The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-08-03

pups, Joe Hlavnlcka, Bottineau. FTP
Dr. b. b. Greene of Westhope vas
e professional caller in Bottineau.
Monday. Y.ss..
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Apply Ito Mrs. IN. A. Med
daugh, Westhope, IN. D. tf
FOR SALE at q bargain, two seven
foot Deerir.g binders.-Wm. Hewitt,
Both, N. D. 8. ct
Roy Weston Of Valley City arrived
Sunday and is q guest at the F. w.
Cathro home.
Misses Gertrude Dana, Florence
Mcintosh and Marion Cathro autoed
to Towner Sunday.
Mrs. II. b. Stewart is d patient at
st. Andrews hospital, having UNDER
gone an operation Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. j. Mcdonald, Ju-
verile Court officers, of Rugby, were
business callers in this city Monday.
Mrs. Anton Lallum and daughter
Bernice are spending a few weeks at
Lake Metigoshe, occupying the Rich
ard Williams cottage. =
Mrs. C. p. Oliver left Saturday for
the Twin Cities to purchase her fall
millinery stock She visited over Sum
day with her sol Hale at Fargo.
Mrs. J.. @. Ness visited with Mrs.
Andrew Roser.dahl at Landa Monday.
Mrs. J. Carmody of Hillsboro, wife
of the late Judge Carmody, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. J. M, Daily at Roth.
!, W. r. Mcintosh had his new Chew
rolet damaged considerably Sunday.
He was returning from Lake Metigo-
she when another car going to the
Lake collided with him. No one was
injured. ~@'.ss
~ WANTED--Bundle teams ard men
to start threshing as soon as rye is
ready and continue right through
wheat harvest.-Geo. r. White,
Kramer, N. D.. "... If
4 Miss Elizabeth Fairweather went to
Minot Saturday where she will attend
Summer School at the Normal. Miss
Fairweather will attend jamestown
College this year.
= Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin White and son
Curtis, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clifford and
family and MI. and Mrs. Lee Mollet
and on Lyle, spent Sunday at Little
Fish Lake and Belcourt.
7 Miss Euphemia Fairweather went
to Grenora, N. d. Saturday for a few
weeks visit before the opening Of
school at Cando, where she will be
the English instructor in the High
School.
: Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Campbell and
daughter Annie and son Glen left
Saturday for their home at Tugaske,
Sask., after a months visit with their
son Malcolm Of this city and son Viii
liam of Omemee.
Duncan ,Beaton is suffering with
poisoning in his hands,. Mr.. Beaton
does not know how he got the poison
but at this time Of the year it is very
unfortunate to be unable to work. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Harriet Daniels and Miss Ada
Nichol went to Belcourt Sunday at
which place they will substitute in the
schools for Mrs. Letitia Dobbin and
Miss Alma Bergeron, during the Sc
we're illness of their father ~ +
Misses Emma Pepin and Mable
Crandall left Sunday for the Twin
Cities, Miss Pepin to do fall buying
for Milady's Shop and MISS Crandall
to visit friends. Miss Crandall will
also visit in Eau Claire, Wis, before
returning home. 49,
FOR .SALE-One rs Fl. P. Case
pillow engine, III good running order.
One 1884 in. Avery separator good
as new, run only 70 days. Also two
steel water tanks. For information ap-
ply to John Seim, administrator,
Dunseith, N. D. r. 2. Box Is. St
The congregation of the Baptist
Church gave a farewell party at the
John Mckay farm home, last Thurs
day evening for Rev. ard Mrs. J. N.
Start. The evening was pleasantly
spent in visiting and a dainty lunch
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Start were
presented with a purse Of money.
About forty people were present.
Fl. G. Dana autoed to Rugby Mon
day to meet Joe Pinkerton of Corval-
lis, Oregon. MI. Pinkerton is in his
way home from Pinkerton, Ontario,
where he has been attending to BUSH
ness matters. The Pinkertons are old
time residents of Bottineau and this
is Mr.. Pinkerton's first visit here in
seventeen years. His many friends
will be pleased to meet him again.