The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-11-16

DR.. /. II. Mccullough returned Il
Bottineau Monday. Mrs. Mccullough
will visit with her parents at RolIs
until the arrival Of their furniture III
Bottineau, when they will begin house
keeping il the John B. Martin resi-
dence.
Many Bottineau hunters were out
Sunday in quest Of ducks and geese
and were particularly successful bag
ging the latter, but what many thot
were white geese proved to be large
swans which had stopped off in the
mountains on their southern flight.
That Bottineau people are taking
interest in the opening Of the Metho-
dist church in this city, was shown
last Sunday by the large number at
attending both services. Rev. Elaye1
will preach in Bottineau again Sunday
Nov. 26th, when special Thanksgiving
services will be held.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Olson Of Antler passed away at st,
Andrews hospital Tuesday night,
Twin babies were born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Olson recently and both Of the
little ones have passed away. The
Courant extends sympathy to the be-
reaved parents.
The Skarning concert given last
Thursday at the high school auditor
ium was very well attended ard a fine
concert rendered. The proceeds Of the
evening were $185.00 Of which sum the
high school receives about $4,000, the
money to be used for purchasing ref
erence books.
Mrs. T. F. Elickson passed thru here
for Westhope from Grand Forks,
Tuesday night, and was accompanied
by Mr.. Erickson's son. Mr.. Erickson
expects to arrive in Westhope in the
near future where they will make
their home. Mrs. Erickson was former
.ly Mrs. d. A. Ferguson .
George H. Kalbfleisch of Westhope
passed thru Bottineau Monday on his
way to st. Paul where he will attend
to business matters. George has ac-
cepted a splendid position with the st.
Paul Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
with headquarters at Minot. His many
friends wish him we'll in his new ven
ture. IA
S. Sigurdson has installed the first
radio in Bottineaul at his drug store
and many people have had the pleas
ure Of listening to programs rendered
in Denver, st. Louis, Minneapolis,
Winnipeg and other places. Mr.. Sig
urdson expects to have the big horn
attached in a few days and then all
can enjoy the radio concerts.
Word was received by Bottineau
relatives announcing the death of
Mrs. Owen Jones at Portland, Ore,
Tuesday morning. Mrs. Jones was
struck by an automobile, last Thurs
day morning and fatally injured. Mrs.
Jones is a sister of Mrs. Lamport and
Mrs. A. w. Burnett of Lake Metigo-
she. She was quite we'll known in Bot
tineau, her husband Rev. Jones at one
time held Episcopalian services in this
city. Mrs. Lamport left for Portland,
yesterday to be present at the funeral.
The first rehearsal of the concert
orchestra just organized by Prof. A.
G. Grace was held at the Forestry
Normal building last evening, About
eighteen instruments were present and
from indications the orchestra will
prove a success. The next rehearsal
will be held Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock at the Normal and it is ex-
pected that around thirty instruments
will be on hand. F.,
Guss Huss arrived yesterday after
noon from Minot via car and reports
that where the roads are dragged they
are in good condition but where they
are being neglected it is almost inn
possible to get through. With frost
coming on following nearly an inch
and a half Of moisture all road super
visors should make it a point to drag
the roads and not leave them in the
rough condition they are sure to be in
if not attended to. +
The young ladies Of Bottineau have
organized a bridge club, naming their
organization the Double Sixes.s The
membership consists of twelve young
ladies and they will meet every second
Wednesday, evening. The first meeting
held last evening with Miss Sena
Arends as hostess. Playing was en-
joyed until 1890 at the Stone Hotel
parlors at which time Miss Arends
took her guests to the Shirley Hotel
where dainty refreshments were
served. "
The Courant wishes to thank the
voters of Bottineau county for the
splendid support given US for Official
paper. The vote on Official paper was
considerably smaller than last year
but the figures prove we havesmade y
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nnin ord we thouL al