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To take the place of tin food
containers London factory is max
ing about 100000 cardboard recep,
tacles weekly. @
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

CEEERAL engagements cs interest
~ to society have been announced in
the last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Amos Potter, Of
Providence, Z. L, announce the engage
ment OF Mr. Potter's daughter, Miss
Rosamond Potter, to Charles William
Wharton, sou Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph S.
lowering Wharton. of Philadelphia.
Miss Potter is graduate OF the
Bennett School, in Millbrook, \. Y
class of 1917. Mr.. Wharton was in the
naval branch OF the service IL the war
From Baltimore comes the news OF
the engagement OF Miss Eleanor Carroll
Da'ngcriield Carter, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Henry Carter, OF Bal
tirnore. to Morgan Edward La Mon
tagne, of l03 East .Fifty-ffth Street,
son OF the late Mr.. and Mrs. Rene La
Montague. Miss Carter is a grand
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs. Ber~
nard Carter. of Baltimore. and of the
late Mr. and Mrs Reverdv J. Dangcr-
Geld, Of Alexandria, Va. She Is a uiece
IT Lord and Lady Achcson. Mr.. La
Montague is q hrother of Rcre M. WI,
liam A. and Montaigu la Montague.
lie is . member of the Kn!ckeroockes
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Marjorie Acker Becomes
Bride of Duncan Phillips

Miss Marjorie Acker, daughter -
Mrs. Charles Z. Ackcr. was married ~
Duncan c. Phillips yesterday Afternoon
IN Ossining. \. \. Miss Acker il a..
artist, and hey paintings viii be ex-
hlbfted III New York during the coming
season. Xr. Phillips Is the author a.
Inc Enchantment Of Art" and his col
lection Of Paintings recently tas beer
Incorporated IN Washington for public
Gallery.
Mss Gertrude Marshall. daughter @,
Robertson Marshall. Was married yes
terday afternoon at the summer resi-
oence Of her father. Pine Ridge, near
"estport-on-Lake. Chemplain, to Hor-
ace Miller, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon
Miller, o. Asnevil.e, \. C. Bishop Hor-
ner' Of the Protestant Episcopal juris-
ciction Of Ashevilie, came from North
Carolina 70 perform tha ceremony.
The marriage Of Miss Heller Ca.Anrs.
daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. ! Dudley
Calhoun, OF New Rochelle. \. y, and
I. Arthur Johnson. son Of Nr. and
Mrs. John y. Johnson, OF Philadci-
pkia, took place yesterdag in the First
Presbyterian Church Of New Rochelle.
Miss Calhoun was attended by Mrs
Robert Sprague as nlatron Of honor.
and Miss Edith Stocker. Miss Jennie
Cashen, Miss Ruth Ferguson and Miss
Adelaide Connolly as bridesmaids.
Mr.. Johnsor's best maa was tix
brother, John D. Johnson IT,, o. Mount
Holly. y. j.. and Paul II. Reed, Robert
b Fox, Ledyard Birch and J. Dudley Cal.
-houn il, brother OF the bride, were tbs
u.hers
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
" edding of Daughter Of
Mrs. Samuel III. Valance
One of Several Notable
Week = End Ceremonies
Helen Barrett and
T. r.. Y. Lynch We'd
Other Marriages Those
Of Charlotte Phillips
and Marjorie Acker

ANY marriages were cele.
MI brated in the city and sub
urbs yesterday, and, in spits
of the disagreeabIe weather, they
were largely attended by relativea
and friends of the bride and bride
groom. In the Church Of the Heaven
ly Rest yesterday afternoon Mis-.
Alice Isabel Judson, daughter OF
Mrs. Samuel Hyatt Vallance, for
merly Mrs. Cambridge Livingston.
became the bride Of Russell Kennedy
Jones, son Of DR.. lie Baron Jones, Of
Pleasantville, n. {. The ceremony
was followed by small reception At
the Hotel Plaza. Miss Frances yu9
son was her sisters maid of honor,
and her bridesmaids were Miss Gene
We've Clendenin and Miss Carolins
Cox, OF New York; Miss Mary
Coffin, Of Pittsburgh, and Mrs. John
Hear, of Boston.
Miss Judson is great-grand
daughter Of Cyrus W. Field. whc
laid the Atlantic cable, and q great
niece of the late Justice Stephen J.
Field, of the United States Supreme
Court, David Dudley Field and Lady
Musgrave, Of Sussex, England. On
her mothers side she is niece Of
General Wood, Governor General oy
the Philippines, and Of Captain al.
bert Key, U. S. n.
Mr.. Jones served during the wal
with the French army. and later ae
al officer in the American Tank
Corps.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Month Opens With Series
of Brilliant Events, Led
bv Memorial Concert at
c. II. Mackay's Home
Piping g Rock Horse
Show Notable Affair
Tuxedo Sees First Show
ing of "a Kick in IT,
Given by Park Colony
HAS been many years since the

