The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-03-09

FOR SALE-5OO bu. Seed Barley
Thompson Bros, Landa, N. D. mi
Anton Wall of Garbury was. a Bot
tineau business visitor Monday.
Mrs. R. Tree of Tow1,er arrived
Saturday afternoon. and be with hel
husband.
The married folks dance held Fri
day night in the LOOT. Hall was wei
attended and a good time is reported
FOR SALE-Pure, white blossom
sweet clover seed scarified, SC per Id
Fred Shurr, Lansford, N. D. M. 2a
Mrs. S. C. Lonsbrough arrived Sat
urday afternoon from Canada where
she has been since December visiting
with relatives.
FOR SALE-Harley Davidson side
car, good as new. $500 cash If taken
at once.-Joseph Haugen, Maxbass
D.. Al
Ole Bjorgo of Mcintosh, Mimi, was
in Bottineau Tuesday and Wednesday
Mr.. Bjordgo owns a farm near Maxbas
to which place he went yesterday
morning.
A quantity Of Seeds, some feed,
rock salt, barrel salt, the entire bal
ance of the Wanner stock is now
being offered for sale at prices consid-
erably below cost.
Jos. Quamme, representing the
Grand Forks Herald CO., arrived Sat-
urday night and spent a few days
visiting with Bottineau friends along
with calling on the trade.
e. d. Bower Of the First National
Bank was the first local individual to
venture out of the city limits with a
car, Mr.. Bower drove to Omemee and
return Sunday afternoon. -
Mrs. G. P. Oliver was called to Far
go Monday morning in answer to a
message stating her son Hale was
quite sick in st. Luke's hospital. We
understand Mr.. Oliver went down
Saturday morning. !.
T The Federal Land Bank of st. Paul
has written Mr.. Neville, Secretary
Treasurer Of the local farm loan asso-
citation that they will now accept five
applications for farm loans from this
association.
Young men, women, v e IL, desir-
ing government positions, $3.50 month
Iy, write for free list of positions now
open, r. Terry, (former Civil Service
examiner) 845 Continental Bldg,
Washington, D. C. 3tp
Miss Hazel Mcintosh, who has been
employed in the Bank of North Dako-
ia at Bism arck, for some time, arrived
"Wednesday evening and will spend
some time at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Mcintosh.
Bottineau is having her share of
sickness this week and to enumerate
every case would be almost impossible
as there are teens of cases of flu,
several scarlet fever and a few dip
liberia, but all cases + reported mild.
Clerks, young men, women, over II.
desiring government positions, S125
monthly, write for free list Of posi-
ttions now open-Raymond Terry,
lformer civil service examiner). $40
Continental Bldg, Washington, DC.
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Last week announcement was made
that after March IL the skating rink
IN the g. n. Gleason garage would be
closed. However. the mild weather
stepped in and makea prevaricator out
of Us. The rink became . garage again
last Friday afternoon.
The band dance, to be held in the
Gleason Ice Rink, as announced last
week, has been cancelled for tho pre-
sent. The Ice has been removed from
the rink and due to sickness II was
thought best not "a put the dance On
In The hill until later. Watch for
announcement.
Richard, tho two-yesr Old son OK Mi.
and Mrs. Christ Arends. living near
Willow City, died Saturday night, toll
lowing m attack of Scarlet fewer. The
remains were brought Ia Bottinean
md buried ii Oak Cxeek cemetery