The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-11-13
Fatty Arbuckle will be at the Grand
Saturday in 1.-THE Walters Ball."

Fatty Arbuckle will be at the Grand
Saturday in "1he Walters Ball."
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. B. Wall went to
their farm near Carbury on Tuesday.
Miss Jennie Hanson Of Souris visit
ed in this city between trains Tuesday.
J. E. Shetland of Willow City trans
acted business in Bottineau Tuesday.
For Sale-Some snaps in Bottineau
dwelling houses.-See S. H. Wilson. If
Mrs. Clara Kelly CT Souris visited
friends and relatives in the city over
Sunday.
Miss Nora Peterson visited at her
home at Leeds from Friday to Mon
day. =.
Leon Dagner, one of Willow City's
prominent farmers, was a business Wis
itor in Bottineau yesterday.
Don't fail to see Fatty Arbuckle at
the Grand Saturday in "The Walters
Ball."
FOR SALE CHEAP or will trade
for wood, IL Chester White Pigs
McDougall & Nordstrom. If.
Wanted-Good girl for general
homework. Good wages. Mrs. A. B.
jackson, j.. Devils Lake, N. D. 1t.
FOR SALE CHEAP Ford Tour
ing car at s125.OO and ] Ford Touring
Car at $175.OO-C. R. Gleason. If.
! FOR SALE-Home made bread,
cake, cookies, etc.-Mrs. Fred Peat. /
door west of First National Bank. Up.
Mrs. Pete Brasseur and daughter at
tended the wedding of Hilda Perrin
and J. Lehaie at Omemee on Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Hawker> of Westhope
visited in this city Tuesday as the
guest of her sister, Mrs. M. M. Harris.
County Judge Berdahl Of Pierce
: County was in the city over last night
~transacting the business at the County
Judges office here.
The Carl Christensen family have
moved from South Thompson Street
into the house formerly occupied by
the E. C.. Jacobson family.
Geo. Belyea went to South st. Paul
| Monday morning with a carload of
| stock. It is reported that Mr.. Belyea
will spend the winter there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hennessy r
the proud parents of an 8 3-4 pound
baby girl born at St. Andrews hospit-
al Sunday morning. Mother and child
are doing well. The Courant extends
congratulations.
Read all the ads. in this issue. You
will find the merchant who advertises
in The Courant has something spec
ial for you every week. Follow the
ads. in this paper and it will prove
a money v to you.
e. B. Nenr1ng of near Gardena was.
N Bottineau Tuesday, driving over in
the morning before the storm. AS the
storm was so evere in the afternoon
Mr.. Nehring decided to remain in the
city until Wednesday morning.
Chas. Buchanan left Monday morn
inc for the Pacific Coast. EnrOute they
will stop off at Salt Lake City, Utah
and from there will go to Long Beach,
California. Before they return in the
spring they will probably spend some
time in Florida.
Bottineau City has been pretty we'll
c%anvassed the past week in the inter-
ests of the Red Cross. Some of the So
~licitors have experienced some diff
Guilty in the drive this year. 1t woud
seem that everyone is familiar enough
with the work of the Red Cross to
give their dollar and know that it
will do much good.
Thursday night about SO boys went
to the home of ]. J. Scully and chart
varied DR.. Frank Scully and his bride
who had just arrived home from Chi
cago@ that night. Tin cans, cowbells,
etc. were much in evidence. One of
the. boys carried a gun which plugged
up with snow, not knowing this he at
tempted to shoot it off in the air and
the gun exploded, blowing away part
of the barrel, but fortunately no one
was hurt. Dr.. Scully proved to be a
"real sport" as he came up town and
set up the cigars to the bunch.