The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-19

Martin Nicholson OF LRnda was q
caller Thursday. s..ssa. ss &.
Rufus Tree IL trai,sactsd business 81
Velya this ywee .ss's y,
g. RslGleason received i carload Vi
fFordscar this week.
MI. Mrs. Albert Norrel 81
souris svsr callefs Thursday 1
great stage success a Fair and
Warraer' At The Grand tonight.
See May Allison ii Fair and
Warmer Of the Grand tonight.
Victor Glaze Of The Advocate 81.
flee y On the sick list This week.
g. <. vikan was j Rugby visitor
between ',: trains vt Rugby Tuesday.
Mrs. u. 81. Schriener was ] caller
between trains At Rugby Thursday. !
lLoST-A long chain on Lake Road.
Finder return II 20 this office. tip
D. Dickinson of Devils Lake trans
acted business - Bottineau this week.
Wilfred Plat from Westhope was
9 Bottineau caller Tuesday and We'd
nesday. 7 8 = !.
Madame Xv', with Pauline Fred
erick at the Grand Friday and ,Satur-
day. ~
Mrs. JAS. Bacon went to Souris
Thursday evening where she will visit
for q week. !"
A.. M. Condie was a business visitor
to his farm near Maxbass from Fri
day until Monday.
Roy Smedsrud returned Thursday
from Montana where he has been
teaching the past month. '
Mrs. W. A. Meddaugh of Westhope
attended the football game in this
city Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. BENZ. SENS returned Thursday
evening from Minot where she has
beer visiting the past week.
]. Cahill of Rugby was in Bottin-
eau a couple of days in connection
with the potato inspection service.
You can't afford to miss seeing
Pauline Frederick in Madame x" at
the Grand Friday and Saturday.
The Courant will pay ten cents per
pound for large, clean, cotton rags,
free from hooks, eyes and buttons. tt
FOR sALE-Dry poplar, poles
Arthur L.. Larson, " mile north, Of
Vinje Church. { ~F .Oct.2Op
Mrs. E. II. Smith returned to Antler.
Thursday evening after spending two
days visiting with; Bottineau friends.
Herman Thurve went to Fargo Sat-
urday where he will attend to business
matters concerning his compensation.
BOARD and RooM-students wish
ing board and room, apply Mrs. Henry
Wicks, n block south of Central
School. - =: }Oct.26p
Chas. Buchanan returned Tuesday
from Melcorle, I'LL, where he was
called by the serious illness of his
father. ~ b
S. s. Askew Of Freeport, H., re-
turned to his home Tuesday after hav-
ing spent the summer at the Trent;
home, !:
Mrs. Jas. -Thorburn IF Westhope
visited with her daughters, Mrs. e. D.
Bower and Mrs. Ellis Nelson from
Saturday until Tuesday. !,
When you are h need Of engraved
calling cards, wedding announcements,
etc, call at The Courant office and
see q line Of samples. II
Mr.. and Mrs. John Logan and Mi.
and Mrs. Frank Stewart Of Carnduff,
Sask., spent . few days in Bottineau
this week with relatives.
A pair Of ladies' leather driving
gloves were left at the Shirley Hotel
Tuesday. Owner can have same by
calling at this office and paying for
notice. II
Miss Jane Fairweather returned
Thursday from The Dalles, Oregon,
where she spent the past eight months
visiting at the home Of her brother,
William. !.
Alien Mckenzie visited his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Mckenzie,
over Sunday. Timer is Wire Chief
for the Northwestern Bell Telephone
Coat Minot. !
The house on the ii. Andrieux.
serm. east ef Bottinsap burned iss3
sIhursday nlhs w dnderstands hg1
house was insured but the amount
was small.
|. B. Dokken was a Minot visitor on
Sunday spending the day with Mrs.
Dokken, who is doing well following
the operation for q ruptured appent-
dix, 4 week ago.
Ivan Cranston was able TO leave the
hospital and return To- his home at
5Antler Thursday. He is recovering