The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-04-05

The hideous form Of anarchism is making
Its appearance in onr midst.
Miss Ne&4ie Sylvester left On Tuesday for
q short trip to Brandon
The Free lance devil took rum TO Dun
seth on Friday and will return Monday.
Bro. Hager, Of the Eagle" was in town
yesterday; also Albert Marshall. Pelitics.
Eh,
Sheriff Hoover, called Halvorson by the
Fargo Argus Fiend, came back from James
town all right.
The PIONEER "Devir' has been promoted
10 assistant cashier Of the bank; give US
printer for luck; every time. ~.
Six applicants for pedagogical positions
presented themselves to Supt McCandless
on Tuesday md Wednesday last.
The leasing Of the sche ol lands in Bottin-
eau county, as ad vertised, takes place on
Wednesday next At the court f,use.
Miss Minnie Carey returned home last
saturday from Michigan where she had
spent the winter. Welcome home-Min.
We regret to hear of the death Of Ed.
Andersons infant sor. His little soul took
its al yht to the regions Of celestial bliss on
Saturday last.
Senator Syensrud returned from Mime
apolis on Tuesday. From hat we could
learn, his treatment hy Hon, st John Mill
or 8 seed wheat &C m mission was shabby.
Judge Bennett left Thursday for short
trip TO Devils Lake and Grand Jerks. The
Judge is a hard worker aud has to take
frequent short vacations to rest and recup-
erssarAs
Rev Mr.. Haubus, Norwegian Lutheran,
preached last Sunday at Louis Gorder's
house out west and left Tuesday for his
home at Ba, ton. He was the guest of Ole
Horneman, Esq., during his stay.
Warren Moore of aconite fame is back
again and is handling the reius in pls,e Of
Neil McKir non who has gone to his farm.
Ws rren is a thoroughbred rustler and every
body is glad TO welcome him back and get
= chance at his gentle and paternal grip.
We regret to learn that Mr.. Hoffner, who
went to Winnipeg to have piece Of steel
Is ken from his eye, is not improving as well
as it was he ped he would We learn that
the surgeon fai ed to remove the piece aI d
grave fears are entertained that Mr.. III. will
loose the inj jured member.
Rev. VIM May, of Willow City will
preach at tie school house next Sunday
evening az 1880 o'clock. The Reyd. gentle
man was greeted by good audience two
weeks ago. We hope he will continue to-
find II pleas ant and profitable 10 visit Bot
tinean. He is pleasing speaker and the
music rendered by him and his estimable
lady. is certainly charming feature Of the
services, Go and hear them.
We went 70 the Baptist church hast Sun /.
day night-pleAse note the fact and listen-
cd to an excellent discourse by the Rev. Mr..
Hulbsrt. The Rev'd. gentleman's descrip-
tion Of the penteoostal event, when the
aud with fire. was vivid andinteresting and
The comparison between tho apostolic days
when three thousand persons were &C n verted
at once and the present day, was remark
able. The Sutspoken preacher said it now
soul.
Farmers should be sure and attend the
meeting 10 DO held in Dottineau next Satur-
day, for At that time will be preser ted for
discussion the merits Of bill now before
Congress for the crsasion Of what ID
called sub treasury in each Of the ooun-
ties Of the states Of the United States where
il can be shown ttat tho average gross
amount Of products raised and sold in the
county for the past two years exceeds