Ut HAS been many years since the
4 first week in October has been az
brilliant as the one which opened
last Sunday with the memorial exer-
cises at the home Of Clarence X.
Mackay st Roslyn, L. l., and closed
yesterday with the second session of
the Piping Rock Horse Show at
Locust Valley. and the performance
Of VA Kick In It," given at the Tux
edo Club last. night for charity. All
the affairs were unusually interest
ing and were attended by large gath
erings Of society. In addition to these
outdoor and charitable entertain
naents there were numerous mar
ziages celebrated IN the city and
country. The opening Of the new
terraced restaurant at the Hotel
, Plaza, which brought out a large
gathering Of society, took place Mon
day night, and many dinners and
small dances were gwen throughout
the week, making gay October
opening.
The next few weeks, until the off
( cial opening of the New York season
With the premiere at the Metropoli-
tan Opers House and the Horse
, Show in the new armory of Squad
ron A, at Ninety-fourth Street and
Madison Avenue, both starting on
November IA, will be. filed with
events Of note.
"The First Ball Of the Season" the
appropriate name given to the first
charity dance to take place in New
York this fsll, will be- held tomorrow
+ night under the auspices of the New
York City Parole Comm ission for it's
employment and welfare work. 1t will
take place at Pierre's new restaurant
and ballroom. 29O Park Avenue, which
IS to have its public opening the follow
night Il is to be an after theater
! dance, with tickets, Including supper
:, at s5. cbtairaoie from Miss Beth Evans,
az 8. West Fortieth Street
i The sponsors for the affair are James
/ ". Barney. Bertram de n Cruger
Frederic Stevens. John B. Clark, Conde
Mast and Frank Crowninshield.
There is q large associate committee
. q women, including Mrs William
Caanler. Mrs Howard Cushing, Mrs.
Whitney Warren, Mrs. J Norman de
R. Whitehouse, Mrs John ". Garrett,
N=s Henry c. Gray. Mrs. Marshall
field and Mrs. Goodhue Livingston.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
( engagements OF Interest
Announced to Society

and other clubs. The wedding will take
place in November.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest A. Smith. At
4 luncheon Friday al their home. 355
Scotland Road, South Orange, \. j.,
announced the engagement Of their
daughter. Miss Isabella Grazes Cot, to
Milton B. Metcalf jr., son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Manton 3. Metcalf, Of Orange, N.
j.. and 375 Park Avenue. New York.
Miss Goff is the granddaughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. Lyman B. Goff, Of Providence,
II. I. Mr.. Mctcaif is a graduate of Har-
ward. class of 'iG and is associated
with Metcalf Brothers Company. of New
York. lie served in the World War
as lieutenant in the United States
Flying Corps. Mr. Metca'f is Il member
of the University. Riding, Harvard.
Rumson Country, Whippany River and
Essex County Country clubs.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Adelaide Routh Ogden
To Be Bride October y
Marriage of Auguste Philippe
Won sIemerf VIII Take Place
iii Calvary Church Oct. 27

