The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-20

Geo. Durnin, who has recently been
discharged from the navy, and, spent
a week with his wife in this city, left
Monday for Great Falls, Montana,
where he has a position.
My second car Of feed oats viii az.
rive in a few days which will sell OF
s. cents per bushel off the carl. H'
FSchreiner, Agent for Imperial Eeva-
tor Co., Phone No. rs Bottineau, N. D.
Miss Hannah Tangen Of Kramer
was the guest Of Bottineau friends q
few days this week.
past several months with his daughter
past several monts with his daughter,
Mrs. Sweeney at Carpenter, is in the
i sity this week. !.
Official word has been received BY
Mr.. HOLIDAYS Of the Turtle Mountains
that his son John was reported killed
in action between Sept Is and Oct
End. The first report received over
a month ago was that John was re.
ported missing in action. :,
William Comartin, who lives east o.
the city has disposed Of some Of his
farm holdings to Chas. Buchanan and
expects to leave soon for Canada
where he will farm: extensively. Sever
al other farmers. Of that vicinity, are
planning On moving to ,Canadasin the
near future '"A .a = ss :,:s
Sam i. .Maars ..isu,: and Hugh Jehn.
son arrived home Monday evening
These boys we're In the. service. il
France IA months in the: Medical
Corps, 116 Sanitary Train, 41st Dt.
vision and were mustered outsat Camp
Dodge. March.14, 1919~ ~.
Albert Mcintosh, ! SON Of Donald
Mcintosh, former residents % this
city, in writing To friends here states
that he was in the battle Of the
Somme, Ypres, Mons aud Cambria
and that three horses were shot from
under him at different times. He, es-
capped without q wound. go
~ ,.>Is }t,sta -ct eSt&l5t' ~
The University Of North Dakots
fGlee Club has been secured to appear
in this city next Thursday night
! March ~. A number Of the music
lovers Of Bottineau have undertaken
this responsibility and should be &C.
corded the support Of all citizens
Tickets are now being sold. I B
"A district meeting Of the l. o. o
F. lodge was held at Westhope Tues
day night and twenty-three members
from Bottineau were present. Abou,
120 were present in all and a jolly
good time was had. A midsummer
meeting is booked for Bottineau to b
held either at the fair grounds Of on
the Dana farm June 18th.
Superintendent G, w. Day of the
Bottineau high school informs a re-
preventative Of The Courant that he
has rendered his resignation to the
Board and will not return to Botti-
neau next year. The people of this
city are sorry to hear that MI. Day
will not be with us again. During
the short period MI. and Mrs. Day
have been residents they have made
many friends.
Man wanted 70 sell groceries, selling
experience not necessary. One of the
Worlds largest grocers capital over
$1,000,00O) wants ambitious man in
this locality to sell direct to consul
mer nationally known brand Of grocer
les, teas, coffees, spices, paints, oils
stock foods, etc. Big line, easy sales,
Values beat any competition. Earn
big money. No experience or capital
required. Complete sample outfit and
free selling instructions start you.
Long established reliable house. Write
today.-John Sexton & Co, 1852 w.
Illinois st., Chicago, III.
The many friends Of Omar Seghers
will be pleased to learn that he has
come through four long years Of war
safe and notified his son August
Seghers Of Fairlong, Mont, about q
month ago Of his whereabouts. Mr..
Seghers left here in 1912 for Belgium
and had written to his children short
" before the war broke out in 1914
and 40 word could be received after
or any trace found whatever. His
children had given him up for dead
the mast cOunle wears and it was d