The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-19
Al. X. Moe Of Maxbass was 8 Bot.
tineau business caller Thursday.

~ a. MOE Oh wa u DOL
ineau business caller Thursday.
Franklin Hedeen of Newburg was !
lBottineau business visitor Friday af-
ttsrnoon.
Miss Agnes Vinje spent the week
end at the home Of her parents neal
Landa.
Miss Lottie Evans returned from
Rugby Saturday where she spent the
week visiting relatives. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brainard d
Souris were between trains callers il
Bottinean Tuesday.
]. T. Flynn Or Westhope transacted
business in Bottineau between trains
Saturday. q 55 3
Emil Olson Of Souris attended Ia
business lsa matters il this city Monday
afternoon.
q. 2. Elefson OF Landa was ! coun-
" seat visitor ii Bottineau between
trains Monday.
Mrs. Dora Ferguson and son Thorn
as visited at the TAFT home between
trains Saturday. ~ >. 8
Mi. and Mrs. Charlie Jones OF
Maxbass were visitors in Bottineau
over Monday night
B. CT Phipps and C. E. shaffer Of
Maxbass transacted business in this
city Friday afternoon.
Mrs. J.. L. Page was among those
from Westhope who attended thu
football game Saturday. < !
Mr. and Mrs. H. j. Hanson and
children Of Kramer were Bottineau
visitors Saturday evening. )
Chas. Pease, Knute Tillotson and
M. Foubert of Maxbass were visitors
IN bottineau Monday afternoon.
Prof. Hamilton of Dunseith attend
ed the Westhope-B ottineau football
game here Saturday afternoon. /.
Emil Bergen, who is teaching in the
Brander consolidated school was an
over Sunday visitor in Bottineau.
MRS. Andy Johnston and Mrs. Geo.
Durnin returned Saturday evening
from a weeks visit in Minneapolis.
Misses Berg, Cochran, Riggs ard
Haberslaben Of the Forestry-Normal
faculty autoed to D~eioraine Thursday.
Miss Cox of Minot spent several
days here this week on business con-
nected with the N. w. Bell Telephone
Co. y
Peter Utgaard Of Landa was a
county seat visitor Friday afteroon
and while here made his application
for citizenship. =
August Frykman of Souris attended
to business matters in Bottineau Nom
day. from here he went to Rugby on
a similar mission, I'd
Miss Anna Gingsbury of Grafton.
arrived Saturday evening and is as
sisting at the C. r. Gleason office
during the fall rush. 8 8
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Spencer and
daughter Beatrice, left Thursday by
car, for Lodi, CAL, where they win
make their future home.
E. aA.Shaffer returned stoshis home
in Brander athwnship SATURDAY. after
assisting in the Clerk of Courts Of
lice for the past two weeks.
Miss Nellie Ohmart left yesterday
for Pompeys Pillar, Mont, where she
will sperd some time with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John ohnart.
All. Grade, Halger Nordmark and
Henry Juve of Roth were Bottineau
visitors Monday afternoon. Mr.. Gran
de making application for citizenship.
Nh. and Mrs. Christian Toftland.
Gust Tenneson and Gabriel Feland Of
Antler stopped oyer in Bottineau a.
few hours Monday on their way to
Mortified, N. D. While in Bottineau
MT. Toftland made his application for
citizenship. t 81 z.53 {
The Workman Lodge will hold a
dance and card party in the 1. o. o.
=. Hall OF Wednesday evening. Oc-
5tober 25th. All Workmen ard their
wives are cordially invited to attend.
Ladies' please bring lunch and cups,
coffee, sugar ard cream, win be fur
John 2. Martin, formerly 70 Botti-
neau arrived Wednesday evening ID
transact business. Mr.. Martins stay III
Bottineau was very short as he left
again for 4. Paul, Thursday neon
sArs MarttAaag manyh 1ktsnds sheSs,
pleased to meet him again. \
Last Friday morning the infant
b Of Mr.. and Mrs. /. ID. Cameron
passed away at ST. Andrews hospital,
the cause of death being commissions.
Funeral services were held from the
home. Saturday morning, Rev. /. d.
McBain officiating ard inter1nent was
made ID Oak Creek cemetery. The
Courant extends sympathy to Mr.. and
Mrs. Cameron. -