The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-06-09

n. B. Dunbar, State Poolroom In
spector and Enforcement Officer Of
Bismarck, was q Bottineau visitor the
first Of the week.
Miss Helen Mcintosh left Tuesday
Tor Grand Forks to attend the Com
mencement exercises, her sister Flor
ence graduates from that institution
this week.
LOST-Near school house No. 8, all
black Q hide, robe, with green lin
ing and has initials J. a. P. sewed on
edge Of lining. Finder please leave at
Landa Drug Store. 1t.
Gretchen johnson entertained about
twenty friends at a picnic party last
evening, the occasion being her birth
day. The party was held just north
Of thu Game Farm.
TAKEN UP Bay stud colt, star in
forehead. Taken up May 81. Owner
can have hame by proving property
and paying charges.-Herman Neu-
bauer, r. 4 Bottineau. st.
Will exhibit several registered
Chester White pigs at Bottineau Co.
Fair. These pigs will be for sale at
$500 per pair.-H. L. Schoonover,
Omemee, N. D. 2tp
Mrs. G. r. Gleason and Mrs. C. A.
Leonard went to Rugby yesterday
morning, returning home last evening
with a new Ford touring a for Mr..
Gleason.
TAKEN up mare with 3 white
feet. l horse with in hind foot white.
/ colt with white hind foot, white in
forehead.-Nels Schei, 6 miles north
and 8 miles east Of Souris. st
No better time to take a commercial
course than the summer months, and
no better place to take such a course
than Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. Let's tell you more
about it. Send for catalog. q
Miss Cora Spanhem Of Fargo has
accepted the position as stenographer
for States Attorney J. ]. Weeks, tax
ing the place made vacant by the res
'ignation Of Miss Nora Peterson.
Evangelists E. L. Scotvold, T. O.
Knutson and o. A. Hanson, who have
been conducting services in the Luth-
eran churches in this vicinity, left
Monday for Chicago.
A.Marired Folks Dance will be held
at Meadowlawn "a. H. Whitley Farm
next Monday. night, June 18th. Bring
your lunch. Coffee, sugar and cream
will be furnished.
A dance bowery is to be built on the
lots just south of The Courant office
this year. The bowery will be erected
before the Fair and will probably re-
main standing until after July 4th.
For Stakeholder millet seed. Germ
nation SO per cent. Purity 80 per cent.
The A. College pronounces this seed
as being Of very good quality.-Thos.
Esterby, 4 miles s. w Of Newburg. tt
FOR RENT-160 acres good farm
and hay land known as the old An
drew Grogard farm in Sec. "a Twp.
1872, Rg. "a, Bottineau Co. N. D. Write
K. B. Van Meter, Adm. John N. Todd
Estate, Dunseith, N. D. st
G. K. Vikan went to Grand Forks,
Monday to attend Commencement Ex-
ercises at the University. His Son
Walter is a graduate with the 1921
class. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. L. BartofT came
down from Westhope Tuesday when
the lady underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the local hospital. They
e. accompanied by Mr.. Barton's
mother, Mrs. w. j. Barton.
OATS-OATS-OATS. / will have
a car Of good oats on track soon.
Place your order now. ]. III. Schreiner
Elevator. Phone No. rs, Bottineau, N.
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Mr.. and Mrs. HI. r. Russell re-
turned home Monday afternoon from
several months visit with friends and
relatives in Ontario. Enroute home
they visited with their daughter, Mrs.
Kenneth Spotswood, at Wahpeton, N.
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W. A. Thatcher Of. Souris was a
business caller in oBttineau Monday.
Mr.. Thatcher left Wednesday from
Souris for Denver, Colo, to attend the
National meeting Of the Yoemen
lodge.
Miss Margaret Wilson left Saturday
on an extended visit. She will visit
with her sister Ruth in Minneapolis,
with friends in Chicago and from
there will go to Hayville, Alabama.
Miss Wilson will also spend some
time in Florida before returning to
Bottineau.
Nelson Tertaut and M. Shong are
billed to stage a finish wrestling
match at Newburg on Friday, June
18th. A couple ball games will be
played in the afternoon as well as
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