The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-05-05
soURIs NEWS

VAolk l1OAIl IIIGlT SlSCcIS NAAAAA1C GIN
Alma last week.
Everybody should take a holiday
and take in the Sports Day May 18th.
The schools Of this district will cele-.
brate here at Souris again this year
and every one should assist the child
rem in making it a success.
Rev. Eggleston of Westhope was a
caller in town last Wednesday.
Section Foreman Longby who has
had the west section out of Souris for
the last few months left Tuesday. He
was moved III the shake UP and Fore
man NeIs Christensen who left mere
a short time ego for Bottineau will
have the vest section again. The fore-
men have received orders to put on
men again and will have five men on
each section from o on.
Lille Matson arrived home last
Wednesday from Nebraska where she
has been visiting relatives for the last
year.
Miss Jane Fairweather of Bottineau
is spending a few days here this week
visiting with relatives and friends.
H. O. Hippo of Antler was in town
a few days last week looking after
his property here and visiting with
friends. >'
Miss Marie Myhr who teaches near
Landa was a visitor at home Saturday.
Mrs. Boardman and children who
have been visiting with the formers
sister, Mrs. Trattles, left last Friday
for their home in Fargo.
Mrs. Ole Myhr entertained the Nor
wegian Ladies Aid Thursday.
H.. L. Pratt was a business visitor in
Bottineau last Thursday.
Nearly everyone who had ar auto
was out for a spin last Sunday. 1t was
the first fine day that the roads were
in condition for travelling and altho
very rough several were on the 60
part Of the day.
Mrs. Conley, formerly Miss Minnie
Hanson who has been teaching the
Vestre school in Haram township this
last year left Saturday for her home
in Montana.
MI. Krogen of Kramer was a visit
or in Souris Sunday.
Mrs. r. J. Molberg and children
were over Sunday visitors in Botti-
neau.
Collector of Customs Brown has
purchased the Ford automobile of Mr..
Hamilton and is again on the road for
the II. 8. government.
Nearly everybody in town has been
busy the last few days cleaning up
yards and are getting their gardens
p1owed and planting their gardens.
: Miss Cranston, one of the teachers
of the Peabody school, was a visitor
Saturday and Sunday at her home
near Antler. tn :.
Emil Olson has several hundred
acres to put into crop and is doing it
with a tractor. Godfrey Backman is
chief engineer and Emil the assistant.
Tony and George Asparian who
have worked on the sections here for
several years arrived Saturday and
will work here again this season. Tony
was appointed section foreman last
fall and was one of the many to loose
his place in the recent change. He has
beeAat Rolette.
Ben Iverson is the latest convert to
the automobile mode of travelling. He
purchased a Chevrolet car from Chas.
jackson this last week.
Miss Eline Moen left Monday for
Starbuck, MINI. for a short visit with
relatives near there.
The Misses Hagen of Landa were
visitors in Souris Saturday.
Several auto loads from here attend
ed the Bottineau-M ayville debate at
Bottineau Friday evening.
The weather has been very cold the
last few days and from reports were
lucky not to get the snow that has
been falling nearly all around US.
However, seeding is progressing nice
" and the soil is in excellent condition
at the present time.
Geo. r. White Of Kramer was q
business visitor in town Tuesday.
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