The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-07-14

II. N. Hanson went to his farm near
Landa where he will spend q few
weeks.
Robert Johnson Of Overly was, q
Bottineau visitor Saturday.
w. G. Chapman Of Maxbass was q
Bottineau visitor Tuesday.
Miss Ina Brick1er, State Organizer
Of Women's Auxiliaries of the N. p.
1. spent last Friday night in Botti-
neau taking the train Saturday morn
ing for Leeds where she conducted a
meeting.
Misses Claudia Sonnenburg and Lee
ma Myers and Nh. Clifford Smith went
to Devils Lake Wednesday morning
to attend the Ramsey County Fair.
Miss Mary Beaton left Saturday for
Weyburn, Sask., where she will enter
Business College and remain with her
sister, Mrs. E. s. Catherwood.
Miss Mazda Hewitt autoed to Rug
by Saturday where she took the train
for Hillsboro to spend the remainder
Of the summer with her grand par
ents.
c. B. Aamodt and DR.. F. H. Nc
Cullough returned Friday evening
from their auto trip to Miles City,
Mont, where they attended the Round
Up.
H. E. Martin, VIM. Martin and wife
and Oscar Hating of Newburg, visit
Cd Sunday with Mrs. H. Ell Martin,
who is recovering from an operation,
1t the local hospital. ~s 6,
Rev. and Mrs. ]. N. Start, econ
panied BY the Misses Alice Schreiner,
Ruth Mckay and Leila Stafford, left
Wednesday for Mihots to attend the
Northern Baptist Convention, being
held there.
For Sale-32x6O Avery separator in
condition with new Garden City
IA foot feeder, feeder used only 4
days. cylinder and conclave new. A
snapafor anybody who wants a good
separator. Price $1,000. For full par
ticulars enquire Of Gilmore & Ty-
wand, Barton, N. D. ct
Keith Thompson, Howard Henry,
Roy Anderson and John Fossum left
Tuesday via automobile for Fargo
to attend the Inter State Fair and
Stock show. These boys were the four
who won the free trip in the Stock
Judging contest at the Bottineau Co.
Fair. They were accompanied to Far
go by County Agent Aanodt. :,
FOR SALE-One Buffalo Pitts En-
CINE ~ II. p. One Nichols Shepard
Separator $3.50. 2 new water tanks,
new drive belt, cook car complete.
Will sell all or separately. First class
shape.-Write Box 1854, Souris, N.
OAK. ct
Friends will be pleased to hear that
Mr.. Henry Russell, who has been con-
fined to his bed for some time past is
at this time somewhat improved. Al
tho Mr.. Russell is not yet able to be
up, it is hoped that He will be able
Ito leave his bed shortly. &C
AZ FOR sALE-Red River Special,
Nichols and Shepherd, 80 H. engine
and 1882 separator, three tanks, 2
wagons, cook car and bunk car, every
thing complete. Apply TO W. w. Hub
bard, Bottineau or J. B. Hubbard,
Souris. ZIP
"A number of Bottineau people at
tended an ice cream social at Roth
last evening. Early in the evening a
ball game between two local teams
was played. The Roth band was in at
tendance and entertained the crowd.
The band, which was organized re-
Gently consists Of twelve pieces and
is. led by Mat Guttu.
On Saturday, July 10th at Mouse
River Loop Chautauqua, Governor
Lynn j. Frazier, Atty. Gen. Lemke
and Commissioner ]. N. Hagan will
deliver addresses Besides the speak
ing there will be ball games, bowery
dance, two bands, etc. Plan on at
tending.
Robert Brandt, pitcher for the One
NEE ball team, left this morning for
Redfield, s. D., where he will finish
the baseball season. We understand
that Bob was induced to go to Red
field by VIM. Dawson, formerly en-
ployed by II. @. Sheldon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. Woodward re-
turned to Bottineau Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Woodward left last week
planning to go to Minnesota and Wis
consin, but after experiencing consid-
cradle automobile trouble at Lari-
more they decided to return to Bot
tineau for the present. Il
WANTED-Men or women to take
orders among friends and neighbors
fol the genuine guaranteed hosiery,
full line for men, women and children.
Eliminates darning. We pay 75c an
hour spare time, or $4,000 = week for
full time. Experience unnecessary.
Write International Stocking Mills,
Norirstown, Pa. Nov. 10 p
i. n. Stoltze Land Co, to City Of
Westhope, w. 2. $1.OO Block q West
hope, N. p.
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