The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-09-08


y. j. Glonaseth Of Carbury ii i Bot
tineau caller today.
Mrs. Brynjolfson Of Willow City
was 4 visitor at the a. Holmberg
home over Wednesday night.
Mrs. A. Holmberg was a visitor
with her son Harry at Landa We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Olive TAFT went to Overly On
Monday, where she expects to teach
this year.
Mrs. VIM. M. Martin and daughter
Florence went to Westhope Monday
for q few days visit with friends.
Miss olga Setter Of Carbury was q
visitor in town between trains Mon
day.
Mrs. J. II. Weaver is enjoying a
visit from her brother, Sandy Cam
eron.
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Mrs. IA. r. MacKay entertained at
a theatre party Friday evening in
honor Of Mesdames Blades and Holz.
Mrs. Jennie Seville and daughter
Gladys Of Westhope were visitors in
Bottineau Tuesday.
Arthur Adler is assisting at the
Shirley Cafe, Nelson Ruelle having
resigned his position.
Mrs. G. K. Vikan is spending the
week with friends and relatives at
Minot.
Mrs. Emma Bond and sons went to
Rolette yesterday morning at which
place they viii visit Mrs. Bonds sis
ter, Mrs w. Watson.
Rev. Start and family returned the
latter part Of last week from a months
vacation visit with friends and rela-
tives4and Hamilton and other North
Dakota points.
President Mossman, President OF
Morningside Methodist College Of
Sioux City, Iowa, occupied the Pres
byterians pulpit Sunday and delivered
an excellent address.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Barney Brink and
children Of Frazee, MIMI, returned to
their home Tuesday after spending a
week with Mrs. Drinks parents, Mr..
and Mrs. T. ]. Mylan.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the church Wednesday September
18th. Mesdames Odegaard, Christen-
son, CharnhoIm and Eide will serve.
Everybody welcome.
Mrs. Raymond Lund and son Bobby
Of Black River Falls, Wis, arrived
yesterday afternoon and will spend
sometime at the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ford. Enroute she
visited with the John Murdoch family
at Valley City. =
We are greatly in need of second
hand clothes at the Red Cross rooms.
Children's winter coats, warm under
wear dresses and stockings are great
ly in demand. The office is open ev-
cry afternoon except when trips have
to be made in the country. Telephone
254.
Mrs. Andy Johnston entertained 9
number Of friends at a dinner party
at the Shirley Cafe Friday evening
complimentary to Mrs. L. C. Holz WHIT
left Monday for California. Mrs. John
ston also entertained at a dinner party
Saturday evening for Mrs. j. N
Blades.
Do. you know that next Tuesday
Sept. 18th is DOLLAR DAY in Bot
tineau and you a get The Courant
for one year for $500, whether you
are an old or a new subscriber. Bette,
take advantage Of this as it e 9
saving to you. Read announcement or
first page.
Mrs, "A. R. MacKay and daughter
Margaret and son Alexander, left this
morning for Evanston, ILL.,, where the
children will resume their school
duties. Miss Marion MacKay, who has
spent the summer with friends i1
Canada and who graduated from the
Northwestern University last spring
will also take up A. M. degree work
this year at the same institution.
Thursday September 18th, 1921 ar
auction sale will be held at the farm
of Martin Williamson, described as
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