The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-02-01
LOCAL ITEMS.

Supplement.
Read it carefully
Free-trade vs. protection.
Right Hon. VIM. E. and the Hon. J. &.
Turner and Noble left last Saturday to
gethcr. .
Miss Jennie Winters left Tuesday for
Grand Forks, .".s.
Read the interview between Gladstone
aud Talmage on End page.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. John Peter
Asker left for their new home in Grand
Forks. ...
The Teachers Association Library is now
oper, the books being kept in Mcintosh
Bros. hardware sh re.
Dave Williamson and Henry Dana left
this morning, the former for Grand Forks,
the latter for Colorado.
To sll persons who had dealings with me,
would like to have them call on me at my
Office, as have some things that would be
OF benefit to you. Geo. E. Sutton.
Rev. Mr.. Gibson returned to his old home
in Iowa, on visit only. While away he
will present the needs of our people and en-
deavour TO procure supplies, especially of
feed for their stock.
After supplying every body in Lordsturg,
Frank Lord turned over about 80 bran new
| coats, pants and vests to the county relief
| committee, to be distributed among the
needy. The Lord is good.
Thursdays departures are Governor Nc
Gsndless, junior editor F L. Co. Supt. schools
| and an all around rustler, Frank Morrissy
Bottineau's favorite, and Nm. H Kirk who
visits Manitoba temporarily.
About 5000 pounds supplies Of various
kinds were received by Mr.. Geo Michie
| chairman county commissioners, on Thurs
day. They consisted of pork, beans, dried
| apples. tea, coffee and other good things.
Rev. Turner breaches tomorrow at II
q. m. for Mr.. Gibson. He has been doing
the Mrds work at Minot lately. It is to be
hoped he will receive call there as it il
generally believed that preachir g is his pro.
! per vocation and mission. P. S.-We learu
| that the Rev. T. has accepted a call to Minol
and we congratulate him thereupon.
Mr.. James Flemming will take subserip.
Aions for the N. Y. World, N. Y. Post, Nat.
ional Democrat, Washington D, c., Farmer.
Voice, Chicago; Farm stoos & Home, Min
neapolis; and other agricultural journals
Now is the time to lay in your winter sup
ply of reading. Mr.. Flemming has sample
copies of all these publications. A discount
to those who pay UP arrears to the PIONEER
Notwithstanding the hard times. the de
votees of TerpsIchore and good time gen.
orally have managed to get in full time. The
NJ ,Brayen has been the scene Of two in.
spiriting events during the week,-to wit
the wedding rarty 0! Mr.. and Mrs. Woo Is
and the send off to Frank Morrissy. The
McVicar also on Friday evening was re-
splandent with the presence of fair ladie.
and brave men to give Dave Williamson and
Henry Dana. send off too.
| We seek to keep abreast of the times and
to keep our readers posted on those grea
issues which so affect their condition and
their hap oiness. Accordingly we have a,
considerable expense, in th. Sc hard times
produced and published in supplement
the views Of Gladstone and Blaine on the
tariff question. Read it an as you appre
ciste the desire of the PIONEER, to keep it,
readers we'll informed, may you also appre-
ciate the needs Of the PIONEER and let thos,
who osn, help us out and pay US something
on account.