The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-05-10

sale at this Office.
The Bottineau school will open on Monday
the 2lst inst.
Rooms to rent In the old Court House build
Ing, apply to Jas. GeT eThompson:
~eie~ Horneman is now surveying the cenae
terry gounds,-why not set out some trees?
Notice of annual meeting Of the Oak Creek
Cemetery CO rporation will appear next week.
yesterday and transacted some routine busi-
ness, chiefly relating to roads. Particulars
will appear in cur next issue.
Charles Taylor left this morning with the
invincible farm' machinery rustler Stacde, for
Willow city. Look out for Charles on his re-
turn. He will surprise us oil.
The only trees planted in town are those of
Banker Harmon. He has set out about thirty.
Some of these days others will regret they
hadn't followed his example.
Rev. Theo. ]. E. Tonnessen will hold services
Sunday Goth. inst ut II q. m. at the residence
of Mr.. Charles Gorder, and on Monday 2lst at
IL a. M. in the mountains at the residence of
Martin Ryan.
Nineteen thousand trees now grace the
farm of VIM. Bell, Of which in due time
he will exclalm, with Thomson, De-
liclous is your shelter to the SOUL"
The veteran stock raiser Dunbar promises
to have 20 cows ready for the creamery.
Who will be the next. senk us your names
and the number you can supply.
Taylors. Do not be deceived by limitations of
Tiger rakes. Staede & Taylor are the sole
agents for this part of the country. All others
who claim to have the Tiger rake for sale have
nothing but inferior limitations.
The wanton destruction Of pickerel in
Fish Lake the past winter, is subject to
which our attention has been called. 1t is
against the law to catch fish except with hook
and line and complaints should be entered
against every one who does otherwise.
We are glad to note that the Rev. Burr is
once more able to be out, although it be with
crutch and cane. The PIONEER was favored
with call from the reverend gentleman
and the faithful Mrs. B., Saturday last and
| hopes to see them often.
Bishop Walker was greeted with a good aud
| ience at the Baptist church last Thursday
| evening. The Bishop delighted his hearers
with discourse, which, as is usual with him,
was distinguished for it's elegance of diction
and v,I1rifxy IF fhn1Uht nurinO 70 orxyic
the rite of baptism was administered It was
quite ] s5sat.' 'saElalss:ng in Baptist church
~. B. Sinclair has received instructions to
survey and plat a strip of lots connecting the
townsite with sec. 10, the county scat, and the
Board of Commissioners, in order to accomo-
date the people having business with the Reg
lister of Deeds and Treasurer, have passed a
| resolution instructing Clerk Coulthard to have
the county building removed as soon as this
is done to Block IL.
The glories Of Dakota.-The gorgeous sun
set-the wonderful mirage,-the brilliant,
merry dances of the aurora borealis,-the
earth with verdure clad.-the picturesque
mountains,-the lovely flowers beauti-
full bellies and the luscious strawberries and
cream that Joe will dispense at the city
lunch room this and next Saturday evening.
The Turtle Mountain Indians claim as re-
suit of the mission of 10 Rolette and others
to Washington, that the "Good Father
among other things has concluded to ex-
empt their property from taxation. The fam
Gus 10 and Clerk of the Court Phillips of st.
John, spent couple Of days at Willow City,
this week, telegraphing to the Governor con-
cerning it, with what result, not yet known.
Burnish up your guns, Company B. Glory
awaits you in the tented field this summer.