The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-05-25
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$500
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Shirley Cate.
Fred Gust of Kramer was i county
seat visitor Monday.
For sale-Good Early Ohio pota-
toes, also Golden MiIIet.-S. Esterby,
lNewburg, n. p. 3tp
Henry Pohle Of Gardena was q Bot
tineau visitor yesterday.
Magnus Iverson Of Dunseith was d
Bottineau business visitor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Gage Of Delor-
aine were Bottineau visitors yester-
day. .#
WI Zimmerman of Gardena at
tended to business matters in this
city Monday.
Mrs. J. a. johnson and Gretchen
returned Monday from Minneapolis
and Mortified, MINI.
Palmer Hetland and two sisters,
Ruth and Esther Of Roth were Botti-
neau visitors Sunday. 4
Miss AIva Hanson returned to her
home at Roth after spending several
days with Bottineau friends.
VIM. Lueck, who is attending the
EForestry-Normal, spent the week end
at his home near .Gardena.
Chas. Berg, County Commissioner
of Rolette county, was a Bottineau
business visitor Friday Of last week.
Mrs. D. H. Perkins and children Of
Harvey, N. d. arrived Saturday night
to visit at the Martin Larson home.
Geo. Falkenstein is confined to his
bed with a touch of pneumonia, and.
his many friends hope for aspeedy re-
covery.
LOST-A class pin with letters M.
II. S.-22 in front and initials l.. E..
K. on back. Finder please return to
this office. 1t
Mrs. C. R. Gleason and Mrs. M. O..
Woodward were at Minot Saturday
and drove home two new Ford Coupes
for MI. Gleason.
MI. E. FL. Moen and son of Deep
We're in Bottineau yesterday, consult
ing a doctor regarding an infection
in the boys eye.
Mrs. C. W. Steinmeier and children
left Monday for Mrs. Steinmeier's
home at Wells, MINI. C. w. accompan-
led them to Rugby.
Pitcher Eddie Robinson had his ton
sils removed Monday morning and
will not feel a great deal like pitching
ball for a few days. ..7@
The Courant has just received an
other hundred packages of garden
seed from Senator Ladd. You can se-
cure a package by calling at this Of
flee.
AS advertised, the Bottineau Band
was on the job Saturday night. They
will appear again next Saturday
evening, concert to. commence at 8
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$4,000 takes Overland 90 touring
car in best of mechanicalwcondition.
A real snap at above figure-Geo.
B. McMillen, Phone SO, Bottineau, N.
D. - - Z~~. .A ct
FOR SALE-WeH improved quart
er section of land in Turtle Mountains.
Sec. 7-162-74. For further information
see Ole X. Vikan or G. K. Vikan, Bot
N. D. : ct
Messrs. C. B. Aamodt and Banker
of Carbury, and Misses Sena
Arends and Lottie Evans were at
Fish Lake near Belcourt, Sun
day. They returned the same evening
reporting that fishing is not very good
yet. :. -. w.. ~
MT. and Mrs. FL. A. Bate returned
last Thursday evening from Florida
where they spent the winter. They.
made the trip out and back by ar.
However, on the way home, they ex-
p~erienced some a trouble at Crary,
N. D. and returned from there by
train. r.
4. = "a "&% ~ #T-Et 49,, Il. II
Insure your a before taking it out
for the spring. I insure cars in the
Springfield Fire and Marine Insur-
ance Co. Write for rates in fire and
theft insurance Also authorized agent
for the Dearborn Independent, Henry
Weekly.-Dana Mcintosh, Bot
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