The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-06-27

Wnlcn Is the nluO SnOuI1er VI HOfse any
way?
Query? Can court commit itself for
if it say, con-damn it?
Mrs. Olaf Nordin and children went to the
Lake on Tuesday to join Mr.. Nordin there.
Ajob lot of fne. and heavy shoes to be
closed out at once at any price-Judd
Woods.
What wonderous piece of work is q
horse, especially that part Of the equine
anatomy called the hind-shoulder.
All grades of P,llsbury -four. are manu-
factured from No. l Hard and are good and
wholesome.
A jolly party comprising the very best Of
Bottineau's bon-ton, left yesterday for
scamp OUT at Fish Lake.
From telegram received by Clerk Of the
Court We learn that Judge Rose will not be
able to hold court in Bottineau until the 9th
Of August.
Pierson gets off joke on some one max
ing a good Squir. but id poor justice,
it is not believed that he intended anything
personal by such remark.
A black silk cloak was lost on the road
leading from Sec. IA Town l62 Range 76 to
Sec. 4, Town 15s, Range IS. A liberal re-
ward will be paid for the return of the same
to JANE CuRREN.
The Relette County boys who RECALLED US
- ~ s. l.
tertained by the Bottineau boys on the
diamond. Those Dunseith fellers Though
walked all around the Bots with the bat and
ball
Several of our citizens took in the services
at Butte st. Paul (Tarsus) on Monday last,
that being st. Jean Baptiste day. Father
L hivre and the Turtle Mountain brass band
made the day cheerful one for the visitors
from Bottineau.
Three cheers for the red, white and blue.
The wonder and admiration of the Queen
city Of the northwest is NJ. O. Tibbits equinal
residence star-spangled barn-er, oh!
long may it weather, oh! the storms and the
winds that blow, sometimes around Bottin-
eau.
SheriHs and deputy Sherifs, Marshals
and deputy Narshals, justices, attorneys,
witnesses and prisoners have made things
lively in Bottineau lately aud we predict a
first class squall when the County COM
missioners come to count the cost and pay
the bills.
The representatives Of the various
| Croquet clubs of Rottineau met in the spa
cious parlors Of the mansion de Carey on
Thur sday evening last and made arrange
ments for the future playing of the highly
interesting game, according to well under.
stood rules and regulations. When such
experts and professionals as Cap Thompson,
Baldy Pierson, Apollo Morissy and the
elassic-browed Virgillius Brutus Noble get
their heads together, there will be com
bination of graces that will immortalizessthe
game and make their possessors famous.
| Bottineau has been the scene OF more than
it's usual modicum of excitement the past Z
or days; the occasion being the arrest Of
VIM. and Robert Bell and James Waddle 70,
stealing and receiving stolen property, and
Mr.. J. Farewell for falsely personating .
U. s. Customs officer some two years ago
We refrain from expressing any opinion o
these cases until they have all been passet
upon and then, we give notice, that we pro
pose to say something on what we do no
hesitate to say are outrages on civil rights
and travesties of justice.
In the history Of Bottineau nothing ha
occurred TO shock it so, as the untimely en-,
of Mrs. Walter Bstesen, formerly Lizzi
Winters Her death, while yet in tn
infancy of her womanhood, 80 sudden an,
unexpected, happening 50 soon after tn
funeral events in Robert Winters family, il
enough to make one pause and reflect ant
with tho poet exclaim.-
!. Leaves have their time to fall ~
And flowers to wither at the iiorth-wind'l
breath, -.<sr +. =
And stars to set but ah, 9s
Thou hast sll.seasons for thine own, Oh
Death. ~ 'S& .#s'* @.4 ~ -.
The concert which concerted at the Pres.
byterian church last Friday evening was
conceded to be the best ever given in Bot.
tineau and the ladies conspicuous for their
zeal and essiduity in the various sorts Of
contribution to this ever memorable and
successful concert are deserving of the big
gest praise, it is not straining it any to say
that towards the success of the musical part
of the entertainment the Turtle Mountain
Brass band Of 16 pieces under the leadership
Of Mr.. John Dion, contributed greatly and
their concordant sounds ELECTED eommen
dations from every enc. The proceeds o.
the evening were more than sufficient to pay
for that "bran new organ
Farewell, the one held under nm order
from y. 8. Marshal and detained by specia
Deputy Marshal Thos. Lowrie WAS yester
day taken away by Deputy Marshal Shat
tuck to Bismarck to answer the charge o
false personation, Mr.. Noble who wa
Farewell's attorney expresses the opinion
that under the promise made by Marsha
Shattuck which contemplated an examination
before the q. 8. Commissioner at Bottinea,
the unseemly haste in getting away wa
not only breach Of faith but sort o
kidnapping business, as il was stated tha
Farewell expressed desire to see his coun
sci. Justice and her ways are rather lax i,
this part Of the country;a little investigation
would be healthful.
! Manufacturers all over the country art
awakening to : sense Of the importance o
Minneapolis as the distributing point Of tn
great Northwest, and are crowding tn
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