Miss Adelaide Routh Ogden, daugh-
ter Of Mrs. John Routh Ogden, OF Ss3
Park Avenue, will be married to Au-
guste Philippe Won Hemert on October
27 in Calvary Church. The wedding
will be small on account Of the recent
death Of the brides father, and there
will DO no reception. Ihe bride nag
selected for her attendants Miss Anita
Won Hemert, sister of the bridegroom,
and Miss GeraIdino R McAlpia, daugh-
ter OF Dir. and Mrs. D. Hunter McAlpln.
Little Helena Phelps, daughter Of Dr..
and Mrs. Gouverneur Morris Phelps,
will act as flower girl. Barlow Hall will
serve as Mr.. vcn Hemert's best man
and the ushs-s viii be Bache Whitlock,
Constant Bicnsait, Dr.. Gouverneur
Morris Phelps, Luis Hecmskeerk, Rich
ard Keogh and Lieutenant Commander
Robert Emmet.
Mr.. von Hemert is q son OF Philippe
Won Hemert of Paris, and the late Mrs
Won Hemert, who was Miss Anita
Evans, Of this city.
In the chantry of St. Thomas $
Church Saturday afternoon Miss Pau
line Darlington MIgGe, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kendall Ciymer 1871
Riverside Drive. will be married to
James Leftwich Harrison. son OF Dean
Thomas Perrin Harrison, of tho North
Carolina State College, Raleigh and
Mrs. Harrison. The ceremony will be
performed by Dir. Karl Reitland, os ST.
Georges Church
Mrs. Temple Hoyne Buell., Of Chi
cago, viii act as ma5ron OF honor. and
Miss Edith Hearn, of Ithaca will be
maid Of honor. The bridesmaids in
rlude Miss Julia Quaintancc, Of New
York, and Miss Florence Harrison. Of
Bryn Mnwr, sister OF the bridegroom.
Little Elizabeth Clymer, sister OF the
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

Mss OkIE cU ake pcrt IN The prologue Pr Ibbetson the
N "roUie" 20 be. .shown FRIDAY night at the Hotel Plaza.
Misc Stout daughter of Mrs. Martin
st FVtyeghth Street. She w be Of this seasons dJutane
MISC Hughes also tN be Introduced this She
Street.
Miss Lggett daughter Of Ligge
Of Chestnut H5 Boston, Her CAk TAo Baldvin
has been announced Miss Ligget the string
hoyses wlch she has exhibited skows
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Arrangements Complete
For Dinsmore Wedding
Marion Carey Dinsmore To Be
Married to Francis May Si-
monds .Tr.. October W

Details have been completed for IRE
wedding OF Miss Marion Carey Dins-
more, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs Will
liam 3. Dinemors, to Francis May
simonds jr., on October II, in the
Church OF the Incarnation. The bride
vii! hsve for her attendants her cou-
sin, Mrs. Charles II. Marshall and Mrs.
Charles Reed. who as Miss Madeleine
Carey WAS introduced TO society at the
Colony Club at the same time as Miss
Dinsmorc; Mrs. z. Powis Jones, Mrs
Philip Kip Rhinelander, Miss Edith Y.
NJ. Simonds, sister Of the bridegroom,
and Miss Clara Foster Dinsmore, the
brides young sister. Frederick Simonds
Whitlock, cousin Of the bridegroom,
will serve Rs best man, and the ushers
will be Frank D. Shaw I'd, Reginald
Livingston, S, Vernon Mann IT,, a
cousin; G. Eustis Paine. Godfrey Don
nell, Harold S. Willis, Donald w. Lamb
and William B. Dinsmore jr. Mrs.
Vincent Astor, a cousin OF Miss Dins-
more, at whose house the wedding re-
ceptiou Is 20 be held, will arrive from
Europe in time for the event.
:. Mis-; Mary Tomlinson, daughter Of
yrs. Abba Allen Tomlnson, of Lex
ington Avenue, will be married to
Hilary Herbert Micou. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Benja,A Mcou, of Washington,
on Saturday in the chantry Of st.
Thomas's Church. Tho ceremony will
be performed by the Rev DR.. De Vres,
Of Washington, and reception will
follow At the Hotel Plaza. The we'd
ding will be quiet. with only relatives
and few intimate friends present.
Miss Margaret Tomlinson will be her
sister's maid OF honor and only at
tendant. Benjamin Mcou will serve as
his brothers. best man. Mr.. Micou is q
grardson of Hilary Herbert. who was
Secretary Of the Nayy under President
Cleveland,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09

rEyERA interest wedding
~ to society have been announced place November.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Prc-Reiease OF peter ibbetson~
10 Be Shown II Plaza Friday

