The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-05
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twelve words two lines, etc, Should
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The charge is 10 cents per line BEL
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the order. ii
~. Hewitt Of Roth was III town
between trains Tuesday.
Mi. and Mrs. j. 3. Holman 81 Ak.
ler were in town Tuesday.
Oluf Olson Of Landa was d business
visitor in Bottineau Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Lundy left Tuesday for
Portland, Oregon, for 4 visit.
Kenneth Bauer left for Los Angeles
California, Tuesday where lie viii
Visit.
Deputy q. s.. Marshall Wei OF Far
SO was g business visitor il B~ottineau
Tuesday afternoon. n
Want q renter for three quarters
and a half section. Write Up. Flynn,
Westhope, N. Oak. It
Fernan Williams left Tuesday for
Fargo where he will resume his work
at the Agricultural College.
Jess Weaver returned Thursday
from q two weeks combined business
and pleasure trip to Denver Colorado.
The Courant has a good supply Of
Typewriter ribbons ard Carbon Paper
on hand. See us when you need type
writer supplies. " tt
MI. and Mrs. W. J. Kielty, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. j. Prinkle and Mrs DR.. Sweet
Of Minot were week end visitors at
the Hoskins home in this city.
Commissioners Kromre,y, Nichol,
Parkinson, Walker and johnson were
among those who were seen on the
streets of Bottineau Tuesday.
e. G. Cross and Joseph Smetana Of
Lansford were among those who were
over from Lansford to receive their
citizenship papers Tuesday afternoon.
FOR SALE-Grimm's Alfalfa seed,
about / 5000 pounds, prices reasonable.
Sander johnson, Ackworth, N. D.,
Sex. IL, Twp. 1853, R. "a Oct.19p
Perry and George Sidener of Lans-
ford were in town Tuesday coming
over to act as witnesses for some of
the applicants who were up. for natur-
alization. :
Mi. and Mrs. B. C. Phipps of Dunn
ing were county seat visitors Tuesday.
afternoon, Mrs. ~Phipps coming over
to have some dental work done at DR..
McC ullough's dental parlors. '"% j
Daniel McCaughna, of Flint, Mich,
arrived Saturday night to spend a
couple weeks with his brother John
and family. Mr.. McCuaghna says he
enjoys the North Dakota fall very
much. r.
Judge Burr and Federal Examiner
Carlson of st. Paul held q naturaliza-
tonsterm on Tuesday evening, Oct,
eber third. They returned on Wednes-
day to Rugby where a like proceeding
was had. 7"%%' - ~ ~
Mrs. M. M. Harris returned to her
duties at the Register of Deeds Office
Tuesday after spending her vacation
at the home Of her sisters, Mrs. Harry
Hawker of Westhope and Mrs. Dugald.
of L~yleton, Manitoba. ]
FOR ~SALE-Mitchell, 1915, four
cylinder touring car. Five good tires.
Powerful engine. Would make an ex-I
cellent truck. Tires alone are worth
more than the sale price, $1OO.-Ver-a
non 4. Mangun, Bottineau. tt
i Mrs, C. r. Gleason and Mrs. r.
Costello left for Devils Lake Monday
afternoon to attend the State Fedora
ton of Women''s Club meeting as dele
gates from the Bottineau Club. They
will return home tomorrow.
LOST-About two miles southwest
Of Hurd, a telescope containing sam.
ples Of Northern Wooden CO., goods
consisting of sweaters and leather
vests, etc, on the 9Th day OF Septen-
Der 1922. Suitable reward for return.
II. McCaughna, Bottineau, N. p. 81
Mrs. Carl Bastein returned Saturday
from Portland, Oregon, and other
western points. Mrs. Bastein visited
with the John Boehnke family at
Portland ard reports them doing well
as also are the Dirwoodies at Wood
burn, Oregon, with whom she visited.
Mrs. Bastein says that wheatis aver
aging around 50 bushels to the acre
near Moosejaw. II