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

business visitor On Monday; ,s
Adolph Ecklainid 81 soaris was !
visitor il this city Saturday. 4
/ G. H. Gessner Of Deep was a county
seat business visitor Monday.
Thos. Milloy Of omemee was a city
visitor for q short time Monday,
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Alex. Cranstons of Antler transacted
business in Bottineau. last Friday.
P. J.. Nordberg of Newburg trans
acted business in the city Tuesday.
Roger Gustafson Of Souris was
business visitor in the city Monday.
I. Bacx,nan from near Souris was =
BUSINESS :nltor in this clGv Saturda.,.
A. G. Carlson of Minot spent Sum
day in the city visiting with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nichol Mack of near
Kramer spent a short time in the city
Sunday. B..
Mr. and Mis-. E. H. Moen ai.i fam
lily of Deep were shoppers in this city
Saturday.
FOR SALE-Three and one-half
months old pigs VIM. Smith, Bot
tineau, N. Oak. no 1tp.
Melvin Gorder left Saturday for
Grand Forks, where he will take up
his studies at the state u. ~ H.
Boyd Nero left by auto Saturday
for Devils Lake after attending the
Homecoming in the city Friday.
M. L. Helgerson and A. Berthiaume
went to Gardena last evening and in
spected the bank robbed that morning.
Pure bred Holstein bull 8 years old
for sale. A fine animal, gentle and
easy to hapdle.-F. A. Bingham, Gar
dena, N. D. 3tp.
! A. j. Stevens, relief agent for the
Piper-Howe> Lumber Co. returned to
Mohall Saturday after taking in the
celebration Friday.
-Chas. Slower, who is employed in
a barber shop at Devils Lake, came
home Thursday to take in the Home
coming celebration.
Married at the Presbyterian Church
on Sept. goth, Allen B. McMaster and
Feulah b. Howery, both Of Westhope,
1:e>. Simpson officiating.
DR.. J. A. johnson left for New
Rockford yesterday morning where he
will visit with MI. and Mrs. John Bah
Ter. He will return tomorrow. a..
Mrs. Vic Glace, and three children
Of Devils Lake arrived Monday from
Devils Lake to join Mr.. Glace who is
employed at the Advocate office.
M. S. Wood of Gillette, Wyo., has
been looking after his farm interests
near Souris and left Monday for that
place where he has a large ranch. 4
The first Married Folks dance of
the season will be held at Wigeby Hall
on Monday Oct. 6, 1919. Keep this
date in mind and do not fail to at
tend.
The many friends of Miss Naomi
Mollet and Lyle Miller will be pleas
ed to hear of their marriage at Wen
atchee, Wash. We extend c%ongratula-
tions. .". e.. .;.-.
The Misses Marguerite Hood, Mar
garet Fairweather, Ella Moen and Ar
thur Moen left Monday for Grand
Forks where they will take up school
duties. \.
1T. Neville went to Peabody school
near Souris Thursday eve and brouf
back his daughter Emma and Gertrude
Scott, who remained in the city. until
Sunday evening. +"
Miss Sena Arends, formerly chief
operation of the telephone exchange
in this city, was here a short time
Tuesday. She departed the same eve
ming for Souris.
On Saturday September goth, Mr..
Lloyd s. Hagen Of Lansford, N. D.
was married to Miss Olive M. Elliot,
of Gardena, N. D. by the Rev. S.
Thomas Simpson, at<the Presbyterian
Church. (
On Monday Oct. 9Th at $3.50 p NJ.
in the local Commercial Club rooms
. meeting Of the Bottineau Post No.
AZ Of the American Legion will be
held. Anyone wishing to join may at
tend. Election of officers for the en-
suing year will also take place.
Roswell P. Merritt, Optical Special
list Of Kenmare, N. D., will personally
viist the following towns professional
" on the following dates: Souris on
Tuesday, Sept. so, Office at Gladys no
tel; Omemee, Wednesday, Oct. /, Of
flee at the Dixon residence; Willow
City Thursday, Oct. 2, Office at the
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