The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-05-04

THE BoTTIN.
MI. and Mrs. IA. r. Long of Ome
NEE were. visitors in this city Sun
day.
Dorothy Eish in Little Miss Rebel
Iion," also two reel Sunshine Comedy
at the Grand Friday and Saturday.
MI. and Mrs. w. "A. Mckee of Del
oraine spent Sunday with friends il
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Becker and
children Of Willow City were bust
ness visitors in B~ottineau Saturday
Miss Gladys Thompson Of West
hope was a caller in Bottineau be-
tween trains Monday.
Mrs. Thos. Hennessy went to Mi
not Tuesday, where she is having
dental work done.
w. 1T. Adams was a professional
caller at Antler the latter part Of last
week.
Ed. Brekke's mother-in-law passed
away at MI. Brekke's home in the
mountains Saturday night. The. lady
was % years old.
Former Commissioner of AgricuI-
ture and Labor, John N. Hagan was
a Bottineau visitor Saturday and Sun
day. )
A. S. Thorsen last week received a
new Henderson De Luxe model motor
cycle, That this machine has speed is
indicated by the fact that it is equip
ped with a 100 mile an hour spedom-
eter. = ''
j. A. Painter returned Friday eve
ming from Bismarck making the trip
by car. Mr.. Painter left Bismarck at
2 P. NJ, and arrived in Bottineau at
10 P. NJ, a distance Of ITS miles and
says he took it easy on the road.
Stewart Condie came down from
Westhope yesterday morning to at
tend the funeral services conducted in
the Presbyterian church today, over
the remains of his grandfather, John
Condie. &@
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Schmidt of Gar
dena were Bottineau visitors Tuesday.
They were accompanied by Mr..
Schmidt's sister, and a MI. Dubuis of
Cavalier county.
NOTICE TO FARMERS-I am still
the agent for Michaud Bros. Inc, of
st. Paul, handling all kinds of groc-
cries. I also represent the Northern
Wollen Mills of Fergus Falls and will
call on you with a line of samples this
summer.-John McCaughna, Botti-
neau, N. d. May 10
DIR. and Mrs. C. A. Leonard will
leave the. first of next week for Fargo
where they will attend the State Dent
al Meeting. The doctor will conduct
the clinic on Gold Foil.
From present appearances Botti-
neau will not have a town base ball
team this year. To date it has been
impossible to find jobs for 8 or d of
the players and they expect to go else
where. ~
Monday afternoon Bottineau was
visited by a real rain storm and in
the short space of about 90 minutes
.7S of an inch of moisture was record
ed at the Normal School. u.
l.. c.. Holz returned Saturday eve
ming from Minot, where he attended
the L. He. dealers meeting. MI. Holz
reports a very good meeting and says
things look good for the International
line this year.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will serve
a public supper at the church next
Thursday, May IL. Supper will be
served from $50 on Everybody in
vited.
= Souris and Bottineau played a fine
ball game of base ball on the local
diamond Sunday afternoon. 1t was a
clean game all through. When the
score card was investigated at the
end of the game the score stood S to
l in favor of the visitors.
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The pupils of the Grammar room
put on a play at the Opera House Fri
day evening, which was, a credit to
the school as well as those taking
part. The lower grades will put on
their entertainment Friday evening of
this week, May 9Th. Everybody invited
to attend.
Mr.. Tree of Bottineau, Manager of
the Farmers Cooperative Store, Wis
tied last Thursday evening with his
old friend Tom Best. They used to
sthit the pike" together in C~asselton
over, forty years ago.
Among the out of town people who
attended the Oddfellow Anniversary
Sermon held in this city last Sum
day were: w. "A. Thatcher, W. G.
Hamilton and G. III. Moen of Souris;
II. N. Hanson and ]. Butz of Kramer,
and one or two from Omemee whose
names we did not learn.
Mr.. Neville, the implement dealer
of Goodlands, Man., transacted bust
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