The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-01-22

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Wooden home in honor of Clarice
Wooden, the 10 year old daughter. A
large number Of the invited guests
did not arrive on account CT the storm
but those who were brave enough to
venture forth had a pleasant end en-
joyable time. The evening vas spent
in songs, games and recitations. When
it was time to start for home they
found trat is was too stormy so they
stayed until the next afternoon when
they all departed. declaring Mr.. and
Mrs. Wooden the best of entertainers
and wishing Miss Clarice many more
happy returns of the day.
N. C. Campbell and Gottlieb Kor-
man were callers at Maxbass on Tues
day.
The Norman family visited at the
John Kuich home on Tuesday evening.
Bob Stead left for Montana Friday
morning to resume his railroad duties
after spending a few days at the home
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James
Stead.
Milton Norman spent a couple of
days with his teacher, T. D. Acheson
the past week.
John Kuich, Frank Mccain, Glen
Fawbush, J. Stead, Jack Stead, N. C.
Campbell, G.. Norman and A. REIN
were Westhope visitors Saturday.
The Sannes and Talcot families
were visitors at the Alfred Christian
son home Friday night.
The Farmers Coop Machine Co. of
Westhope met on Saturday and elect
ed the following as Directors: Frank
McCann, II. L. Lessmann and Duncan
McGilvary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Stead returned
to their home north of Westhope after
spending a few days at the parental
home.
The I. v. AS in and around West
hope have organized a branch of the
I. v. AS with a we'll paid up member
ship and they expect to send at least
two delegates to the state convention
at Grand Forks with the avowed in
tention of defeating the league pro-
gram, and putting back in power the
men of their own choosing. All is fair
in love and war and we as leaguers,
take on theschal'enge which our
!. V. A. friends have flung at us.
If, we are to keep u state insti-
tutions. and industries and everything
else which our new political freedom
has granted us, we must rally n and
AL. ard fight as we never fought be-
fore. This is going to be a battle roy
al in county, state and nation.
The leaguers do not want to
underestimate the fighting qualities
of the Westhope I. V. AS. They are
men of courage and determination
who believe that they are in the right.
With this fact in view we must not
backslide one iota from u convic-
tons and we must meet them face to
face, and give them back what they
send.
To be a full paid up /. V. A. in good
standing you must pay at least $1,000
to help free the state of the N. P. LIS
"reds" as u opponents would
have you believe. If you want to be a
number one up in the inner circle Of
enlightenment you can pay as high
as $25 90 and you will safely rarb'e
to the highest mountain in N. Oak.
with Matt Johnson by your side and
he will show you the land cf political
promise, which you + to help re-
deem from the disloyal N. P. L. Very
we'll this is the gauge Of battle let it
come we are ready for the fray and
eager for it. Put on your armour
which is the ballot and go forth and
cover ND forever the opposition and
its bunch Of fault finding members
May the best and truest set Of men
win. We are all Americans ard if de-
feated it is to Re hoped that we 4
take our medicine like ren and not
howl forever K the other fellow y
elected.