The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-03-23

uns sseAk Visitor54nesday
Ellis Nelson drove ID Westhope ven
terday afternoon IN business.
Carl Haskins of Westlope spen1
Monday II this city On business.
I'D. Patterson of souris was III Bot.
l3tineau between trains Saturday.
r. B. Smith returned Monday from
Fargo where he had been on business
Halvor s. Salmonson Of near KEEL
was q Bottineau visitor Wednes-
day.
VIM. M. Martin, County Auditor
spent yesterday near Maxbass on
business.
Banker Erickson Of Lansford had
business matters to attend to in this
city Tuesday.
Joseph Watson of near Maxbass was
q county seat visitor between trains
Saturday.
). G. Slower returned Monday from
California where he had spent the
winter.
Ole Dravland Of near Carbury had
business before the county court in
this city Tuesday.
John Shredder Of near Carbury had
business before the county court in
this city Tuesday.
DrJirikowic of Souris was d coun-
ty seat visitor Saturday between
trains Saturday. /.
Misses WIKI and Anderson of souris
were county seat visitors betweens
trains Saturday. u
FIG. Falkenstein returned yester-
day from Bismarck and other points
in the western part of the state.
DR.. A. R. MacKay returned yester-
day from Chicago, where he spent
the past month with his family. ;.
Mrs. A. Berthiaume went to Fargo
today to visit with her daughter Mrs.
Jas. Murray for a couple of weeks.
! We will have a complete stock of
field seeds by Auril 1st. Place YOUR
order now.-Bottineau Milling Co. tt
, Clarence Robillard of Westhope was
this week sentenced to- three years in
the state reform school for attempted
rape.
Mr.. William Russell had the mis-
fortune of falling on the icy sidewalk
Monday, bursting a small vein. in his
head.
FOR SALE-Two hundred bushels
clean Velvet -Chaff seed. wheat. See
Mi. Condie-Forestry State Norm
= -, If
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Solper and
Miss Lenora Kovarik of Eidsvold
township were: Bottineau visitors on
Saturday;
FOR sALE-sOO bushels of Ku-
banka Amber Durum seed wheat.
Cleaned.--F. J. Yellen, R 2 Bottineau
N. D. 2tm30
Miss Marie Trimble and Miss, Myra
who teach at Landa werescoun-
ty seat visitors between trains Satur-
day.
Prof. Nelson IF the Souris schools
took in the teachers meeting called by
County Superintendent Burr on Sat
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Fred Stearns of Minot, represent
ing the International Harvester Co.,
was a business visitor in Bottineau
this week. %z
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Brander Bill
Brander and Miss Lottie e. Kim were
seat visitors form near Souris
Saturday. 4 Ia =.
E. A.. Shaffer and w. A. Thatcher
business visitors to Rugby last
afternoon in connection with
court matters.
J. St. Neville and family spent Sun
lay afternoon, at the home of their
laughter Mrs. Lamoureaux at Dun
seth, making the drive by
A. D. Fairweather of Souris visited
his brother William last Friday,
Mn. Fairweather has been quite I'LL
the flu for the past two weeks.
FOR SALE-Hatching eggs from
SINCE Comb White Leghorns and
White Rocks. 75c for Is or $500 for
FL. Yellen, Bottineau. Up
Mrs. Vim. Ruelle Of Westhope re-
,urned to her home Monday afternoon
spent two weeks in the city at
hsahonns of ME, and Mrs.. Henry BY
Thos.McKinley of near Souris had
lis mile ride ON his Fordson tractor
asst Sunday afternoon. Tom drove the
to this city to have it over
lauled.
For Sale-Seyen good work horses
md mares, Ave and six years old,
about 1900 to 1900 lbs. Inquire
It The Bottineau National Bank, Bot
ineau. N. .. tt
Mrs. Knox Ferguson entertained
OF her neighbors at an after