alma Myhr returned to Sour
is Tuesday after two months stay at
the Lars Joraanstad home, where she
has been caring for their daughter
Alma, who has been very sick with
pneumonia.
While playing ball Sunday evening
Simon Sperra had the misfortune to
run into a fence and cut his face very
badly. He was taken to Bottlneau,
where the wound was cared for n
is now able to be about his usual work
again.
I wish to thank friends in Carbury
who cared for me during my recent
illness. Also those who sent flow
ers to me while at the hospital in
. Bottineau. I can assure you that
YOUR many kindnesses were appreci-
ated. oscar bakko"'
When you are in need of automo-
bile tires call at the Carbury Motor
Company. We have assortment Of all
sizes and are able to supply the needs
of any car owner in this line. We
also have a good stock Of Weed chains
and other automobile accessories.
Mrs. Nils Sivertson and daughter
Bella spent Saturday in Bottineau.
Sunday afternoon while cranking
his Ford a Selmer Dyrstad had the
misfortune of slipping and falling on
the radiator cutting a cash in his
forehead which necessitated two or
three stitches.
| A new test for the Mitchell Ska
Mitchell Six touring a was driven
from Racine, Wisconsin to Grand
Rapids, Michigan, a distance OF over
500 miles, through snow, slush and
mud in the record time Of % hours
and an average of 16 miles per gal
Ion of gasoline was obtained.
CARBURY SCHOOLS.