The Bottineau pioneer., 1889-10-31
Try some of the Fall Cream Cheddar
Cheese, only 10c. per pound at the Fargo
Store. ~ @

Try some Of the Fall Cream Cheddar
Cheese, only lOc. per pound at the Fargo
Store. s~s.~ T., 2
Tommy Woods is tea-ser. He is offering
a pair Of shoes, or suit Of clothes, or o
house and lot or something equally valua-
BILE % every one who buys four pounds Of
tea at the Fargo store. We wonder what
NEXT he will offer in the way Of teazers. II
you have money to spend prepare to spend
It now r.. " = F..
Mrs. Reuben Noble LEFT for her home on
Tuesday. Virgil accompanied hcr to the
Lake. Mrs. N. will be missed very mnch,
as her wise saws and witty sayings made
her already, the welcome and much favored
guest. May her journey home be safe and
Ghsstsn Seisntifes snd beat ss.sEassd at
whist. ...'. --7
Major and Mrs. Makee were in town this
week, the Major to inspect Company B. D.
N. l. The Major expressed his satisfaction
at the turn out. After inspection the Com
pany proceeded to elect Captain in place
OF Alex Sinclair. resigned. NJ. F. Holbrook
being the choice. Jack Stoyer was then
elected End Lieutenant. Success to Com.
pany B and its gallant Commandant and
efficient Lieutsnsata
The hegira Montana ward continues. III
following left Tuesday for the Sand Coulee
diggings, viz: George Mcintosh, Joseph
Croisettier, David Briggs, Ed. Bignell, Geo.
and Alex Stewart, A. v. Brown, Martin
Flsmery, David Holland, David Yeomans
Joe McKinnon, (it is understood that 10
expects 10 study law SO as to run next year
for District Attorney Fred Distiller, j. j.
O'Riley, John Cronqu, Chnrles Baird, James
Townsend and John Edgerton. = #
The Teachers Association Of Bottineau
gave an entertainment last week at the
school house, in pursuance Of q published
program which like every thing, deriving
its inspiration in the fertile brain Of the
cess. 1t suf1ices to say that for enthusias-
tic attendance and attention, the affair was
what might be expected, and the advant-
ages to be derived by our schools, from the
ventilation Of the views Of those old pedag-
ogues. Pestalozze, Froebel, Rousseau and
Socrates are just immense.
Louis sBrunelle is certainly q happy
man, he and Mrs B. are as proud as morials
we'll can be, over their little blue-eyed
Marie Angelique Refine, called Mary, for
short. They recently entered into CON-
tract with one Adolphe Dionne--the mother
being dead for the adoption of the above
named blue-eyed Mary, full release having
been given by the father. The beauty was
born Dec. 18th 1888, and baptized by Father
Malo at st John Jan. Goth 80. May she
prove blessing, acomfort and joy to her
new-found parents. In. .%1a >,S-s i
On Friday the 1lth inst, supper ard
musical and literary entertainment wsf
held IN Peabody school No. /. As il wss
tn hrst Of the kind held In this district,
much interest was conferred in it, and it il
pleasant to have to record that it was il
avery respect success. The supper rrc-
7idsd by liberal hearts and skillful hands,
Vas sumptuous and heartily enjoyed ~
young and old. After ample justice hse
ossn dons the supper, the musical and lit
srsry part was entered upon, well exseutse
Ind as we'll received by the audience. The
program consisted of choruses by choir,
aIsts ana solos by members Of the choir ard
skuukSs I'M EcuuiuRS anu FcCltatiOnS Gy
nsnbers Of the Sabbath school and others:
AID II is worthy Of remark that none, youne
.or old, failed in the part assigned them. At
its close, the usual vote Of thanks was
given with > special vote to Mr.. and Ms.
Hall for the use Of their organ in practioing
for the evening, aud Mrs. Hall, who 10 atly
prsbided at the organ on ail occasions.
Though the program was lengthy, none
we're wsaried, and $l3 were the net pre-.
Nsada Of the evening 81 5SS