The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-10-12
Chas. !. Fairfield of Gardena was 4
caller III the city yesterday

Chas. s. Fairfield of Gardena was i
caller il the city Yesterday.
]. D. Acheson IS trar.sacting BUSH
ness at Maxbass this week.
See Constance Talrnadge ii s''The
Love Expert, at the Grand tonight.
Mrs. Katherine ostlund Of Carbury
was a caller between trains Tuesday.
G.. IA. Husss Of Minot was a Botti-
neau business visitor the first Of the
week. 0
Chester schaffer and B. @. Fitch OF
Dunning were Bottineau visitors Fri
day. @5
John stillman Of Gibson, ILL.,, is
a patient at the local hospital this
week. %P
Elmer Larson submitted to a slight
operation at the local hospital this
week. @t%
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Rev. 1. b. McBain will hold services
at the local Baptist Church next Sum
day evening ats 2. M.
Gerald Bartholemus of Osakis,
Mimi, underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the hospital Saturday.
August Steinke of Gardena is a pa
tent at the hospital, having under
gone an operation for appendicitis,
yesterday. ~ ~"
w. Marsh of Russell passed away at
ST. Andrews hospital Monday morn
ing. Mr.. Marsh was brought to the
hospital Sunday evening. -r
Kermit King, who has been en-
ployed around Bottineau this summer
left Friday for Belfield, N. D., where.
he will teach school.
Miss Anna Emm, daughter Of Phil
lip Emm of Gardena, underwent an
operation for appendicitis at st. An
drews hospital Monday.
VIM. Christensen of Dunseith re-
turned to his home Friday after hav-
ing been a patient at the local hospit-
al for the past two weeks. 49,
Mrs. Robert Walker entertained a
number of friends at her home We'd
; nesday afternoon, complimentary to
her sister from Washington.
Just received a shipment of Cheasa-
/ peake Bay oysters. Will have a ship
ment each week from now on. 90c a
quart.-McD ougall & Nordstrom. st
The N. P. Ladies Club of Hoffman
township gave a supper Saturday eve
ming ard served between 800 and 400
| people. A short program was also
given. r. =
R. B. Stewart left Wednesday for
Fresno, Cal, to accompany Mrs. Stew
art home. Mrs. Stewart has spent the
past month with her daughter Mrs.
ER. Minkel at Fresno.
FOR sALE-Five room house on
corner east Of Court House. Why not
buy a house when it costs NJ more
than rent. Easy terms.-Herman
ThuvVe, Bottineau, N. D.. 3tp
MI. and Mrs. J. o. Ness and daught-
er- Thelma went to Landa last eve
ming to attend a meeting of the Sons
of Norway. Miss Thelma will give a
chalk talk before the gathering. 4.
Word has been received from Nh.
and Mrs. Christ johnson, who left
here recently for the west coast, by
car, locating them in Wyoming. They
expected to arrive in Denver, Colo,
by the ninth of this month. ,-
Ivan Cranston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Alex Cranston of Antler is a patient
at st. Andrews hospital having
fallen off a horse and breaking his
hip bone. We are glad to state that,
he is improving at this writing.
] Friends of Mrs. I. b. Dokken will
be sorry to hear that she had to sub
init to ar. operation in Minot Tuesday
evening for a ruptured appendix. Mrs.
Dokken went to Minot last Saturday
to spend a week with friends and
Tuesday evening was taken to the
Trinity hospital. Mr.. Dokken went
IoEer yesterday and says Mrs. Dokken
stood the operation well but that she
is very weak. We all hope for an early
! recovery. F44