The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-06-13

0. c. Helgerson left yesterday
morning for Minneapolis for a couple
weeks visit. Mrs. Helgerson and sol
Howard preceded Oscar about a month
ago.
George Johnson and Miss Haze
Hogy autoed over from Burlington or
Friday evening to spend the week
end with the latter's sister, Miss Myr'
tie Hogy.
Mrs. Geo. B. McMillen, who is a
sojourner at Hot Springs, Arkansas
taking treatment for rheumatic trou.
BILE, is very greatly improved, he,
many Bottineau friends will be pleased
to learn.
J. NJ. Vannice Of Maxbass was
caller on Wednesday morning. He
was a delegate to the Sunday School
convention at Omemee and was or
his way home.
Almer P. Anderson, of Newburg,
who is ambitious to succeed Geo. He.
bert in the county auditors office,
was in Bottineau Tuesday looking
after his fences.
For Sale: Double keyboard, three
color Smith, Premier typewriter. Al
most as good as new. Will sell fol-
| less than half cost. Inquire at The
, Courant office. tt.
]. P. Dolezal and sister, Mrs. Thos.
Holisky, have been called to the bed
side Of their mother at Olivia, Min
nesota and will depart for that place
tomorrow morning. ~:
T. T. eleven of Landa, Herman
Garbe Of Kramer, Knute Peterson of
Maxbass and Ole Crogen of Carbury
wereall interested visitors today at
the good roads meeting. :
A basket social and dance will be
given at the Jelleberg school house on
the evening Of Friday, the 21st inst.
Proceeds for the benefit of the Red
Cross. All are invited.
Salesman misunderstanding oil,
grease, s~pecialties, paint, part or
whole time. Commission basis. Man
with car or rig preferred.-Riverside
Refining Co., Cleveland, Ohio. 1tp.
Lost-Three horses, one black
one light bay with split ear and
one dark brown. Left my place
May 9th. Finder please notify
John Hills, Bottineau N ID. 2tp
Strayed-One black heifer, 2 years
! old, n red heifer, 1 year old, one
roam heifer, /. year old. Left my
place about April 18th. Finder please
notify O.. C. Skov, Omemee, North
Dakota. 3tp.
Louis McKeen and family left Sat
urday morning for their future home
at Minneapolis. This worthy young
couple leave many friends in Bottf
neau who will regret their departure.
How about a base ball team? Bot
tineau has some good material and
as Omemee, Willow City, Westhope
and others have organized a number
of games could be secured. Talk it
up!
Ed. Berg of Landa and Martin Tel
gen of Kramer were in consultation
with Matt yesterday, presumably to
get him to tear the lid off the league
not the Nonpartisan league-but Tel
gems.
A. "A. Golden sold his pocket bill
lizard room last Friday to D. L. Thorn
son of Omemee and Harry Newton
of this city. The new firm is well
known and will run a first class bust
ness place.
Jos. Destelier was called to st. John
last Thursday by the serious illness Of
his daughter, Mrs. Sweeney. The
lady was removed to st. Andrews
hospital on Sunday and is reported as
gradually improving.
Mrs. E. H. Perkins, who has been
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin Larson, north of Bot
tineau, for several weeks past, re-
turned to her home at Harvey, N. D..
on Wednesday last.
It is expected that the Bottineau
band, as well as about Is local auto
mobile loads, will accompany Lieu
tenant Hill on his tour on Saturday,
Omemee, Overly and Willow City will
be visited.
c. G. Backeberg left for Bismarck
yesterday where he will attend a meet
ing Of the state council of defense, Of
which he is a member. He will be alb
sent several weeks visiting different
points in Minnesota.
Services in the Bottineau churches
will be dispensed with on Sunday eve
ming and all are invited to attend thu
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