The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-10-06

Mrs. Leonard Wolff returned to her
home at Russell Saturday. Mrs. Wolff
has been q patient at the local hospit-
al for the past three weeks.
Mrs. Elizabeth Amsbaugh left We'd
nesday for Montpelier, Ohio, after
spending the summer months with
relatives here and at Dunseith.
Oliver Finstad, SON Of Register Of
Deeds, O.. r. Fnstad, left last week
for Fargo to attend the IA. @. He will
take a course in Civil Engineering.
Paula Ronning of Carbury and Ir-
vine SWearingen of Minot were mar
ried in Minot Sept. both, by Judge
Murray.
Seven room house for sale, located
on Thompson Street. Good well in
house. For information enquire at this
office. tt.
NOTICE-Hereafter / will not be
responsible for debts contracted by
any member Of my family.-Joseph
"A. Lundy, Carbury, N. D. 1tp
Geo. Wanner autoed to Rugby Sun
day taking the evening train for Will
mar, Mimi, to spend a week with rel
atives.
Mrs. Mary Pugh entertained a few
Of her neighbors Monday afternoon
complimentary to Mrs. G. Belyea, who
expects to leave the city 500
Mrs. David Lundy autoed to Del
oraine Sunday evening, taking the
train to Winnipeg, where she will
visit a couple weeks with her parents.
Mrs. Tom Milloy and baby Of One
NEE are visiting her sister, Estella
Solsberger, who is attending school
here.
A number Of social affairs have
been given. the past week in honor Of
Mrs. Jos. Quamme. The Quamme fam
lily expect to leave soon for Grand
Forks to make their home.
j. A. Trambley has this week opened
q second hand furniture store ID the
old Merchants Hotel building. Furni-
ture and household goods Of, all kinds
are bought and sold. *
Mrs. Felonise Tanguay Of. Montreal
was q Sunday visitor at the A. Berth
iaume home. Mrs. Tanguay is visit
ing friends and relatives at Willow
City.
Tanlac has been an unfailing source
of comfort. to millions throughout the
length and breadth Of this continent.
Have vol. tried. It Tor your troubles?
For sale at Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herald Dygert. Of
Fargo arrived Friday to spend
week with Mrs. Dygert's. parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. w. Burnett at Lake Met
igoshe.
Geo. Nero and family have moved
into the rooms over the Gorder Auto
motive Co. Martin Hoffos has pur-
chased the house vacated by the Nero
family.
Anyone having rooms to rent dur
ing Teachers Institute, beginning
Oct. II, and continuing through q
week, are asked to notify County
Supt. A. D. Burr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helgerson entertained
at a six o'clock dinner Tuesday eve
ming, complimentary to Mr.. and Mrs.
II. A. Bate, who expect to leave Fri
day for Florida to spend the winter.
The trip will be made by car.
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Miss Nora Peterson arrived Satur-
day to resume her duties at the J. y.
Weeks office. Miss Peterson spent her
vacation with relatives in Bellingham,
Wash, and reports an enjoyable sum-
mer.
Fred Hernel Of Onamia, Mimi, who
has been employed at the Ole Johnson
farm at Landa during harvesting and
threshing was a Bottineau visitor on
Tuesday. Mr.. Hermel xepects to pur-
chase a farm near Bottineau.
For Sale-16O, acre farm in Turtle
Mountains. 45 acres broke, yields
about 40 tons of hay. Good pasture
and good we'll. Poor health reason for
selling. Fair buildings.-Knute Even
son, r. / Dunseith. Zip
G. B. Aamodt transacted business
at. Newburg, Maxbass and Westhop
this week. He states that the potato
Yields in the western part of the oun
ty are very good, the highest being
22O bushel to the acre on the 3D..
Eboi farm near Westhope.
Mrs. Faith Hyde Faith McKeen)
spent the week end at the Robert
Walker home, returning to Barton
Sunday evenino at which place she is
teaching. Mrs. Hydle's parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. McKeen are still living IN
M~innnannIic and are pnttinp along