The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-08-31

Two girls wanted At once to worl
at Shirley Hotel. }9, i
GIRL WANTED-For general house
Work..;--Mlrs. !. B Dokken. I
P..L. KIyveE was a Bottineau visit
Eor LAST Thursday and Friday.
The Misses Shetland of willow Cit,
were B~ottineau shoppers on satur
=. N. Hanson, cashier Of the Krsssmr.
Eer State Bank was a Bottineau visiito,
yesterday. s1 S. s5. III !. $s.
Mrs. Victor Glace and children al,
ENJOYING an outing at Lake Metigosht
this week.
Misses Mary and Lucy Plante Wis.
tied their sister Mrs. Fred Gagnel
Wednesday. w 5ss ~.
Mrs. N. +. gampion and Mrs. Du:.
Bay Of Willow City visited in Botti.
sI1eauss Saturday. II x
Mrs. Harriet Daniels and dauchte,
Gertrude are spending the week a,
Lake Metigoshe. [ RI
Misses Edna and Kate Hawn left
today for Dunn County where they
will teach school. u
Rev. Pr. Campeau Of Willow City
was guest Of Fr. Andrieux in this
city, Wednesday. :
Get in early and beat the crowd tc
see "Bunty Pulls the String" at the
Grand tonight. ~
VIII trade Allen touring car in
good condition for hogs OF cattle. In
quire at this office. ii
!. Coffee Shop now open on Thomp-
son Street, next door to Cream Sta
ton. Give us. a trial. 1t
Mrs. John Robertson and four
daughters Of Willow City were Botti-
neau shoppers on. Tuesday. g..
Mrs. E. Theroux of omemee is a
guest at the W. r. Mcintosh cottage
at Lake Metigoshe this week. =
y. Miss Alice Schreiner is assisting at
the Wonder Store during Miss Hill
absence in the Twin Cities.
FOR SALE seven room house,
all household goods, wall paper at
one-half price.-Mrs. Lydia Blades,
Bottineau. :. = >N If
Royal Society crochet cotton, white
and fast colors at 10 cents, per ball as
long as the present supply lasts.-Mi-
Shop. If
]. 7. Neville and G.. B. Aamodt
drove to across the river Tuesday
evening to the farm owned by Mr..
Aamodt. 9E
FOR RENT-160 acres of good hay
meadow, by the new bridge, south Of
Kramer. Write or call A. Benson, Bot
tineau, N. Oak. Z.
.Bunty Pulls the String in the
first Scotch f~eature-size comedy that
has ever been put upon the screen, at
the Grand tonight. =
- SR-F .E5 Er--' - ~ < n FGs = -&--.- .
M. o. Woodward last week moved
MS family into the residence property
recently vacated by. Mr.. ard Mrs.
Christ johnson. ~ - r
Misses Mary and Edith Carey re-
turned home Tuesday from a two
weeks visit at the home Of their
brother, who lives near Minot.
/. Mrs. Jas. Murray and little son>re-
turned to their home at Fargo last
week after a few weeks visit at the
a. Berthiaun1e home. Mr.. sBerthiaume
,ook them to Rugby to catch the flier.
Remember, ''To SOW a thought is to
reap an action" Your first action
should be to send for our catalog.,
Mankato Commercial College, Man
cato, MINI. !. y
Mrs. HieI of Kramer is a patient at
.ocal hospital, having undergone sew
eral operations for blood poisoning.
AZ this time Mrs. Hiel is getting
along nicely, :t a
The Forestry State Normal School.
has calls for furnished and unfur-
rooms and houses. If you have
such for rent, please write or phone
either number 10 ora2l4. S. IA.
Mrs. Dave Fairweather and son Of
Souris, Mrs, Dan Bruce and Mrs. b.
.airweather, of Grand Forks visited
the VIM. FairWeather home III this,
;iitty last Thursday.
FOR SALE 1880 Runley trac-
tors, 125 d. D. Avery steam engine,
82-56 Advance separator, 2 q in..
separators, all in good condition.-A.
Bersson, Fonda, N. 2. 1T
M. and Mrs. G. Q. ZieriIg and
children will leave Saturday for Pipe
stone, Mimi, where MI. Mering will
leach il the Junior College. Nh. Zier-
was an instructor At the Forestry
Normal last year.
Mrs. Geo.Anderson and daughter of,
Rugby visited with Mrs. VIM. FAIR