The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-12-21
LOCAL ITEMS.


Peace on earth, good will to men.
Remember the poor devil Of the P1oNEzR
The Pioneer laundry is again ready for
business.
Rev. Ezra Turner went to Bismarck on
Tuesd,y..
Read the supplement;-ou Xmas. TO the
PIONEER readers.
"All will be serene;"-read David Clark's
latest poetic efusicn.
Miss Minnie Carey loft Thursday morning
to visit relations in Wisconsin,,
For good square meal go to Maggie Nc.
Vicar Pioneer restaurant.
Consignment of supplies for the county
relief committee arrived Thursday.
Behold how good and how pleasant it is
for brethren to dwell gether in unity.
Those srmory bcys are genuine Dakota
hnstlers; tic building is now nearly COM
completed.
The time of the year is approaching when
old Sanity will be around. Let him not for
get the little ones.
All orders for -four for 5th district must
have Michie's sign manual before it can be
distributed.
Judd & Woods donation to the poor Of
Bottineau county arrived tt ursday-car
lead If -four.
If you want to get nice Christmas pres
ert for your girl, o and see Tonnessen, the
jewelers. fine stock Of holiday goods:
Miss Annie Mclean, who taught one Of
the Amity schools last season. left Thur sday
for . visit to friends at Devils Lake.
The Grand Army boys sent 21 900 pounds
Of supplies to the needy Of Bottineau, aud
the Manitoba road took it free Of charge
Argus.
Wood is to be got in the mountains, for
the hauling. The P1oxEER wouldn't mind
il it had few loads in payment Of subscrp.
tiors.
Farmers, il you want to kse? up your
representative and only really live home
paper, you must send in something for the
PloxEER.
Mr.. Saml. Dunbar continues to dispose Of
u at fIe beef which fe has been fattening
on his place out west. ard at prices astonish-,
ingly cheap.
The 9Th commissioner district and George
Mishie its indefatieable representative in
The county board, can havs merry christ
mas now-thst car load has arrived.
Fora good square drink, temperance, Of
course, 90 to Kinks new saloon. 1t has re-
Gently been fitted up in good shape, thanks
to the good t,ste Of the Bottineau artist,
Jas. r. Woods.
John Cudhie, brother Of the commissioner
from the 4th district, favored the PIONEER
with call Tuesday. MIR. C. reports that
there is comparatively little dsstitution in
his brothers district.
Our senator will soon be with US, and it
would be we'll before he returns to Bismarck,
to have meeting in whi,h all the neces-
sary information concerning seed wheat
should be furnished.
TIE Mcintosh Brothers have fitted up
their fine new store in good style. They are
two of our most obliging citizens and will
take pleasure in selling you Ct their useful
stock Of hardx are goods,
II you can't pay up your arrears for sub
scriptions to the PIoNERRt commence the
new year and pay in advance. Even ifeny |
for month, only ten cents; 26 cents for
months. Surely this ia easy enough.
Two to be made one. A very pleasant
ceremony is to take place At 2 o'clock
p. n. to-day in the Presbyterian
church, in which the contracting
parties will to Miss Kathinka Tonnessen
and lcahhh Peter .Askst Merry Christmas
: In the school house at Bottineau on Sat-
urday Jan. 4, 1890. At 2 p. M, the Bottinesu
subordinate alliance will hold its annual
meeting for the purpose Of eleoting officers !
for the ensuing year and for such other
businass - may come up:
Secretary.
We have received copies Of several bills |
introduced in the Legislature; Hon. Jas. E. |
Reed, Of Mellenry Co.. our representative, !
being conspicuous for his assidiuity in that |
line. One of bis bills relates to the creation !
ofs Fire Warden in cash township. to be
appointed By the County Commissioners,
whose duty it should be to guard against
ths rsvaging prairie fre-6end- 1t seems
10 us in view Of past experience, it il cal
oulsted to supply "a long felt want. An
other bill Of his relatss to the duties Of the
state railroad comni Mioners,, Of which We
may speak hereafter
The Presbyterian church last Saturday
was q scene Of sadness and solemnity on
Tho occasion Of the funeral obsequies Of Miss
Gertrude Dana. A very large and symps-
thstic audience was present. Revd's Burr,
Hubert and Gibson oficiated and the Bap
list church choir rendered the music which
was very affecting. bringing tears to the
,yes Of many % the anthem went up to God,
md melOdious prayers ascended' to His
hrone e-Thy will BE- done.-Thou art gene
rom our fase, gone to thy rest, Gertie, but
he sweet recollection fingers Of the many
yraces thh adorned thy character, ennobl
mr. life, conquering death!
= ..ssassal saslsssssas
= 6Hk to order Judge D. E. Morgan
srTivsd on Saturday, held court on Monday
ah. No business Of any kind was trans
.ctsd ssvs the making Of citixsns Of whom
here were iftsen, viz: >s.>
lanes Cameron, John Finlayson,
Peter ]. Ferguson. Larry Franklin,
Michi Hitiiager, John X. Kelly,