The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-02-23

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On. Durnin was d professional call-
,er up the line Saturday evening.
All. Eastgate went ID Overly Mon
day TO attend to business matters.
4. 3. Smith left for Rugby and 9TH
main line points Monday morning.
automobile repair business. Joe spent
several weeks here visiting with rela-
tives. 3s8
Miss Marion parkway is confined to
her bed this week with a slight attack
Of cold.
i. r. Sandstrom arrived home Fri
day afternoon to spend q few days
with his family.
". R. Mcintosh returned Monday
afternoon from Fargo where he spent
the week on business.
John Halstein Of near Kramer spent,
Monday and Tuesday visiting at the
A. Benson home in this city.
j. II. Mylan was a business visitor
to Minot Monday morning. He re-
turned home Tuesday afternoon.
FOR SALE-Pure, white blossom,
sweet clover seed sacrificed, Sc per lb.
Fred shurr, Lansford, N. ID. M. %
FOR Substantially new Radi-
ant Home range for $4,000 cash if
taken at once. Apply to this office. tt
j. T. Neville returned Friday morn
ing from Westhope where he attended
to business matters a couple of days.
Jos. Yellen returned to Lankin, this
state, Monday morning where he and
his brother Tom are engaged in the
Store, Columbia, Tenn.
1.-THE Sea Wolf" a Geo. H. Milford
production by Jack London, at the
Grand Friday and Saturday, also two
reel comedy, 'eThe Golfer"
We are in the market to buy all
furs, at highest market prices. Hon
est grading. McDougall & Nord-
strom. ~ If.
Mrs. Jack arrived Saturday evening
from Omemee to spend Sunday at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. I. b.
Dokken. She returned again Monday.
Mrs. Fred johnson and brother K.
G. Olson of the Turtle Mountains were
in Bottineau Tuesday as witnesses In
the Frederick johnson guardianship
case. s - E.%
Bottineau high school basketball
team had but very little trouble win
ming from Rugby high in. their game
last Friday night. The score was: Bot
tineau "A Rugby 9.
MI. and Mrs. Chas. w. Steinmeier
are the proud parents of a baby boy
born at st. Andrews hospital on Feb.
18th. The Courant failed to make mem
ton of this last week. y FRS
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Reynolds of
Westhope were visitors at the w. FL.
Adams home in this city Friday, while
in attendance at the Annual Inspec-
ton of Lorraine Comamndery.
Young men, women, over IL, desir-
ing government positions, $3.50 month
ly, write for free list of positions now
open, R. Terry, Former Civil Service
examiner) S45 Continental Bldg,
Washington, d. c. 3tp
Miss Annie d. Burr, County Super
intendent of Schools and Mr.. A. c.
Berg, Rural School Inspector, were
visitors at Antler Thursday of last
week, where the schools were inspect
ed. ~ 5&
JAS. Jackson and family arrived
a couple of weeks ago from Minneso-
ia and will spend some time at the
Jas. Jackson home, east of Bottineau.
We are sorry to report that Mr.. Jas.
Jackson, ST., has been quite ill for the
past week or so.
c. b. Aamodt took Monday morn
ing's train for Fargo, where he will
spend several days on matters of busi-
ness connected with his work as Coun-
ty Agricultural Agent. Mr.. Aamodt
will return in time for the meeting to
be held by him announced elsewhere
in this issue.
N. r. Lee left Monday morning for
the cities where he expects to- sub-let
the job of printing the 10000 folders
for Bottineau county. The equipment
of the Advocate office is such that
work Of any consequence must be sub
let to shops having facilities for do
ing printing"
Yesterday was the day Of the Non
partisan League precinct meetings in
North Dakota and If the attendance
can be judged by the meeting held In
this city of the three wards combined,
the state meetings were a decided snc-
cess About sixty attended the meet
ing for Bottineau.
The Minneapolis basket ball team
which appeared here last week, won
nna 0anna nnd lest 49, 49, az 49,