The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-13


Wanted to Buy-Second hand soft
coal heater.-Thos Hennessy. tt
Banker A. r. Bate Of Ornemee Is q
business visitor in the city today.
Highest market prices paid for
cream at all times.-A. Holmberg. tt.
We have q battery that will fit every
car in stock, at all times.-L d. Cam
eron, Bottineau, N. D. Ct.
A. Meyers went over to Kramer on
Monday to look after his farming in
terests. He returned on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. N. Hendrikson and
daughter Devern went to Landa to
attend the funeral Of Mrs. Olaf Fos-
ness today.
It is understood that the University
Glee club has been secured to appear
in this city Thursday evening, March
~, at the Grand Theatre. The same
organization appeared here two years
ago and those who had the pleasure
Of hearing them will welcome their
return.
The Bottineau Women's club will
meet March 18th at the home Of Mrs.
John Martin. The following program
will be given: Roll Call,-Name and
brief synopsis Of some recent war
book. Paper-War Poetry, Mrs. II. E.
Layne. Group Of War Songs, Mrs. G.
r. Gleason.
The married folks dance at Wlgeby
hall last evening was another one Of
the 'big events" Of the season. The
same people who attended, the dance
two weeks ago were present and about
twenty couple nor bringing the. at
tendance to very nearly fifty couple. A
lunch was served at midnight and
dancing continued until about $3.50
Mr.. A. H. White of Kramer was
elected president Of the North Dakota
Live Stock Breeders Association at a
meeting held in Grand Forks last FRI
day. This is an honor to Mr.. White and
also to Bottineau County as several
districts Of the state went to the meet
ing with the firm determination Of
landing the presidency for their re-
spective man
In sending in a subscription re-
newal to The Courant Leo Larson Of
Inga, Mont. says. I like to keep in
touch with my old home people and
to learn what's going on there. Con-
CALCULATIONS to the North Dakota
farmers. We n coming the same
way. The League is strong in this
community and pretty well organized
throughout the state"
Rev. Walker, former local Metho-
dist minister, occupied the pulpit in
the Methodist Church last Sunday and
as usual was welcomed with a very
large crowd. MI. Walker delivered a
very forceful sermon. On Friday even
ing he was a guest Of the Rebekah
lodge and on Tuesday Of the I. o. Q.
f., of which he is a member. Mr.:
Walker left yesterday morning for
his home at Sleepy Eye, MINI. Rev.
Walker is always welcome to Rottin-
eau. )
Bottineau County Chapter has just
received an allotment Of $50 garments
for women, 80 pair Of children's stock
|ings, 20 children's mufflers, 20 chill
dren's sweaters and 5 women's shawls:
The yarn for the knitted work was
sent out on Monday with printed di-
rections for each knitter. Headquart-
ers has made a special request that
this work be finished, ready for ship
ment by April 18th. The women's
chemise have not reached us but will
be sent out just as o as we re-
ceive u package from Minneapolis.
This is a very small allotment for
Bottineau County, compared with
what we have been doing and for that
reason we should be more anxious to
have the allotment finished on time.
Former Local Boy Died in Service.
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