The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-02-07

Mrs. Robt. TAFT returned Wednes-
day from 9 visit with her sister, Mrs.
Dan Ferguson at Westhope.
"A. M. Hagan Of Westhope passed
through here Monday morning On his
way to Montana for a visit.
Miss Henry Of Westhope has ac-
cepted the bookkeeping position at
the Catlin, Smith & Co., store.
Jack Gym has returned from One
nee where he has been for the past
two weeks employed in a drug store.
DR.. and Mrs. C. A. Leonard and MI.
and Mrs. w. Fl. Adams were dinner
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Pepin
on Sunday.
For Sale-Black hulless barley for
seed, sf.85 per bu. Call at the Cour-
ant office and see sarnple.-A. d. Kip
pen, Omemee, N. d. 3tp-
Nelson Ruelle, who has been spend
ing a ten days leave of absence with
friends and relatives in Bottineau
and vicinity, returned to his duties at
the Great Lakes training station Tues
day.
III. III. Hovda, Eye Specialist of
Minot, will be in Bottineau some time
during February or March. Upon
receipt of a dozen requests for date,
the exact date will be given by letter
to those interested. Write him for
date at once.
Spring is here. Sam Wilson re-
ports an encounter with a large and
unusually fierce muskrat, which had
trekked over from Oak Creek and in
vaded his back yard on a foraging ex-
petition Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. N. r. Arveson of Carbury and
Miss Alma Myhr If Souris were din
: ner guests of Mrs. J. J. Krogen on
!. Wednesday. The ladies are spend
ing the week in the city taking the
Red Cross surgical dressing course.
The Baptist Mission Circle will
meet at the home Of Mrs. Robert
TAFT on Friday February 18th. All
: who can attend will please meet at
the Michel house promptly at 2:30
p. m. Bring your Red Cross work.
Miss Anna K. Vikan visited with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Knute Vik-
ma, Tuesday night. Miss Vikan in
Y tends to take an extended vacation
: from her duties at the Rugby hos
pital but was called back on Wednes-
day.
For Sale-General store, of most
groceries; also drugs and soda foun-
; tain; best store in the town; all new
! and clean merchandise. Must sell and
an opportunity for someone. If in
terested call on or write to The Col
s den Rule, Kramer, N. Oak. 3tp.
George Hanson, of Whitehall, Mon
tana, visited with Bottineau friends
the first of the week. George expects
i to enlist in the U. S. army and came
for a farewell visit with friends here
also with his sister, Mrs. G.. w. Oh
son at Antler, before going into camp.
The ladies who served in the Sill
!. yer Tea Of the local Red Cross chap
: ter last Saturday include the follow
? ing: Mrs. Beevers, Mrs. Weeks, Mrs.
Benson, Mrs. A. o. Williams, Mrs
Darling, Mrs. Ertresvaag, Mrs. Hen
! derson, Mrs. Hunskor and Mrs. Fred
: w. Smith.
Antler American: E. C. jacobson
: Of Bottineau, representing C. R.
Gleason, the Ford Man, spent a cou-
pie Of days the first Of the week in
! the city. He will have charge Of
! this territory for the sale of Ford cars
: and will make his headquarters at
Westhope.
The adjourned November term Of
$ the district court for Bottineau coun-
ty, which was to have been convened
on the 9Th inst, will not be held un-
y til later in the month, owing to q
: press Of judicial work for Judge Burr
in Pierce county, where he is now
holding court.
Cattle For Sale-About II head, 5
: mich cows, fresh in November, 4
coming fresh February and March, 2
heifers coming fresh in April; 8 head
Of young stock. Also / Registered
Shorthorn bull, 8 years old.-Anton
Hanson, on Kittleson farm, 10 miles
north Of Bottineau. ZIP.
Strayed-From L. D. Trent's farm,
about October 18th, one bay horse
and n bay mare; latter stiff in one
hind leg. Weight, about 1000 pounds
each. Age about ten years each. Re-
ward will be paid for information that