The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-10-02

intake valve and back through the
manifold into the scarburetor and
bursted it throwing the burning gas
oline completely v Mrs. Ward. A
man who was passing on the road saw
her come out Of the well house COM
pletely enveloped in flames and he
fastened to her rescue with all speed
and at the same time calling to her to
roll on the ground, but the frantic
woman started to meet him, but only
went a short distance and fell to the
ground. When the man reached her
he .smothered out the fire with his
coat and removed the burning cloth
ing only to find that her flesh was
burned to. a crisp. The unfortunate
woman only gained her mind long
enough to utter these words. II shut
it off and it never stopped running"
Mrs. Ward leaves a. husband and five
Children besides two brothers, three
sisters and a wide circle of friends 10
mourn her loss. ,s& g
|. MI. August Poem has returned from
Minnesota where he went sometime
ego to attend the funeral. Of his ia
Their. Mr.. POEMS father lived to a good
old iage and passed peacefully away.
He will be long remembered by his
many friends and it is. certain that he
can never take his place in the home
circle. again. The many friends: that
August made while here extend their
sympathy. "Watch We and pray that ye
enter not into temptation, for ye
know not what the morrow will bring
forth" i
Everyone is digging potatoes these
days. It seem the only safe thing to
do as the weather is getting cold.
{ Mr.. Udien Maier and family from
near Eckman were business visitors
in our town last Saturday evening.
+! Mr.. Ray Workman went over to Mi.
not where he will s:,ani a :e" weeks
Miss Edith Brown is home from Mi.
notwhere she has spent some time
Russell is going to have main stree,
gravelled. We notice that the towr
board has put out posters asking fol
sealed bids on one hundred loads Of
gravel for this purpose.
We were very sorry to learn Of thu
death of the son CT Mr.. and Mrs. Vic
tor Yanson of Newburg. Blood poison
ing was the cause Of his death. Mr.
and Mrs. Yanson are we'll known here
and their many friends extend to then
their sincere sympathy in this time o.
sorrow. @
Bob Tyson was on the sick list .
few days last week.
There was a. surprise party give,
at the Knudson. home last Saturday
evening in remembrance of Mis-.
Ruth's birthday. A large crowd wa.
present and all report a good time.
The George Wankel sale was vel
attended and everything went at I
fair price.
It is reported that a Maxbass Min
lister would like to have charge of TIL
Russell Church this coming year an,
one local man who has spent the pas
two years knocking the Russell
Church is boosting for this mar an
our local representative has taken j
onto himself to act in the ministers be
half at Conference. We wonder why h
is SC anxious to leave Maxbass, we'll j
!, q nan spends his time -condeming til
laws Of our state and the people VIII
enact. them, we think he has a NOV
coming, in fact when a man gets t
! be so large that he thinks he Shout
, dictate to the government how tn
state should be run the earth mus
seem pretty small under his feet. <
Mr.. Bristol and son Ole have return
ed home from Egeland where the
spent some time threshing.
!, The farmers r busy these day
hauling out coal and preparing a
winter. i.
Fall blowing is wen under va
aronud Russell. about n half Of I'll
fields are plowed up.
Edd Blady is just completing I'll
blowing on the Mat Madison farm. |
has only taken Mr.. Blady about eigl
days to pillow this quarter Of land wit
his engine.
Mr.. john Ekrep is getting ready f.
opening day at his store and John hs
q large stock Of heavy hardware an
! is going &c make prices right. Watc
this paper for his ad. It will appes
! in the near future. ~.
Russell is coming to the front an
this seems to make-t the small fellow
+, who have been knocking Russell seel
still smaller.
If you are in business and you ha,
been knocking the farmers until the
won't deal with you, remember it
: your fault, not theirs.
GARDENA NEWS ]
Fritz Kuhnke Of Souris was a |
cal visitor Monday.
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