The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-25

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are the cause Of death. aA
Mrs. Metcalf was called to Moor
head last Tuesday, her sister being
very i'll. We understand that she pass
ed away Thursday, Sept. 18.
Mr.. and Mrs. Poem left here the 9Th
for Virginia, Mimi, to attend the fun
eral Of Mr.. POEMS father who passed
away the day before. These are all
highly respected.families & this COM
munity and their mnay friends extend
to them their sincere sympathy in this
time of sorrow.
E. E. Green Of Austin, Mimi, switch
board installer for the N. w. Tele. Elk
change Co., is here installing toll test
er" and improving the local board.
Mrs. Green accompanied her hus-
band and expects to be here about two
| weeks. -. @ g.
Frank Fisher and son Floyd came
home Saturday from near Bisbee,
! where they have been tireshing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson arr here
from Minnesota visiting with friends.
Mr.. Swearingen, professor of the
Gardena school, was a welcome visi-
tor in our town last Sunday. +,
Chas. Turnbull purchased a fine
cow at the Chas. Goheen sale.
The church people of this commun-
ity cordially invite Professor Booth
and all of the school teachers to join
with them in building up the church
and Sunday School. Your presence
will be greatly appreciated.
Deserted, yes. Russell and COM
munity last Friday. Most everybody
went to Bottineau to attend Home
coming.
MI. and Mrs. Nueland and Mrs.
Neuland's mother were here last Sun
day afternoon visiting with, Mr.. and
Mrs. Knudson.. The NeQland's are
residents of the Turtle Mountains and
old neighbors of Knudson's.
We understand that G. E. Corey, of
the south prairie, who sold out last
week, will move to Washington in a
short time to spend the winter.
A Miss johnson Of Newburg was a
caller at the Knudson home Monday
She left Monday evening. for Ray
mond, Mont.
We are glad to report that, Airline.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. WV. Hall
is now on the road to recovery after
a few days sickness. We hope that
by the time these lines reach the peo-
nile that she will have completely re.
covered. &
We are very sorry to report that
the little baby boy of Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Goheen is quite sick with pneu,
monia and we hope that he will soon
make a change for the better.
We understand that P. o. Velande1
of Velva, who has been working or
the Ekren store left here this morn
ing for Rolette. His wife and baby arr
reported sick there. MI. Velander is
a first class carpenter and one Of those
jovial fellows who makes friends
wherever he goes.
c.. P. Olson informs us that he is
very busy these days selling life in
surance.
Node March of the south prairie was
a caller in our town Thursday. Mr.
Node is a prosperous and a jolly fel.
low. :..,t 6 81
Mr.. Anderson, manager of the far
mers elevator, has purchased a 81,
cylinder Mitchell car and now the way
he gets home to his meals and back TX
1,orl> ono;,6 ;cpA c1Ow Ni- =
Chas. Goheen who sold out las
week will move to Russell for the win
ter so his children can go to school.
In spite of all the knocking by tn
few, good people continue to come T.
Russell, why not? It's the town TO-
the farmer and the farmers town.
The Ladies Aid met with Mrs. c
P. Olson last Thursday. There. was
good attendance and everyone report
a good time.
John Ekren, manager. of the Ekre1
Bros. store, informs us that he is re
ceiving invoices Of sugar and othe
groceries and expects to receive tn
goods next week. The store is al
most complete and John is hustlfnl
everything along to be ready when tn
goods arrive.
On Sept. 10th J. E. Buchholz an
E. E. Nelson found themselves ava
out in the wilds and just as Old So
shows his face in the eastern syk the
:! found themselves in the midst OF
large flock Of prairie chickens, bu
. symptoms Of buck fever appearet
the guns wouldn't work, the shell
, stuck in the magazine and away wen
the whole flock with not even a she
fired. However before the day Wa
over they succeeded in landing a Dir
or so each and returned to town.
Geo. Wankel Of south prairie hs
moved his family to Minot where b
! Twill spend the winter.
: John Svenson, a soldier who too
part in the drill at the fair ground
3 at Bottineau on the 10Th, is gettin
!: the honor here for being the mo.
. alert soldier. Dan Connors claims
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