The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-06-23

Willie E. Stewart Of Whitefish,
Mont, is visiting with Bottineau rel
atives and friends. His family who
have spent the past two weeks here
will return home with him.
F. B. Willard Of st. Paul, who has
spent q few days in this city with his
sister-in-laws, the Misses Carey, re-
turned to his home yesterday morn
ing.
Mrs. A. R. Mackay and daughters
Marion and Margaret, and son Alex
ander, returned home Monday from
Chicago, where the children have
been attending school.
E. A. Nelson Of Hillsboro arrived in
Bottineau Wednesday for a visit with
his brother-in-law, VIM. Hewitt and
family, leaving the next day for DAY.
idson, Sask., to look after land inter-
ests.
Yon can't saw wood with a hammer,
much less succeed without business
tarining. Write Mankato Commercial
College, Mankato, Mimi, for Success
Book, it is free.
Taken up-About the 10th Of June,
l dark gray horse, 1 light gray mare,
4 sorrel horse, with white face. Joe
Toupin, Section 20, Twp. 1872, R. "a,
8 miles east and 1R north Of Botti-
neau. 3tp
Sunday School Convention is to be
held in Antler Tuesday evening July
5 and Wednesday, 9Th all day. Pro-
vision will be made to take care Of
all who come. Anybody wishing enter
tainment should write to Miss Pretor-
ia Ogg.
Miss Marguerite Hood from the
Music Department Of jamestown Col
lege and former of Paolo Conte
Of Wesley College, is prepared to give
music lessons to a limited number Of
pupils. Call at my home, Souris. 1t
Mrs. H. J. Kinney, (Rhoda Field),
of Sharon, N. D., a former instructor
of the Forestry Normal, is visiting
at the g. R. Gleason and e, A. Moline
homes this week.
Miss Edith Nichol, Who is taking a
course in nursing at the Swedish Hos
pital in Minneapolis, is spending her
vacation with relatives and friends
here. Miss Nichol will return to Min
neapolis Monday.
T. D. Acheson was called to West
hope Wednesday by the serious ILL
mes of his sister, Mrs. N. Matteson.
Mrs. Matteson is suffering from blood
poisoning and was very low when Nh.
Acheson was summoned.
Mr.. and Mrs. Soren Bisgaard Of
Wauboy, s. D., and m Harvey and
Bob, are spending Fair week with
their daughter, Mrs. H. r. Hanse Of
this city. They will be- accompanied
home by Miss Inas Bisgaard, who has
attended school in Bottineau the past
year.
Misses Cora and Mary Russell came
home from Wahpeton, N. D., Monday,
at which place Miss Mary has been
teaching the past year. Miss Cora has
been visiting there with her sister,
Mrs. X. Spottswood since her return
from Ontario, a few weeks ago.
DR.. F. H. Mccullough was a Rolla
visitor Tuesday, when he attended the
wedding Of his sister Bess. MI. McCul-
Tough was accompanied to Bottineau
by another sister, Mrs. Wilkes Of
Hensal, N. D.
J. j. Weeks returned Friday from
Bismarck where he went on business
in connection with the trial Of j. w.
Brinton. MI. Weeks will return to.
Bismarck shortly to represent the
State in the prosecution.
Mrs. Wilmarth Tuthill returned to
her home at Goshen, New York, Mon
day, after several weeks visit at the
R. B. Smith home: Mrs. Tuthill was
accompanied by little Wilbur Smith,
who will make his home with her for
some time.
Word was received in Bottineau
this week Of the death Of Mrs. HI. N.
Bake, on June 9Th, at the family
home at Peterson, MINI. It will be re-
membered that Mr.. Bake was pastor
Of the local Lutheran church for sew
eral years. This community extends
sympathy to Rev. Bake and children.
Mrs. Monte Woodward was called
to Grand Forks Friday morning, her
father being seriously i'll. Mr.. Yelle
has not been well for some time and
is subject to fainting spells, taking
one Thursday he struck his head on
a stove, injuring him quite severely.
Misses Cecilia and Theresa Yelle who
were attending school at Minot were
also summoned home.
June 18th, at Russell, N. D., oc-
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