The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-09

panied by Misses Alline Shetland,
Winnifred, Lenore and Marie Robert
son, were Bottineau visitors Sunday.
evening.
Chief Of Police Carlson and force
have been busy this week cleaning up
the streets of the city and dragging
the roads, and a decided improvement
is noted.
Strayed: From my premises ten
and one-half miles southwest of Bot
tineau one red heifer calf, head white.
Write OF phone COZ, c. Holmstrom,
Bottineau, N. D. ZIP
A number of Bottineau people were
at Lake Metigoshe last Sunday and
all report that the lake is consider
able lower at this time than it has
ever been before.
Quarter Section For Sale: Seven
miles northeast Of Carbury; good
buildings; must be sold at once; will
be sold cheap. Call or write A. r.
Yellen, B~ottineau N. D. ZIP.
Work is SOC to commence on the
state fish hatchery which is to be To-
Gated just north of the city and the
contractor and giving the situation
the once over today.
Arlan Stair has Joined the state
highway commission surveying the
new state road east Of Bottineau. Ar
Ian prefers this position to going out
west and running a tractor.
Pearl Nichol is ill with pneumonia
at the home of her grandfather, Hugh
Nichol, ST. The young patient is re-
ported as resting easily.
Mrs. H. E. Layne and c. R. Gleason
autoed to Rugby on Tuesday to meet
MI. and Mrs. C. H. Bjerknes, who
. were returning from their sad mission
to Minneapolis.
Mrs. ]. w. Schnitzler and little
daughter, who have been visiting with
Mrs. Schnitzler's mother, Mrs. Thos
White, and other relatives, left Fri
, day for their home at Froid, Mont.
Miss Ethel Swarstad, who has hae
charge of the third grade at Contra
school for the past three months, has
resigned her position and expects tt
leave Saturday for her home at Rug
by:
: J. H. G. Turner and family autoet
over to Deloraine the first Of the weel
taking their daughter, Mrs. Geo. Sage
back with them. Mrs. Sage has beer
visiting at the parental home for {
few weeks.
The Courant received word that MI
c. A.. Feth Of Sherman township pass
ed away at his home yesterday after
a noon from pneumonia. Mr.. Feth il
one of the leading men Of Sherman
township and was sick but a shor
s time. Further particulars are lacking
0 as we go to press.
Hildor M. Larson, who has been il
b the Government service at CAM
$ Dodge since last September, arrived
in Bottineau today where he will
spend a five days furlough visiting
: friends and relatives. He was met a
r Rugby by his brother Louis, VIII
q brought him cross country in his auto
Miss Myrtle Hogy returned on Tues
l. day from Burlington where she at
. tended the funeral of her father, H
Hogy. Miss Hogy, who left herr
Wednesday evening in response to /:
\ message calling her home, arrived to-
. late to see her father alive. Dealt
q was due to hemorrhage of the brain
We have secured the NJ Bone cor
set agency and will be pleased to show
= you u goods. Should your figure
! be a source of embarrassment, or youl
corset a source of daily discomfort
the Nu Bone corset, a. though with :
t magic wand, can give you comfor
r and fashion. Milady's Shop, Bottineau
Nelson Ruelle arrived home las
Saturday from the Great Lakes Nava
Training Station and will remain will
|, his parents until Saturday of thi:
| week. Nels states that he likes nav!
. life fine. He also stated that on re-
turning to the camp he will be trans
: ferred but to where he does not We
know.
The following news item from TIL
: Grafton Record will be Of interest t.
Father Turcotte's many friends il
this city: Rev. c. M. Turcotte re
!. turned home Thursday evening from
the Pacific coast. He spent thu
greater part Of the winter at Sa1
Diego, CAL; and enjoyed the balmy
weather. His rheumatism has entire.
ly disappeared and he is feeling very
well.
Geo. B. McMillen took his wif9 ia
Rugby Sunday from which point she