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

$1O.OO.-Catlin, Smith & Co. it.
M. A. Ostby Of Willow City was
a business visitor in Bottineau on
Monday.
Banker Fairfield and wife Of Gar
dena numbered among those in the
city last Sunday.
J. j. Weeks and VIM. Collins autoed
to Westhope Monday to make that
town safe for democrats.
Laura Dana was confined to her bed
for a few days this week but at this
writing is feeling quite well again.
u. s. Food Administrator Berg Of
Souris was down Tuesday comforting
with President Smith on the food sit
uation.
There will be a Young Peoples
meeting at the Vinje church next Sun
day afternoon at $3.50. All are well
come.
Jacob Ohmart Of the Home Auto
Co. was in the Gardena vicinity on
Monday drilling up the tractor bust
ness. /.
Mrs. Geo. Miller and Miss Velma
Riley Of Rugby visited with relatives
in B%ottineau from Saturday last until
Tuesday.
Prof. L. N. Neulen of the Central
School returned to this city Monday
morning, after a visit wei Sunday
with his brother at Souris.
Warren Moore was in town Monday
! night and expressed the wish to meet
Senator Sherman Of Illinois down
around the old dump ground.
You will soon be busy summer fall
lowing and in order to insure best re-
suits you should have your plow lays
sharpened.. Pittman & Co., Bottineau,
IN. Oak. 1t.
Found-On the road between Bot
tineau and Lake Metigoshe Ladies or
;. Misses hat. Owner can obtain same
at Courant Office by paying for this
notice. tt.
Vern X. Miller and wife autoed to
Mohall and return Monday. Stops
were made at all towns visited in the
interests of Mr.. Miller's tire vulcan
izing business. ID.
Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Mcleod and
Thordur Johnson visited in Souris last
: Saturday evening. They were accom-
panied home by Miss Mary Mcdonald
and Miss Ehie Hunter.
; Going to put up new curtains this
spring? We carry the famous Films
& Sellin line Of New York. After you
look over other lines, give us a look,
-Catlin, Smith & Co. It,
Quarter Section For Sale: Seven
miles northeast Of Carbury; good
buildings; must be sold at once; will
. Ebe sold cheap. Call or write A. r.
Yellen,- Bottineau N. D. ZIP,
: : Mrs. Geo. Langevin and children ar.
rived Thursday from their home in AT
berta, Canada, to visit for some time
with Mrs. Langevin's mother, Mrs
Jos. Destalier, who is i'll.
Miss leila Slower has been ill at
her home in this city for the past
, week but has so far recovered he1
strength as to be able to resume he1
!. duties in the Carbury schools.
Peter Scott keeps after the game
violators with the pe~rsistency Of a
; bulldog and has landed the largest
) number of convictions eve secured in
his district for spring violations.
5 Mrs. w. j. Husebye and little
daughter returned to their home at
t Williston Saturday after several weeks
visit at the home of Mrs. Husebye's
parents, MI. and Mrs. G.. K. Vikan.
Eggs For Hatching-S. c. Rhode
l Island Reds. Old Acres and Niagara
strains. Exhibition and business birds,
none better. Eggs $1.50 and up fol-
15.-S. H. Wilson, Bottineau, N. D. st
,, Mrs. Geo. B. McMillen and baby e
: pect to leave Monday for Hot Springs,
Ark, where Mrs. McMillen will seek
, relief for rheumatism. Miss Anna K
Vikan will accompany Mrs. McMillen'
It takes but $4,000 to buy a 1916
. Excelsior motorcycle, run about 45OO
: miles. Full electric equipment and in
the very best Of condition. Machine
, easily worth $4,000. Inquire at this
office.
Thos. S. HARRISON, formerly of Will
low City, who is now in the military
training camp in California, was a
Bottineau visitor the first Of the week.
While in the city Mr.. HARRISON was a
guest at the w. r. Mcintosh home.
E. H. Moen and family are in from
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