The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-06-06


should not fail to consult B. s. Brynjolfson,
Willow City, D. +.
Until new orders, Mass will be celebrated
in st. Paul's church at Tarsus, by Father
L'hiver every Sunday at half past ten in
morning. Sermon in French and English.
In view of probable early encampment,
Troop B. is hereby called out for drill on
Saturday the 8th., at 2 o'clock p. m. Every
member is expected to be present. By order
A. L. SINCLAIR, Cap Troop B., lst c. d. N. G.
The oldest child of Mr.. syer, grand child
of the late Mrs. Winters, died on Tuesday
night. Grand mother and grand child were
buried together. The sympathy of all is
extended to the bereaved.
We have seen several from Willow City
in town this week 1t is presumed they
came to get view Of civilization. 1t is re-
ported that they talk Of some celebration
there on the 4th.
The event of the season will be the music
oil and floral festival for the benefit Of the
Methodist church. Bottineau's best anna
teur talent will spread itself on the occasion.
To be announced later.
teachers examination was held on
Tuesday last. Four wrote and two complet.
ed what was left over from last examina-
tion, making in all, six. The examination
was fair one and we understand the writ
ers did we'll.
The Bottineau county farmers alliance
will meet on Saturday, June 8, 1889, at 8
p. m, in the school house in Bottineau for
the purpose of electing delegates to the ter
ritorial North Dakota) Alliance. By or
der of James Flemming.
That rustling man of commerce, Truesdahl
traveller for Antony Kelly 4 Co., has been
with us since Tuesday. He reports every
thing as looking very bad east Of Devils
Lake. The Red River Valley sadly needs
rain. We have plenty.
Judd & Woods are prepared to meet all
competition and are willing to measure
their strength against all other dealers in
the way of selling goods at bottom prices 9s
to all classes; s.;,,sss ssxsssssssasss '>'sss y
lus.s ghssseeasHa 4or fire protection is making
rapid progress. Being 8 #. square it looks
like deep cellar. Water has been touched
at 10 feet. Proceed to organize your
bcempany. The we'll is located on Main
sareet about half way between McBrayen's s
corner and Judd s. Woods store.
Call and examine the samples of enlarged
photos, done by the Auburn Copying Co., OF
New York. AT A. E. Acheeons. He is
ready to take orders for enlarging all kinds
of photos at reasonable rates. All work
guaranteed.
! For the North Dakota Firemen's conven
tion, to be held at Fargo June II, II ant
l3, the railroad company has made the fol
lowing rates: Rates for fremen in uniform
for round trip, 1922. For the general pub
lie tickets will be sold at the low rate O
$12.36, good to return on June IA.
Hon. J. B. Sinclair was introducing hi
new deputy around town. The gentleman
presents fine appearance in his whit,
plug, dark gray mantle, and green leggings
Dougald was assisting in the introduetions
We presume when not engaged in the pos
office he will assist in the drug store W.
have half an idea that we once saw thi
same hat on the head Of our Oklahom,
Boomer. Sinclair rise up and explain.
Croquct is the game this year. Whel
Bro. McCandless, Of the "Free Lance" ha
had his fingers bent little more and hi
palms pounded little fuller, he too will ad
init it. However we are compelled to ad
NIT that he shows pluck to face Morrissy'
double-curved lightning. Charlie Taylo
likes ball but there is too much distanc
around the bases. Croquet is nice an
quiet, not much running to do (unless tn
Captain is around) and so comes to til
front. Four new grounds in town.
Our town is not at stand-still but i'm
provements are being made daily. The tow
Board now calls for tenders to construe
sidewalks on both sides of Main street
reaching the entire length Of the street
That certainly will be better than maxim
use OF the middle of the road as we have bee
doing since the fire. NJ. @. Tbbits is build
ing stable just back of his Office, and A.
Acheson has q carpenter at work adding t
his shop, this time in the form of q kitchen
He tells us that his sister will soon be wit
him. s~@>s-@.
| Rev. T. W. Gibson has laid the first edi
tion of "The North Dakota Presbyter'' upol
our desk. II is nice bright little sheet
devoted to the interests of Pembina Presby
terry, issued monthly, with Rev. J. P. Schell
pastor at Bathgate, editor, and is sent to an,
address for one year for the sum Of 25c.
has several nice things to say about thos
belonging to other denominations, and il
one place makes use of these words "Dis
tinctions of sects are but rivers which viii
be lost in the ocean of Heavens bliss. Their
is but one Heaven" W. Wa~Rish it e, 2 success g
Hon. v. B. Noble is about to commend
housekeeping in the Bjorneby house witt
his mother doing honors, Mrs. Nobl
arrived on Thursday last and is gladly re
ceived by the many friends that she mad
two summers ago. She notices many chan
ges, still likes Dakota, and thinks that tn
coming year will bring greater prosperit,
than has ever marked our past history
So let it be. " B. is commencing to rustl
around with stoves, tin pans ani soap. w
presume that he intends to get into the han
Of housekeeping preparatory to choosin
q little mate. -.
ssfs NJ. Woodward came very quietly int
a town on Thursday nights train only lettin
4 a few get a glimpse of his well-known form
The reason for this 'thusness' became appar
ant on Saturday: It appears that Mr.. Wood
ward has for some time been missing som
things about his old property amounting t
some $500, 80 he thought that little detec
tive work would not be amiss. On Frida
he took tour over the mountains aud tow
ard evening visited the premises Of Rober
l!urran In the ward he fourd anvaro1 -: