The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1917-06-14
SOCIETY NEWS

Mrs. Minnie Dwight of Holyoke,
lately visited Washington, D. c., and
in a conversation with Congressman
Treadwell of Massachusetts,, he told
her that no new Representative in
Congress had even made so fine an
impression upon the other members
in so short a time as had Congress-
woman Rankin. "She is always wom-
anly in everything she does," he said,
"and at the same time she is always
the Representative from Montana,
perfectly competent for all her con-
gressional duties. The other mem
bers 20 wei to her seat to visit her
and consult her about public measures,
just as they do with n another"
"Does she ever go over to visit them,"
asked Mrs. Dwight. "She has had no
chance to, as yet," "for there is al
ways a waiting list of them wanting
to talk to her." "Is it true that she
shed tears when she cast her vote on
war;" said Mrs. Dwight. II don't
know, and it doesn't matter a bit
whether she did or not. There were
sixty of the men crying. 1t was the
moment of most tense emotion that
there has been in Congress for fifty
years."
Miss Maude Woods left this week
for the University, where she will at
tend commencement exercises. While
there she will be a guest at the Alpha
Phi Chapter house.
Mrs. Fred Cathro has returned
from visiting in Valley City and
jamestown and is chaperoning the
girls of the Alpha Phi house during
the absence of Mrs. Hilleboe and
daughter Grace, who are in Minnea-
polis.-Grand Forks Herald.
Miss Ruth Wilson returned Friday
from Grinell, Iowa, where she attend
ed school this year and finished a two
years course in Art.
Mrs. O. C. Wigeby went to Grand
Forks Tuesday, where she will spend
about a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Lallum will start
on an auto trip this week which will
take them thru Glacier National Park.
Enroute they will stop off a few days
at Minot and Williston to visit friends.
They expect to be gone about four
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Belyea autoed to Dew
lis Lake Sunday, where they visited
friends and later continued their trip
to Grand Forks to attend commence
ment exercises at the University,
where their son Walter graduated
from the department of Education,
and in the fall will return to take up
the medical course.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Amundson from
near Bottineau left Monday for Fair
dale and Homen, N. D., where they
will visit relatives for two weeks.
DR.. and Mrs. johnson, who have
been spending the last two weeks in
New York City, will return to Botti-
neau Monday evening.
Give US your orders for fancy goods
for gifts if we do not have what you
want in stock. All orders filled in
two weeks or less. Large assortment
of stamped goods, finished models.
Royal Society and Nuns crochet cot
tons.-Milady's Shop.
MI. and Mrs. H. j. Hanson and MI.
and Mrs. N. Christensen of Landa
passed through here on Monday morn
ing's train, ,enroute to Grand Forks,
where they attended the annual meet
ing of the United Brotherhood.
Plan to attend the Souris Chautau-
qua. Five big evenings of entertain
ment and instruction. 1t.
Mrs. Chas. Herbst led the devotion
ais at the meeting of the Lutheran
Ladies Aid Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. J. Quamme. At the business
meeting further plans were made fol
the serving of the dinner by the Aid
on the day Of the Nonpartisan League
picnic, June 3Oth. At the next meet
ing Of the Aid a report by Mrs. vi.
kan and Mrs. Moline will be given q
the Convention Of the Lutheran churct
being held in st. Paul.
O. Overland and family Of Antlel
were guests at the home Of Register
of Deeds and Mrs. Dokken Tuesday
enroute to Grand Forks to visit witt
friends. They made the trip BY auto
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