4 pre.release Of Peter [bbetson," the
new Paramount picture starring Elsie
Ferguson and Wallace Reid. will be
shown n tee ballroom of the Plaza on
Friday evening, under the auspice. of
the Film Mutual Benefit Bureau, the
sociesy organization which has provid-
ed the locations for this picture, IS
yell as .or number Of other recent
Alns. The proceeds will be donated TO
tae New York Maternity Center and
The American COMMITTEES for Devas-
tstsd France, the two charities for
vhos~ support fhe bureau WAS organ
izsd. The showing is under the direc-
ton o. Miss Mabel K Beardsley and
marks the formal opening Of the new
ballroom IL the recently constructed
addition 20 the Plaza
Hugo Riesenfeld. Of tn. Rialto and
2ivoli theaters, ~ill direct the pro-
cEue. Z spectacle ~!rh cast Of thirty
prom inent soc ety men and women, in,
eluding, among others, the following:
I.ss Catherine nl1i4 M'ss Wuriel Ia
aarcha, Miss IsaDelle Macmillan, Miss
Grace ieudricS Mss VIRGINIA De-
Hazsn. Mrs. Van Il. Cartmeil jr. and
Mr. John Warburron e.. who will dance
N costur7@s Of the period II 1910,
Thai partners siIl be Emergon Mac
alil@a, derton Netcak r. Robert L.
Crawford Sd Leonard Beekman. Jaynes
NaEren. Van Il CavtmeH ir.. John
Tsrbarcou ir. aad John Scniefelin
bozho .6ers 7oY The performance tn
clude Miss Aane Morgan, a.rs Mere
eita H4fs Nrs. ". C. McAdoo. Mys.
Leland I Coser Mrs Willard 3tra Sht,
Hrs John Sloane, Of Kahn Frank
crcvni7 nl-id ard Con1a Mast. Among
.noss r. inc fin bureau aho are assist
'rs ~sh tne presentation are Miss
Anne Morgan. Miss Elizabeth Perkins,
s:iss 1aoei ctoate, Nrs. William g.
s.cAloo. Ml- Go~5on Hnox Belt Mrs
3fredita Hare. Otto Kahn. Clarence
>lacSag and RoGuar Wanamaker Seat.
sro cczes ere on sale at the Plaza and
sssas cfflce - tfe Film Natual Bureau,
West Fortiesb Street.
The month m3ll rome 70 AZ end With
me of tho srar ~ af2irs oG the fall.
ne annual bai 81 the Tuxedo Ci0o
N )c1ooer e. Ihis eGair always s
stttAcea By nanysoy fne debutantes Of
'as oqraing ai.tcr and g. made the oc-
. tS'+D1 q Mec1 entertaining On the
part - shoss oaniag country places
n tns parS golf tournament will
es nsid on saturday following 5bc ball
ana erotS~r dEncs or Saturday even
'ag Vii wirt up the two Says' sesti d.
f't.es- TIE committee III charge Of the
III ecnsista % Mcs George Henry
"asTsn Nae Eeorgc &. s. George.
afa Henry Z NeVIckar Mrs Frank b.
ssrsch. NFs. Caarlss Reed, Mrz. hnson
acc Beard and Mrs. Gslswold Loril-
ofher weddings On Wednesday In
ss1ds 'hoss ~ Hiss Yary Appleton
+ Weed. daughter oY Mr and Mrs Chal-
naers Wood. ~ 10 Fiat gighfr-tA ivd
sIs.E. ~ Louis Brom0eld in ghe AZ
sssns'oa Memorial Church. lpeuieh,
Mass. ana Njss Nildred Eddy, daugh-
sr sf Jess~ Leads kd>g of s75 ~ rk
h'~nn* snd Morr1vfown, n. l.. 80 Lieu
! .spAnt William NcK1e Dunn e 8 A.
- sas imosriaI caapel vi Co5icnz.
*g.ss Eddy sailed fox Europe thres
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Many New York Persons
Arc Registered at TrayEnore

Among the New York guests at the
Traymore, Atlantic City are MI. and
Mrs S. II. DannAtt, MIR. and Mrs. James
II. Hall Mr.. and Mrs, B. Browne Mrs.
Orlando Manning, Mr.. and Mrs II "
Robbins, Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Thurston
r., Mrs. J. L. Wilson and daughter,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-09
Helen Adams Barrett
Married TO T. X. V. Lynch

