The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-05-15

Hector Mclean Of Westhope is at
tending Court today.
Good second hand Ford car for
sale.-Home Auto Co. It.
Jas. B~allantyne Of Kuroki is spend
ing the day in Bottineau.
Guss Huss Of Minot was a business
visitor inthe city Saturday.
Matt Haugland of Westhope is a
business visitor in the city today.
Mrs. George Miller of Rugby is the
guest Of relatives in the city this
week.
August Fryckman Of Souris trans
acted business in the city on Satur-
day.
Ross Trimble of Westhope is at
tending to business matters in the city
today.
Indian Runner Ducks, daily layers,
eggs SITS for 15.-T. Thronson, One
NEE, N. D. st
c. Christofferson and A. Arveson Of
Omemee were in attendance at Dist
riot Court; today.
The Grand Theatre this evening pre-
sents Clara Kimball Young in "The
Savage Woman
Mrs. Thea Iverson went to Grand
Forks today for the burial of her son.,
Peter, who died at Camp Dodge in
January.
+ Services in the Presbyterian Church,
next Sunday morning and evening at
the usual hour. Morning topic "Motk-
er's Day." Evening topic Environ
ment."
l.. J. Glomseth was down from his
farm at Carbury today, renewing old
acquaintance. He reports good rainc
at Carbury since he returned to the
farm. .| g.. ST
Don't forget the band dance to be
given in Wigeby hall tomorrow night.
Everybody come out as the band boys
have music for all. T.
/ Mrs. o. N. Hendrikson, who recently
submitted to an operation at the st.
Andrieux hospital was removed to her
home yesterday and is doing very
nicely.
Rev. Carlson of st. Paul has arrived
in the city and is the new Lutheran
minister. The family has moved into
the Emde residence On South Thomp-
son st.
The application for citizenship papers
of Oliver Deschamp, Peter Brasseur
and Edward Shears were continued
from this term of District Court to
the next term.
Lost, 4 colts 1 dark gray, 8 years
old, mare, 1 light gray 2 year old
stud, 1 gray 1 year old stud, 1 bay 1
year Old Finder please notify V. A.
Will, Kuroki, N. D. If.
Private Furniture Sale-I am offer
ing for sale all my household goods.
Everything as good as new See me
before buying elsewhere. A. S. Thor
sen, Bottineau, N. D. If.
Andrew Mccormack, a representa-
tive Of the Intertype, was a Bottineau
visitor Monday and Tuesday. MI. Nc
Cormack gave our typesetting ma
chine the once over while here.
Miss Minerva Flanery, who for the
past few months has been the stenog-
rapher at the First National Bank in
this city was united in marriage this
morning to Philip Lizotte of Willow
City. The marriage took place at the
Catholic Church at Willow City.
Lieutenant John, Mclean and Melvin
White returned to Botineau Saturday
from France where they have been
with the United States army. Both
young men were wounded during bat
tie but now look none, the worse for
their experience. They have many an
interesting story to tell.
Dr., Earl R. Two and DIR. Albert
Gesme, Optical Specialists of Minot,
will visit Bottineau on Saturday, May
31st. All those having trouble with
their eyes or needing glasses may on
suit us at the hotel. Minot Office No.
9 and No. 10 Brauer Blk. Regular
trips will be made to Bottineau every
ninety days. ct.
J. J. Krogen Of the Botineau Ma
chine and Welding Works is this week
riveting a crude oil tank for F. M.
Woodward with an automatic air riv-
citing machine. To give one an idea of
the efficiency of this machine, 1000
rivets e driven in one afternoon
by Mr.. Krogen. The device is the same
as that used in the shipyards.
The Bottineau High School Glee
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