The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-12-14

Fresh Oysters and Lutefisk always
on hand at McDougall & Nordstrom's
Meat Market. tt
FOR SALE-Economy King Cream
separator No. 16, good as new. En-
quire of c. E. Taber. D. IA
J. L. Page, Of the Bank of Westhope,
was a Bottineau business visitor be-
tween trains Tuesday. "
Alex Hill Of Newburg was a coun-
ty seat visitor on business Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week. =.
Miss Lottie E. Kirn, principal of the
Kuroh schools, was a visitor in Bot
iI.eau between trains Saturday. J..
Mr.. Fosburg of Carbury was a Bot
tineau visitor between trains Satur-
day. .h
Miss Annie Burr attended to bust
ness matters at Antler and Westhope
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. C. Ostlund of Carbury was a
visitor with Bottineau relatives Mon
day.
The Courant will pay ten cents per
pound for large, clean, cotton rags,
free from hooks, eyes and buttons. tt
The county delinquent tax sale was
held at the Court House Tuesday. Sew
eral outside bidders were present but
only a small part of the list was sold.
In living learn and ir. learning live,
. IF YOU don't know how attend Mankato
Commercial College, .Mankato, MINI
Send for catalog.
SKATE SHARPENING-f have
complete equipment for sharpening
r skates right.-A. S. Thorsen, Botti'
neau, N. D. tt
r m. Trimrble, Aug. Seiffert, Will
a liam Lawson and Richard Steinhaus Of
Westhope were business visitors ir
Bottineau Tuesday.
:. STRAYED from Adelard Bibeau
farm, light red yearling steer, weight
= about 500 lbs. Notify Bottineau Coun-
L ty Bank. Il
l still have my wood saving ma,
chine and will be in town all winter
, Leave orders at Candy Kitchen
Harvey Tetrault. D. 14I
r. LOST about Sept. 10th, from a pas
ture N. E. of Bottineau, one black
mare, slightly ruptured. Star in fore
t head. H. Kippen. 2tI
FOR SALE-Gray throttle COVER
nor 7 h p, gas engine III fair ondl'
ton. Costs $4,000. For sale cheap. In
quire of Supt. of Water Works or City
> Auditor, Bottineau, N D. Il
Rev. E. W. Elayer will preach in
y Antler next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. At Kuroki at 8 o'clock and
back to Antler again at s o'clock
Watch next weeks paper for the big
Christmas services,
Eric Sannes of Westhope spent Mon,
day and Tuesday in Bottineau, on
] business and visiting with old time
friends. Mr.. Sannes in years past was
in the employ Of VIM. and Henry Rus
Sell.
/ Earl Hair of Antler was an over
night visitor in Bottineau Monday re-
turning from Rugby where he took a
car of stock. Earl's father, w. A. Hal,
4 met him there and took the stock on
c to ST. Paul.
I will sell q new Ferd-any model
l 70 men earning a monthly salary, who
!. can make a small paynsent down aad
pay the balance in montAly psyrnsnts
Come in or write for infornatioa.-
C. R. Gleason Il
: FOR SALE-One large fire engine
) I'm good condition, made by the famous
Waterous Engine Co. of st. Paul Just
the thing for a town or village with
out water works. Inquire of Supt. Oh
Water Works or City Auditor, Botti-
neau. NJ IL tt
DIR. M. J Farnand will close his of.
flee in Bottineau the last of the week
: and will leave on Monday for his
home at Cando. The doctor informs
us that he will open a branch office
in Bottineau again in the spring.
The Bottineau band has again been
recognized with A.. G. Grace as .di,
rector. Rehearsals are held in the fire
hall every Monday evening at 5 O'Clock
and the boys expect to be in shape be.
fore the winter: is over to give q con-
cert. ## 49,
Winter has apparently grippee
North Dakota for good, the therrnona-
eter has been as low as 35, 81 arc
nearly every day the past week has
been exceptionally cold. There is moi
q great deal Of snow, however, and
cars seem to be able to get anywhere
on the prairie.
Mrs. Thos. White arrived Tuesday
from Froid, Mont. Mrs. White has
spent the past year visiting he,
daughters, Mrs. J.. Gym of Puyallup
Wash, and Mrs. j w. Schnitzler il
Froid, Mont. After d weeks visit in
Bottineau Mrs. White will 90 to Dick.
insor. to spend Christmas with Mrs
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