The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-02
Omemee News.

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moving the Soucie residence. -
Margaret and Mary Jane McLauch-
lin Of Russell are visiting at the home
of A. F. Hermann.
Loretta Dwyer returned home from
Langdon, where she has been visit
ing.
Mrs Angus Gillespie returned from
Park River, where she attended the
funeral Of her sister-in-law, Mrs.
tombstone.
Mrs. D. A. Crawford was taken to
the hospital in Bottineau Friday,
where she underwent an operation.
Duncan Cameron of Kramer was
here Saturday on business.
j. S. Murray, the big noise of Kra-
mer, was here last, week.
Alfonso Plant is thinking of taking
a trip to Glengarry to see some Of
those beauties Sinclair Kippen talks
about.
Louis Larson and wife attended the
reception here Friday evening.
John and Dan Mclean of Kramer
were here to attend the reception Fri
day night.
The reception in honor of the four
boys who were called to the colors
was we'll attended. The boys who
went were Orval Smith, Tai Pollock,
VIM. Christofferson and John Thomas.
The Red Cross gave each a comfort
kit and they were also presented with
military rings by the people of One
NEE and surrounding country.
A meeting Of the Farmers Imple-
ment Co. was held here Saturday eve
ming and elected a board of directors.
Alvy Paup and A. w. Reamer we're
elected for one year and Claus Krohn
and A. Bergoneron for two years. The
directors met after the meeting and
elected Alvy Paup president and A.
Bergeron, vice president Of the COM
pany. W. E. Trip was engaged as
manager for n year and N. F.
Maakestad as secretary-treasurer. The
company has about fifty stockholders
and will be quite an asset to the COM
munity.
"The way Of the tr~ansgressor is
hard" Moral: Buy your auto IL
cense early and live within the law.
Otto Biffre, a one time Omemeeite
writes Dan Crawford and says that
where he is now located in the state
of Washington there is a great short
age of cattle feed and consequently
the cattle are so poor one can see
thru them and that their legs are
shorter on one side than the other,
caused from grazing on the hillside.
Otto spent most Of his time while
here with Mike Dwyer and Jas. Dug
gan.
Lee Titus is commencing to think
that it don't matter how hard a fell
low works or how much money he
makes, someone else is bound to get
it anyhow.
Thos Milloy took in the reception
Friday night and also attended the
dance. Tom can shake a dirty heel
yet.
Max Ebenhahn is having a new
walk put in front of his store.
Mr.. Core, superintendent of the
Northwestern Telephone Co., vas here
the latter part Of the week.
Geo. Perrin has been on the sick
list for the past few days.
j. C. Kerchenfaut received a guam
tity Of sterilized beans from Nebraska
recently.
Some ill-breds mistook a. calf be-
longing to John McFarlane for a
Missouri mule and rode the animal to
death.
If you want to enjoy yourself at
tend a doings where everyone brings
their children and turns them loose;
where your next neighbor makes
signs to you for a match to light his
pipe; and where the nine of diamonds
looks like the six of spades turned up
side down. It's a great nerve tonic.
Messrs. Benson, Wasem and Her.
benson, three Bottineau candidates
for county offices, were here last
week.
Quite a number of the young folks
Of Bottineau attended the reception
here Friday night.
Carl Foul was the first to finish
seeding around here.
The recent wind storms did con-
siderable damage to the crops.
DR.. MacKay was called to attend
Mrs. Douglas Friday.
The states organized by Townley
seem to be the first to go over the
top in the Liberty Loan drive. Might
as well have him extend his efforts
further east and south.
Mike Dwyer says the gophers are
very late in coming out this spring
and indicates a good crop and the ear
" defeat of the kaiser.
N. F. Maakestad returned home a
few days ago from the twin cities and
his old home in Iowa.
Rev. Johnston and John Farrow Of
Antler were here Monday.
Jake Bingham arrived home from
Florida, where she spent the winter.
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