The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-12-14

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. I&"%E
Mrs. Ed. G.. Brown returned to
Shelby, Mont, after two weeks visit
with Bottineau friends. VI I
j. McCaughna spent a few days the
first Of the week at Westhope, attend
ing to business matters.
Thos Hennessy returned Friday
from Bismarck where he transacted
business. >
Aug. Zorn left the hospital yester-
day after having been a patient for
! a short time. =
Duncan Beaton and son Percy left
Tuesday for Shelby, Mont, where they
will spend the winter.
Oscar Olson, Andrew Berg and Otto
| Olson of Souris were Bottineau bust
ness callers Saturday.
Mildred Eide, little daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. P. L. Eide, is i'll at her home
suffering with pneumonia.
Mrs. Emde Cote of Willow City
came up Monday for a visit at the Ed.
Chretien home.
Mrs. T. Erickson of Westhope spent
Friday ard Saturday at the home of
her sister, Mrs K. TAFT.
Wilfred Cote of Willow City was an
over Sunday visitor with relatives
here. -"
Thos. Hennessy and Chas. Beevers
transacted business at Willow City on
Monday.
C. A. Martin of Minneapolis trans
acted business in Bottineau the first
of the week.
Father Andrieuv held services at
, Lansford Sunday returning by way OF
the 500 Monday morning.
= Miss Eva Russell went to Minot
Friday where she will spend the re-
mairider of the winter.
VIM. Barton, Jr. and George Nc
Donald of Westhope passed through
here on their way to Idaho where they
will spend the winter,
A N. Baumann and w. J. Reynolds
of Westhope passed through here Mon
day bound for Minot where they will
attend to business interests.
Neil McDougall of Westhope passed
through Bottineau Monday bound for
Valley City, where he will visit his
daughter, Mrs. Gest.
F. A. Brainard of Souris was a
county seat visitor Saturday, attend
ing the Grain Growers Meeting, which
was held at the Court House.
John Shannon of Westhope returned
to his home Saturday after a success
full operation performed at the local
hospital recently.
FOR SALE-Gearhart. Knitting Ma
chine. Used very little. $500 COM
plete. Write or see A. G. Setterlund,
Maxbass, N. D. FTP
Mrs. Lawrence Nordin entertained
a number of little folks Friday eve
ming, the occasion being little Arlihe's
birthday. The hours were spent in
playing games after which a dainty
supper was served.
Mrs. Ben Kavli of the Turtle Noun
tains left Monday for Minneapolis
where she will spend a week with her
sister Mrs. Oscar Larson. Mr.. Kavli
also took a car of stock to st Paul this
week.
DR. j. A. Johnson this week installed
the radio set recently purchased by
j. III. Weaver. The doctor says the set
is working fire and that he has lis
tened to several good programs given
in the eastern cities.
Mrs. A. C. Grace left Tuesday moor
for St. Paul where she will visit with
her parents. Mr.. Grace will spend his
holiday vacation in St Paul also and
CApCICS W lCdFC tIlC IdttCI pau VI ASNN
2 week. ,
Read the 2-page ad. of Greengard
Bros. in this issue A. Greengard re-
turned to Bottineau last week from
Baudette, MINI. to conduct the sale
and that Alex. is giving real bargains
you will all agree by reading the big
ad in this issue.
C. r. Gleason received a carload of
Ford cars on Tuesday. In this ship
ment is one of the new 4-door Ford
Sedans. This body is larger than the
regular Sedan and many improve
ments are found, such as screw type
operation windows, more leg room,
etc. See this a on display at the
Gleason garage.
Come. to Souris for your holiday,
birthday, wedding presents, etc. We
have fine jewelry, pearls, wedding
rings, baby pins, lingerie sets and
pins, gold watches and chains, per-
fumes and toilet goods and sets. Kew
pie dolls, mamma dolls, toys, box can
dy and many other articles suitable
for the occasion at the SOURIS DRUG
STORE.