The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-23

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E. A. Moline is unloading two cars
Of lumber that arrived for the new
school.
Miss Myrtice O,Neil, who is teach
ing near Westhope, visited in the city
Saturday.
VIM. Thatcher Of Souris passed thru
Wednesday morning on his way to
Omemee.
.Chas. Kress must have had a good
oat crop last year as his horses prance
up the bit.
R. E. Sharvey of Westhope was in
the city Saturday in the interests Of
the candidacy.
A. Carlson returned Monday from
his farm on the Mouse river. Andy
reports a great start on his meadow
and predicts a big crop.
Alfred Svingen of Savage, Mont.
arrived last night for a few days Wis.,
it with his parents before leaving for
Camp Lewis Saturday.
Vic. shuman had a hearing satur-
day before Judge Walstad and was
bound over to district court on the
charge of wife desertion.
Frank Collins of Minneapolis, in
company with four automobile loads
of prospective land buyers arrived in
Bottineau this morning.
L. T. Erickson returned last night
from Rolette county. where he is SELL
ing Equity Packing House stock. MI.
Erickson reports good sales.
W. c. Pepin closed his barber shop
Saturday night and is driving a mail
route in the forenoon and assisting j.
G. Slower in the afternoon.
Chas. Slower left Sunday for West
hope to take charge of VIM. Ruelle's
barber shop during the latter's alb
sence in Uncle Sans service.
Messrs. Ed. Kromrey, Fred G.
Bartz, John and Will Kiesow of Kra-
mer autoed to Bottineau Monday and
visited Red Cross headquarters.
The Methodist Ladies Aid will hold
q food sale in the vacant building
next to the Weaver Furniture store
on Saturday, commencing at 2 p. m.
Walter C. Gran, the reader and i'm
p~ersonator Of Gardena, will give .
miscellaneous program at Peabody
Township hall Wednesday evening,
May 10Th.
Mrs. Catherine Riley, Mrs. C. r.
Gleason and Mrs. G. II. Bjerknes went
TO Devils Lake yesterday rs dele
gates to the District meeting Of the
Woman's clubs.
Jacob Ohmart, A. Berthiaume, A.
D. Ertresvaag, ]. B. Russell and other
farmers whose names We did'not learn
left Tuesday for Minot via Gardens
for the stock sale. a.
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Walter c. Gran, the blind reader Of
Gardena, will read from Harold Bell
Wright's famous novel "The Shepherd
Of the Hills" 1t Eidsvold hall Tues
day evening, the 28th Of May.
A fire caused by defective electric
light wires called to fire department
to the P. L. Klyver home last Satur-
day but only slight damage resulted.
It was not necessary to use water.
The famous Darktown Jubilee Min
strel shows Of Bottineau will give a
performance at Souris tonight for the
benefit of the Red Cross. Prof. Neu-
len, director and C. G. Drew, Manager.
For Sale: Dwelling and about ~
acres of land in City Of Bottineau.
House has Z rooms and closets, pan
try, cistern, etc., and small barn. A
snap if taken Don See S. H.'Wil-
son. ct.
Christ Peneur and his sisters, Mrs.
Mcdonald and Mrs. Burke, who were
here to attend the funeral of their
sister, Mrs. Jos. Destelier, left this
morning for their home at Faribault,
MINI.
A. Q. johnson returned Monday
evening from Denver, Colo, where he
was called by the death Of his broth
er, Chas. Mr.. Johnson states that the
weather is very hot and dry in that
country.
For Sale-A good piano in excel
lent condition, q fine library table, an
Ithaca double barrelled shotgun and
q single buggy in fair shape. # in
terested, call on, phone or write H.
N. Bake, Bottineau, N. D. It.
Fl. 81. Hovda, the only Neurology
cal specialist in the state Of North
Dakota will be at the Stone Hotel,
Bottineau on Saturday, June 18th.
Brief eye examination free. Satisfac-
ton absolutely guaranteed. St.