The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-02-28

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Misses iHilda Vivian and Myrtle
Hogy spent the weekend at the home
Of Miss Vivian's parents at West
II hope. $685.
Mrs. A. r. Lizotte Of Willow City
visited her neice, Miss Lydia Ohnstad
at st. Andrews hospital Friday and
Saturday.
Miss Velma Wilson and Master
Jack Whitcher returned Thursday eve
lining from a two weeks visit at For
est River.
Fred Vestre, one of the pioneer
farmers of the Souris country, was an
appreciated caller on the Courant
Saturday.
Helen, daughter of County Commits
sioner and Mrs. J.. P. Holl of Willow
City, is i'll at Fargo with nose and
eye trouble. "
Willow City local talent realized a
neat sum for the benefit of the Red
Cross last evening by the %presenta-
tion of a concert. .s HI s..
F. w. Cathro returned Saturday
from Grand Forks, where he and Miss
Frances Cathro attended the Founders
Day program at the state university.
Furniture for Sale-Owing to my
intended removed from Bottineau I
offer for sale my household goods
and house furnishings.-A. Lallum. If
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Juneau, who
have spent the greater part of the
winter at Hot Springs, Ark, taking
treatment, returned home Tuesday
evening.
A. O. johnson left this morning for
points in Montana to look up a loca-
ton. Friends of the johnson family
will be sorry to see them leave Bot
tineau. .,
W. F. Kitzman, hardware merchant
at Willow City, came to Bottineau on
! Wednesday evening to attend to busl-
ness matters, returning home the fol-
lowing day. .
A. H. and E. H. Moen were in from
Deep Tuesday attending to their in
come tax matters. The Courant ack-
mwledges a pleasant call from both
Of these gentlemen.
Miss Myrtle O'Neil, who is teach
ing near Maxbass, spent Sunday in
Bottineau as a guset at the home OF
her uncle and aunt, County Auditor
| and Mrs. G. H. Hebert.
There will be a Red Cross dance
for ladies only at the Wigeby hall
tomorrow friday night at $3.50. A
good time is in store for all the la
| dies SO do not fail to attend.
The following named ladies enter
tanned at Silver Tea on Saturday last:
Mesdames, Trent, Vosburg, Adams,
johnson, Bergholtz, Eide, K. 'Fergu-
son, Robt. Smith and Miss Stewart. a.
Mrs. H. H. Lampman, who has been
spending the past winter in st. Louis,
arrived in Bottineau Wednesday
where she rejoined her husband, who
is a member Of the Courant family.
Miss Ethel Swarstad has been Sc
cured for the third grade vacancy
made by the resignation of Miss SUIT
terlin. Miss Swarstad will take up
the work in about a week.
Mrs. Andy Sprinkle and children
went to Rugby on Tuesday to meet
Mr.. Sprinkle, who was expected home
from Hot Springs, Ark, where he
has been for some time taking baths
for rheumatism.
, MI. and Mrs. Robert Rossler of near
, Roth we're visitors in the city Friday
! Martin Rothe, OLAF Hegg, John
Dravland, Theodore Rothe and Anton
Wall were business visitors in the city
. from Carbury Friday.
The Bottineau Womans club held a
social meeting Monday evening at
the residence Of C. R. Gleason. The
evening was spent at cards and knit
ting. Light refreshments were served
, from wartime recipes.
John Murdoch went to Grand Forks
] last week to enlist as apprentice sea.
|, man in Uncle Sans navy and is al
; present awaiting a call from head.
quarters to. go to some naval training
school to fill a vacancy.
CD. Trent, for many years a resi-
! dent Of Bottineau, has disposed OF his
interests in the county and on Tues
day took his departure for Devon
: Montana, where he has secured a po'
sition in a hardware store.
: Mr.. and Mrs. C. c.: Gorder (Heler