The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-07-31

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tineau visitor Tuesday. NJ
Miss Effie Mclean went to St. Paul
Saturday to take a course in millinery.
Wanted to rent-Farm in Turtle
Mountains.-Fred Kittleson, Bottin-
eau, N. d. st.
Chas. Gorder was called to Starbuck
Mimi, last Wednesday by the death Of
a brother.
MI. and Mrs. M. L. Helgerson and
daughter Phyllis returned Tuesday
from Winnipeg. =
The Baptist Mission Circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. E. Bowler,
Friday Aug. 8 at 800 P. M.
MI. and Mrs. Jacob Ohmart, who
have been visiting friends in this city
have returned to their home at Grand
Forks.
The fall term of the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi, opens
September Bird. Send for our free cat
alogue.
For Sale-One 8 #. Deering binder,
in good condition, / reed baby buggy,
16O acres of Mountain land.-Mrs.
Robert TAFT. If.
Oscar Christensen, of the School Of
Forestry force, left for Devils Lake
Tuesday where he will put in the fall
at harvesting and threshing.
Monte Woods and Howard Hagen
were at Brandon on Monday where
they helped the Deloraine ball team.
They were at Deloraine again yester-
day helping the Canadian team.
A. Reaume and family, who have
been farming on the Ed. Chretien
farm, left Tuesday for their future
home in Wisconsin, where Mr.. Reaume
expects to find employment in the fac
tories.
President Vernon l.. Mangun, of the
Forestry, State Normal, returned on
Saturday from Chicago, where he has
been for the past couple of months.
MI. Mangun has been taking post
graduate work at a Chicago Univer-
sity. +
Manager Leveille of the Grand The
atre should be complimented for securE
ing the Paramount line of Feature pic
lures for Bottineau. These pictures
are the best that money viii buy and
the theatre is deserving of increased
patronage. 49, y.
While playing on the street in One
NEE last Friday night, 13 year. old
Oscar Brandt had the misfortune of
being run I'VE by an automobile and
had his leg broken. He was taken to
the local hospital at once. where he
is recovering. 5-.4 .t:c,.'
Miss >Hlda Torgerson,t of CIeark:
brook, Mimi, who has been visiting
In this city at the home Of her sister,
Mrs. l.. A. Larson, departed for hei
home. She was accompanied by Mrs
Larson, who will visit there for a
couple of weeks. "*.&" .
DR.. Fred H.. Mccullough arrived
Monday to take charge of the Leon
ard Dental parlors during the alb
sense of DR.. Leonard. Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard expect to drive to the Moose
Mountains the. first of the week and
upon their return will drive to Mime
apolis and other Minnesota points. ,
F. w. Cathro was in the city Mon.
day night and Tuesday, having come
from Bismarck by automobile and re.
turned the same way. In speaking of
the Bank Of North Dakota he said that
everything was coming fine, in fact
better than had been expected. J. A,
Painter took him part way on his re-
turn to Bismarck.
Mrs. j. N. Peat accompanied hel
brother-in-law, E. A. Juneau, to Rug;
by on Monday to meet the remains Of
Mrs. Juneau, who died at Salt Lake
City, Utah, last Friday, on her way
home from Long Beach, CAL, where
the family spent the past year IL
hopes of benefiting Mrs. Juneau's
health. Mrs. juneau is survived by hel
husband and four children. The Couurr;
ant extends sympathy to the bereayet
family. ..,a.
A reception was held in honor o.
Cyrille Croisittier, at the Trent Schoo
house on Wednesday July %. About
12O people we're in attendance. Cyrille
was the only soldier in Whitteror
township who saw overseas service
and also the only one to leave this
c&o%o md tho only i~nfnrnrotar of, thE