The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-18

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For Sale-Red year4in9 ,4r~a6isterSdd
Shorfhorn bull.-H. r. Russell, Bottinfd
eau. N. OAK. 4 ass 1sta ! .
Ford Cylinder blocks rebored and
polished, only $500 This:wdtkeisfd done
for me by the Ford Motor Co.. ca
Gleason. Ford Dealer :..s.s. ~ =
Mrs. C. r. Gleason went to Mime
apolis Tuesday morning where. she
will be the guest Of friends and rel
atives for a few weeks.
Miss Theresa s,Yelle, who has been
visiting the past week with her sister,
Miss Antoinette, returned to herA1ome
at Grand Forks Tuesday.
Miss Margaretta Burr, who has been
spending some time in this city at
the home Of the Misses Burr, returned
Monday to her home at Rsgby.. ~
Boyd Nero, who is selling life in
surance for Harry Kneeshaw Of Dew
lis Lake, arrived in Bottienau Tues
day to attend the Homecoming.
For Sale-Some Bourbon Red Tur-.
keys, both Toms and Hens, this years
fowls. Also yearling grade sHolstein
bull.-Wm. Hewitt, Roth, N. D. ZIP.
# or Sale-Early Ohio Potatoes,
from the field, write your needs and'I
will notify you when we will dig and
the price,. G. Jennings, Upham, N.
Oak. ct.
The faculty of the Bottineau public,
and high school and Forestry Normal
held a picnic at Lake Metigoshe on
| Saturday last. A good time is report
ed by all.
At the Presbyterian Church On Sun
day September 18th occurred the mar
| rage of William w. Hembroff of Sou
ris and LaDelia Iona Backeberg of
! Bottineau, Rev. Simpson officiating.
Competent girl wanted for general
hoAsework in small family. Good
wages and permanent position to right
party. Please address, naming ref
, erences, Box No. 205, Westhope, N,
Oak. If.
Mrs. Holmes. of Baldwin,, Wis, who.
it will be remembered visited at the
home of Mrs. H, C. Dana in this city
a few weeks ago, was taken suddenly
! ill at her home and died at that place
last Monday. - J.
J. K. Reber left this morning for
Long Beach, Cali, where he. expects
to make his future home. Before 60
ing to Long Beach, however, Mr.. Re-
Der will visit with a daughter in I'LL
nois and a son in Kansas.
AUCTION SALE at the Nels Dahl
farm, II miles south Of Westhope on
Saturday, Sept. 9th. 9 head Of good
horses, II head, Of cattle, farm ma
chinery, household goods and etc. Us
ual terms.-Nels Dahl, Owner. Ftp.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Blades who have
been spending their vacation. at var
ious points in Minnesota and Iowa re-
turned to their home in this city Fri
day. MI. Blades says that they had no
auto trouble and the roads being IN
good shape they had a very enjoyable
trip. ~,~
The Womna's Foreign Missionary
Society Of the M. E. Church will hold
their first meeting after the summer
vacation at the home of Mrs. M. L.
Helgerson Monday, Sept. 22nd at
d eight o'clock sharp. A full member.
ship is asked to be present and bring
a friend with you.
L. L. Stair Of Newburg was in the
city Saturday. MI. Stair says that
crops in his locality did not amount
to, much but nevertheless he has q
1875 ton silo filled with fodder corn
and has plenty of feed to winter all
his stock. If more Of the farmers Of
the county had silos it would be 9
great help in the no-crop, no-feec
years..
The many friends in Bottineau o.
Miss Lillian Ella Shetland and Car
" Sims will be pleased to heal. O
their marriage at Willow City, Tues
day, Sept. 9th. Miss Shetland laugh
in the city schools last year and mad'
many friends while here. MI. an,
Mrs. Sims will 60 to Portland, Ore.
4 to live. The Courant extends congrat
uaations.
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Hunters this year will find q grea
many more places posted "No Hunting
Allowed" than formerly, but Tn
, Courant learns from q number Of tn
farmers that the idea is to know VIII,
the parties are and not to k~eepeveryon