The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-08-04


Arthur Adler Ii i patient sc 81.
Anderrs Hospital this week suffering
with typhoid fever.
IA piece 81 land ii Whitby Township
sold this month to parties IN Iowa az
$50 per acre.
Mrs. Thos, White returned Wednes-
day from q three weeks visit with rel
atives at Brandon, Man.
The Wool Growers Association will
load 4 car Of wool on G IN. as fol-
lows: Antler, Tuesday Aug. 8, Botti-
neau Thursday Aug. IL.
Found on West Metigoshe road, a
brown vest with 15c in pocket. Owner
can have same by calling at this office
and paying for this notice. tt
w. RI Lee and family returned to
Bottineau Tuesday evening from Wal
halla and other North Dakota points
where they spent the last ten days.
The trip was made by car
Ole Hanson drove up from Bis
marck Saturday afternoon for q few
days visit with his parents in the
mountains. Ole is employed at the
Penitentiary.
As reward Of $500 will be paid to
the finder Of one leather hand bag lost
in the vicinity Of Bottineau on the
evening Of July 9th. Finder please
leave bag at the Co. Auditors office
and receive reward. 1t
Herman Thuve. and Victor Glace,
mechanical men at the Advocate Of
flee went to Brandon Friday night in
Herman's car-rather they reached
Brandon Saturday in plenty Of time
for the auto races. They became lost
during the night and had to wait until
daylight to drive into Brandon.
DR.. and Mrs. G. "A. Leonard and
Miss Selma Dahl were among the
Bottineau people to send Sunday at
Little Fish Lake, north Of Belcourt
and to say that the DR.. has "realn
camp equipment is putting it mild, as
vouched for by The Courant man and
his better half.
Mrs. Oscar Flanery left Saturday
for Lester, Iowa, to attend the funer-
al Of her father, J.. M. Blue. Mrs.
Flanery will be away about two weeks.
Mrs. Robert TAFT and little daughter
Doris left Wednesday morning for
Grenora where they will visit with
Mrs. Tait's sister, Mrs. Jas. Haskell.
Miss Augusta Nystrom Of Rugby
returned Monday to her home after
spending q few days at the home of
her. brother, G. A. Nystrom, in this
city.
Mrs. "A. D. Page Of Starbuck town
ship underwent an operation at the
hospital the latter part Of last week
and at the present time is progressing
nicely.
County Judge John E. Martin and
family returned Tuesday night from
the southwestern part Of the state
where they visited with friends. They
report an enjoyable trip.
Charles Simpson Of Westhope who
was very i'll at the local hospital last
week is reported much better and is
on the road to recovery, which will be
good news to his many friends.
"A Mr.. Olson of Minot and q Mr..
Smith Of Fargo have spent the last
week in the county in the interests Of
The Grain Growers. They report that
they are receiving good loyal support
from the farmers and their elevators.
Ed. Robinson returned Tuesday af-
ternoon from Huron, s. d, where he
went to play ball. Robbie" was not
even given a try-out as the Huron.
Club had s nor pitchers than they
needed.
Came to my place about April LIST
1921, a red COW, two years old, had
calf since coming to my place. Owner
can have same after proving property
and paying all expenses.-John Ed
gerton, TX miles s. E. Souris, N.
d. Aug. II
Z. "A. Waiver, Supt. Of Schools at
Antler was in Bottineau on Monday
afternoon and made application for
his final citizenship papers. He was
accompanied by Messrs. Open and
Paulson both Of Berwick, N. D., who
acted as witnesses.
J.. ii. Haffner returned Friday from
his visit at Kuhn, N. d. Louis Kan
moth, who acted as relief man at the
Imperial Lumber Co, during Mr..
Haffner's absence, left Saturday for q
few days visit at Westhope before re-
turning to his home at Rugby.
Ben A. Wall lind Carl Setter, and
families spent Sunday at the Setter
home.
WELLINGTON TOWNSHIP
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