The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-10-03

Your attention Is called to the state
nent regarding our schools by County
Superintendent II. E. Layne-Political
t'isa"s > 20 tt ~ %
Miss Roberta and Margaretta Burr
returned to Rugby on Friday after
spending the summer months with
their aunts, the Misses Burr in this
city.
Miss FANNIE Stevens Of Lansford
was a guest Of Miss Nora Peterson
Thursday and left Friday for Mohall
where she has been engaged to teach
this term.
Boyd Nero sent home q nut of "Old
Bertha" q large cannon which the
Huns used in forcing their way thru
Belgium into France at the beginning
Of the war.
H. Dalbec, Jr., has moved his family
to the Geo. Seymour farm southeast
Of town where theywill reside during
Mr.. and Mrs. Seymour's extended Wis
it in Ontario.
The Northern Equipment Co. Of this
city has installed a Delco light plant
in Newburg. The plant is a large one
and will furnish continuous electricity
for that town.
Arthur Olsten, a nephew Of John
Smithson, arrived Saturday from Pop
lar, Mont, where he has been visiting
the past summer. Mr.. Olsten's home
is in Chicago.
Taken Up-White-faced bull calf,
about Z months old, Hereford. Came
to my place about Sept. 20. Owner
can have same by paying charges. H.
R.. Russell, Bottineau, N. d. st.
The Woman's Club met on Tuesday
evening at the home Of Mrs. DR..
O'Brien. The president, Mrs. A. john
ston was elected as delegate to repre-
sent the club at the state convention.
Mrs. Hector Tetrault arrived Tues
day from her home at Plentywood,
Mont, for a visit with her parents,
MI. and Mrs. E. A. Juneau, before
their departure for their new home at
Lodi, Cal.
E. A. Juneau has rented his farm
east of town and expects to leave
shortly with his family for Lodi, Cali
fornia, in hopes that the milder eli
mate may improve Mrs. Juneau's fall
ing health.
Several of our young people left on
| Saturday for Grand Forks to enter the
state university on the opening date,
Oct. 1. Among those leaving we no
ticed Misses Frances Cathro, and
Florence Mcintosh.
In: Leary Star, who has been carpenter
| foreman for E. A. Moline at the new
school building, departed last Mon
day for Gallop, New Mexica, where
he has accepted a foremanship for a
large building concern.
Sheriff ]. A. Mclean received a let
ter from his son John in which he
| stated that he had a nephew OF Mr..
| Greengard's in his company. This is
the second nephew of Mr.. Greengard
who has been found at the front.
Bottineau county ranks 81 in the
sale of War Savings Stamps and
Thrift Stamps through post offices
and Federal Reserve Bank for the
month of August. The amount sub
scribed per capita is 81 cents.
All former members of the evening
knitting club of the Red Cross are
asked to attend a meeting at the home
Of Miss Edith Nichol next Thursday
evening. The purpose OF this meet
ing is to reorganize the club.
In the page ad of the Kramer Mer-
camille Co., found on page three,
slight mistake has been made. At the
bottom the ad reads Exchange, Ap-
prevails, Credit" This should have
read "No Exchange, No Approvals'
No Credit"
Mrs. Grubbs, ETHEL Williams) ana
babv Of Minot are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Grubbs' parents, MI.
and Mrs. Richard Williams, this week
They were accompanied by Miss Emily
Williams, who has been their guest
for two weeks.
The Woman's club entertained for
Mrs. C, C. Chandler at the Stone Ho-
tel on Friday afternoon. In the eve
ming MI. and Mrs. Chandler were the
honor guests at a reception given
them by the Baptist ladies aid at the