The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-07-05

And the days are bright and long,
Then, from every nook and bower
Peeps the dainty strawberry flower"
Wild Strawberries ~ -.2~-
Rich. juicy and ripe
At the McBrayen Hotel
Are abundant, though very small.
Just like the best goods, done up in small
(original) packages.
Lake Meti-go-she, at "The Kirk" yester-
day.
Mcintosh Bros new ad read it, bright
and oheery, like their new sign, jos. Woods,
artist
See special local columns for notice Of
meetings, estrays and important matter gen.
orally.
Kirk will soon open IN "original package
store. This will be good news to the lovers
Of the ardent.
Frank May and Jas. Elliot returned from
Manitoba on Wednesday. They report good
crop prospects. ..
Farmers, don't fail to read the law about
noxious weeds. May save you heaps of
trouble and expense.
/ Miss Hettie Sylvester returned. from Car
berry, Man.. last Wednesday, and went to
Willow City. Thursday.
| The County Commissioners hold their
quarterly meeting next Monday. A lively
time Is anticipated. r.e. =. 49,
Mr., and MrsT. F. Woods left for Conway.
Walsh Co., to spend few weeks with MIR
WIS relatives aed friends.
U. 8. customs house, removed from the old
stand, around on to 5th st., opposite Den.
ney' livery barn.
Dakota is good enough for NJ. Hettinger
California to the contray notwithstandir z.
| We are glad to see Mr.. II. back.
II is good to see Aleck Robertson over in
Gods country again. We expect to see the
"grand saohem Of the sit-stills" next.
F.sM. P. A. ON. D. is booming, 100000
acres having already been insured and still
'hsy sEs aat saaRz, 50 sa''
Rev Mr. B. Hagbue, Norwegian Lutheran
will hold services at the house Of jacob
Dahleu tomorrow, II o clock in the forenoon.
John R. Kelley, Of Tarsus and John Nc
Intosh, of Bottineau left Thursday to take
in "the glorious 1t Fort Totten and the
Lake.
Rev. VIM. May, Methodist, will preach to-
morrow and every other Sunday evening at
The school house-Bottir eau. Services at
8 oclock. =. s%zy -. s4
Miss Marion Beaton, one Of Bottineau's
accomplish he'd teachers, left this morning
for the grand national educational! conven-
ton at st Paul. ~~1&
The star-spangled banner, -. a..
OH, long may 1t wave, e9@
Ger the land Of the free n as..ss,zss
And the home Of the brave.
North Dakota Editors are making prepar-
ations for q big time at Devils Lake on the
17th. inst. Guess well have to take it in.
As we journey through life, we must try and
live by the way. Ri :.
f "A nne stand OF max has jacob Cooper
judging by the sample shown us on Thurs
day last. Itaverages II inches in height
and finely blossomed. Jake has 76 acres Of
it. He Is to be congratulated
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. W. Cathro, Of Bis
marok. are visiting with friends IN the city:
Mr.. Cathro 10 the popular assistant super
intendent Of public instruction. Grand
Forks Plaindealsr, July 1st.
. The catching Of fish by nets IL forbidden
BY law and yet there have been numerous
parties from great distance who have
been taking them away by the wagon load 4
This business sheuld be stopped.
Father Ihiser, of Dunseith, smiled upon
the PIoHEER on Monday last. He informs
us that Bishop Stanley will order ''re-
treat TO be held at Belcourt, Rolette 90 lnty,
about the 10th August, to last four days.
About 20 priests will be present.
Il The republican county central committee
met in Willow City Tuesday oath June, and
the following members were present: Sena-
To Syensrud, g. %. Romansen and T Lowery.
q Ic was moved that J. !. N Greiner b ap-
pointed il place of M. @. Tibbits and James
Cameron ID place of +. v. Cathro. carried.
N It was moved md carried that the county
70 appoint delsgates to the statas
convention Be held ii Willow CITY, July sth.
Eagle illoW City