The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-04-13

Ed. Thiel vi Kramer was y county
seat visitor Wednesday.
Geo. Wiese of Kramer was i coun-
~ seat visitor yesterday.
o. H. and {. Il. Becker Of Kramer
were county seat visitors yesterday.
Chas. Cleveland Of Overly was .
county seat visitor yesterday.
i. J. Glomseth Of Carbury was a
county seat visitor Thursday.
6. r. Leucht Of Deep was a county
seat visitor yesterday on legal mat
tiers. ~
Mrs. Clara Kelly of Souris was a
Bottineau visitor between trains on
Tuesday.
INCUBATOR WANTED, state size,
make and price in first letter. Box
1873, Overly, N. ID. 2tp
Rev. T. r. Carlson Of Souris was a
county seat visitor between trains on
Tuesday.
FOR SALE-D 1 wheat $3.50
per bushel cleaned.-L. j. Marsh, Rus
sell, N Oak. ZIP
Alton Miller of Souris has been In
the city the past week, having a jos
of OVERLAPPING done on his automobile.
John Seim was in Bottineau Tues
day, coming down from his farm north
of Kelvin. Mr.. Seim reports the roads
as. being fairly good. -
For Sale-16O acre farm, Sc Sec.
18, T. 161, R. 70, in Bottineau county.
For information address Peter Miller,
Pollockville, Alberta. - M5p
Mrs. W. M. .Wilkin returned to- her
home at Kuhn, this state, after spend
ing about a month visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. J. n. Half
ner. H,-..,
There will be a dairy meeting at
Westhope on Saturday of this week at
a o'clock, when it is expected a
Westhope Dairy Association will be
organized.
Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, mother of
Mrs. I. D. Cameron of this city arrived
Tuesday evening and will spend some
time visiting her daughter. Mrs. Stew
art has been visiting with another
daughter, Mrs. Andrew Urseth, at
Fergus Falls, MINI.
A Spring Board association has
been organized and three spring
boards will be placed in Lake Metigo-
she this spring. There will be a board
2 feet high, another a feet high and
another 8 feet high. The association
expects later to install a slide.
. Jacob Ohmart of Grand Forks ar
rived Thursday evening and remained
in the city until Monday noon,
leaving for Leeds. Mr.. Ohmart is
looking younger every day and has
a score of friends in Bottineau who
always like to visit with him.
Don't forget the Bank dance next
Monday night at Wanner Hall. We
have also been asked to announce that
spectators will all have to have tick
cts as otherwise all seating capacity
would be filled up with youngsters
coming up simply to hear the music.
Tickets $1.00. .
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. F. M.
Woodward was hostess to twelve lad
les, the occasion being her fifty-sixth
birthday. The afternoon was spent in
sewing and social converse and a most
pleasant afternoon was spent. A de-
licious luncheon was served at the
close of the afternoon.
The following men were in Botti-
neau yesterday attending the assess
ors meeting held at the Court House:
Bert Ashley, Antler; P. w. Belcourt,
Westhope; L. Shaffer, Westhope; W.
w. Smith, Mohall; Pete Peterson,
Antler; Olaf Olson, Landa; John Kor-
man, Westhope; Martin Berg, Max
bass; Geo. 'sidener, Lansford; v. A.
Kemp, Maxbass.
In order to be assured of IN early
maturing corn, farmers should plant
North Dakota grown seed. We will
have a stock Of the best seed obtain
able by the latter part of April and
those desiring it should let us have
their orders early.-Bottineau Mill
ing Co. " tt
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