The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-03-06

Fred Gessner, Sir of Deep spent
Monday and Tuesday in attendance at
court. Nj. Gessner has quite an ac-
q~uaintance that he renewed while in
town.
Do not forget the dance to be given
on the evening Of March 18th by the
Bottineau Military Band. This is the
hop you have been waiting for and be
sure to attend.
The School directors of Bottineau
County will meet in Bottineau on Fri
day, March 18th at the School Of For
estry. The public is. cordially invited
to attend the meeting.
Grand Commander Granville Wal
bert Of Williston and, Inspecting Of
ficer Otto Bauer Of Mandan were in
Bottipeau Tuesday evening inspecting
Lorraine Commandery.
The infant son. Of Mr.. and Mrs. C..
"A. Nystrom, who has been very i'll the
past week, is much improved and was
removed to the family home from st.
Andrews hospital on Tuesday.
Walt Lee the able editor Of the Ant
Ter American spent Friday and Satur-
day in our city, presumably to gather
some material for his paper and also
appear as a witness in District Court.
Senator A. M. Hagan passed thru
the city Tuesday evening on his way
home from Bismarck. The Senator was
feeling fine and was "dee-lighted"
with the Legislative program they had
put through.
Are you looking for a good Fair
banks-Morse gas engine? The Cour-
ant has a 5 horsepower engine in.
good working order for sale at $4,000
This is a bargain for someone need
ing a big engine.
An income tax man is in Bottineau
today, tomorrow and Saturday and
will answer all questions and give ex-
pert advice On Income Tax matters.
If there is anything you are in doubt
about he is at your service.
Friends in the city of Mrs. John A.
Holman of Antler will regret to learn
of her death on Monday March, 8. She
died in Minnesota where she had
gone for an operation. Mrs. Holman
leaves a husband and three children
n MOURN her loss. III 49,
Herman Thiel, Teddy Kretchmar,
Fred Gust, John Shong, Louis Vol
brecht, Carl Dablow, r. Gust, Walter
Redman, Ted Redlaczyk and Lon
Sonnesbery were all over from Kra-
mer Tuesday and Wednesday as wit
nesses in the Shong case. !
The war has made great changes
and trained many men in new lines OF
work. Bottineau has been especially
fortunate in having n Of their citl-
zens develop into a S. Q. s. expert.
Anyone walking in front OF the =.
Bower residence will verify this state
ment.
Ole Roland tried to square himself
with Judge Burr Wednesday morning
on account of the Judge having TO
hold court Z minutes and 30 seconds
for Ole. Ole sent a mediator to the
Judge offering a box OF cigars out
the Judge was immovable. he does
not smoke. D..
Mrs Louis Larson is confined to
her he'd this week with an attack OF
the grippe. Mrs. Larson submitted to
an %oneration at st. Andrews hospital
last. week and in her weakened con-
dition brought about the attack OF La
Grippe. Her many friends hope 70 see
her out again soon.
The married folks dance held last
Thursday night at the Wigeby Hall
was the greatest event Of the season.
All present report the best OF a time
Another married folks dance Will pc
held next Wednesday night, March r.
at the Wigeby hall. All married folks
are invited to attend.
M. Alymer p. Anderson OF New
burg started in on his duties as Dep
ntv Sheriff March LIST. Mr.. H. M. Lar
son. who has been occpying the po-
sition left for Lake Mills, Iowa Where
he has accepted a position. The sher-
ifs office is running with one duputy'
Who has to be an office man and MT.
Anderson is well qualified to hold
this position. \
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN
One bay mare, four years old, weight
1900; One black mare, white stripe 10
face, s years old. Last seen within
five miles Of Omemee. "A reward OF
$4,000 will be paid for information