The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
Revivs,-rsvivsl.
csp. Thompson had his boys out for Z
skirmish drill on Monday.
Especial attention 10 called to the notice
Of supt. Of Schools Cathro, in another col.
umn.
1t is currently reported and generally be.
lisvsd that Fannie Bottineau 10 another
name for Annie Burr.
In these revival days, the 18th chapter Of
Let Corinthians 10 we'll worth reading, pom.
dering, and then practising.
A new postofice 10 soon to be established
sexsp miles west, called sansahville. with
Normsp a. Stewart q postmaster.
Kelley & Hillbouss are determined to
keep to tho fore. Thsy know the value Of
printer. ink. See their I'd elsewhere.
On the LIST Of April, 10. syers says he
win have his bakery and confectionery
store open for business, At J. B.s o}d store.
Keep your eyes open.
Why can't We get opr mail when it comes
in before ten o'clock7 The large crowd
present last evening At the poatofiee would
doubtless have appreciated the favor.
Now that the county attorney has again
revisited Us, like young giant refreshed,
let him now buckle on his armor and, like
Hercules Of old, clean out the municipal
Aug.an stables.
The following were guests Of the MeBray-
on Wednesday night: VIM. N. MeKowen.
Henry Eeme., sst Paul; Fred. Heath and
wife, Albert Richmond, Bancroft, Michigan;
J. B. M,rtip, wilox City; A. NJ. Parker,
!qEeRa Forks Jaeob shEesgedsr, esg willow City.
County Attorney Noble has returned from
scenes ther. tr.n.piring: +. .haek hands
with Grover, Of course, and adpiriEgly
ga.ed upon the adorable Frsaess frop =
I0opoSt4UA u1stSuC0.
The territorial board Of .dueation has1
issued circular pertaining to the teachifs
Of physiology and hygiene, and suggeststo
teachers tho reviewing Of these studies
fore the next sxamipstion. It smphasise4a
rigorous enforesmspt OF the national 3w
upon the subjects. e
The Rev. Lyman on Sunday evening took
occasion to remark that il he had Known
the Rev. Turner would have been present,
he would have invited him t. preach. 1t il
now surmissd that the Rev. l.. has regretted
that he ever invited the Rev. T, to preach,
the faux pas Of Monday night.
There was bad break thep.
Revival services continue to grow in inter-
est. Tuesday and Wednesday evenings they
were in the highest: degree interesting, the
Revs. Hubert and McCandless respectively
Ths Rev. Mr.. Turner was
conspicuous BY bis ahssacs on the latter
Quite . ppmber "stood up" in
whose behalf the prayers Of the righteous
were offered. Let the good work 60 on.
All those ipterested in the breeding Of
sheep should send stamp to the American
Sheep Breeder for sample copy. The |
Sheep Breeder is an illustrated monthly
published st Chicago, Ill, It $1.0O per
year. The publishers are now Offering =
premium that ahould adorn tho psrlor of
Every shsep-ogper in America. It is An
exceedingly tine engraving, entitled the ]
vShsep Fold" reproduction from the
famous prse painting Of Jacques tho noted
French artist. This is no Cheap John
,hromo, but magnificent work Of art. The:
paper for one year with tho engraving sent
will be $500. The C. s. Burcb
Pub. Co. .re the publishers. Address,
American Sheep Broader, ". W. Burch,
Manager, M Chicago III. /
A religious revival has hsep sought TO BE- /
:reatsd in Rattipsau during the past twoI
wssks. On Sunday evening, st the Prssby-
;erian church, the largest audience ever
lsoemblsd within its walls Was gathered TO- |
,sther for union services, in which II
pastor, assisted by the Rsys. Hul)ft,
Turner and Mecandless, of6eiated, The
ext WAS from : prophecy BY Jerem Ii, and
he subject E.s ''Baekslidins." he rev.
gentleman .aet occasion to comp Lnent the
people Of RoAtineau bscsuse Of hs strong
religious sentiment prevalent, id we'll he
might, for itjs4 fact Of whiehf RQttjRssu
'ounty mey jultly boast, th.t hose Flcss
md sins vslbieh vslb9ieh 80 gsperslly q gr.aippgly
iistinguiah the wild, wsstsrp. fsaltier town,
ind no lodgmspt in our midst. hs eyer
sisss wers exceedingly intsrsstid b and the
mpremptu ebullition Of mslodi@ IL praise
Rom the chief singer Of ths cheirl was cor
appropriate md s4n) tionally
Isrvsnt, 4 vote was taken Of those resent,
md by large majority II was deeaed to
continue the revival services at the church
during the week. 5s
II. Married.
On February %, 1883, 4 the residence Of
Mr.. Hugh Mcbride. Ia Devils Lake, Dakota,
" Rsy. I. g. Lapham. Mr.. Robert Curran,
pf Bottinssq. psky and Miss Magic Brown
af KAnsss City Devils Lake Inter- Ocean.
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