The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-04-21
Ole Bachman Of Souris was in Bot
.tineau between trains Monday.

j. Cox was an over Sunday visitor
at his farm neal Maxbass.
Robt. M. Tyson Of Russell was a
Bottineau visitor Tuesday.
John Gaub of Roth was in town last
week seeking medical aid.
1. For Sale-Sweet Clover, cleaned
and scarified at 12c per pound. Fl. T.
Nordsletten, Souris, N. D. ct
For Sale-Early Ohio seed potatoes
and 8Pruso millet seed.-H. L. Lilies
trand, Landa, N. D. 2tp
Mr.. and Mrs. I. B. Dokken drove to
Egeland and return Sunday. They re-
port the roads as being good.
Pasture for stock, horses preferred,
running water.-A. Bibeau, r. /, Dun
seth, N. D. If.
Friday April 20, is the date set for
the high school carnival. Plan on at
tending. Watch for the big posters.
Mrs. A.. Fairweather Of Souris Wis
tied with relatives in this city Sat-
urday.
Norris Smiley arrived Wednesday
for a few days visit with friends In
Bottineau.
For Sale-1918 model 80 Overland
touring car. $25O.OO takes it.-Thos.
Hennessy, Bottineau, N. D. If.
H. C.. Dana returned Sunday morn
ing from Bismarck where he spent the
last week.
Mrs. T. M. Thorsteinson of Roth
visited at the VIM. Hewitt home be-
tween trains Wednesday.
Dana Mcintosh and Adolf Bauer
were business visitors at Dunseith on
Tuesday.
For Sale-DeLaval Cream separator
mo. Is good as new. r. Cox, Car
rier on Route No. 1, Bottineau. ZIP
Miss Drake Of Westhope visited
Monday and Tuesday with Miss Mar
garet McPhee of this city. She left
Tuesday for a visit at st. John.
AS we go to press today a consider
able amount of sno is falling. Dur
ing the night a light rain fell, turning
into snow this morning.
Rev. w. j. Walker will be in Botti-
neau, May 1st, to preach the Anniver-
sary Sermon to the Odd Fellow Lodge
at the Presbyterian church.
The baseball diamond is this week
being put in tip-top shape. The
grounds have been plowed, disced and
sand is now being hauled onto it.
Strayed about a week ago, a red
Shorthorn heifer calf, about 6 months
old, marked with white spot in fore
head.-Olof Bergsnov, Bottineau. 1tp.
| MI. and Mrs. H. A. Leveille drove
to Warren, Mimi, on Sunday, from
where Mrs. Leveille took the train for
Eyota, having been summoned by the
illness of her mother. Mr. Leveille re-
turned on Tuesday.
+. MI. R. B. Smith returned Tuesday
afternoon from his sad mission to
Warwick, N. Y. He was accompanied
home by Mrs. w. Tuthill, sister of
Mrs. Smith, who will remain here for
a short time.
Mrs. T. H. Mylan left Tuesday
morning for Frazee, MINI. for a visit
with friends and relatives. She was
accompanied by her little daughter,
Dorothy.
Mrs. Raymond Healy left Monday
for Minnewaukan,. where she will Wis.,
it at the home of Mr.. Healy's sister.
From there Mrs. Healy will go to
Grand Forks to look up a suitable
residence, at which place they expect
to move shortly.
Raymond Bangs, son of Knute
Bangs of Landa has been in the To-
cal hospital for several days past, suf-
fering from injuries caused by the
clapper Of the school bell when it fell,
striking him on the head.
G. r. Gleason this week received a
carload Of Ford Coupelets. This prob
ably is the first exclusive closed car
carload Of automobiles to be shipped
in the state and speaks well for Mr..
Gleason.
Mrs. A. O. Johnson expects to leave
today for Winnipeg, Manitoba,
where she will spend a week or so
with her parents. Mrs. Johnson's
father is still very i'll, but we hope
Mrs. Johnson viii find him much i'm
proved.
Get your shoe repairing done at
bOmemee. Mems h~alfssoles $1.25; ladies
half soles 9Oc, children's half soles
Soc and up, all rips, patches, 1Oc and
M. Work guaranteed. If not satisfied