The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-28
LOCAL ITEMS.

Next Friday
The Glorious Fourth,
Our Independence day.
,columhia-the gsma tt' assaas
Always Es"dshs special local 'oluni's
Insasfng against hail is all the 60 now!
Thursday the mercury stood at loom the
shade. ,.
Bishop Stanley was at Tarsus and Willow
City Thursday.
R. H. Rogers and Jacob Schroeder, of
Willow City were up on Thursday.
The Commissioners will prepare list Of
jurors at their quarterly meeting in July.
Judge Dana says everybody will be
welcome to his grove on the 4th Of July.
Union services at the presbyterian church
on the national holiday, next Friday at 2
p, m. ....
If the center of the county could get
good shower We would be all right for o
fine crop.
There will be union meeting in the
Presbyterian church on the 4th. of July at
2 o'clock p. m.
The 4th will be celebrated at Willow City
tasticalities generally. ..
Pic-nic parties at Glen Ada ard on the
shores of Lake Nett go-she are being or
ranged for the fourth. -. +. .1..-
Read road supervisor Williamson's nox-;
ious weeds notice in special local column
and act and govern yourselves accordingly.
The garden seeds sert by Mr. J. H. Greg
ory to Commissioner Niche may be proour-
ed at the office Of Capt. Thompson and Judge
Dana. ~ zv. ...e-.. H.: -. -. =.
"Original package stores are being
licensed every where, Why not do the same
in Bottinesu and thus get Q revenue? The
o. P. will be sold anyhow.
II A meeting Of the Village board will be
held this evening at 8 o'clock at the armorv,
where all who desire to protest against the
late assessment win have the opportunity
The young people had nice little dance
in the Armory on Wednesday evening. We
understand that it was a very enjoyable
affair: how could itbe otherwise with good
music and Charley and Erick to call.
Mr.. VIM. Hall Of T. 1872, R. n. and Mr..
N. Meighen, Of Bottineau, have each return
ed with a fair lady. whom each respectively
calls his bride. We wish then, joy, indivi-
dually and collectively. No cake.
Does sheep pay? is q common question.
H. A. Scott has 28 sheep, from which was
clipped 29O pounds Of wool. The wool was
sold in the ST. Paul market, and netted the
owner $40. Dunseith Herald.
1 Farmers, diversity. There is nothing
pays better than sheep and what better
place than Bottineau County.
II is shame that in this enlightened and
progressive age, there should be found q
person who would seek to cast odium upon
and by comparison, slander, the women Of
Bottineau County because they chose to
exercise the right Of suffrage at the recent
school election. The postmaster at Sansha-
vile is old enough at least TO bride his
tongue, even ifhe thought that none but
disreputable women would or did care TO 90
70 the polls.
We are informed that Mr.. ]. N. Greiner
has qualified as commissioner. We think
that Mr.. Greiner in his greed for Office has
overstepped the proprieties and that his ap-
pointment under the circumstances was not
only illegal but does not reflect the senti-.
ments Of the voters Of his district His ap-
pointment was also the result Of 9 breach
Of faith on the part Of one member Of the.
board, who had agreed that the appointment
should lie over, on the strength Of which
Mr.. Jas. Graham, who had i petition for his
appointment, was induced % SO home.
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Nj. Robert Stewart and Miss Kittie.
Mc.Arthur were married on The evening Of
the 26th inst. 81 the reG Gidencs Of the bride.
Rev Ezra Turner ofhciating. Only the re-.
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