The Bottineau courant., 1919-08-14

ADDITIONAL LOCALS
I D. "A. Smith has accepted positions
at The Wonder Store. ss u
Boyd Nero returned to Devils Lake
Saturday, after weeks visit with his
parents. .. q
See Jack Pickford and Louise Huff
in "The Varmint" at the Grand The
atre tonight.
Miss Nellie Hayes returned to Rug
by Monday wheresshe viii resume her
duties as telephone operator.
Ed. and Ted. Anderson, prominent
young farmers near Roth, transacted
business in the city Monday. !.
Miss Ragna Salthammer returned
to Roth Monday after several weeks
spent visiting in the mountains.
Mrs. w. A. Nero and children of
Willow City spent Sunday at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Croisettier east
of town.
Miss Cora Russell returned Tues
day from an extended visit with her
sister, Mrs. Kenneth Spottswood, at
Hankinson and Wahpeton.
Mrs. P. U. LaBerge formerly Of Viii
low City, but now Of Williston, is Wis
iting friends in >Bottineau this week
and is the guest of Mrs. Andy john
ston.
Furniture for Sale-I have a dress
~er, kitchen stove, sheet iron stove, Ii
brary table, rocking chairs, congoleum
rug and other articles for sale. In
quire at this office. st., ).
A card received from Mrs. Allie Wig,
formerly employed in the Patrons Ex-
change, now located her at Fergus
Falls, Mimi, where she is employed.
Mrs. Wig located at Sisseton, s. D..
after leaving Bottineau. -.
o. N. Hendrikson went to Minneap-
oils last Monday on combined bus
mess and pleasure trip. Mr.. Hendrix
son states that he has never seen the
twin cities as dead as they are at the
present. He returned Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Belyea motored
!! to Devils Lake Monday and returned
home Tuesday. They were accompan-
led to Devils Lake by Mrs. H. Al. La
veille, who, at this point Joined Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Rowe, and will visit
at Rochester, Mimi, for some time.
Theatre patrons contemplating at
tending 'The Shepherd Of the Hills"
at the Grand Monday and Tuesday are
asked to kindly get in early enough
to see the start Of the show. This fea-
ture is IL reels and in order to thor
oughly enjoy it you should be at the
theatre on time.
| Mrs. A. White this week issued
cards announcing the marriage Of her
daughter, Mabel, to Mr.. Arthur Knud-
son, on Sunday, Aug. 3rd, at Mohall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Knudson will be at home
at Sherwood after Aug. 18. The bride
is popular Bottineau young lady and
has host Of friends who will be pleas
ed to hear Of her marriage. il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert. Turner departed
Monday morning for Woodburn, Ore,
from which place Mr.. Turner will look
up a location. The Turner family spent
last winter in the west but had to re-
turn on account Of Mrs. Turner's health.
However, now they will be located in
a different climate, which we hope
will be beneficial to Mrs. Turner.
Aug. 9th at Whitby Hall, (Arthur
! White's) there will be Caledonian
gathering to honor Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Cameron. The Fiery Cross is sent to
all friends and neighbors of Whitby
Township and all Scottish descent in
the county. A buffet supper will be
served about o'clock and program
given Of Scottish songs and short ad-
dresses, will follow.
I Howard Hagen of Landa was in the
city enroute home from Winnipeg,
where he went last week and took
part in two ball games with the Bran
don team against Winnipeg. Howard
was successful in securing more hits
off the Winnipeg pitchers than any
1 Of his team mates and we understand
that the management Of the Brandon
team wants to sign him up for next
year.
/ On Saturday afternoon the Bottin-
eau Woman's Club entertained for
Mrs. q. E. Layne at the home q Mrs.
I. G. Holz. The afternoon was pleas
antly spent in sewing and visiting. "A
dainty lunch was served By the club
members at the close Of which, pres
ident, Mrs. Catherine Riley presented
i Mrs. Layne with q cut glass dish as 4