The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-11-23

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Mrs. D. Mcintyre returned to hel
home At Westhope Friday after spend.
ing . few days visiting with Botti.
1neau friends.
Alma Olson, Clara Foss, Henry Oh
ID and Olaf Olson Of Landa have
been in Bottineau the past few days
bang at the bedside Of their brother
aid friend, Edwin Olson.
Andrew johnson Of souris was ii
Bottineau yesterday and made az ap,
splication for passport as he intends
to visit his parents in Norway The
coming winter. /
Walter Olson of Rawson, N. D. ar
rived in Bottineau to be at the bedside
Of his brother Edwin Olson who il
very low at the hospital with pneu.
monia. Nh. Olson is station agent al
RaWson. NJ
Miss Ruth Elayer, daughter Of the
Rev. and Mrs. Elayer, arrived Satur-
day evening from Minneapolis. Miss
Elayer will attend the Forestry-N Norm.
al the balance Of this year.
4 FOR sALE-My 2sx32 IT. thresh,
ing machine shed and 10x14 auto shed
Located on Fred Guttu's farm. Fol
prices write or call j.. s. Dalen, Roth
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Mrs. Samuel Acheson, ST., of West
hope passed through here Monday on
her way to Ocean Grove, California,
where she will spend the winter with
one of her sons. n
Alma Olson of near Landa has been
a constant attendant at the bedside OF
her brother, Edwin, who is seriously
i'll with pneumonia, at the local hos
pital. ID 49,. .1.. -
! The Omemee Opera House will be
opened under new management with
big dance, November "a. Music fur
nished by Four Piece Jazz Orchestra.
Everybody invited. 1t
d Mr.. Mcleod of Souris is reported
seriously ill at the local hospital.
FOR SALE-Household furniture
and electrical appliances.-Dr. C. A.
Leonard. f'e
E. L. Garden was a county seat Wis
itor in Bottineau Monday afternoon,
coming down to get the remains of
George Mcmillan of Souris~who died
at the local hospital from cancer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoskins entertained a
number of friends Saturday evening.
the occasion being their wedding an
The evening was spent in
cards after which a delicious
lunch was served.
FOR SALE-Choice Barred Rocks.
Cockerals $500 each, two for $500,
June Matched, $3.50 each. Leghorn
white $500 each. Toulouse geese $500
each. Gamblers $3.50,+Fine M. Bronze
gobblers for sale also.-Mrs.
Paul Sorenson, r. 2 Westhope, N. d. 2
Mrs. Emma Bond returned from Ro-
lette where she has been with her sis
ter, Mrs. Watson, who has been SER
i'll with pneumonia. We are
glad to report Mrs. Watson much i'm
at this writing:
Deer shooting season opened in
Dakota last week but as far
as we have learned only one hunter of
this vicinity has bagged one. I. O.
Berge of Carbury shot a small buck
deer on Sunday last. -. 4 =.
The A. o. U. W. and the Degree of
Honor lodges entertained the members
at a pleasant card party and dance
at the l. O. o. +. Hall last evening. An
evening was reported and
,he Degree served dainty refreshments
at midnight.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Peter S. Peterson, of the Turtle
Mountains, at the hospital, Sunday.
DR.. ard Mrs. G. a.. Durnin are en-
a visit from the doctors sis
ter, Miss Ellen Durnin of Brandon.
Miss Durnin will be here about q
month. M 49, u
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Bottineau residents for the past
week have heard the new fire siren
daily, at IL o'clock. This is. an electric
to take the place of the steam
whistle at the light plant. The new
is also operated from the light
The first practice of the Oratorio
Society was held last evening at the
high school. About twenty-five attend
ed and a splendid practice was held.
The Society is under the direction Of
Mrs. sWinsloW. The next meeting will
be held at the high school Wednesday
evening when an organization will be
perfected.
Last weeks Conrant failed to zen
ton that Grant Stafford and step-son
Lester Dennie had purchased the Eliza
Armstrong farm north Of Bottineau,
the Turtle Mountains. This farm
comprises 600 acres and is recognized
as one of the best farms in the
Mountains. We wish the new owners
much success.
The Concert Orchestra recently or
gained by Prof. IA. G. Grace il get