The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11
Alex Dorr from near isouris WIS !
caller in Bottineau Monday.

Alex Dorr from near isouris WIS I
caller in Bottineau Monday. 81
Friends Of Miss Mabel Rosel, form.
erly secretary Of the State School 81
Forestry, will be pleased to hear. that
she has accepted the position as pri-
vate secretary to the manager Of tie
Equity Cooperative Packing Plant at
Fargo, n. d.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. B. Ferguson and
Mrs. Vaillencourt returned Friday
from. a weeks visit at Winnipeg. They
made the trip by auto leaving here
at 7:30 a. M. and arriving at Winni-
peg at 900 P. M. of the same day,
with several stops enroute. /
C. G. Drew submitted to an opera
ton at st. Andrews hospital yester-
day morning for appendicitis and at
the present writing is getting along as
we'll as can be expected. During his
stay at the hospital w. c. Pepin will
assist in the barber shop.
Mrs. Thea Iverson went to Grand
Forks on Monday to attend Memorial
Services for the Grand Forks County
boys who died while in the u. S. ser
vice during the a Mrs. Iverson's
youngest son. Peter, died at Camp
Dodge last winter and the body was
later taken to Grand Forks, from
where he enlisted, for burial.
C. B. Aamodt, who has recently been
released from the army, is the new
Agricultural agent for Bottineau
county and arrived in the city Tuesday
afternoon to- take up his new work.
Before serving with Uncle Sam Mr..
Aamodt was a member Of the force at
the A~gEignltural College.
The Bottineau Military Band held
a rehearSal last evening and will hold
meetings tomorrow friday evening
and next Monday and Wednesday
evenings.hThe local band is getting in
shape foks the big Homecoming cele-
bration tos be held in the city Friday,
Sept. 10TH .~can y
/ Yesterday morning j. A. Trambley
shipped two Of his. Flemish rabbits.
One went to w. C.. Reimer at Elkador,
Iowa and the other to Fred Woolf at
Del Rio, Texas. A little over a year
ago Mr.. Trambley started in the rab-
! bit business with but three and now
has over one hundred rabbits.
A.. B. Ouren and M. L. Helgerson
| drove to Minot Tuesday evening to
catch a midnight train for Bismarck
to hear President Wilson speak. Upon
arriving at Minot, however, they were
informed that the train left during
| the day and it would be impossible. to
make connections so they returned
home. 49,. <%i
The Bottineau Woman's Club will
hold it's first meeting Of the season
at the home of Mrs. Mangun, Tues
day evening, Sept. 18th. After the
business meeting the following pro-
gran, will be given: Anecdotes Of the
Summer by the Club members.
Greetings by the president, Our Club:
How Can We Make It a Success, by
Mrs. Mangun.
While returning from threshing in
l the eastern part of the state last
Thursday Harlan Wood Of this city
had the misfortune to break his right
leg. A number Of local boys we're re-
turning home in a hayrack and when
near Rolla, began scuffling, resulting
in upsetting the rack in such a way as
to brake Harlan's leg. He was at
once taken to Rolla where medical at
tention was given. and returned ito the
city Friday. His many friends SYM
pathize with him.
The Turtle Mountain Ladies Aid
was entertained at the large farm
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John P. Krogen,
north Of Carbury, Friday afternoon.A
large crowd was present, people from
Landa, Carbury, Souris and Bottineau
being in attendance. Those present
from Bottineau were Mr.. and Mrs. C
G. ,Gorder, Mrs. JOS. Quamme, MI. and
Mrs. P. L. Eide, Mrs. J. ]. Krogen
Mrs. r. Costello, the Misses Minnie
l Krogen, leila Slower, Luella Stewart
Eva Russell and Alma Moe. A very de.
licious lunch was served and an en-.
joyable afternoon spent by all pres
ent.
The following men, all Interested il
Shorthorn cattle in North Dakots
were in the city last night and ARK
touring the county today inspecting
Shorthorn cattle; B. Il. Critchfield o.
Fargo, Sec. Guy bf Lake Region