The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-07-21

Mrs, Andy Johnston entertained i
number Of friends at q six O'Clock
dinner Saturday night, complimentary
TO Mrs. II. m. Dunsmore, Of Great
Falls, Mont.
Svein Peterson left this morning
for Rugby where he will accompany
MI. Chase, traveller for Nash Bros. BY
auto to the Grand Forks fair. They
will return Monday.
Fall term Of the Mankato CONNER
cial College opens Sept. /. Begin your
course then. Send for catalog.
q. "a. Shaffer left for him home in
Brander township where he will spend
a month helping with the harvest.
VIM. Collins and family left yester-
day morning by auto for Grand Forks
where they will attend the State fair.
The Misses Skjervem Of Petersburg,
N. D., returned to their home Satur-
day after a visit with their parents
in the Mountains.
Monte Woods is this week back at
his job in the Mouse River Valley
Bank at Souris while Cashier Lallum
IS taking a vacation
Mrs. Helen Strom returned a few
days ago from Fertile, Sask., after q
two weeks visit with her brother, G..
NJ. Rikken and family.
At least five automobile loads Of
Bottineau spent Sunday last at Little
Fish Lake, 8 miles north Of Belcourt.
where the Perch fishing is good.
We wish to thank all who in any
way assisted the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid with the serving Of the meals dur
ing Fair days.-Mrs. H. G. Dana,
President. 4
James Acheson Of Souris left Mon
day morning for Winnipeg, Man.
where he will spend a couple OF
months with his nephews, 7. S. and S.
M. Acheson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Scott Of Kram-
er were in Bottineau last evening to
visit with their daughter Laura, who
recently underwent an operation at
the local hospital.
Rev. and Mrs. 3. N. Start, Misses
Leila Stafford, Ruth Mckay and Alice
Schreiner returned yesterday from Mi
not where they attended the Baptist
Church conference.
Mrs. Archie Jeffry Of Hanks, N. D.
went to Monday for a visit with hel
mother Mrs. Duncan Macarthur, after
visiting in this city a few days with
Mrs. VIM. Fairweather.
H. j. Haffner left Tuesday fol
Kuhn, N. D., for a weeks visit with
his parents. Louis Kannooth Of Rugby
has charge Of the, Lumber Yard dur.
ing MI. Haffner's absence.
George Brander Of Souris passed
visitors in Bottineau Wednesday.
thru Bottineau Tuesday morning OF
his way to Missoula, Mont, where h,
viii attend school. 3
Taken up-About the 10th Of june
1 darksgray horse, / light gray mare
4 sorrel horse, with white face. 10.
Toupin, Section 20, Twp. 1872, r. "A
8 miles east and III north Of Botti
neau. <. 3tl
Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Wood, repre-
senting the Ann Arbor, Michigan Uni
versity, who spent some time in Bot
tineau county collecting bird .speci
mems, returned Saturday to theil
home.
Miss Watlund, Red Cross Socia
Worker for Bottineau county, has re
signed her position, and will leav,
Saturday for her home at jackson
MINI. Mrs. G. A. Leonard will hav.
charge of the work temporarily.
The Baptist Mission Circle vii
meet at the home Of Mrs. w. G. Stew
art at 8 p. M, Friday afternoon. AL
ladies wishing to attend please NEE
at the home Of Mrs. TAFT, where car
Will be waiting to take anyone gu
wishing to go.
MI. and Mrs. S. e.. Sheppard an,
son Of Mineral Springs, Wisconsin, ar
rived in Bottineau Tuesday via aut'
from Aberdeen, s. D.. Mr.. Sheppard
owns q farm west Of Bottineau which
he came up to see: The party returne.
to South Dakota again yesterday at
tefnoor. NJ
Civil Service Examinations for va
~cancies in Postoffice, Railway Mail
Government Departments. Men, Won
en- ,oyer 10. $500 monthly. Exeprienc
unnecessary. For free particulars
write Raymond Terry (forrneY Civi
Service Examiner) 845 Continenta
Bldg. Washington, .. g. 81
Raspberries for sale at the Charlie
Hart Fruit Farm. Thousands Of gal
Ions Of red raspberries, . quantity .
black raspberries, currants. rhubal'
and vegetables. Individuals have tn