The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-02-21

soon. Address, J. G. Miller, Souris, ,
N. D. 1tp,
Miss Elizabeth Gagnon, who il,
teaching neal Willow City visited at
the home Of Miss Gagnon's mother on
Friday.
Miss Carrie Boehnke, who has been
taking the dressmaking course at tn
School Of Forestry, returned home to
Kramer on Saturday.
Found-On the streets of Bottineau
pair Of gold-rim spectacles. Owner
can obtain same at the Courant office
by paying for this notice. tt
Herbert Hamilton Of Kaycee, Wyo.,
arrived Monday evening, having been
called by the serious illness Of his
mother, Mrs. r. B. Hamilton.
Mrs. R. B. Hamilton, whom we re-
ported dangerously ill with heart
trouble last week, is reported some
what improved at this writing.
The Courant has received informa-
ton to the effect that the coming
county convention Of the Nonpartisan
league will be held at Omemee.
Miss Effie Mclean was at Carbury
the first Of the week, where she is as
sisting in the instruction of a class
in Red Cross surgical dressing.
Furniture for Sale-Owing to my
intended removed from Bottineau !
offer for sale my household goods
and house furnishings.-A. Lallum. tt
! For Sale-6OO lbs. hulled White
/, Blossom Sweet Clover seed at 15e
per lb.-A. O. Erickson, Eckman, N.
Oak. It.
Miss Verna Turner is taking a va
cation from her duties as teacher in
the Hilton district this week. He1
sister, Miss Vera, is acting as substi-
tute.
Wanted-One on two good 3, 4 OF
s disc gas engine plows; also n ~
or 24-shoe disc drill. Must be in good
repair. Call or write G. j. Pepin, Bot.
tineau, N. D.
George Carmody, who has been at.
tending the University Of Montana
visited Wednesday at the home of hi
aunt, Mrs. jim. Daily of Roth. Mr.
Carmody will leave o o with thu
Montana draft quota for camp.
Joe Page, Geo. Mead Of Westhopt
Frank Rinkel Of Antler and P. B
Peterson of Landa were in the city
today meeting with the County Com.
missioners and paying their incom.
taxes.
Representative Hagen of WesthopI
: was q business visitor in the city o.
Thursday. Mr.. Hagen is his usus
genial humor assures 4us that he is
one hundred per cent "weT stick
. Lacquer.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. RI Gleason return
. ed Monday from a two weeks visi
{ with friends in the twin cities and 9
. Owatonna, MINI. They also took j
the auto show at Minneapolis Will
: away.
The E. D. Condit. family, Twin
near Souris, are at present quaraI
3 tined. one Of the young boys havin
! scarlet fever. At this writing we al
: glad to report that his condition
!. considerably improved.
For Sale-Fairbanks & Morse i
h.p. gasoline engine, type vi" USE
about one year; good as new; will J
sold at q liberal discount Tor cas-
Call or address, The Courant, bot
neau, NJ D. IT,
Strayed-From L. D. Trent's far1
about October 18th, one bay hor'
and m bay mare; latter stiff in OF
hind leg. Weight, about 1000 pount
each. Age about ten years each. n
ward will be paid for information tn
will lead to their recovery. Addres
c. D. Trent, Bottineau, N. D. 81
Having purchased a tractor ! nav
for sale one six h. p. Lacrosse g
engine, good as new, one lain. E y
SON horse triple, good as new: Ihrt
work horses, also two set OF harnes
all in fine shape. Will sell very rea
enable for cash.-P. E. Hilestad, Eel
man. N. D., Route No. 1 B64 6t-M-l
The Woman's club. has received
urgent call for socks and sweate'
e. 40 rcnn, ~ tho 10Th and Goth 70