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Newspaper
The Bottineau Courant
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1921
Page
5
Bottineau items cover visitors and travel as residents and neighbors swap news. Mentions include Grand Forks and Minot trips, Buck Jones film showings at the Grand, a Harvest Moon station of dances, school enrollments, and civil service exam notices. Also notes of farm takes up, births, and graduations, with community business and road work updates throughout the week.
Miss Selma Dah visited Rugby with friends yesterday. Chas Brander of Westhope was a Bottineau visitor on Friday. Dr Chas Durnin and son of Westhope were Bottineau callers on Tuesday.
Dropped tire prices take effect May 1st with Non Skid 80x84 at 18.40 and a 30x3 inch smooth at 10.80, adjusted on mileage. C R Gleason Bottineau offers first grade tires priced by mileage.
W W Hubbard of Bottineau visited last week to check his farm. Emma Kovarik returns from near Kramer after a successful teaching term. A Moline hauls gravel for Boundary Creek bridge on the State Road. Wm Slattery visited J B Hubbard home Sunday. Ed Patterson was a Bottineau visitor Friday night. Barn dance planned at Kovarik's Friday June 17 with potluck lunch. Nelson Bros oversee a large crew on the State Road aiming for a good road by fall.
The board of supervisors of Hidsgold Township will accept bids on June 25 at 2 oclock for contract work to grade the road at the bridge on the town line between Brth. Complete specifications and samples can be obtained at the Clerk's office, C. M. Christianson, Clerk.
Mrs. C C Brooks and son James Mize return to Forfar. Clara Wall visited, Born to Mr and Mrs. in Forfar. Mr and Mrs Fred hae forvar Saturday. Mrs N Behm visited Clarence Dixon home. Bertha Koehler and Geo Koehler visited family. H Price, J T Brooks return home after weeks of visiting.
A dense local brief recounts Sunday services at the Baptist church in Glenburn and various social visits around Pickering Township. It notes church leaders debating Sunday ball play, visits by J B Luther, Hegg and family, drivers to Bottineau, and a Turtle Mountain Ladies Aid gathering.
Mrs John Burden sister of Mrs W Stead left for St Paul last Monday. C Bronson's three children returned home Wednesday after a Nebraska winter. Mr and Mrs A W Nelson visited Westhope last Wednesday. A large turnout attended the ice cream social at John Ashiem’s home Thursday evening. Mrs Paul Schrouder made a business trip to Antler Friday. Clifford Peterson and Ernest Nelson traveled to Minot Sunday for chiropractic treatments. Rev Brimstad, a Sunday School organizer, visited the Sunday School and spoke, as did Rev Brown of Max.
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