The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-05-24
LOCAL ITEMS.
May 24th. 1919.
Good Queen vio's birthday.
The best Queen England ever had.

Good Queen Vio's birthday.
The best Queen England ever had.
To day is the day to celebrate it.
Whoop'er up, Canadians.
Buy your farm machinery Of good, re-
sponsible parties -Staede & Taylor.
Elegant rains have prevailed the past
week and the ground is thoroughly soaked.
The Mcvicar house, formerly the rest
aurant. is to be let, fur nishsd or unfurnish-
ed. For particulars inquire Of the PIONEER.
Now is the time to subscribe for the
PIONEER, we also give the leading news
paper Of North Dakota with II. Only sc
cents for both P1oNEER & Argus to Jany lst
1891.
new organ at the McBrayen, about a
year old. It is an organ with mouth
It is called Lizzie. and is Just learning tc
call Dan-Dada.
As announced by US recently, the Argus
(Fargo) will be sent 70 all subscribers who
have paid their subscriptions, since Jan'y
1st., 1890. If not dssirsd please notify US.
As veterinary surgeon Daniel Stewart
cant be beat What he dol't know about
q horse isn't worth knowing. II you have
any veterinary work, be sure and see Dan
Stewart.
Major Makee OF the Turtle Mountain
Tim % favored the Pior eer with o call Mon
day last. The Major is doing good work in
converting the heathen Of his nsighborhood,
politically. MT
Frederick Brown, brother CT Alex. v. and
Percy, lefb for Colorado Thursday on . visit
TO rela tives. We think Fred will be glad
to get hack to help harvest those 30 bushels
TO the acre Of the golden.
Visitors to Willow City will consult their
convenience and comfort by patronizing
John Charbonneau's restaurant, first house
on the Main street from the depot. Every
thing IL first olass. You will enjoy il.
Frank D. Lord ofthe burg bearing his
sanctihed name, was up among the boys,
rustling for the r. NJ. p. A. OF North Oak ota;
while here he appointed Judge Dana agent
fer that insurance company IN place Of J.
B. Sinclair.
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ssa estsrday was the liyeliest day Bottineau
has seen for many day, for with Judge
Morgan holding court, manufacturing Can
adian and Norwegian Yankees, Major Ma
Clones orstorical displays, the old soldiers
lighting their battles Der agsiu and the
Democratic County Committee preparing
for the coming campaign, Bottinsau fairly
hummed.
Arrivals 81 the Hotel Mol8rayen this
week. ]. B. Stewart, formerly Of Deloraine;
W. b. MaKee. Dunseith; George Rae, P. M.
Of the soon 10 be capital Of Boitineau Co,
the classic named Omemse. Fred Warneke
and wife from the mountains, VIM. Hall, OF
+ l82. 10; George and VIM. Carrie, 'of 100.
u; Commissioner James Cudhie, district
No. 4; John Mnhlsissn, Craw wfordsville, Ind:
Z. Z. Snider, Menota, Man: W. E.J. Chopin,
Chicago.
Geo. Rsa, Mark Peal and Edgar Dodee.
0memee; 7. Lehmanu AMI Claus Schroeder.
Mouse river ,. 8. Brynjolfson, Grand
Forks; a. Condie and Chas. Campbell, Del..
praine, Man; D. p. Morgan, Devils Lake,
md p. a. Maglone, Rugby.
Bottinesn. May 22nd., 1890.
We the nndsrsigned business mon 81 the
lown of South B0ttineau, North Dakota,
agree 70 close our respective places 81 busi-
ness 81 s p. ii. on the following days of
sach week: MONDAYS, Tuesday's, Wsdnss-
lay, Thursday and Friday 3.
This agreement 10 take efect on the 2nd
iay of June, 1890, and remsin il effect un-
No Arthur Bros, Mcintosh Bros.
y. 6lettshAk 4 CO., #. McIntosh & CO
mo. ~ Bennett, M. @. Tibbits,
A. ,. Cnrrle, g. Judd 8 CO.,
rhos. White Q. 8. McCAndlsss,
Stasds 4 Taylor.