The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-08-03
ID. Cameron transacted business
at Omemee Tuesday.

d. Cameron transacted business
at Onemee Tuesday.
Miss Alma Gorder ef Carbury was
q Bottineau caller Monday.
Miss Lottie kim Of Westhope visit.
ed with Bottireau friends Monday.
John Gaub and Chas. HoImstrom
attended the Brandon Fair last week.
r. b. Smith and j. II. Kirk trans
acted business in Minot the latter part
of last week.
Robert Ruelle returned Sunday
from RolIa where he has spent q week
visiting.
Walter Hetland and sister Mable
Of Roth were callers in Bottineau on
Tuesday.
Miss Evelyn Olson and Miss Gudrun
Kornkven of Souris spent Tuesday in
B~ottineau.
Clarence Vikan and a party of
friends spent Sunday at Little Fish
Lake north of Belcourt.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Holisky and child
rem of the Turtle Mountains spent
Sunday at Little Fish Lake.
Mrs. Thron Thronson Of Omemee
underwent a very serious operation at
st. Andrews hospital Monday.
Peter Lennon of Souris had the
misfortune to break an arm Saturday,
and is a patient at the local hospital.
Philip Paulson of Carbury brought
his little son to the hospital Friday.
The little fellow is suffering with a
broken leg.
John Murray Of Omemee was able
to leave the hospital Tuesday, after
having medical treatment for bruises
received while working on a binder.
FOR SALES new binders made
by Independent Harvester Co. $3.50
cash or bankable paper. Enquire at
Equity Elevator, Kramer, N. D.. 3t
F. A. Brainard of near Souris, is
this week threshing rye, his crop is
excellent, going about 80 bushels to
the acre. = -
FOR RENT-160 acres of good hay
meadow, by the new bridge, south of
Kramer. Write or call A, Benson, Bot
tineau. N. Oak. 49," If.
Mrs. A. Morris beatrice Bacon) re-
turned to her home at Devils Lake,
Tuesday, after several weeks visit
here with her parents, Mr.. and. Mrs.
Jas. Bacon.
FOR SALE-$2OO.OO takes 1917
Maxwell touring car and $25O.00 takes
1918 Maxwell touring car, in good
condition.. P. Ertresvaag, Botti-
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P.'J. Scully spent day fishing at
Mouse River the first Of the week,
but "Pat" forgot to leave any part
of his catch with his friends when he
returned home. 49,, - .
C. R. Gleason ur.loaded two more
carloads of Ford cars the first Of
the week. This makes better than $50
new Ford cars for MI. Gleason since
the. first of the year. . p
Miss Lydia Clasen returned Tues
day from a weeks visit with friends
in Devils Lake. Miss Ruth Clasen has
gore to Grand Forks where she will
attend Summer School at the Univer-
sity. a.. .s..l.
3 C. G. 1Gorder last week received a
carload of Chevrolet Closed Cars, one
a two passenger Coupe, which was
sold to DR.. A. r. MacKay and the
other two 4-passenger Coupes, n of
which was purchased by J. J. Krogen.
Mrs. John Thorburn' went to West
hope Tuesday evening to visit her
daughter, Mrs. w. A. Meddaugh. Mrs.
Thorburn has been visiting her
daughters, Mrs. E. D. Bower and Mrs.
Ellis Nelson, Of this city, the past
month. sep ~
Roswell P. Merritt, Optical Special
list, of Kenmare, N.>Dak., will person
ally visit Upham, Monday Aug. 14th,
Willow City, Tuesday Aug. 18th, Sou
ris, Wednesday Aug. 10th, Westhope,
Aug. 18th. All persons having defect
i've eyesight, headaches, or who need
their glasses changed or renewed
should call and see him. A. 10
49, 80 - a i,
Irwin Williams, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. O. Williams, suffered q pain
full accident Tuesday while in bathing
at Lake Metigoshe, cutting a cash
about two inches long and into the
bone, across the knee cap, on a piece
of glass. Erwin will be confined to his
bed for several days. People should be
more careful about throwing glass or
other sharp articles into the water, as
children cannot 60 into deep water to
escape such things.
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