The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-04-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

AONAA i / 1I4O.
Easter is coming.
In-vernal weather behind.
About compile Of tree claims not far from
town, call and see the PIONEER.
The c. rs. are around and the town is
lively in consequence.
Another carload of Pil!sbury -four is on
the way. This time see Greiner about it.
Mr.. J. N. Greincr, at the ". & N. Ele-
vator Co. is buying all the oak wood
offered at 81 to $3.50 per cord.
Farm to rent near Lordsburg, $50 acres
ready for seed. The machinery and stock
to run it for sale. Enquire q, Office Of
PIONEER.
Hiss Kathinka ronnessen has q nice
assortment of trimmed hats. also new stock
Of hne un trimmed hats. Old ones re-
trimmed,
John sanili Of Willow City, deals in aour
and feed. Give him call; always on hand
ready and willing.
Nearly six hundred cords Of wood have
been taken from the mountains aud sold to
The elevator company since January ls..
2 E. Ashley Mears, the money king Of
North Dakota and president Of the mortgage
bank, and investment company Of Fargo,
was in the City Friday.
Peter Hagerman, brother Of Mrs, Ezra
Turner, rencws his love for Dakota and at
the same time brings lady to share it with
him. Thst's the kind Of i'm mmigratian tha,
counts. .....
P. E. Ssndli desires It to be understood
that he is in the field. handling the Nc Cor
mac steel binders and mowers, Rushford
wagons and Buffalo Pitts threshers.
Until new orders, Mas will be celebrated
In 6s. Paul's church at Tarsus, by Father
l. hivcr every Sunday at half past ten in
Sermon in French and English.
Miss Carrie Grcig, who has been spend
ing the winter in .Mani.oba, returned last
Sunday to resume Ler labors As teacher Of
school No. in Amity district.
Bo.tinesu's best. gyra.ed, and pirouetted
and illustrated the poetry of motion at
new building on Tuesday even
ing last. ......
vMiss .Marion Beaton, who has been en-
ployed in the school at Devils Lake the
past six months is up visiting old friends,
for week or so. Miss B. is still holding
down her claim. ~.."5....
F. II. Jones. formerly Of Bismarck, now
Of St. Paul, knows what good oysters are.
If you don't believe it, before it gets TOO
late, write him at 408 Dale St.
Jas. r. Woods 10 now the crack shot
Last week, while standing in his door yard,
he shot and killed two geese with Spring
field rife. They were 1t least 25O yards
fact.
A live native born Dakota editor in the
person Of Eugene Barker Of the Hillshoro
Press, spent several days with US this week
He made things quite lively around snd
went away quite Eratifed with his little
trip. IT, : /. ~s -.
B. s. Bryniclfson Two are sure we've got
his name right for We had his card before
us) Was in Monday, looking over the field
with view to investing eastern capital, a.
the representative Of Mr.. Birkholz Of Grand
forks. - - n. -. s
The regular meeting Of Bottineau Alliance
No. 81 will take place at Bottineau, satur-
day April 6that2 o'clock p. m. II ever there
was stime for farmers 10 unite and act for
their own protection. il is now when it is
proposed IL dictate the price Of binding
twine. .,
A distinguished pedro party occupied the
parlor Of the McBrayen hotel recently.
n. J. Carlton Of Grand Forks. H.. C. Cook
Of Minneapolis, Henry Hodges Of Chicago
and Mr.. Silberstein Of New York, all repre-
sen,ing large mercantile establishments,
being the party referred to. ss---,
The following named ladies and gentle
men wsro present Tuesday last at the
teachers examination: Misses Rhoda
Ferguson, Nellie Hawksr, Annie Mclean.
Kittie Stewart and Frances r. Smith. Mr.
MacNichol Of Botfineau county and NJ J.
Of RoIetts county. The result
will bs announced next week.
Rev. J. A. Hoyis, Presiding Elder Of N.
W. District. (.Methodist) will preach and
&uS S0SI6l VI tuS AOtuS
Supper Mt the following places on Sabbath
April 14th: MeKay's at II a. M; Fergu-
sons sehoolhouse at 230 p. m; and Bot
tinea,i at 7:a0 p. p. al are cordially in
vitsi.
Ia the confusion which has prevailed In
our midst, the last few weeks. we omitted To-
mention the fact ofa call from the Hon.
Roger Allen Of Walsh county on the PIO-
NEER. .M1. "A. has srother who has
come amongst ns. He and Commissioner
Niche are old timers and his visit TO his
old friend George was mutually pleasant.
Hope 70 80 the honorable gentleman here
again. .2
Dr.. Lunnell lately Of ST.. Paal, and =
graduate OF one OF the most prominent
Msdical Colleges OF Europe, arrived in Will.
low City on Thursday evenings train and
located there permanently. and may be
found at all times with headquarters at the
drugstore Of !. Il. Romansen. The Dr.. is
and capable Of ministering to the wants Of
The afflicted. pr. Lunnell fills : long felt
want In that community.
Let us unite NTH the teachers
and he ~ q EO0d time Mt ReU. mr..
H11Vjce s on 7301sdGy evening
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Notice of Preaching
There viii qe preaching in the Presbytcr-
i'm church of this place On next sabbath
7th inst II Il ocLock = . and ct 1 Bop .
M Il Gibsf d
Presbytsrian Diniatsr
Eottinsau. .s
April 5Ih B nj