The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-27

met for their regular meeting last
Tuesday afternoon.
LANDA AND VICINITY.
Mrs. Christensen Of Bottineau ar
rived here Thursday to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Olson, for a
short time. III
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Boreson are the
proud parents of a baby girl, born on
the Goth.
Miss Mabel Lee is assisting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. Boreson, with housework.
The Messrs. Louis and Robert Lar
son and Gildard Boreson attended the
sale at Bottineau Saturday. =.
Mrs. L. Rice spent Friday with the
| Misses Helen and Gustava Bergen.
Miss Alma Landa and little Doris
Bogstie arrived from Heimdal to Wis.
it at the T. Landa home.
A party was given by Miss Lena
Taralseth last Tuesday evening where
a number of friends were gathered.
The evening was spent in music and
games after which a dainty lunch was
served. All went home with the feel
ing that had enjoyed a splendid time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Spafford return
ed to their home in Minot last Mon
day. Mr.. Spafford had charge of the
depot during MI. Walton's stay in the
twin cities.
Robert and Alvin johnson return
ed from France last week.
Little Louise Hagen entertained a
number of her friends at a birthday
party Sunday evening.
Mrs. o., L. Gorder and little. sons,
Orlando and Leo, visited with relativ-
es near Carbury over Sunday.
Rev. J. L. Redal and E. L. Garden
were entertained for dinner at the O.
L. Gorder home Tuesday. !
Don't forget to be at the opera
house Friday evening, April 18th.
What is going to be there? The Mar
riage of the Midgets."
School Notes.
The following were perfect h at
tendance during the past month: Ber-
nice Anderson, Jonette Bangs, Borg
hid Brekke,, Gilbert Bangs, Sadie
Cook, Kathleen Engstrom, Erwin
Hunskor, GRANGE Hagen, Estella Tar
aldseth Emelie Martinson, Milton Mar
tinson, Louise Hagen, Dorothy Kinley
Alvhild Martin, Earle Kinley, Her
man Brekke, Mabel Solseng, Elmer
Albertson, Ovilla Vinje, Bella Tarald-
seth, Lloyd Halvorson, Raymond Bang
Vera Boreson, Nellie Hjelmeland, Isa-
bel Hagen, Viola Jacobson, Melvin
Martinson, Marie Brenden, Mary
Thorpe, Clara Albertson, Lillian Bang
Gladys Scheflo and May Boreson.
A. M. Anderson, G. A. Anderson and
B. K. Brekke visited the primary de-
partment last week. Other recent
visitors in the other departments are:
Rev. C. %Jorgenson, Co. Agent, Humph-
reys, Prof. C. Jamolsky and Calvin
Peterson
The members of the physics class
are busy assembling an electric motor.
Glasses in political economy and
pedagogy have been organized for the
second semester.
The primary and intermediate de-
partments will present "A Tom
Thumb" wedding or Marriage Of the
Midgets," at the opera house Friday
evening, April 18th. Everybody turn
out. A grand surprise is in store for
you.
Obituary.
Last Friday morning Landa was
again visited by the Reaper, Death,
Mrs. Christensen had peacefully and
quietly passed away during the night.
Mrs. Anne Sophia Christensen was
born in Kongsberg, Norway, April 20;
1887 and died at Landa March Goth,
being 81 years, 10 months and Fl days
at the time Of death. Mrs. Christen-
son had been married twice, her first
husband being Filing Olson Of Kongs-
berg, Nor. He died q few years at
ter their marriage. To them was born
two children, Mrs. Fred Christensen
Of Necedah, Wis, and Erling, who
died in childhood.
She was later married to Christen
Christianson also Of Kongsberg, To
them were born three children, Chas.
and George, who died during childhood
and Mrs. &C. jacobson Of Landa. Her
last husband died-in Wisconsin about
80 years ago. They ernigrated from
Norway about AZ years ago to New
Lisbon Wis. later moved 70 Beaver
Mills, Wis. sss