The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-12
Gn1al Nrnua
WEEKLY MARKETS

same in the following towns. Botti
neau, Souris, Carbury, Omemee anc
Gardena.
NOTICE-Hereafter The Couran,
will run no local unless cash acccra
paniest the order From time to tinls
we have accepted and run 1ese shor1
locals costing from zoe to $1.0G on
promise to pay later and consequently
we 10 have many dollars outstanding
In these small amounts which do moi
justify the expense of bookkeeping
and mailing statements. We are below
giving a way to figure the cost of
local and from this you will be able
to tell just what an item will cost you
before sending it in: The charge is
10 cents per line, per insertion, which
means if a four line item runs one il
will cost doc, twice 80c, three times
$1.20, etc. In figuring locals six words
shall be understood to mean q line.
IL words two lines, is words thee
lines, etc, and in case your local
makes 13, Ia, 15 and 16 words it is a
8 line item. Lines are figured in null
tiples of six words, any one word or
words, making more than the even line
must be figured as another line. All
addresses and towns are figured as
part Of the item. When sending locals
hereafter enclose the amount of same
as per this schedule or same viii not
be inserted. 4
Miss Olive Smulan was a passenger
from Landa Monday morning.
Miss Annie D. Burr transacted bust
: ness ness at Antler Monday night.
Owen Thomas of Devils Lake trans
scted business here this week.
Mrs. Carl Shellerud went to Souris
Fsonday afternoon to visit relatives.
Nh. and Mrs. Arne Hovind of near
Garbury were callers here Saturday.
Dr. e. E. Green Of Westhope vas in
tiVn on professional business Tues
day. @
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and Mrs. C. A. Leonard returned
Friday from a weeks visit with
friends at Fargo.
]. Burns, travelling auditor for the
Great Northern Railway transacted
b.siness here this week.
John C. %. Lerry, the new blockmaE
forsthe I. II. g. was in Bottineau yes
terday.
j. q. Weeks went to Minot Friday
on business, returning home Saturday
afternoon.
Many people on the verge Of de-
spair have taken Tanlac and recov-
cred Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
Mrs. lanes Bacon went to Roth on
Monday to spend few days with her
daughter, Mrs. Otto Holster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Gondie spent
Saturday and Sunday ct the "A. N.
Condie home, coming from Westhope
by car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smulan arrived yes
terday from Grand Forks being called
here by the serious illness Of their
son Otto Smulan.
IL YOU are run down, discouraged
and out Of heart get d bottle of Tam
lac and see how different it makes
you feel. Sigurdson's Pharmacy. \
Val n. sCowles, editor Of the orion
yille Mimi Star, arrived in Botti-
neau Tuesday night tosbe af the bed
side of his sister, Mrs. s. 4 Robson,
who il confined III the local hospital.
w. Steinmeier accompanied the
Legion basketball team to Gardena
Tuesday and aside from insisting on
witnessing the game from the Ladies
Waiting Room did not commit any
thing spectacular.
Tanlac ii 4 powerful, reconstruc-
tive systemic and stomachic tonic. II
tones np the systszn. restoEeG loee n.
petite and makes YOU fe&l strong.
sturdy md well, as nature intended.
Signrdson,s Phar1nacy.
Mrs. barney Brink and children r.
turned III their home al Fraxee, MINI,
tuesday after 4 pleasant visit 1T the
j. n. Mylan home. They were accoan-
panied Nv Miss Nellie Mylan, who win
spend 4 short time visiting at Fraxee
before going on To Chicago Ia visit
relatives aI.s1