The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-03-30

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EcouIlty sent business visitor Monday.
Gi.i wanted for general honsework
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tinsau visitor between trains Satur-
day. sttf
DR. sreefe of Westhope was 4 BE-
tween train visitor in Bottinean Mon
day
FOR SALE-Seven column. Bur
roughs Adding Machine. Enquire at
this office. ssss s7y II
Martin Vinje left Tuesday noon for
Mhinot where he will spend a couple
Of weeks.
Clyde Weber Of Sherwood attend
sd TO business matters il this. city
Tuesday.
FOR SALE-No. I'D. wheat $3.50
per bushel cleaned.-L. =. Marsh, Rus
sell, n Oak. 2tp
Tonight at the Grand, AHome Keep
ing Hearts, Also one reel comedy,
Dear Departed
Carl Haugland Of Westhope was q
business visitor III B~ottineau Thurs
day Of last week.
T. 3. Condit of Souris was q coun-
Ety seat visitor between trains Thurs
day Of last week.
Miss Manda Hanson. left Monday
noon for Emerald, hes which place
she will be employed. #
Mrs. A. S. Nero is d patient at st.
Andrews hospital this week suffering
with high blood pressure.
g. A. Huss Of Minot transacted
business at the Piper-Howe Lumber
Co., in this city this week. X
Christ Noun and J. i. Gorder were
among the Carbury county seat visit
orsf between trains Saturday.
We are in the market to buy all
furs, at highest market prices. Hon
est grading. McDougall & Nord-
strom. ~ # tt.
F. Jas. Brennan of Antler attended the
100000 more settlers organization
meeting in this city Tuesday after
noon.
Ridgling colts and horses operated
upon by the most modern approved
methods. Correspondence solicited
DR.. j. w. Pritchard, Towner, N. D. tt
Wallace Pugh of Willow City was
an over night visitor with his moth
er, Mrs. Mary Pugh, in this city, last
Wednesday,.
w. T. Mum, i'll. Page and Jas.
Flynn of Westhope attended the 1O0,-
900 more settlers organization meet
ing here Tuesday.
Mr. land Mrs. Adolph Mourn and
son John of Carbury visited ut the
Monte Woods home in the city be-
tween trains Monday. Z
The Auxiliary Of the American LIE
gion met at the home of Mrs. NJ M.
Campbell, Friday evening and trans
acted business matters.
Banker Lallum, L. Mork and Sam
Dunbar of Souris were in the city
Tuesday attending the 100000 more
settlers, organization meeting. y
Orv1lie Smith was in the city Mon
day having the burns treated he re-
ceived in an explosion last week. Or
vile is getting along nicely.
+ FOR SALE-Wilt resistant flax
No. liz, rust resistant Durum wheat,
Monad D. l, and Broom Corn Millet,
prices on request.- Christianson,
Landa, N. d. at.
Robert Lowe of Kenmare was here
Tuesday in the interests of the War
Department. Mr.. Lowe is looking af-
ter Vocational Training cases in this
part of the state.
Tanlac oyercomes rheumatism by
toning up and ~inyigorating the vital
organs, thereby enabling them to
eliminate poisons from the system.
Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
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F. "A. RinkeI of Antler was a coun-
ty seat visitor between trains Tues
day. While here he attended the lO0,-
! 900 more settlers Organization meet
ing held in the Commercial Club
Rooms. ID r@
+. A. Brainard OF Souris was q
county seat visitor between trains6 on
Monday. Mr.. Brainard has exper-
fenced trouble with his teeth this win
ter and his visits here have been TO
consult Dentist Mccullough. i &
N tharsday sysning twenty
friends of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ions
brough dropped inaon them and en-
ioyed d very pleasant evening, Cards
was the diversion Of the evening and
at midnight delicious lunch was
served.
Last Friday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Harris, the ladies OF the Pres
|byterian Missionary Society, enter
tanned in honor of Mrs. Henry Head
and Mrs. John il. Martin, who expect