The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1886-11-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

hAa I'll tpAnSs worm afternoon.
For all and everything that gives
Our lives 50 nucH,p easure
NE offer thanks. Long may we taste
: Thine overlooking measure: ="
Wheat 40 c at Rugby Junction.
Wood wanted in payment for subserip-
tions to the P,oSGEk.* " -" - 'c'::s
MIR. Tho.. sandli machinery agent from
Minnesota, who made US y visit las,
summer has returned, to stay and is goshs
to build a shop.
Hish"p II rty, Catholic, Of this do
4. 81, 'ccoinpani'd Ivy the far:tampsI
r~"stlrr at Devils Lake. the %irrepr-ssibl%
CHARLES Budde, sped through the town
me day 'rst week BUSINESS it was.
An org ,niz ton is q to he formed
having for its o' ct the social xr,n
mental developments # it's .mtlni,er.
ship. Defamation, resdinksant discus
tits viii form the staple 81. the literar,
forts. While III the & c Al way innocent
IA ! ~ Fl1lucVfls VtS Will VIC given
y. Il No danci"g in the racket: The
name Of thu asst citation viii be- tht
',rphans Home Circle. Farther partic.
.,laIs In our n. xt.eet'
Mr.. McGinnis spent > couple Of days last
week. with US; he Wwss here In the interest
of the Farmer published At St. Paul.
Mimi. and made a trip into the mnountsias
for the purpose Of writing up tho results
Of the fires dread d~esolation; which, IL he
expressed it, appal cd his heart and made
him grieve most grievousy y. Judge Dana
has d OF of his "fdrmSers' at his office which
ore for s~ratnitous distribution, Get ono.
Q ltea s-,i lila and rem rk BILE runaway
tslirrrd Last eve ming, as Mr. Noble W
etnru,ug from Lorlshurg-at the bridy.
yer the creek his team ran anay
.nroWIny Mr. n. out into the none pile.
ut ~t"r'u"at+'y without any injury.
III. tel dashed sr.uud the corner nj
,I fr;'nt # S~'oughtor's store C M il.
,a'ntrct viii Sam. K'ni+y''- wagon t;ade.,
18th poles. Tie Ken fr,ghi.,-.I. brok,
way, leaving the hind wb.eis ONLY.
'ne Of tn 'hors.s was iltnred, ba,
"lly slightly.
The new institution. denominate4 tn,
|'rphsn's Home, under the msnsisn. en-,
NATION slmrson, in tho coprt house,
s in full blast and successful operation.
1t is nnder>tood that in @ccordanc..
18th = lorg established custom, the
tphans will I've treatei 10 \ Thanks.
living dinner to-day. It is safe u say
that the great American bird will suh.,
shen such gourm.nds "a S-l.T-s,
tn. and BIT get TO work on it.
1t III give thinks. -
Tom aorpan's saloon has taken to its.l,
tho wings Of the morning and Town
to Minot, Ward county, the end Of tho
track. In the language Of the Immortal
bard Of Bottineau- So.
No more you'll drink tho rosy wine,
Fresh from q sunny southern CLINE, 1
No more you'll soothe. the stopach's eoat =.
Or take the oo;bwebs from your throat
With Germans whiskey.s
Nor ever smoke a good cigar
At Thomas Germans palace bar.
Their glory is gone from B%ottinsau,
Up to the new town, called Minot. ~
Alas! Poor Yorick.
Several Of our citizens have been having
a good time at the Lake lately as witnesses
in the famous Tregent case, but the hearts
Of the girls they left behind them have
been made glad by their return from that
wicked city of Devilish nomenclature. The
scene Of operations is now transferred to
Bottineau and on the lsproximo the wit
nesses to the number Of a dozen will COM
mence to tell what they know shout that
celebrated case, before Y. B. Noble esq,
who has been appointed referee to take the
testimony. There is now q prospect that
the case will be brought to an end some
time within the next ten years,