The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-14
F. H. Tiegen Of Landa transacted
business in Bottineau Monday.

F. H. Tiegen Of Landa transacted
business in Bottineau Monday.
Fred Robilliard Of .Mohall was a
visitor in the city Tuesday.
Ward Heatwole is in the city this
week stten6,ng to business matters
connected with tin Revenue office.
Don't forget the football game at
the Fair Grounds on Friday, October
ID at 2:30 P. M. Admission so and Csc.
Frank Collins Of Minneapolis ar
rived in Bottineau Wednesday to at
tend to business matters.
For Sale-Black English Shepherd
pups. Make good kind, at $500 each.
II. $. Waters, Bottineau, N. D. 4t
Stoves for Sale-Hard coal base
burner and kitchen range. Inquire at
Jewelry Store. 1t.
For Sale-Some good clean wheat
straw. Cheap if taken at once.-. P.
Lennon, Souris, 1t.
Clara Kimball Young tonight
Thursday in ellis Better Wife,"
Grand Theatre. - e
If you missed Tom Mix last Satur-
day you sure missed one Of his best
pictures. Don't miss the next one. Sat-
urday at the Grand. "
Miss Viola Craig who is teaching at
Russell is attending institute this
week and visiting at the home of her
parents, MI. and Mrs. VIM. Craig.
Mrs. c. R. Gleason, accompanied by
Mrs. w. R. Mcintosh went to Mime
apolis Tuesday from which city Mrs.
Gleason will drive home a Ford Coupe.
Tuesday evening, Ludwig Larson,
passed away at his home, in the south
west part of town. Mr.. Larson has
been seriously ill with kidney trouble
for the past two weeks. We were un-
able to learn of the funeral arrange
ments.
For Sale-32O acre Turtle Mountain
ranch, fair buildings, good hay and
timber, all fenced and cross fenced.
9 miles north of Bottineau. A bargain
if taken soon. Will sell or trade for
cattle.-Ole Livedalen, Barton, N. D.
R. 2. 3tp.
Monday night the fire department
was called upon to put out a gaso-
line fire at the Shirley Hotel. How
ever no water was used and aside from
filling the hotel with smoke and
slightly burning Tom Morton, an en-
ployee, no damage was done.
Mrs. A. o. johnson received word
Saturday morning that her father, MIR.
Jas. Rea, of Winnipeg, was not ex-
pected to live. Mrs. Johnson, her Sis
ter, Mrs. David Lundy and her niece,
Mrs. Ina Willis, who has spent the
past few months visiting here, left
Immediately for that place, Mr.. john
son taking them as far as Brandon
by car.
On Friday last in Judge Walseth's
court a case between Martin Johnson
and Mrs. Nina Schultz Of Willow
City, was held, in which Martin john
O n a minor, with P. M. Johnson as
guardian, sued Mrs. Schultz for the
sum of $4,000 for injuries received
from being run over by the Schultz
car, last year. ]. J. Weeks represented
the defendant while A. Behson repre-
sented the plaintiff and a verdict was
rendered in favor of the defendant. >
A. G. Arvold, Professor Of public
speaking at the N. D.. Agricultural
College, addressed a good sized aud
ence, mostly teachers, at the Forestry
Normal School Monday night on Com
munity Organization and Pageantry.
Prof. Arvold, who has gained both
national and international repute held
the interest of the audience from
start to finish and it is to be regretted
that his visit was not advertised more
as he should have had a packed noue
Don't forget to attend the Political
meeting in this city tomorrow (Fr1'
day. night. VIM. Lemke and Setf
Richardson, Nonpartisan League can
didates for Attorney GeneraN ant
Judge of the Supreme Court, respec
lively, will speak. This will be tn
only meeting conducted in this coun
ty by the above gentlemen and
will be worth your while to turn GU
Friday night, to the Grand Theatr'
and hear these gentlemen. A specia
invitation is extended to the ladies t
be- present.