The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1922-11-30

urday.
F. N. Rich Of Willow City transact
ed business in Bottineau Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee Of Deloraine
visited over Sunday with Mrs. w. ii.
Mcintosh insthis city. n
Herman Thuve left Tuesday for
Fargo. He will return. to Bottineau
about the 18th Of December.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Hoskins ard
family went to Minot Wednesday ia
spend Thanksgiving with friends.
Misses Pearl Nichol and Olive TAFT
went to Balfour Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving at the r. Semrau home.
R. M. Trimble of Westhope was a
Bottineau, caller between trains Thurs
Iday. w. = y%
The Ceurant has Z xosd su,ply of
Typsvritsr ribAons ard CARRIED Paper
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writsr supplies. It
T. d. Acheson left for Coultervale,
Manitoba Tuesday where he attended
the wedding of his niece, Miss Myrtle
Fletcher, yesterday. Miss Fletcher was
married to Mr.. Leslie Barker. ;
Mrs. I. B. Dokken went to Willow
City Thursday where she met Mr..
Dokken who was returning from a
few days business trip to Fargo.
Last Friday evening a banquet was
given in honor of the basket ball team
of the Forestry-Normal, at the Norm
al. Besides the team the men members
of the faculty were present.
When you are in need Of engraved
calling cards, wedding announcements,
ETC., call at The Courant office and
see u line of samples. If
Clarence Vikan of the Gleason gar
age went to Rugby Friday, from
which place he drove home a new Ford
car.
Robt. Thronson of near Maxbass
was operated on at the local hospital
last week for appendicitis and is doing
we'll at the present writing,
Ed. Olson of Starbuck township was
a county seat visitor Monday after
noon on business
G. r. Gleason was a business visitor
south and west of Russell Tuesday.
Mr.. Gleason says the roads are about
as bad as he has ever driven on.
l still have my wood saving ma
chine and will be in town all winter.
Leave orders at Candy Kitchen
Harvey Tetrault. D. lap
D. L. Howard Of Twin Valley, Mimi,
formerly located at Russell, attended
to business matters in Bottineau Mon
day. -.
I. Folstad of Carbury was a Botti-
neau business visitor Monday.
j. W.. Schmidt Of Gardena attend:
ed to business matters in Bottineau'
Monday. -
DR.. Farnand has opened an office
in the Landa hotel and will be there
Tuesday and Thursday nights, and fol-
lowing day until train time. Balance
of time at Stone Hotel, Bottineau. If
Miss Alma Lee came over from
Newburg Monday and will spend some
time at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Amsbaugh, who lives in the
mountains.
M. O. Woodward was confined to the
house a few days this week, having
submitted to a slight operation on his
nose.
The Misses Bess Day ard Eva
Crawford entertained a number of
friends at a six o'clock dinner at the
Shirley Hotel Sunday.
Mrs. r. Tableman Of near Kramer
is a patient at st. Andrews hospital
where she underwent an operation for
appendicitis. At this writing she is
improving nicely. ~
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The Courant is printed a day earlier
this week than usual-the force all
seem to like turkey and can eat to
their hearts content now that the pa
per is out.
J. S. Odland, president of the Mer-
chants National Bank Of Willow City
transacted business in Bottiheau Fri
day. .4. = 7 1
Mrs. Carl Wall of Carbury returned
to her home Monday evening after
having been a pIlhtient at the hospital
for the past thrse weeks suffering
with a broken hip.
Miss Florence Butke and brother
Warren Butke, who have been the
guests Of Miss Ethel Miller the past
week returned to their home in Min
neapolis Friday. =
Two more radio outfits are now To-
Gated in the city. Besides the one at
Sigurdson's Pharmacy, A. S. Vikan