The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1920-10-21

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rived last eveninG. md has. accepted
the foremanehip in The lCourant and
from now on we expect 40 belable 70
get out q much better paper than we
have been able to for the last few
weeks, due to 80 much work and no
help.
Miss Grace Kennedy and James
EGoodsell both Of Westhope were joined
in marriage Tuesday afternoon by
County Judge Martin. Both are well
and favorably known In and around
Westhope and their many friends join
in extending congratulations.
Miss Maude Cameron and Mr.. Dav-
id F.. Wood of Kramer were united in
marriage last evening at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Murray in this
city, Rev. 1. D. McBain officiating.
The Couant extends a wish for a hap
py and prosperous married life to
this well known couple.
The Woman's Club Of Bottineau en-
~tertained the Institute teachers at the
High School gymnasium last Thurs
day evening. Over 100 teachers were
in attendance. Games were played and
a short program given, following
which the Club ladies served light re-
freshments. A very enjoyable time
was reported. -. ~,
The Woman's Club of Bottlneau met
at the home of Mrs. w. r. Lee, Tues
day evening. A paper on "The World
Movement for Woman's Suffrage"
was given by Mrs. Riley. The topic
for roll call was, "Why I Do or Do
Not Want to Vote" At the close Of
the program the hostess served dain-
ty refreshments. =.
MI. and Mrs. Neil Mclean and fam
lily, who have been residents of Botti-
neau County for the past rs years
and who made their home near Kra-
mer, left Saturday by car for Hans
boro, this state, where they will make
their future home. The Mclean fam
lily have many friends who will regret
their departure, but who will wish
them success in. their new home.
Ernest Juneau accompanied by his
wife and children left Tuesday by car
for Long Beach, CAL, where they ex-
pect to make their future home. Eu-
gene Gagnon accompanied the family
as chauffeur. Mrs. Gagnon and Mrs. A.
Gagnon, mother of Eugene will leave
about the first Of November where
they will join him and where they ex-
.pect to spend the winter.
Principal Johnston Walker. of the
Bottineau High School received a let
ter from President Kane of the. Uni
vviersity asking him to take charge Of
the Homecoming, which will be held
there the last Of this week. Mr.. Walk
er will leave Friday morning for
Grand Forks; Mrs. T. S. HARRISON Of
Willow City will also attend the
Homecoming. 3
4 ~ u MEETING Of tie. Botttneau Co.
Shorthorn Breeders Association held
in this city Tuesday afternoon twas
decided to put on a livestock salx to
EbesAeld in Bottineau on Tuesday Nov:
9th. This sale is for the purpose of
enabling the smaller breeders to sell
off their surplus stock. The individual
breeders will accept any good paper
in payment. Watch for display ad next
week.
d On Monday evening, November LIST,
the Rebekahs are giving a Halloween
Masquerade party and dance in the
Odd Fellows Hall. All Odd Fellows
and Rebekahs are invited to come and
bring their families, those having no
family, may invite a friend. No one
will. be allowed to dance unless in
costume until masks are removed
BY the Committee. ct
Philip Berthiume, who was confined
to his. bed last week with blood poi
soning in his foot is now able to re-
sumo his school duties again. ~
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Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Mangun viii en-
tertain the teachers, Of the Central,
High School and Forestry Normal,
this evening, at their home
Mesdames G. r. Gleason and, w. r.
Mcintosh returned from their trip to
Minneapolis, Tuesday evening. The
ladies report an excellant trip. +
WHY A ROLL CALL-NOW =.