The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-02-16
] LOCAL ITEMS.

Lst Us Incorporate.
Who II Fanny Bottinsau1 =
No lack Of ofexcitsmsnt IN our littls town.
I. p. Dana has money 70 loan u 10 Per
|cent. straight
Jas. McRae of the Tsnpersncs, saloon 70
turned % Saturday.
Titles that ws love those Anew Yori
Counts" q Hoover I Wiley's--Try than.
they are dslisious. 81
81. valsntins had liysiy time iudglnl
from the number Of nissives that hare ben
transmitted by Uncle Sam. .s
Engineer Green u laid up at The IAks
with rhsunasiam. We sympathi1s with Mr.
g. q We know how Il Il ourselves.
slettebak 4 Ertrssvaag ars about stocking
up their establishment with some splendid
new goods. .Look : litsls OUT next week. .
foH sALE. E.--The best two lots IN Botti-
nsau- suitable for : nrst class Hotel. Ap-
ply 70 the Bottineau Bank or clerk Of the
district court. 's
The temperance salooi has changed hands
again. Messrs. McRac 3 Pinkerton having
sold out the whole bnsiness to W. II. Kirk
and Thomas White.
Julging from the number OF Commercial
travellers fitting around Bottineau, wo i'm
agine it must be = good deld for those D.
NOUS Knights Of the grip. #
We regret that letter from james Flem-
ming, whose views on the tariff question
hare won golden opinions from Ill sorts Of
people, 10 unayoidAbly crowded out this
week. Look out for II next week.
The subjects for study at the Teachers'
Reading Circle, on Saturday, 18th inst, are
''Moral Training" pages 80 to 5s in SWEETS
Methods Of Teaching, and "Gray's Elsgy."
page.l94 in English Literature.
Dir. Geo. Meade came very near being ~
Phyxiatsd On nDsaday night last. You
nusnt blow out the gas Or close the dampers
when you put on fresh coal -Geo---or 'you
viii nsesssitass the services Of the grim cor
ensr.
Frank D. Lord and his father. Henry Lord.
Esq, recently from Eau Claire, Wisconsin,
but Who i here to stay and "grow up with
the country. made the Pioneer : pleasant
call yesterday. Come again; Arrays glad to
zee you. y
Tho Rev. Theo. Tonnessen will hold di-
wins services on Sunday the 26th inst. ct II
.. n. 1t the residence of Mrs. Mork, and on
he sollowink day- (the 9Th inst.) at II =.
n. at the residence Of Ole Rolsud in the
mountains.
Read, IL yon have the patience. the idyllic
epic of Fanny Dottineau and then tell us il
you please, what it is all about. Perhaps,
however, judgment had better be suspended
until We print the balance. It combines the
beauty Of Tenuyson's enchanted reysry and
his Queens Jubilee gush. i
Special quarterly meeting services Of the
Methodist church will be beld as follows At
the school house. Saturday evening, 730,
preaching. Sunday morning, II o'clock,
lore feast and class meeting followed by
communion. Sunday evening. 7:s0 o'clock.
preAehing. The Rev. James Draper will off
fciate at oil the abovs services. assisted BY
the Rev. McCandless.
After many trials and tribaiations, N. @.
Tibhits has returned 70 Bottinsau, glad to
escape from the hufly-burly incident 70 the
early spring plowing by the railroads In
South Dskota. He wants no more snow
blockades il his'n. He has probably learn
Cd lesson from hin trip which viii enable
him IN the fnturs. % far = Bottinsan il con-
esrned, . say q St. Paal sid il llth verse
4th chapter of lis epistle y The Philippians
I--vIDs s1lLsxx.