The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-02-14
Mrs. ]. II. F1anery is on the sick
list this week.

For Sale-Black hulless barley for
seed, $1.85 per bu. Call at the Cour-
ant office and see sample.-A. D. Kip
pen, Omemee, N. D. 3tp.
MI. and Mrs. Frank Bauers Of
Omemee were week end guests in
Bottineau. The family expert to
move to Devils Lake in the spring.
For Sale-3000 pounds White Bios
som Sweet Clover seed at Is cents
a pound.-O. A. Erickson, Eckman,
N. D., r. F. D. No. 2 49, If.
Word from Grand Forks Monday
told of the marriage Of Miss Blanche
Yelle and Frank Crawford, both ior-
merly Of this city, On Tuesday Of last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. M. Rich Of Will
low City we're last week called to
Mount Vernon, Minnesota by the
death Of Mrs. Rich's aged father, Mr..
Barnes.
Wanted-One on two good 8, 4 or
5 disc gas engine plows; also one ~
or 24-shoe disc drill. Must be in good
repair. Call or write G. ]. Pepin, Bot
tineau, N. D.
The Food sale conducted by the
Amity township ladies at the Catlin,
Smith & Co., store on Saturday, for
the benefit Of the Red Cross, Melted
a neat sum for the chapter.
H. H. Hovda, Neurologist Eye
Specialist) Of Minot will be in Bot
tineau at Stone Hotel from Friday
evening until Monday morning, Feb
ruary 22nd to February 25th. Don't
fail to see him about your eye trou-
bles. 1t.
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
! den Rule, Kramer, N. Oak. 3tp.
Having purchased a tractor I have
for sale one six h. p. Lacrosse gas
engine, good as new, one 14-in. Emer-
son horse triple, good as new. Three
work horses, also two set of harness,
all in fine shape. Will sell very reas-
enable for cash.-P. E. Hilestad, Eek
man, N. D., Route No. 1 B64 6t-M-14
Cattle For Sale-About II head, s
mich COWS, fresh in November, a
coming fresh February and March, 2
heifers coming fresh in April; 9 head
of young stock. Also l Registered
Shorthorn bull, 3 years old.-Anton
Hanson, on Kittleson farm, 10 miles
north of B~ottineau. ZIP.
John Renick and his daughter, Mrs.
Charlotte Shepard and little son were
B%ottineau visitors the first of the
week. Mrs. Shepard will be remem-
bered here as Charlotte Renick. Her
husband was killed in a railroad &C
cident in Montana last summer and
she has since been making her home
with her parents at Omemee.
Strayed-From l.. D. Trent's farm,
about October 18th, n bay horse
and one 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
will lead to their recovery. Address,
C. D. Trent, Bottineau, N. D. 3tp
The Lutheran pastors of Bottineau,
Rev. Bake and Rev. Lunde, have
resigned their congregations and ex-
pect to move some time in the spring
or early summer. Rev. Bake has
accepted a call to St. Paul, while Rev.
Lunde will move to Van Hook, where
he has accepted a call. It is chopped
that the congregations to be left with
out pastors will soon be able to agree
on a better and more convenient ar
rangement Of calls.
Mrs. r. B. Hamilton of Amity town.
ship is seriously i'll with heart trouble
| and grave fears are entertained for
her recovery. All the children have
been called to her bedside. Miss Alice
and Albert, who are students at the
Minot Normal arrived Monday MI.
and Mrs. Hugh Hamilton, who were
spending the winter at Carthage, 5.
Oak, arrived last evening. Anoth-
er SON, Bob, also arrived Tuesday
from his home at Kaycee, Wyo.
The story is going the rounds about
town Of a couple of young lady stu
dents at the School Of Forestry who
decided to camoufage their B%ottineau
friends by mailing the valentines
designed for them at Omemee. With
that purpose in view they took the
train Tuesday morning for that place
and, after performing their mission
decided not to wait for the return
train but to walk home, coming IN IN
fine shape and some hours ahead OF
the train.
A quiet wedding occurred Thurs
day, January 31st, at the Lutheran
parsonage in this city, when Rev. =.