The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1921-04-07
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child's health.
Now is the time to have your old
tires fixed up. Call at the City Tire
Shop. ii.
Architect Shannon Of Devils Lake
visited at the Edward White home
last week.
Thomas Riley and VIM. Martin Of
Lensford attended to business matters
lin Bottineau Friday.
August johnson Of Souris was in
town on Naturalization business Sat
urday.
w. r. Lee returned Friday evening
from Devils Lake where he attended
the /. Y. A. Recall convention.
Martin Tillotson and Chas. Brander
of Maxbass were county seat visitors
Monday
Mrs. John Seim Of near Dunseith
underwent a slight operation at the
local hospital last Friday.
Mrs. Lars Sandvik is a patient at
the hospital having undergone an OPP
erttion~ recently.
Miss leila Slower and q party Of
friends autoed over from Mohall, last
evening, to attend the Junior play. !.
Better have that old tire retreaded
now. The City Tire. Shop does good
work. ~ If.
For Sale-1OO bushels early Ohio
King potatoes. IS cents per bushel.
Y mile north, 3-4 mile east of White
| Spur.-J.H Handle. 2tp.
Very unusual for this time of the
year is the snow storm which is Wis
iting Bottineau County today and
| which started last night
Found-A pair of gold trimmed
| glasses on sidewalk between railroad
track and Krogen Machine Shop.
Owner can have same at this office
BY paying for this ad.
For Sale-Siberian Prose-. We seed
ed about 20 lbs. per acre, late in June
last year, and thfeshed more than 20
bushels per acre.-A. H. White,
| Kramer, N. D. If.
An Oratorical contest for a Silver
medal, will be held at the Presbyterian
church Friday evening, April 9Th at
8 o'clock, an interesting. program is
assured. All are cordially invited to
attend. #l.
A business meeting of the Bottineau
County Caledonian Society will be
held in the Commercial Club Rooms Of
this city, Saturday, April 9 at 3 ,. M.
Neil McDougall, Chief, Flora Cameron
Burr, Secretary.
The many friends of Grandma
Hunter will be sorry to hear that she
has had so much trouble of late with
one of her eyes that it was necessary
to have same removed. She is at the,
hospital at Bottineau and is doing
nicely and expects to be home in a
few days.
The Junior class of Bottineau high
school gave their annual play. ALI
of-a-Sudden Peggy" at the Grand The
atre last evening to a good sized
house. The class also presented n
play in the afternoon at which over
225 children attended, Miss Elda Rus
sell as Peggy was a favorte n last
evenings play.
Frank Collins, immigration Agent
for the 500 railroad is spending the
week in Bottineau IN business. Mr..
Collins says the 500 people are. put
ting on a very extensive advertising
campaign this year and expect to
bring many settlers to this territory
and Mr.. Collins feels with the cooper
alton Of Bottineau County people a
great many new settlers a be ex-
pected.
Friends Of Mrs. Korte, better known
in Bottineau as Nurse Korte, will be.
sorry to hear that she was seriously
burned last Tuesday. Mrs. Korte re-
Gently started a restaurant at Max
bass and was. lighting a fire with 9
five gallon can of kerosene, the flames
getting into the can, which exploded,
burning Mrs. Korte very severity about
the face, arms and her back was ter
ribly burned from neck to waist. She
was Immediately rushed to the hospit-
al, but her injuries are such that her
recovery is very doubtful. y
The entertainment given at the
| Court House last Thursday evening,
under the auspices Of the w. @. I. y.
was q very pleasant affair. A mock
school was the order Of the evening
and consisted Of reading, arithmetic,
spelling classes, ~recitations ETC., by
the children" All present being at
tired as school girls, and boys. Mr..
Start acted Is teacher, while Flora
Burr, ]. H. Kirk and 4. D. Acheson
comprised the school board. At moon
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