The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-09-26

Wheat is 62 cents to-day.
The crop of candidates is good. =, (
Miss ViGreig returned on Monday last
Judge O'Brien, Candidate for District
Judge, came over from Dunseith Monday
and made the acquaintance Of his demo.
cratic friends.
Jas. Simpson has joined the colony in
Manitoba Foolish man-He tried to stand
off our brave sheriff but Dave has looked
into the muzzle of pistol before. e
Tom Woods, accompanied by Dave Hoov-
er. left very suddenly Saturday night after
resident who was trying to elude the law
and escape with mortgaged stock into Man
itoba. -
Fred W. Walters, with W. g. Judd & Co.,
received q telegram calling him to Fargo;
but owing to the absence of Tommy Woods
cannot leave until Saturday. We are sorry
to see him 60. <..,
The Rev. Mr. Burr will hold services on
Sabbath at North Peabody School House at
IL o'clock a. m. and at the house of Mr..
Watson, Sen. at 8 o'clock p. m. Sabbath
school and Bible class Immediately after
service at Peabody.
The Teachers Institute is in full blast
with Prof Ogden as conductor. The pro-
fessor favored large and appreciative
audience at the Presbyterian church with
a highly intresting lecture on educational
topics. 49,
Did it ever occur to those howlers about
excessive fees, robbing the farmer ETC., that
in Ontario good board may be had for from
50. SO to So OO week, while here in Bot
tineau county you have to pay nearly dou-
BILE that? >.
Don't forget the democratic meeting to-
morrow evening. The county committee
are exerting every effort to make it sue
cess. David Clark, George Niche, Jas.
Fleming and others will speak on the issue
of the day from farmers standpoint.
WI. Smith. Candidate for senator, came
up yesterday and is interviewing the peo-
Pile. Mr.. Smith impresses himself on oil
with whom he comes in contact as gentle
man in whose hands the interests Of the
people of Bottineau county can safely be
intrusted. -
Willow City has good many rustling
citizens who pull together in every enter
prise calculated to keep it to the front.
Among those who have o history may be
mentioned Edward Wesley. He is an Eng
lishman and counts among his friends N. N,
Hsygart ESQ.,, president of the Midland rail
ssetas ja tAa Gsala
Mr.. Faulkner, inspector of surveys, ar
rived on Tuesday evening and with a crew
goes over the work done by Surveyor Green
last year. He says his reports will be CON-
pleted in from four to six weeks and after
that the land will soon be in the market
| The towns to come in are 160-76, 1928,
1876, n aud 78; and four fractions on the
boundary line. @<
Mrs. Helen NJ. Barker. the we'll known
temperance advocate and orator, will ad-
dress the people of Bottineau Saturday
| evening next, at s o'clock, at the Presbyter.
ian church Mrs. B. is the lady who, two
years ago made such an excellent impress
/ sion by her persuasive and convincing ar
guments. Go and hear her. On Sunday
at 4 o'clock she will meet the w. C. T. u.
The usual campaign crier is abroad in
the land, but it is the old stale cry about
excessive fees in the citizen and final proof
business. This has been so often and sue
cessfully refuted that it is almost super
fuous to mention 1t. Everybody knows
that while the clerk of the court charges
81, he gives two copies, and whereas in
every other county in N. Dakota you have
to pay $3.50 for four copies, in Bottineau
county, for the past three, years and half,
the price is $ss Vinszaf Sl.5o.