The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-03-16

Henry Solpsr of Souris was 4 com
VI sent visitor Saturday.
Hans !. Haugsn of souris was III
Bottineau between trains Thursday.
4 .Rinkle of Antler was 4 capt
tol visitor between trains Saturday.
Jewelers.so. n Lem spent between,
trains, At on1enaee Tuesday. No.
s. 4. sisk Of Kuroh was III Bottin-
eau between trains Saturday 81 bust
ness. ss@$s
Miss Alice Weber left Tuesday for
Kenrnare where she will visit with a
brother for some time.
Oats-15O0 bushel good oats for
sale at doc per Blu. Sample on request.
-seiffert Bros. Westhope. 81.
Arthur CzarnetzH and @. s. Fair
field Of Gardena had business before
the County Court in this city Tues
day.
Chas. Leucht Of near Deep was in
Bottineau on Saturday, bringing with
him one Of the men taken by Prohibi-
ton officers near Russell last week.
For Sale Horses and Fresh Cows.
Also a quantity of rutabagas ait Soc
per bushel. n. T. Nordsletten, Souris,
N. D. 1tp
am taking subscriptions for The
Dearborn Independent-Henry Ford's
Weekly. IL you do not already get it
call me up. Dana Mcintosh. It
We are in the market to buy all
furs, at highest market prices. Hon
est grading. McDougall & Nord-
strom. Er - tt.
Joseph Robillard and Andy Fulwi-
Ter Of 'Westhope were county seat Wis
itors Tuesday. They brought down
witt, them Clarence Robillard who is
awaiting sentence for a crime COM
mitted some time ago.
FOR SALE-Wilt resistant flax
No. LA, rust resistant Durum wheat,
Monad D. l, and Broom Corn Millet,
prices on request.-N. Christianson,
Landa, N. D.. ~. @.$S" At.
FOR SALES h.p.. Fairbanks
Morse gas engine, thoroughly v
hauled, price $4,000. Also / hip. Mo-
gul engine in perfect shape, price $50.
John Elton, Bottineau, ND. m9tf
Friends will be interested in hear
ing of the arrival of a baby girl at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. c.. Nc
Knight Jennie McBain,) at their
home. at Lewistown, Mont, March 9Th.
Bill Barber Of Westhope came down
on the freight Monday morning to at
tend to business matters. He then
took the train for omemee where he
attended to business matters.
FOR SALE--Brome grass, $500
per hundred, Hog Millet, $3.50 per
100. Sacks furnished. Samples sent on
request-Wm. m. Martin, Bottineau,
N. b. II
GIRLS TAKE NOTICE-To the
first twelve girls between the ages Of
six and twelve, buying spring hats,
we will give a handsome skipping
rope free.-Milady's Shop, Bottineau,
N. D.. rex ~~Ss. + 1t
r. A. Brainard Of souris, ,Mennick
Fossum of Maxbass and John Cam
of sWesthope, were in the city
Friday attending the meeting of the
B~ottineau County Agricultural So
ciety officers.
Clifford Anderson and family ar
rived Friday night from near May
vile, where they have spent the win
ter. Clifford was employed ait the
Cameron garage last year, but has no
definite plans for this year.
Z. D. Acheson spent Sunday with
friends and relatives at Souris re-
turning to his duties on freight Mon
day morning. He informs The Courant
that his father, James Acheson is land
up with an attack of the flu.
A number of ladies from Bottineau
drove out to the Ed. Boehnke home
last Friday evening where they spent
an enjoyable time playing cards and
visiting. At the close Of the evening q
delicious lunch was served.
FOR sALE-Very reasonable, 2
choice Purebred Shorthorn Bulls,
about Z months old, with high class
pedigrees. Also Prose- Millet seed,
$1.5o blu. Rye Grass seed 7c lbs.
@. Birk, Maxbass, NJ. D. BIT
To A. S. Thorsen, John Elton and
Fred Vikan goes the credit for shoot
ing the first gopher this spring. In
order to divide the honors attached to
such q feat the three fired at the one