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

The annual meeting Of the Amity
branch of the American Red Cross
will be held in Amity town hall on
Wednesday June, 10th, at 8 p. m.
Lost-On streets Of Bottineau small
black pocket book, containing papers,
keys and money. Finder please leave
at The Courant office for reward. If.
Luke Svingen, who lives in the Tur-
tie Mountains north of this city, had
the misfortune to break his arm on
Monday while cranking an automobile.
The Bottineau high school base ball
team again met defeat at the hands
of the Omemee nine at the latter city
Tuesday evening. The score was 3to
Madeup garments for the little
folks-smart new designs and youth
full styles-requiring only the SIM
pie embroidery to ~complete.-Milady's
Shop.
Found: On the road between Bot
tineau and Gardena secondhand couch
cover. Owner can obtain same at
The Courant office by paying for this
notice. If.
Edwin Haakenson Of Dunseith re-
%rrrnnI ~ hso hr,on ~ nr.nCaS&h Mrn-
day morning, after being confined at
the Nurse Korty hospital with pneu-
monia.
F. w. Cathro was among the Botti-
neau Odd Fellows who attended the
meeting of the grand encampment of
that organization at Grand Forks the
present week. =
For Sale: Double keyboard, three
color Smith Premier typewriter. AL
most as good as new. Will sell for
less than half cost. Inquire at The
| Courant office. If.
Miss Clarice johnson Of Dunseith,
who has been confined to the Nurse
| Korty hospital for some time past
! with pneumonia, is reported on the
road to recovery. '*'
Household Furniture for Sale-Ev-
erything in first class condition. Call
at residence on Thompson st. Am
leaving Bottineau about June 10Th
Louis McKeen, Bottineau, N. D. FTP.
J. G. Mitchell, an eccentric old
farmer residing a Newburg, was
adjudged insane by the local insanity
board and taken to the state hospital
at jamestown on Sunday last.
Misses Edith johnson, Myrtle Hogy
and Hilda Vivian were h~ostesses to q
large company Of young ladies at q
card party at the spacious T. F.
Woods home Wednesday evening.
The annual convention Of the Sun.
day Schools Of Bottineau county will
be held at Omemee on the 10th and
the 18th Of this month and q cordial
invitation is extended to everyone e
attend. .@.sa<4|sss.r vi 4 .AAsSefakAsA
Strayed-One black heifer, 2 year.
old, one red heifer, / year old, ont
roam heifer, / year old. Left my
place about April 18th. Finder please
notify o. C. Skov, Omemee, NORTH
Dakota. 3tp
Clyde Hamblin and bride miss Hell
ga Knudsen) Of Kramer, were in Bot
tineau yesterday, having just return
ed from a honeymoon trip to Engle'
field, Sask., the home Of the brides
parents.
Miss Velma White and little Mar.
garet Blades arrived from Crane
Forks Saturday evening. Miss White
expects to return again on Saturday
Isand take a course at the Union Com.
mercial College.
E. L. Charnholm returned Monday
from a brief business trip to Dunkirk
Montana. He was accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Sonstile, Of Kalispell, who
will remain in Bottineau for some time
as the guest Of relatives.
Taken Up-Came into my enclosure
on the Steve Westacott place, 2h
miles SOUTH and one mile west of Bot
tineau, on June /, 1918, one red year
ling heifer. Owner must pay charges
and take same away. R. Bahr,
Bottineau, N. D. st
Mrs. Margaret Carter left this
morning for her former home at Pro.
violence, r. I. Mrs. Carter is a daught-
er Of MI. and Mrs. H. l.. Sylvester
and has been looking after the house.
hold of her brother-in-law, /. r. Bark.
way, since Mrs. Barkway's death.
VIM. Martin Of L%ansford, endorsed
by the league for representative will
not be here on Saturday at the pic