The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-11-16

take treatment for rheumatism.
ss1Trhe Mash, with j two reel comedy,
also real Hawaiian music at the Grand
Friday and Saturday. ]
There win Be four big reels Of the
serial Go Get'em Hutch, also good
feature AT the Grand tonight.
J.A. Painter went to Westhope On
Thursday evening to attend TO bust
ness matters. He returned Tuesday
loon
Mrs. f. ]. Scully was hostess last
evening to the tt? s Club. Cards were
played during the evening and d
dainty lunch served.
A large number Of people were in
Bottineau yesterday taking advantage
Of the many bargains at the Cooper
alive Store sale.
Chas. F. Stretch Of Renyille town
ship and j. T.. Gorder Of Carbury are
assisting with the official canvas of
the votes Of the general election. .5
The many friends of ".Grandma''
Gibson will be sorry to hear that she
IS suffering with rheumatism and a
speedy recovery is hoped for.
See ssThe Mash with a two reel
comedy and hear the Hawaiian music
during the entire show at the Grand
Friday ard Saturday.
Mrs. s. Lanu Of Eau Claire, Wis,
and Mrs. Caroline Lane Of Penn, N.
D., are guests at the home Of their
sister, Mrs. Chas. Beevers.
Dr.. E. e. Greene of Westhope
passed through Bottineau Friday
night after a business trip to the east
ern part of the state.
Nh. and Mrs. r. Semrau of Drake,
N. d. are guests at the home Of Mrs.
Semrau's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
R. White, near Kramer. &
Mrs. G. P. Oliver is this week NOV
ing her millinery shop to the store
on Main Street recently occupied by
the II. R. Hanse grocery store.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Krogen, Mr.. and
Mrs. Monte Woods ard Mrs. Sig Sig
urdson visited at the John Crogen
home near carbury, Sunday.
d. When you are in need Of sasrsvsd
calling cards, wedding announcements,
call at The Courant offics and
see u line Of samples. tt
= Mrs .Theo. Bergeron of Tarsus is a
patient at st. Andrews hospital, suf-
from a broken shoulder sus-
tanned from a fall down cellar.
DIR. G. A.. Durnin and Attorney w.
Fl. Adams drove to Towner Sunday
the train from there to Minot
where they attended to business mat
ters. rs
Carl Haugland, Sam Hanson, Jack
Rehn and Oliver Maggie of Westhope
all passed thru here Monday bound
for Norway where they will spend a
year visiting friends and relatives. y d,
Mrs. James Murray and son re-
to Fargo Friday. They were
accompanied home by Mrs. A. Berth
iaume who will visit a week or 30 in
5y.
Dolly FIapper hat contest open to
from six to thirteen years. Co..
test begins Friday, Nov. II. Liberal
prizes offered. Particulars at Milady's
Shop. o It
Mrs. C. A.. Leonard was a passenger
Minot Monday on business matters.
Mrs. Myrtle Hutchinson came up
from Rugby Monday to assist with
court proceedings. 8
Mrs. Elmer Smith passed through
Saturday on her way to
where she will visit a
short time before leaving for Norway
where she will spend a couple years.
Found-Two keys on shoestring.
Found. on Main Street yesterday. Ow-
her can have same at this office by
paying for ad. is.
Q. ]. Elefson of Landa was a bust
ness visitor in Bottineau yesterday.
ID. O'Connor of Westhope attend
ed to business matters in Bottineau
yesterday.
Dolly Flapper hat contest, open to
girsl from six to thirteen years Of
age. Contest begins Friday Nov. IL.
Liberal prizes offered. Particulars at
Milady's Shop. 1t
Miss Euphemia Fairweather, who is
teaching at Cando visited at her home
in Bottineau from Thursday until
Saturday. The SCHOOLS in Cando were
q few days last week on ac-
count OF q few cases Of Scarlet Fever.
Mrs. Il. r. Morris Of Devils Lake
arrived from Devils Lake Monday to
be at the bedside Of her father, Jas.
Bacon. Mr. Bacon is quite i'll suffer-