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

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Irwin Olson and Oluf johnson were
Bottineau visitors Monday of last
week.
Ed. jacobson came up Sunday of
last week from Bottineau with Otto
Charnholm's new Ford. He returned
home Monday.
Rev. J. Lloyd Hunter delivered his
illustrated lecture on Yellowstone
Park Tuesday evening of last week to
a small but attentive audience.
/ Ole OHM Of Alexander has been
/ visiting several days Of late at the
home of Albert .--"--5n.
What was it that Sherman said
war was? Oh yes! Well, we are not
surprised then about Col. Roosevelt
wanting to go to war. But we are
surprised at the way a number of
! preachers seem to jump at the oppor-
tunity to assist in sending others
there.
Because of some of the arguments
brought forth in the last debate sew
eral of our local people have been
quite occupied trying to figure out
what business Adam entered. AS
near as we can figure it he must have
been a truck gardener.
H. H. Gravseth transacted business
in Bottineau Tuesday Of last week.
Miss Marvyll Miller returned to
her home Monday Of last week, at
ter having taught school three months
near Mohall.
Most of the farmers in this vicinity
started with their field work on Mon
day of last week.
j. M. DAILY and S. T. Robson at
tended the show in Souris Tuesday
eve of last week.
Mrs. David Kelly is the owner Of
a new Dodge.
"They can take what little I have
in Grand Forks, but they can't take
my principles" herocially spoke Jer-
ry Bacon at his anti-Socialist meeting
last week. Quite right Jerry, quite
! right. We all realize how impossible
it is to take something from a fellow
he hasn't got.
Miss Mae Bacon Of Bottineau is at
the VIM. Hewitt home again. Her
many friends are glad to see her re-
turn.
Mrs. H. O. WIKI was a Bottineau Wis
itor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. L. Charnholm
autoed to Bottineau Saturday. Mr..
Charnholm took the examination for
local postmaster while there.
Andy Anderson Of Minot, superin-
tendent of the National Elevator Co.,
was a business visitor in Roth Tues
day eve of last week.
Rev. J. Lloyd Hunter called on
friends in and around Roth Monday OF
last week.
| In an editorial recently the Grand
"Fake" Herald stated in large sized
words 1--WE will fight" But up to the
present time the writer has not heard
of either Jerry Bacon, Tom (Barker)
Junken, or editor Davies joining the
ranks. Also, the Herald attacked the
plan of confiscating all property need
ed for use in the war. Some patriot
ism that the above mentioned gen
, tlemen have displayed indeed.
E. H. Charnholm of Bottineau and
O.. O. Wareburg Of Carbury motored
up to Roth Sunday.
Lyle Miller enjoyed his first Sun
, day spin on his Harley Dadidson last
week.
H. O. WIKI visited over Sunday at
Roth.
Miss Clara Charnholm of Bottineau
visited with friends in Roth Sunday
H. H. Gravseth received his new
car last week.
The dope that "Cornet" Falky has
been springing in the News OF ate is
certainly very disgusting. Such writ
ings as accusing socialists of bastard
w acts committed by certain foreign
born renegades will not bring the COW
milking editor much credit. The writ
er is not a German but we think just
as much of the common innocent peo-
ple of Germany as ever-which is
considerable. It is our humble opin-
ion that people with "Stein" in their
name had best watch their own steps
in preference to trying to condemn IN
nocent people.
Several of the local school children
are entertaining the mumps.
Rev. J. Lunde Of Bottineau preached
his farewell sermon in Norwegian last
Sunday afternoon. He also conduct
ed English services in the evening.
The o. L. Charnholm family autoed
to Canada Sunday, where they visited
friends.
Oluf OWN is the new clerk in the
Charnholm store.
"Easy Street," Charley Chaplin's
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