The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-07-27

The BoTTINEAU couR
Oscar. Hoffos left Tuesday for
Grand Forks where he will attend the
Fair.
j. III. Haffner and two children
were callers at Rugby Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Nobert Klingenberg left Tuesday
for Minot where he will attend to
business matters.
Dan McCaughna returned Tuesday
night from Michigan, N. ID. where he
has been employed in a store.
E. w. Learner left Monday for Chi
cago where he will attend the SUM
mer session at the University.
Miss A. D. Burr went to Fort Yates,
N. D. Friday where she attended a
meeting of County Superintendents.,
w. R. Mcintosh left Tuesday for
Grand Forks and the Twin Cities
where he will attend to business mat
ters. t. ~ %= {.
Miss Margaret MacKay was able to
leave the hospital Monday, after hay
ing been a patient there the past two
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Il you r all run down., tired and
out of sorts, try a bottle of Tanlac, the
worlds greatest 2tonic.-Sigurdson's
FOR RENT-160 acres of good hay
meadow, by the new bridge, south of
Kramer. Write or call A. Benson, Bot
tineau, N. Oak. If.
Mrs. John Mckenzie, daughter Ada
and son Kenneth left Monday for
Perth, Ontario, for a months visit
with relatives. =
Mrs. JOS. Quamme will entertain
the Lutheran Ladies Aid at Lake
Metigoshe Wednesday August End.
Everybody welcome. 4.
FOR SALE-3sn new binders made
by Independent Harvester Co. $3.50
cash or bankable paper. Enquire at
Equity Elevator, Kramer, N. D.. st
Prof. Spacht and family left Sat-
urday morning for their home in Nor
witch, N. D. Mr.. Spacht was ali in
tructor at the Normal during the sum-
nfer term.
A card from Jas. Fairweather,
states that he has been transferred
from the Great Lakes Training Sta
tion to a Receivers Ship at San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. A.. Berthiaume and son Maur-
ice went to Rugby Tuesday where
they met Mrs. Jas. Murray and little
son, who will be guests at the Berth
iaume home.
~ Frank Besse, who has been a'mem-
Der of the Bottineau ball team for the
past couple Of weeks, left Tuesday
for Mohall to visit a few days before
going to Wahpeton, where he expects
to join the Dakota League team.
Mrs. Andy Johnston returned Sun
day from Stanley where she acted as
judge, of the Woman's Department at
the Mountrail County Fair. This Fair
is just a new enterprise and Mrs.
Johnston reports a fine Fair and
many exhibits. .s:s>.
Although the passenger train SER
vice on this branch has been cut from
daily to every other day, Bottineau
and the entire branch is receiving
daily mail. On Monday, Wednesday
and Friday the mail is delivered from
Rugby by a government truck. ~ -.
Among the Bottineau people who
attended the double header at Minot
Sunday We're Messrs. and Mesdames
A. O. Johnson, IT. Neville, l.. D.,
Cameron, Harry Spencer, Geo. McMil-
len, W. c. .Pepin, Chris Johnson, F.
Lonsbrough, VIM. Williams, A. Eek,
blad, C.. A. Nystrom, Carl Christian
son, Clifford Johnson, J. J .Krogen,;
M. M. Campbell, ia. johnson, Geo.
Clifford, Lee Mollet, Geo. Nero, T..
Hennessy, Mrs. L. o. Nordin, Mrs.
VIM Collins, Mrs. r "A .Scholfield,
Mrs. R. Costello, Misses, Herman,
Irene and Luella Stewart, Emily VIII
liams, Marguerite and Stella Nordin,
Pearl Johnson, Lottie Evans, Frances
Collins, Gladys Vikan, Gretchen john
son. Messrs. G. r.. Gleason, R. B..
Smith,, Chas. Riley, John Condie, Reu-
ben Stewart, r. R. Smith, Bernhard
Kirkeby, c. g. Gorder, c. B. Aamodt,
Walter Clasen, i. B. Dokken, Harold
Ferguson, .Chas. Nero and R. ii.
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