The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-03-21

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the city today.
Bob Foster Of Souris was among
those who in the city Monday.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work, wages to suit. Inquire at Max
Ebenhahn's store, Omemee. 4tp.
Fred Jensen of Westhope, who is
travelling for a tractor company, was
in the city on business Monday.
How about having that house wired
now, along with the spring cleaning?
When you are ready call on the Bot
tineau Electrical Co. If.
A delayed shipment of ladies ready
to wear hats are now on hand. Come
in and look them over.-The Bottineau
Cooperative Store Co., Millinery De-
partment. 1t.
Drop in to our store on main street
and see the many useful electrical
appliances that car be purchased and
very reasonably at that.-Bottineau
Electrical Co. If.
Think Of those hot days coming!
Purchase an iron for your wife and
and let her out of the drudgery of
standing " the hot stove.-Bot-
tineau Electrical Co.
Hilda Anderson of Willow City was
in Bottineau Friday to have an x-ray
picture taken Of her fractured arm.
While here she also visited with her
brother, Arthur E:
Pie social is to he held at Peabody
school house, Thursday evening, the
18th of March. Proceeds are to be
given to the Red Cross. Everybody
come. Ladies please bring your pie.
C. G. Fosberg has rented his farm
to his son Ernest for three years
from January LIST, 1918. Mr.. Fosberg
is retiring from active service and
has also turned all his business af-
fairs over to his son. .
Horses =, or Sale-Four good young
mares, we'll broke, gentle and in good
condition. Cash or on time. Call on
or address Henry Juve, Roth, N. D.
Residence 1 u miles west and Ia
miles north of Roth 4tp.
Wouldn't it be nice if you did not
have to take those rugs up this spring
and put them out on the line and beat
them? You would not have to do
this if you purchased a vacuum
cleaner.-Bottineau Electrical Co. If.
The Bottineau Cooperative Store
Co., are showing a most excellent
range of Easter hats so full of style
and the elemne Of fashions with such
a wide diversity of shapes and color
treatment, that any type Of face can
be becomingly suited. at surprisingly
moderate prices. 1t.
Women will marvel at how much
style and attractiveness the Bottineau
Cooperative Store Co., get into their
hats at $500, $3.50 and $1,000. By
all the standards that measure beau
tiful millinery, critical shoppers say
there r one that compare with
these at the prices named. It.
! The millinery openings this week
were well attended by the gentler
sex and as usual. much interest was
displayed in the distinctive new mo-
dels being shown for spring and sum-
mer wear. ~
Miss Grace Probst went to Omemee
Saturday to visit for a day with her
little brother, Roland, who left on
Monday for Devils Lake with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Bauers, where they expect
to make their future home.
Lars Smedsrud arrived Saturday
from Camp Dodge, where he has been
in training since enlisting in Septem-
Der and enjoyed his furlough with his
parents and friends here. Lars has
many friends here who enjoyed his
stay immensely. -a
Mrs. Geo. B. McMillen, who has
been suffering a severe attack Of
rheumatism the past two weeks, was
removed to st. Andrews hospital on
Monday where she underwent an OPP
Grafton for the removal of her ton
sils, which it is hoped will lessen her
suffering.
MI. and Mrs. John Finlayson, who
have spent the winter months with
relatives in Bottineau and vicinity,
left Monday for their home at Vic
toria, B. G. MI. and Mrs. Finlay-
sons many friends here will look for
ward with pleasure to another visit
with these old-timers.
The ladies who served in the Silver
Tea for the benefit Of the Red Cross
during the past week are: Mesdames
Cooper, MacKay, Condie, o'Brien and
!, Steinmeier. The final meeting Of
the members Of the Silver Tea will be