The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-03-18
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Stewart Condie of Lansford visited
at his home in this city over Sunday.

Stewart Condie of Lansford visited
at his home in this city over Sunday.
Clifford Anderson of Carbury was in
Rottineau etween trains Saturday.
There will be another Married Folks
dance at the Wanner Hall Monday night.
List your land with Bottineau County
Bank. We are making arrangements to
bring in eastern buyers for Bottineau
County farms.
We pay the highest market price for
hides, furs and all kinds of livestock
Beevers Meat Market.
r have installed special equipment for
sharpening knives and scissors. Give
me g trial. Satisfaction guaranteed.-A.
s.. Thorson.
LIST YOUR FARM: Will have East
ern buyers for improved farms. List
now and be in line to sell when oppor-
tunity presents.-S. H. Wilson. If.
Ask US about Puritan flour. Made
from the best hard wheat. Try a sack
at our risk.-Bottineau Grocery Co.
Wanted good girl for general house
work. Good wages. Write Mrs. A. B.
Jackson. Jr., Devils Lake, N. D. tt.
Mrs. J. Babler and daughter Miss Mae
are guests at the Dr.. j.. A. johnson
home his week.
l. Miss Myrtle WIKI went to Willow City
l SlOIOdy ~ GcdCH kHC III dHN Oil 6IduCS
during the sickness of Rev. Johnston.
Isaac Bacon and Dewey Griener of
Devils Lake arrived here Monday and
will spend some time in the city.
Mr.. Farmer, bring us your butter and
| eggs, we will pay o the highest mark
ct prices.-Bottineau Grocery Co. 1t.
A deal was closed the first of the
week whereby John Elton becomes the
owner of the A. J. Elm residence on
Thompson Street.
Attention is called to the auction sale
ad: of Mrs. R.. TAFT, on page three. This
lie has been postponed on account of
| sickness Of the renter. :
Our stock is strictly fresh and we in
vite you to call and see us. We appre-
ciate your acquaintance. Bottineau Gro
Gerry Co. . -.
We recharge or repair any make Of
storage battery, All repairing guaran-
teed. Also ave a stock of new batter
IS o" hand and nave one to fit your
car.--I. d. Cameron.
FOR SALE 2 S-16 Tractors and I
Oli.er gang pillow, new, also one team
| # horses. cheap for cash, or will trade
for sheep or cattle. Box 244, Willow
City. N. .. At.
The w. F. NJ. S. of the M. e. Church
which was to a been held Monday
Monday afternoon at ) o'clock. The
meeting will be at the home of Mrs. NJ.
L. Helgerson.
The Bottineau Woman's Club which
was to have met at the Forestry Nor
NAL, and entertained by Miss Wieman,
Tuesday evening, was postponed until
Mrs. Mary Carey left for st. Paul to-
day where she was called by the serious
illness of her sister, Mrs. Frank Willard.
Mss Edith Carey and Mrs. Black of
Grand Forks. another sister, have been
with Mrs. Willard for the past two
weeks.
Grant Stafford drove to his farm near
Dunseith the latter part of last week,
returning Sunday. Mr.. Stafford stated
at that time the snow had melted so
that the roads were almost impossible.
Mrs. Otto Becker of Gardena is a pa
tient at st. Andrews hospital.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mar
garet White received a telegram from
a 4 government ya1 ns1,a, stat II 18th; that nn her son
at Hampton Roads, Virginia. Mrs. White
LETT Friday morning to be with her SON.
Mrs. White would not arrive there un-
OF going to press no word as been re
ceived IN regard to the condition of
Floyd. It viii be remembered that he
Joined the navy about q year ago.
The Bottineau High school debating
team returned from Egeland Saturday
night, where they met defeat in the de-
bate Friday Y ering. However, we un-
derstand that the victory was neither
teams until the rebuttal, when one Of
Egeland's men, who is simply a ..whirl-
wind" won the debate for their team.
Our ear was very highly cornplimented
by the EgelAnd people, and especially,
the Ct, deh,+er,'' who BY the way Is
The Fashion Show. which was PIT on
81 CA. last evn,t.g was very well ~
il tended. and . decided success. Mr.. Smith
deserves much credit D thesestyie
shows The mOdele last evening were