The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-04-06
Gnral Nf1l1a

~AdVeTIlSlng LOCALS Are CaSh-HOM
to figure: Six words make \ line,
Twelve words two lines, etc. Should
the locals make seven, eight 81 nine
words, It Is figured two line notice.
The charge is 10 cents per line PEI
issue and remittance must accompany
the order. 81 N Il
We will remodel yourIast seasons
hat. Milady's Shop. II.
Ole Crogen of Carbury was 4 Bot
tineau visitor Saturday. .
Owen Thomas was d business visit
or in the city yesterday.
HI. Pratt, merchant Of Souris,
was q Bottinean visitor Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Newton Of Antler was a
county seat visitor between trains on
Saturday. .
NuBone corsets. The kind that
doesn't break or rust. Fitted to your
figure.-Miladys Shop. tt
Dr.. F. H. Mccullough and Fay
Amsbaugh drove to Dunseith and re-
turn Sunday afternoon. Il !
u. w. Schmidt or Gardena dir I'VE
Il Monday. ISsc!hmidty" says the
reads are getting verse. s..
Mrs. Fl. r. Head left Monday oon
for Devils Lake where the Heald's
viii make their future home.
The Lohr sisters, teachers in the
schools at. Antler were county seat
visitors between trains Saturday.
z. D. Acheson took Saturdays train
for Westhope. Mr.. Acheson "fliy-
,vered" down again Monday morning.
Chas. Berg, Of Dunseith, County
Commissioner of Aoiette county, was
a Bottineau business visitor Saturday
afternoon. - . i
We are paying Is cents live weight
for good fat turkeys and chickens.
Bring in what you ARCHAEOLOGICAL
& Nordstrom. : ->,T". If
l. Saturday Bottipea4 had the appear
q, CO of being Il real ma.co2c''., the
streets being lined with cars for he
first time this year. >r"
Il c.. B. Aamodt and c. D. Shaner
drove to Towner and back Sunday
afternoon. They report the roads as
being in poor condition. J. VI
Mrs. Geo. Miller and little son of
Rugby arrived Saturday evening and
will spend a few days with her moth
er , Mrs. Catherine Riley.
Mrs. w. r. Mcintosh returned Tues
day evening from Willow City where
she spent a couple days visiting with
her daughter, Mrs. HARRISON. +
Mrs. Adolf Bauer returned Monday
noon from near Souris, where she Wis
tied at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. J. Dorr, over Sunday.
J.. J. Weeks, G. B. Aamodt and ALI.
Eastgate we're at Omemee between
trains Tuesday attending the stock
holders meeting of the Dairymen's
Association
E. A. Shaffer, who has been Deputy
Clerk of Court for the past year or
more, returned to his home near West
hope, Saturday, where he will assist
his father with spring work. y
Mrs. Norman Peterson, formerly of
Bcttineau, but now of Devils Lake
Wa in the city Tuesday on business
matters. She took the evening train
70. We3thope to visit relatives.
A special meeting of the Bottineau
Business Builders was held in the
Commercial Club rooms Tuesday fore
noon at which time the maintenance
of the Rest Room for the coming
year was the main topic A, committee
was appointed to view members in
y regard to same. -
Z FOR SALE-Pure bred Single
r. Comb White Leghorn Matching eggs
and baby chicks. Matching eggs $500
per 100; baby chicks $500 per 100.
This is one of the highest producing
flocks in the State and I deliver ex-
actly what you order or return your
money.-Mrs. Geo. C. Edwards, Ov-
erly, N. d. -.- -. 3tp
r. ~ H ~ - " 3"s- J --s y
Hale Oliver returned from Fargo
Tuesday evening, where he is attend
ing the Agricultural College, to spend
his Easter vacation with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Oliver. It will be
4 remembered that about q month ago
Hale vas DANGEROUSLY ill with ,pneu-
monia, but he doesn't look any the
worse for his experience. but says he
is q long ways from~a well boy yet.
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