Miss Helen Adams Barrett, daughter
Of Mrs. John D. Barrett, of Gree nwiek
AID New York. and the the late Mr
Barrett, was married to Francis r. V.
Lynch, oS Lawrence, Mass, at Christ
Episcopal Church, Greenwich. yes,sr-
day afternoon al 4:3G o'clock. Th,
Rev. DR.. u. George Thompson. the rec
tor, oficiated. A reception followed
at the home OF the bride in Belle
HaTen- The bride had for hey attend.
ants Mrs. J. Hamilton Ches.on. Of
Philadelphia, as rnatron % honor. and
MISS Beatrice Pynchon, Of Greenwich
ana New York, as maid Of honor Tho
bridesmaids were Mrs. William 4.
Rockefeller and Mss Elizabeth F.
Lynch, Miss Mary Adams and Niss
calzaoeUh Castor. Cornelius a. Lynch
was ms brothers hest man and tho
uShers we're James 7. Bryan, +. Tn
bee Dawson, 2. Barlow Read, c. Cor
nyngnan Clifford, Charles l.. MacCor
Adams Ashforth, Simpson Lynch WI
liam A. Rockefeller. Reginald c.
Coomoe and Kennetn z. Smith.
MISS Barrett is president q the
Junior League o. the Day Nurseyv
here and has been for some time pas.
activo n Greenwich and New fork
society. Mr. Lynch was a member
o. Yale Sheffield Scientific School,
class Of 1918. but left in the spring
Of 1917 with the first Yale usvsl
aviation unit Later he served over
seas with the naval air forces az
senior grade Lieutenant sno wa
cited and decorated tor DISTINGUISHED
service. He IS engaged in the OIL -
porting business.
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte hlic,
Phillips, daughter Of Dr. and Mrs.
Wendell c. Phillips, Of 20 West Fortv-
seventh Street 70 Paul, Edwin John
son, took place az O'Clock at the home
OF her parents. The ceremony we.
Performed by the Rev. Or. Corne!iqs
v oelfk!n. The bride Was attended BY
her sister, Mrs. Craig Francis Cuili-
nan, OF Houston. Texas; Miss Hor-
tense Garside, o. New York; Miss Re
becca Brown, Of Dos Moines. lows. and
Miss Elizabeth Vernon, Of Newport.
Ralph Wolf served as Mr.. Johnson's
best nan and the ushers we're Harold
Z. Gibson, Jay Van Schaack. Charles
Hickcx and Daniei Grant.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
1. v. A. APPOINTMENTS

There is one appointment made by
the new Administration that is caus-
ing smiles around the capitol. It will
be remembered that D. e. Shipley
of Dickinson, one Of the most ardent
opponents Of the League administers
ton, was offered the nomination TO,
Candidate to oppose John Hagan fol-
Commissioner Of Agriculture and La
Dor. He refused, and offered it to Mr..
Kitchen who accepted and was elect
ed. Mr.. Shipley was Thought to be
slated for appointment as Deputy
Commissioner when he presented him
self to the New Industrial Commits
sion for appointment to a position, he
was offered the position held by a Mr..
Cram, at the Bank Of N. d. The po-
sition is that of stock clerk and GUS
todian of property. Naturally Friend
Shipley baked at the idea of unload
ing supplies ETC., and left in a huff.
A few hours deliberation convinced
him however that "half a loaf was
better than none," and visitors at the
State Bank will find him on the job
therein, seeing that the supply Of ink
is not exhausted and that there are
pencils enough for all the stenogra-
pliers.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
BANK CHARTER RENEWED

