The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-01-31

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ness at Devils Lake Friday.
Andy. Anderson and John Kovarik
were down from Souris Wednesday.
F. G. Falkenstein was a business
visitor at Rugby Monday and Tues
day.
Good Piano for Sale Cheap. In
quire at the Bottineau County Bank.
Bottineau, N. D. -
H. 0. Haglie and Ole O. Tveden. Of
Maxbass, were appreciated callers At
the Courart office Tuesday.
Mrs. s. N. Britton of Mohall. ar
rived Monday morning for an extend
ed visit with her daughter, Mrs. Thos.
Hennessy.
Miss Laura Dana left for the Uni
versity at Grand Forks last FRIDAY
for q short visit with her sister. Miss
Gertrude.
For Sale-Black hulless barley for
seed, $1.85 per bu. Call at the Cour-
ant office and see sample.-A. D. Kin
pen' n. y. 3tp.
Dana Mcintosh left Monday morn-
ing for California, where he will ioin
his mother. Dana expects to be gone
until May LIST. He visited a dav in
Williston on his way.
Mrs. Chas. P. Oliver leaves this
week for the Twin Cities to buv her
spring and summer goods for the
Oliviere Hat Shop. She will visit
with her mother while in MINNEAPOLIS.
l.. G. Holz returned Saturday from
Fargo, where he attended the N. n
Implement dealers association. W.
understand Louis also attended a min.
lsterial convention and got by without
a password.
Miss Lena Sutterlin resigned he,
position with the city schools and re
turned to her home Friday morning
Sickness in her family was the cause
OF her leaving.
For Sale-General store. of mos,
groceries; also drugs and soda foun.
tain; best store in the town; all new
and clean merchandise. Must sell and
an opportunity for someone. If in.
terested call on or, write to The Col.
den Rule, Kramer, N. Oak. 3tp
Rev. III. L. Maunder went to Ken.
mare last Saturday morning, where
he attended to matters pertaining te
the 7. NJ. G. A. work Of the National
army. MI. Maunder also looked afte,
similar matters at Mohall, Lansford
Russell and sOmemee, returning tt
Bottineau Tuesday evening.
The Amity Branch of the Red Cross
will conduct q food sale in the Catlin
Smith & Co., store on Saturday, Feb
9TH. All members of the chapter arr
asked to donate food. BY order Of
Committee.
=. G. Vikan returned to Williston
Saturday morning to again take up
ms duties as assistant cashier of the
Williams County State Bank. Char.
ley stopped off here q week ago and
then left for Minneapolis where he
attended to matters for the bank.
The following are the members Of
the Red Cross WHO served in the Sill
yer Tea last Saturday: Mrs. Ans.
baugh, Mrs. ?. Scott, Mrs. Eckblad,
Mrs. Costello, Mrs. Geo. Pepin, Mrs.
Helgerson, Mrs. E. Nelson and Mrs
Peregrin.
Mrs. H. G. Dana entertained the
Presbyterian Missionary society at a
six o'clock dinner Friday evening.
About twenty-five guests were in at
tendance. Mesdames Harris and Hen
messy and Miss Ada Cox assisted the
hostess in serving.
Cattle For Sale-About II head, s
mich cows, fresh in November. 4
coming fresh February and March. 2
heifers coming fresh in April: 9 head
Of young stock. Also l Registered
Shorthorn bull, 8 years old.-Anton
Hanson, on Kittleson farm, 10 miles
nortn q bottineau. FTP,
The Old Fashioned Married Folks
dance given last evening in the Wire-
BY hall was proclaimed the most en-
joyable event Of it's kind held in Bot
tineau for many years The proceeds
went to the Red Cross and about
$500 vas realized. The ladies who
had the work in charge are deserving
Of much credit for the time and effort
they put forth to make this affair 3
success. Lunch was served at mid
night and the strains Of "Home Sweet
Home" were played about 2 o'clock.
Edward Johnson s,was Ii Bottineau
Tuesday afternoon and night on q
short furlough from army service 1t
Camp Dodge. Ed. sure hooked good
and says he enjoys army life very
much. His uncle, Chris johnson, went
TO Rugby Monday 70 meet him and
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