The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11
ADDITIONAL LOCALS

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Mazda Hewitt and Marie johnson Of
Roth are guests at the I. D. McBain
home this week.
It will pay you to drop in and look
over the Samson Tractor at the Home
Auto Co., Bottineau, N. D. ga. If.
Miss Myrtle WIKI who has been visit
ing friends at Mayville returned to
this city and will be a student. at the
State Normal. #*%
J. N. Peat returned to- Bottineau
Monday from Langdon where he OPP
Grated a thershing machine during the
season. :
Have you purchased your hunting IL
cense yet? The season opens next
Tuesday. Get yours this week and
avoid the rush. F. ..>F
For Sale-Early Ohio Potatoes,
from the field, write your needs and I
will notify you when we will dig and
the price,. G. Jennings, Upham, N.
Oak. "s.~ It.
DIR. and. Mrs. C. E. Wood passed
through this city Friday on their way
home to Souris from Minneapolis
where they have been visiting the. past
week. .J
Ed. Anderson of Roth transacted
business in Bottineau Friday. MI.
Anderson informs. The Courant that
he has purchased a blacksmith shop
in Rolla and will move there in the
! near future.
Competent girl wanted for general
homework in small family. Coed
wages and permanent position to right
party. Please address, naming ref
erences, Box No. 2O5, Westhope, N.
Oak. If.
' Philip Berthiaume left Saturday
morning for Collegeville, Mimi, whegee
he will enter st. Johns university.
A. Berthiaume accompanied his son on
the trip and returned to the city Tues
day evening.
MI. and Mrs. Joseph Kovarik IF
near Souris received a telegram from
their 0 Frank on Wednesday, stat
ing that he had arrived safely from
overseas and expected to be home
soon. He has been in France for the
past year. "a.
Miss Antoinette Yelle returned from
Fargo Sunday evening. Miss Yelle
drove a a all the way back and slWIle&
that outside of having to drive in fAe
mud for a considerable distance SSA&
rather enjoyed it. @9'
Chas. Riley, Reginald Craig, Cliff
ford Mcintosh and a number Of, other
local young men, who have been ID
the eastern part Of the state during
threshing, returned to the city the
latter part Of the week.
Miss Cora Russell, accompanied ny
her little neice, Elizabeth Russell, left
Monday for Wahpeton, where Miss
Cora will spend the winter with her
sister, Mrs. K. Spottswood. Elizabeth
will return later o
DR.. J.. A. johnson returned home on
Monday from his trip to Glacier Ma
tional Park, Portland and other points
on the western coast. It was the doc
tors plan to meet his daughters Thel-
ma and Gretchen at the Park but
somehow connections were not made,
and the girls in company with Miss
Maude Woods, returned home, Satur-
The Fire and Water sale now going
on at the Cooperative store has At
tracted a large number Of people from
outside this vicinity. The sale opened
on Monday and all day long the store
was taxed to its capacity with pros.
pective purchasers. Look up theiha
"a in this issue. s
Mr.. and Mrs. i. G. Holz and daught.
IT Eunice returned Sunday Afternoon
fronnsa two weeks outing spent at TIL
Minnesota state, fair and other points
Is4Gr. Holz made the trip ii his~Dodss
car and says that the roads were fine
Saturday night Was 99spent Pal
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