Twenty years ago on December 10th
The First National Bank of Botti-
neau received it's first Charter from
the United States Government author
izing it to conduct a general banking
business under the supervision the
Comptroller of the Currency. This
Charter expired on Dec. 10th, 1921,
and the Bank last week received a re-
newal of the Charter for another per-
iod of twenty years. This is crafty
ing news to the. many friends of the
Bank especially in view of the fact
that the Federal Government requires
an applicant for renewal of Charter to
pass a special examination which is
very strict and the fact that the Bank
has passed such an examination indi-
Gates that the Comptroller deems it
in very satisfactory condition.
One remarkable feature of the First
National is that during it's entire ex-
istence as a National Bank and dur
ing it's previous nine years existence
as a State Bank it has been under the
same active management. They have
carried the Bank through many per-
iods of financial depression, and their
experience during those times stands
them in good stead now during the
present period Of deflation and re-
adjustment. The Bank has always
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
BENTINCK TOWNSHIP

Last Thursday morning John Tai
colts best three year old colt died
from lung fever.
Mrs. G. Norman returned from
Kramer Saturday.
Henry Steinhaus was a business
caller at Ernest Talcott's Monday
morning.
Mrs. D. Lannbe and Miss Florence
Kennedy i giving a Christmas pro-
gram Dec. q at the South Stinson
school No. /.
The dance given by Cecil Spafford
last Wednesday was well attended
and everybody had a very enjoyable
time.
Cecil Spafford visited at the Spaf-
ford home Sunday evening.
John Kuich trapped another red
fox last week, this making the third
this season. All the other trappers do
not seem % lucky as Mr.. Kuich.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22

The latest move made by the new
Administration to place the wealth Of
the people once more in the hands OF
the bankers was made this week when
Gov. Nestos announced that he was
negotiating with War Finance Cor
poration Heads in an effort to secure
advances from that fund on hail war;
rants. All War Finance Funds are
handled thru private banks, conse-
quently these bankers r granted an
opportunity Of reaping q rich reward
in commissions on all loans made,
without even handling their MOI
.ey. IL the War Finance Corporation
allows its funds TO be used to finance
Nestos Hail Warrant Deal, It will
simply mean that the bankers OF the
state will be given an additional OPP
portunity to take commissions for the
handling Of the funds. While II 10 tru0
that farmers have been obliged TO dis
count their warrants to private buyers
If they wished to dispose Of them ~.
fore they were paid By the stats.s q
least il may bes said that these buyers
used their avn money RI pay tor the
swarrnnts. Undar TIE. ]. Y. 4. pllan,
Ne public funds cf The Government
snil ia giyen ne bankers M buy Mafe.
1s1ks I'M Hi IA shsat
co1alnis1llt0nSn = pd1<bla6e
s1nonc1. IN Mr. 1fln1n6e 3
9l1od1k ON. Nestcss El1t I q
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22
BRANDER

Mrs. Mel Rintoul has been i'll the
last few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Mobbs spent
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and Mrs,
Bob Tronson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Thomson and fam
lily left last Monday for Minnesota to
visit with relatives.
Even McLachlan has been quite Ill
for the past week but at this writing
is much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Williams are en-
joying a visit from MI. Williams
mother of KuroH. .a
Those from this community who at
tended the basket ball game between
the Brander HI. S. and the Westhope
II. S. were Mr.. Sausker and daughter
Engred, Mr.. Watson and daughter,
Frances, Edith Thompson, Mrs. Will
cox, the school principal, Mr.. Wyman,
James McHaney and Ross Morrison.
The basket ball game played last
Friday evening between the Westhope
and Brander teams vas a hard fought
game, the score was 8 to 10 in favor
Of Westhope. Both, teams are to be
commended on their playing and our
boys say Westhope will have to go
some to win the return game.
An interesting Christmas program
is being prepared by the Sunday
School It is to be given at the school
house. Everyone invited. A free will
offering will be taken up for the Near
East Relief.
DR.. McEwen of Fargo spoke last
Sunday afternoon at the school house
to a large and appreciative audience.
His sermon on "Christ in You" brot
a splendid Christmas message to the
people. He also gave al outline for
plans for the church work for the
coming year.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-12-22

might. be possible for them To allow
banks to loan money Co farmers and
take the warrants as security. This ID
1of course, exactly what the bankers
wanter. Il will enable them not only to
make q commission off any funds adj
vanced to the farmers on hail war
rants, but will also enable them to se-
cure money on warrants which they
held themselves, and which they have
secured at 4 tremendous discount,
from farmers, who owed the money.
They can then loan this money out at
new yates Of interest, without it hav-
ing cost them anything.