The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-03-28

guest OF rev. meyer.
Wanted-Girl for general house
work, wages to suit. Inquire at Max
Ebenhahn's store, Omemee. 4tp.
Rev. ]. T. L. Coates of the Presby-
terrain Synod filled the pulpit of the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
J. H. Weaver and Jacob Ohmart
went to Minot Tuesday morning,
where they had business matters to
attend to.
How about having that house wired
now, along with the spring cleaning?
When you are ready call on the Bot
tineau Electrical Co. If.
Found-A bunch of keys on the
streets of Bottineau Tuesday morn
ing. Owner can have same by call
ing and paying for this notice. 1t.
Think Of those hot days coming!
Purchase an iron for your wife and
and let her out of the, drudgery of
standing over the hot stove.-Bot-
tineau Electrical Co.
Mrs. S. Absolonson of Roland town.
ship died at her home last Saturday.
The funeral will be held from Nord-
lands church on Good Friday at 1870.
Drop in to our store On main street
and see the many useful electrical
appliances that can be purchased and
very reasonably at that.-Bottineau
Electrical Co. If.
The following Kramerites were Bot
tineau visitors last Tuesday: C.. w.
DOMAIN, A. Haas, A. Becker, Fred
Gust, A. Teller, Andrew Brandt, l..
Somenbery, Rude Gust, J.. P. Klueh,
Mrs. A. Becker, Mrs. Fred Gust, Mrs.
Teller, Misses Lena Gust and Aman-
da Luekt.
John Knudsvig Of the Piper-Howe
Lumber Co., received a message Tues
day evening summoning him to the
bed side Of his aged mother at Os-
sian, Iowa, who was reported to be
very low. MI. Knudsvig autoed to
Rugby that evening in order to catch
the morning train for Ossian. An re-
lief man from Minot will fill Mr..
Knudsvig's position while he is away.
Mesdames N. B. Arveson, C. c..
Gorder, G. Geise and Misses leila
Slower, Haydee Jacobs and Minnie
| Krogen formed an auto party from
Carbury Thursday evening to attend
| the evening circle of the A. R. c.,
which met with Mrs. j. j. Krogen
and Mrs. Alma Wig at the spacious
Krogen home on Thursday evening.
Hans Peterson of Bottineau, who re-
Gently purchased the Oliver Charbon-
neau farm Of 800 acres through VIM.
Baarly, returned to his home Friday
after visiting here several days. While
here Mr.. Peterson purchased feed for
his stock and expects to move his
family, household goods and machin-
cry to st. John soon.-St. John Lead
er.
At the recent election the following
officers were elected in Pickering
township: supervisor, John Mcintosh;
clerk, Anton Wall; treasurer, J. B.
Russell; assessor, H. r. Russell; JUS
tice of the peace, o. o. Wareberg;
constable, John Glomseth.
Having rented my farm I am offer
ing for sale Z head Of horses, ages
from a to z, weight 1850 to 1450, all
in good shape to go into hard service
now; 4 sets of heavy work harness;
l gang pillow, IA in, practically new;
1 mower, 6 #. cut, practically new;
IL binders, z and 8 #. cut, complete:
1 disc harrow, 8 #. good condition;
l sulky pillow, 16 inch; 2 sets of boss
drags, 26 #; / hay rake, IL #; 1 sci
bob sleighs; !. truck wagon with rack:
1 lumber wagon with rs blu. box
Will take bankable paper due Nov. l
1918, 10 per cent interest. w. M
Slattery, 1 mile north of Newburg. a
C. G. Vikan arrived Tuesday eve
ming from Williston, where he has
been connected with one of the bank!
for the last couple of years. Mr.
Vikan informs the Courant that HI
has resigned his position with thu
Williston bank and is going to Wash
ington next week, where in all pro
liability he will enlist in the Nationa
army. Before Charles leaves fol
Washington, a family reunion will b<
held at the Vikan home in this city
Mrs. G. K. Vikan arrived last evening
from Williston and Mr.. and Mrs. w
J. Husebye will arrive tomorrow eve
ming for the same place, while Wal
ter, who is attending the state uni
versity will arrive this evening.
The ladies Of Bottineau who arr
members Of the American Red Cross
Society and who took part in the Sill
yer Tea "drive" are certainly to b
| congratulated for the showing they