The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-08-28

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| Dr. a. Z. MscKaY e 1slippfng hia
household furniture 10 Chicago thi1
week. We understand Mrs. MAcKay
and children are eoing there TO live
while the children attend school.
Mr.. w. j. Fahey, appraiser Of the
Federal Land Bank 81 ST. Paul was
here for several days and in company
with ]. T., Neville, local secretary Of
the Farm Loan Association Of East
ern Bottineau County, inspected q
large number Of farms that have APP
piled for loans.
Last Monday night while McKay's
milk wagon was in front Of the G. w.
Feathers residence, Mr.. Nordstrom
with his car tried to pass another car
opposite the milk wagon and in some
way or other became entangled with
the milk wagon, upsetting it and
smashing one wheel.
What might have proved a very
serious accident happened to Vern X.
Miller, Saturday. While trying to gen.
crate a stove which he uses in connec-
ton with his vulcanizing business, he
spilled some gasoline which immedi-
ately ignited burning him severity on
one hand and forearm.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Nelson, who
have been visiting here with rela-
tives for some time left for their home
at Minneapolis last Friday morning,
via automobile, accompanied by the
Misses Anna and Nora Kalbfeisch.
After a short visit in Minneapolis the
Kalbfleisch girls will go to the Pa
cifc coast to spend. the winter.
Ed. Ertresvaag, Clarence Gorder, Al.
Brandt and Howard Hagen were at
Brandon last Thursday where Brandt
and Hagen helped the Brandon boys
win and drop a game with Winnipeg.
From reports Andy Brandt is welcome
to move to the Canadian city at any
time and they will give him a good
job.
DR.. J. A. johnson left this morning
for Yellowstone National Park, where
he will join his two daughters and
together they will go as far west as
Portland, Ore, stopping off enroute
at different points. While away DR..
Johnson's> practice will be taken are
Of by DR.. Scully. DR.. Johnson and
children will return in time for the
opening of the Bottineau schools.
Geo. TAFT accompanied by his sis
tiers Olive, Margaret and Marion auto
ed to Rugby Saturday to meet their
Mother, Mrs. R. TAFT, who has been
visiting her sistex Mrs. J. E. Haskell
at Grenora, but On account Of the
branch train being late Mrs. TAFT fail
ed to arrive so George went on to
Minot and brought his mother home
from there. 49,
Geo. L. Fulwiler, formerly propri-
etor Of Lords Lake, east of this city,
was in Bottineau Monday shaking
hands with old friends. Mr.. Fulwiler
is now located in Washington state
but has land near, Westhope, which
he went up to inspect. The latter part
Of the week Mi. Fulwiler will return
to this city to VISITOR a couple days
with his many old-time friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Burns and
family Of ,Whitefish, Mont. arrived in
this city on Saturdays train. They
hev been visiting Mr.. Burns parents
at Sac Center, MINI. and stopped off
here on their way home. MI. Burns
was obliged to leave the next day on
account Of his .railroad work, but Mrs.
Burns remained for a longer visit with
her mother and sisters of this place.
DR.. ]. A. johnson went to Minnea-
polls last Thursday morning, being
called there by Mr.. Henry Simons
who was in st. Andrews hospital here
but a short time previous. Nh. Simon
thought it would be necessary to have
an operation Immediately 20 called
DR.. johnson, who in consultation with
a number Of prominent Minneapolis
physicians, decided it best to prolone
the operation until. some time in DC,
tober. DR.. johnson returned home
Monday evening.
A novelty that is unique in its in.
terest is the Paramount photoplay
"Bab's Diary" from the famous story
by Mary Roberts Remnant which ap.
peared in the Saturday Evening Post
Bah, the pretty boarding-school gir'
heroine tells Of her experiences with 9
family which persists in treating hel
as q little girl and which she pretty
thoroughly frightens by pretending t.
be engaged to someone they had neve,
seen. The titles are taken from the
original book and their charm lies il
the droll spelling and native charm, Of
Bab's own script. This is probably thu
first time that the idea Of filming {
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