The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1918-05-30

The Baptist Ladies Aid will serve
supper on Saturday, June LIST, at the
church, commencing at six o'clock.
Mrs. Ruby Whitcher returned last
week from a three weeks visit with
her sister, Mrs. w. j. Comstock at
Pittsburgh, Penn.
For Sale: Dwelling and about 2h
acres Of land in City Of Bottineau.
House has z rooms and closets, pam
try. cistern, etc., and small barn. A
snap if taken soon. See s. H. Will
SON. ct.
Strayed-One black heifer, 2 years
old, one red heifer, / year old, one
roam heifer, l year old. Left my
place about April 18th. Finder please
notify 0. c. Skov, Omemee, North
Dakota. 3tp;
81. H. Hovda, the only Neurologi-
cal specialist in the state of North
Dakota will be at the Stone Hotel,
Bottineau On Saturday, June 18th.
Brief eye examination free. Satisfac-
ton absolutely guaranteed. St.
Peter Thorne of Antler drove in last
evening with his son, who was suf-
fering. from an acute attack of APP
pendicitis. Drs. <MacKay & Durnin
removed the appendix and the boy is
resting easily as we go to press.
Next Thursday afternoon Bottineau
will entertain about 300 Masons who
will congregate here for the day. Sup
per will be served at 6 o'clock to them
by the Bottineau Red Cross and all
members will be called on to do their
bit.
Messrs. and Mesdames Frank Gag
ner, Ernest Tennantcour, Eugent MUIR
ray and Tony Samski leave for Havre,
Mont, on Saturday, via automobile to
visit with friends there. They may
also take in Glacier Park if tho roads
are good.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. C. Dana, who have
been spending the past three months
in Texas and California, arrived home
this forenoon. They were accompan-
Miss Pansy Fulton, of Seattle, who
will spend the summer with old-time
Bottineau friends.
The Bottineau Military Band has
again resumed practice and it is to
be hoped with the material that we
have for such an organization that
the boys will decide to keep up re
hearsals and fill engagements during
the present summer.
William and Frank Collins sold six
Equarter sections of land last week to
q party Of four farmers from eastern
Nebraska and western Iowa. These
buyers will move their families here
and will build homes and will be 4
great asset to this community.
The best legacy parents can give
their children is a business training
obtained in q great school. Mankato
Commercial College, Mankato, Mimi
il one of the finest business schools
in the country, and your son and
daughter will be well repaid if they
attend that school. Send for their
free catalog. May
Mr.. VIM. Collins informs us that
he will have prospective purchasers
of land here each week and they will
be looking for farms Of 100 acre size
and none over 800 acres. It would be
a great boon to this state if we could
get a family living on each quarter
or even half section.
Mrs. I. D. Cameron and Miss Clara
Woodward accompanied MI. Cameron
as far as Minot Saturday on his way
to training camp at American Lake
Wash. They spent Sunday with Miss
Woodward's aunt, Mrs. Larson, al
Foxholm and returned home Monday
evening.
The annual school election of Dewey
School district No. 16 will be held the
first Tuesday in June at the Eidsvold
township hall. One director to serve
for a term of three years; n director
to serve for a term of one year and
one treasurer to serve for a term OF
two years.-K. Holm, Clerk, Landa,
N. Oak. II
Taken Up-Came to my enclosure
in the northwest corner of Oak Valley
township on Wednesday, May 29th
1918, one chestnut horse, white stripe
in face, about nine years old; one bay
mare, white stripe in face, about five
years old. Owner must pay charges
and take same away. Frank w
Schultz, Bottineau, Route 2.
The local Great Northern Railway
agent informed q representative OF
The Courant this afternoon that COM