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

hope were Bottineau visitors Tuesday.
Tanlac the celebrated medicine ,is
now sold by Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
I Lorraine Burns and Thorne Kidrber of
Westhope spent Friday in Bottineau.
/. r.. Barkway and daughters were
visitors at Kramer Monday.
Z. D. Acheson visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. ". p. Fletcher Of Westhope
over Sunday.
Miss Elizabeth Fairweather left
Saturday for Mohall near which place
she will teach this year.
Mrs Edna johnson Of Landa was
in Bottineau Saturday taking the
examination for post mistress.
Miss Anna Fletcher left Saturday
for Mohall near which place she will
teach the coming year.
Miss Viola Craig returned Satur-
day from a few days visit with
friends at Willow City.
Miss Stella Hines Of Thompson, N.
Oak, is spending q few days with her
friend, Mrs. Percy Russell.
Geo. Miller, Jr. Of Rugby returned
home Monday after spending Sunday
with relatives in Bottineau.
The two little Battle children Of
Omemee returned home Wednesday
after q two weeks visit at the II. A.
Battle home in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis White returned
Tuesday from Minneapolis. They will
visit here a few days before returning
to- their home at Nashua, Mont.
Mrs. Donald Mcintosh opened a
term Of school in the Westacott school
in Oak Valley Township, Tuesday,
September 9Th.
a. s. Thorsen last week received a
shipment Of one. ton Of shot gun
shells. This is no doubt the largest
shipment Of shells in the northwest.
Superintendent Of Schools A. D.
Burr and nephew Alexander Burr re-
turned from q business trip to- Bis
marck, Saturday evening.
Mrs. L. ~, HOLY and daughter Eu-
nice left Monday morning for Ana
helm, Calf; ut which place they will
spend the winter. Mr.. Holz accompan-
led them as far as Rugby.
Miss. Pearl johnson Of Gardena, but
who is well known in Bottineau, hav-
ing attended school here, left Monday
for Glacier National Park, near which
place she will teach the coming year.
TAKEN UP-One gray mare,
about 4 years old, stripe on face,
marks on legs, halter on. Came to
my place Aug. 81. IF. S. Waters,
5 miles west of Bottineau. S ~.
Miss Mamie Irwin, Travelling
Chief Operator for the Northwestern
Bell Telephone Co., transacted bust
ness at the local telephone office
Wednesday.
Miss Thelma johnson left Wednes-
day morning for Mortified, Mimi, al
which place she will attend Carlton
College. She was accompanied as fan
rs Rugby by her sister, Gretchen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and
two children and Eta Taylor Of Craw-
louisville, Ind, visited at the L. Pitt
man home west of Bottineau last
week.
Miss Annie d. Burr, and nephew
Alexander and niece, Margretta
autoed to Grand Forks Wednesday.
They were accompanied as far as
Rugby by Judge A. G. Burr.
Tanlac has the largest sale Of any
medicine in the world. Over twenty
million bottles have been sold in six
years. No other medicine has ever ap-
preached it as a seller.
Hugh Wright Of Antler spent a few
hours in this city Friday visiting with
+. D. Acheson. Mi. Wright is princi-
pal Of the schools at Casselton and
was on his way to that place.
FOR SALE room house with
coal shed, soft water fell inside
barn with room for 4 head of stock
Also automobile shed and chicken
coop, fruit and other trees on prem
ises.-A. Meyers, Bottineau. 3
I Mrs. w. II. Mcintosh received :
telegram Wednesday, announcing thu
arrival Of q baby boy at the home q
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Roy Mcintosh, Of New Yorl
City.
Ed. Bower yesterday had the mis-
fortune to lose his Oakland automobile
BY fire. We understand a short circui
caused the fire. The car is a complet,
loss. Mi. Bowers car was one Of TIL
finest in the city.
Misses Marion White and Ada Mich
Isol returned from the Valley Git.
Normal Friday evening. Miss Whit
will teach near Balfour. N. D, thi
year and Miss NIchol expects to at
tend the Forestry-Normal.
Mrs. q. wv. Henry Of Westhop
came down Saturday morning m
took her daughter Mrs. R. @. Phelp