The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-22

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John Scott of peloraine Is visiting
old friends in Bottineau this week.
Miss Minnie Krogen was q visitor
with Souris friends Tuesday evening.
Mrs. John Brice Of Westhope was
q Bottineau visitor Tuesday.
MI. and Mrs. Herman Boltz Of Gar.
dena were Bottineau callers Tuesday.
Theodore Eckberg is The new "dev-
il" at The Courant office.
Mrs. H. w. Boreland of Dunse;th
Isl a patient at st. Andrews hospital.
Miss Helen Scott opened a term Of
school in Amity township Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Nichol Of Sour
is were Bottineau callers Tuesday.
Ralph Walker returned to his home
at Antler last evening after attend
ing to business matters in Bottineau.
Chas, Gorder and G. X. Vikan were
passengers to Devils Lake today on
business.
Miss Frances Collins left Wednes-
day to resume her studies at the Uni
versity.
Miss Ella Kuhnle returned to One
NEE Wednesday after q few days. Wis
it at the Grant Stafford home.
Attorney J: d. Scherer Of Willow
City was a professional caller in town
Tuesday.
II. B. Dunbar Of Bismarck was a
business caller in B~ottineau Wednes-
day. \.
LOST-Pair Of shell trimmed glass
es in case. Name Geo. Durnin on case.
Finder please return to this Office. 1tp
The only explanation of Tanlac's
great success is Tanlac's. true worth.
Sigurdson's Pharmacy. :
VIM. Hagen returned to his home ct
Landa Monday after q few days visit
with friends here.
Miss Helen Falkenstein opened a
ter moi school in the Mountain View
school district, near Souris, Monday.
q. Mrs. Emma,lBend and children re-
turned Saturday after a weeks visit
with Mrs. Bonds sister, Mrs. Watson
ct sRolette.
TAKEN UP the following horses:
2 black, 2 brown, l white, l iron gray,
/ roan mare with colt beside her.-Er-
nest Cote, Willow City. St
Miss Myrtle WIKI Of Antler visited
in Bottineau between trains Saturday.
Miss Wik is teaching at KuroE again
this year.
Mrs. j. Thorburn returned to West
hope Saturday after spending a few
days here with her daughters, Mrs: e.
Nelson and Mrs. E.. D. Bower.
Mrs. Effie Kelly is this week NOV
ing into the Chas. Vikan residence on
Thompson Street, which she recently
purchased.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. r. Shuler and little
son arrived Friday evening from Him
ois, where they have spent the past
month. The trip was made by a
The Misses Eulah Eastgate and Ann
Hunter left Monday for Miles City,
Montana, near which place they will
teach.
Miss Gladys Young arrived Satur-
day from Colorado Springs, Colo, to
resume her duties as teacher in the
High School.
G. G. Coutant, representing Barn
hart Bros. & Spindler, type founders
of st. Paul, Mimi, spent yesterday af-
ternoon in the city.
Watch for large auction sale bills
and ad. next week of the big sale to
be held at the L. L. Stair farm, / mile
north of NeWburg on Tuesday Oct.
4th.
Grace and Harold TAFT have re-
turned from Calgary, Can, where
they spent the Summer with the aunt
and uncle, MI. and Mrs. Frank Cath
e.
Joy Belyea arrived Saturday for a
visit with relatives here. Joy left
again Tuesday and will visit a few
days in Grand Forks before going to
Chicago where he will attend the Uni
versity Of Illinois.
Miss Frances Russell of Peabody,
Mass, arrived Friday to take up her
duties at the Normal School. Miss
Russell will have charge Of the Com
mercial Department.
The w. C. Z. u. entertained at the
Mrs. Maria McBain home, Friday eve
ming in honor Of the Misses Edith and
Marcy Carey, who will leave soon fol
California TO spend the winter.
Just arrived a beautiful line Of
skirts in all predominating styles ane
~colors in Prunella cloth and all WOO
velour stripes, 5000 to $13.5O.-Mi-
lady's Shop. +
Miss Olive Berg returned Monda!
from Fargo where she spent the pas
week. Miss Berg has charge Of Thu
Home Economics Department at IA,
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