The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-23
Hans Olson of Landa was a county

Hans Olson of Landa was a county
seat visitor on Tuesday.
Anton Lallum of Souris spent Mon
day with Bottineau friends. =
G. Gulbranson Of Minot was in Bot
tineau this week tuning pianos.
Arnt Berg of Dunseith was a Bot
tineau business caller Tuesday.
Tonight at the Grand, Ethel Clayton
in Ladder of Lies, special admission
25c and 10c. Isl
Mr.. Elnor, of the Strutwer Hosiery
CO., Of Minneapolis, was a Bottineau
visitor on Friday.
See Ethel Clayton In Ladder of
Lies" tonight at the Grand. Special
admission, 25c and 10c.
Mrs. Frank Williams Of Souris
spent Monday in the city at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. R. Williams.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. =. Lillestrand Of
Landa were Bottineau visitors ON Fri
day and Saturday Of last week.
We pay &C CASH per pound for
hides. Bring them n.-Beevers Meat
Market, Bottineau. tt
FOR SALE-Harley Davidson side
car, good as new. $500 cash il taken
at once.-Joseph Haugen, Maxbass,
N. d. : y At
=. d. Bower returned Saturday
morning from near Westhope where
he conducted a Mortgage sale for, the
First National Bank.
All kinds Of fresh, frozen fish, IN
GLIDING Pickeral, Pike, White Fish,
Herring and Salmon.Beevers Meat
Market, tt
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Renick of One
NEE were over Thursday night visit
ors in Bottineau, returning to their
home Friday evening
At the Grand Friday and Saturday,
a Geo. Fl. Milford production, "The
Sea Wolff" by Jack London, also two
reel comedy, "The Golfer"
The regular meeting of the Botti-
neau Woman's Club, which was to
have been held Tuesday evening was
postponed on account of the storm.
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Ed. Howley of Antler spent between
trains Tuesday in Bottineau visiting
with his daughter, who is confined in.
st. Andrews hospital with appendicit-
is. 4 s
Carl Christianson departed Satur-
day morning for Rolette, where he
will visit friends. Carl is enjoying a
ten day vacation from his duties at
the G. R. Gleason garage.
Mrs. Henry Ruelle returned home
Monday afternoon from Willow City,
where she has visited with her daught-
er at the Academy and relatives near
Willow City, for the past ten days.
From a w9rite-up Of the State En-
balners meeting, in the daily papers,
we notice that j. Fl. Weaver of this
city has again been elected as a mem
Der of the State Board of Embalmers.
s. ]. Martin of Westhope came
down on Monday mornings train and
! returned in the evening with Mrs.
Martin, who has been d patient at ST.
Andrews hospital for the past few
weeks.
Tuesday evening the I. O.so.F. and
Rebekah lodges gave another Of their
popular card and dancing parties,
and ia spite Of the stormy weather q
large crowd attended. AL the close
Of the evening 4 lunch was served.
Wanted: Men OF women 10 take or
ders Tor genuine guaranteed hosiery,
for men, women and children. ELM
inates darning. $4,000 q week, fun
time. $1.00 m hour spare time. Exper-
ience unnecessary. international STOCK
ing Mills, Norristpwn, Pc. lot
Elsewhere IN these columns viii be
noticed an item stating that the
branch train did not run yesterday ON
account of stormy weather. However,
several have suggested that tho train
did not make the trip Oh this branch
u order 70 save expenses.
Friday night Bottinean was honored
Eby the presenceof Col. John II. Frame
lot Grafton and Maj n (. Person, ofl
Minot, who were here for the Annual
inspection BE Lorraine Comrnandery.
These gentlemen said the inspection
'of the local Masonic order was d Of
the best they have conducted IL the
state and although the B~ottineaui
lodge Isl not. the largest ia numbers
the individuals taking part are unex-
relled. Visiting Masons included Rev.
wv Dunnett at churchs Ferry, n.
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