The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-01-05
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Miss Alice Berdam returned til bel
home AT Rugby this morning.

Miss Marquarette Nordin was a pas
senger down to the line Monday.
Mrs. Jerry Daily of Roth was d be
tween train visitor here Monday.
Almo Brynjolfson OF. Willow Cit
was q caller here Friday night.
Miss Sena Arnds returned from he,
home near Willow City Saturday.
Mrs. Chas Nerosand daughter Iren.
returned from Kramer Thursday. h
I have bran and middlings on hans
at my e~1evator.-J. II. Schreiner. /,
Miss Clara Bolnan was a passenee,
from Omemee Saturday afternoon.
Miss Helen Falkenstein returned t.
her school near Carbury Wednesday
Mrs. E. t. Garden and son Of Souri,.
were between train visitors Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. v. A: Kemp Of Max.
bass spent Friday with friends here
Miss Frances Neville went to Souri,:
afternoon to visit relatives
Margery Eckblad spent a couple o,
days with friends at Souris this week
Rev. i, D. McBain will speak al
Souris Sunday, both morning and eve.
ming. - e.,
Tanlac's world wide fame is due e
it's merit. III does the work.-Sigurd.
sons Pharmacy.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Ramstad returned
from a visit with relatives at Landa
this morning.
Olive, Clara and Edna Smulen came
down from Landa Tuesday to speno
the day here shopping.
Miss Lillian Hendricks of Westhope
is spending a few days at the W. R
Mcintosh home this week. =
DR.. and Mrs.C. A. Leonard left Sat,
urday for a few days visit with friends
at Grand Forks and Fargo.
con With the Dance" a super.
special picture, Friday and Saturday
at the Grand. Also a two reel comedy
Misses Anna Hunter and Eulaa
Eastgate returned to their school.
near Miles City, Mont, this morning
Mrs. Austin returned to her HON.
at Lyleton, Can, yesterday, having
spent a couple Of days with her hus
band who is a patient at st. Andrew.
hospital.
"When I began taking Tanlac
only weighed SO pounds now weigh IL!
pounds and never felt better in my
life," says Mrs. Chas Pedn, of Hunts
vile, Ala.-Sigurdson's Pharmacy.
Miss Thelma johnson entertained
ten friends at asdelightful four cours'
dinner, at her home last evening, tn
occasion being Miss Thelma's seven
teenth birthday. The evening wa
spent in playing progressive whist
At the close of the evening the guest
departed, wishing Thelma happy re
turns Of the day.
The Bottineau Womans Club met a
the home of Mrs. M. r. Shuler Tues
day evening. Mrs. VIM. M. Martin
gave a splendid talk on ''The Menace
of Mormonism, handling her subjec
both from a religious and politica
standpoint, and gave some very ap
paling statistics pertaining to Nor
monism which very few people ar
aware of. Mrs. Falkenstein read al
interesting paper on 1.-THE Influence
of Religion ON National life"
Basketball game Friday, night a
high school gymnasium. Bottineau FL
S. VS. Gardena Town Team. Thii
should be a good game. Plan on at
tending.
Young men, women, over II, desiring
government positions, $3.50 monthly
write for free list positions no
open-R. Terry, (former Civil Ser
vice examiner) s45 Continental Bids
Washington, DC. J4-3t
Three rooms for rent, heated ant
lighted, enquire Mrs. s. E. Amsbaugh
City. Il
FOR HIGH GRADE Electric Light
bulbs and high test gas, see w. R
Mcintosh. 1t
We pay three cents per ID. CASH
for hides and furs. Bring them in
Chas. Beeyers. Il
FOR SALE-Economy King No. IA
cream separator. First $500 takes
r. W. Lonsbrough, Bottineau
City. ..s.S. Il
We are in the market to buy all
furs, at highest market prices. Hon.
est grading. McDougall & Nord.
strom. sa tt
Found-In Rest Room, ladies brooch
owner ii have same BY calling ai
Rest Room, proving property and pay
ing 40c for this notice. i
Thousands OF thin, frail men ana
women have reported IA astonishing
and rapid increase ii weight as 4 -
suit az taking Tanlac.-SirurdsOni