The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-12-16

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Mrs. E. l.. Garden of Souris was a
visitor in the city Friday.
Geo. Seiffert of Antler was a coun-
ty seat visitor Tuesday.
Conrad Iverson of Mohall was a
Bottineau visitor Saturday.
Anton Bodal of Maxbass was a
county seat visitor Friday.
Marguerite Clark in a Paramount
picture at the Grand tonight.
Richard Steinhaus of Westhope was
in the city on business, Monday.
Little Marguerite Clark in "Luck in
Pawn" at the Grand tonight. (Thurs.)
S. T. Sisk of Westhope transacted
business in Bottineau Tuesday.
Stewart Condie of Westhope visited
with the home folks Tuesday.
Arthur Adler of Devils Lake visited
over Sunday with friends in Bottineau.
John Martinson of Landa was a
county seat visitor Saturday.
N. L. johnson of Carbury visited
the county seat Tuesday. .
Tom Mix at the Grand Friday and
Saturday in "The Terror"
w. F. Kurth of Gardena attended
the address given by Senator Church
in Bottineau Friday.
Sina Stevenson of Landa visited her
sister who is attending school, here
over Sunday.
Geo. Sunberg, formerly of Willow
CITY was a Bottineau business caller
Monday.
Miss Gertrude Dana, who is teach
ing at Carbury, spent Sunday with
her parents in Bottineau.
Mrs. A. N. .Banmann of Westhope
shopped in Bottineau between trains
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Berg and Mrs.
H. J. Amsbaugh of Dunseith visited
in Bottineau Friday.
]. P. Holl Of Willow attended to
business matters in Bottineau Wed
nesday.
FOR SALE-One Ford touring car
in fine condition, will accept good pa
per in payment.-C. R. Gleason. IT,
N. A. Hanson of the Home Auto
Co.. visited with the home folks at
Landa, over Sunday.
lens G.. Jensen of Westhope was
q Rottineau business visitor in this
city Tuesday.
H. D. Lamport of Ackworth attend
ed to business matters in Bottlneau
Saturday.
George Wanner shipped a carload
If wood to the Imperial Lumber Co.,
| at Westhope, the first of the week.
Thos. Hennessy, who was up ana
around form a recent operation on
his foot, for blood poisoning, was
again taken to st. Andrews hospital
Tuesday afternoon. It seems that the
poison has spread further up into the
limb but we trust that it will not
prove serious and that Mr.. Hennessy
will be out again shortly.
Sister Aloysius of the Presentation
who was surgical nurse at St. An
drew's hospital, passed away Satur-
dav. Death was due to complications,
of the past three months duration.
Sister Aloysius, formerly Ersila Le-
Bail was born in Brittany, France, 8!
wears ago. She has been a Sister OF
the Presentation for fifteen years and
has been at our hospital for -four
wears. She was buried Monday in st.
Marks cemetery, Monday.
The first number of the Forestry
Normal entertainment course was CIV
en- at the Grand Theatre Tuesday
night and a large crowd was present.
"The Rainbow Girls" was the name OF
the troupe, and included a reader, who
was very good, and a three-piece or.
chestra, composed of a violin, corne'
and piano. The first number was
greatly enjoyed by all and the secono
which sometime in February
will be looked forward to with interest
Tuesday evening at the Mason
Temple, installation. of officers OF the
Eastern Star, Blue Dodge and Chapt
err Masons was held, the ceremonies
beginning at 7:3o and closing at 1o:so
after which Mrs. Geo. Mcmillan rem
dered a vocal solo. Dancing was the1
enjoyed until midnight, when a turke!
dinner was served. Over one hundred
members of the three bodies were
present and a most enjoyable evening
is reported