The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-01-20


Members Of the local L. O. o. F.
Lodge were at Antler Tuesday night,
Where the district meeting Of the
Lodge was held and where the local
lodge had charge Of the degree work.
Friensd of the Lien family Of One
NEE will regret to learn Of the death
Of Mrs. Lem at Pasadena, California,
recently. Mrs. Lem had been i'll for
sometime and everything possible had
been done for her recovery. Mr.. Lien
is in the jewelry business at Omemee.
E. H. Charnholm, manager Of the
Bottineau Cooperative Store left on
Monday for Medina, S. D., where he
will attend to business matters. From
there he will go to the Twin Cities to
do some spring purchasing.
The Northwestern Telephone Co.
has this week completed the installa-
ton Of the new switchboard in the Err
tresvaag Block, where the telephone
Company will .henceforth be located.
It is hoped and expected that Botti-
neau city will have better service than
heretofore.
The Glass in Applied Christianity,
consisting of about thirty five young
people of the Presbyterian Church met
! at the home Of Miss Marion Gleason
Monday evening. After the study per-
iod a social hour was enjoyed, the
hostess serving light refreshments. =
When it comes to marketing tur-
keys Arthur Czarnetzki Of Gardena
also knows where to sell them. He sold
a total of 60 turkeys in Chicago and
received an average price. Of 1851 per
turkey. Mr.. Czarnetzk expects to
raise 200 of these birds for market
next year.
Messrs. Clarence Steen of Glenburn
and Thee. Steen, c. J. Steen and A. O..
Erickson of Eckman autoed to Botti-
neau Friday. to attend the Farmers
meeting. They reported no snow at the
river but it took them four hours to
make the trip to Bottineau on account
of the icy roads, caused by the recent
rair..
The Bottineau Womans' Club met at
the home Of Mrs. L. C. Holz Tuesday
| evening. Two very interesting papers
were given. Mrs. w. r. Mcintosh CIV
ing one on "Cost Value of Woman's
Labor in the Home" and Mrs. c. R.
leason on "Recent Labor Saving De-
vices in Housekeeping" Roll Call was
responded to by the members on
Economy Hints" After the program
the hostess served a dainty lunch.
Friends in Bottineau will be pleased
to hear that DIR. M. J. Farnand of Can
do is again able to be at his work. It
will be remembered that the doctor
met with an auto accident last fall
and was reporated dangerously i'll for
some time. Yesterday The Courants re-
ceived a letter from Mr.. Farnand in
which he states that he is again work
ing although his right shoulder and
arm still give him considerable pain.
Mrs. David Lundy received a mes
sage Thursday afternoon stating that
her uncle George Rea had passed
away at Lewiston, Idaho. MI. Rea will
be remembered her as one of the old
pioneers. He was the first postmaster
and owned the first store in Omemee,
N. D. MI. Rea was in his 10th year
and leaves an only brother, Mr.. Jas.
Rea of Winnipeg, Man. Deceased
was also a brother Of Dryden Rea,
who died in this city about six years
ago.
If you have not already taken adj
vantage of the Courant's subscrip-
ton offer you should do 50. before
February 1st., when the offer will be
withdrawn. By paying your subscrip-
ton before that time you save $1.0O.
If you r. in arrears you must pay
these at the $500 per year rate and
then you car receive a year in advance
for $1.00. If you have already taken
advantage Of this offer would you
tell your neighbor about it? Our list
has already been greatly increased
but we still would like to add several
| hundred moro ... ..s.> II