The Bottineau pioneer., 1890-01-25
LOCAL ITEMS.

LOCAL ITEMS.
January, 25th. 1859.
Birthday OF Scotia's peasant bard.
Here's health to thy memory. Bobbyi
To day is Bobby Burns day, celebrate il
Hay wanted-about 10 tons. r. F.
WooDs. s-.. 4.
Your & horse to trade for cattle or sell
cheap. T. F. WooDs. ?
School supt. Mcfandless tripped it to
Willow City on Tuesday. " ~ @-<
Mrs Hill, sister Of Mrs. NJ. A. Denney.
left for her home Tuesday.
Trains delayed this week--trouble on the
main hre-tke branch is all right.
. La grippe continues to hold under
its influence. many Of our bsst citizens.
Try the we'll known DAISY or "Daily
b. Flour. to be had only 1t FARao S1oRE.
81
Of the North West, died at Chicago on Sun
day last. tn =. @l...s a. "
The Teachers Association Library is now
oper the books being kept in Mcintosh
Bros. hard dware st< re. ".,
Judge Morgan has appointed John F.
Cowan, ESQ, Of Devils Lake, attorney f3r
Roletts County. A good appointment
To all persons who had dealings with me.
I would like to have them call on me at my
office, a. have some things that would be
Of benefit to you. Geo. E. Sutton.
Why not organize Robert Burns club to
lesp his memory, ever fresh and fair?
There are Scotchmen and descendants Of
Scotch, enough in Rottineau county, 10 form
one. " -: .~-.".. ~.
Col. Lounsberry, the populsr special agent
of the land department Of the geverr ment.
has been ordered to wia,er quar- ters on the
North Platte. Nebraska. We hoFe to see
you when the spring time comes, gallant
Col. |a
The car load Of -four which we bought for
benefit Of the poor has been distrit uted
q nongst 200 families and although this is
gone we viii supply any poor man with the
nscessariss Of life and take wood in psy-
mont. FARoo SroRs.
Charley Taylor took run 70 Devils Lake
last week 70. the purpose OF procuring >
monun ent for McGintv, the o, ly disting-
>uished victim Of Ia grippe in Bottineau Co.
The ceremony o. erecting the shaft and COM
memoratiT g the virtues Of the late ,mented,
took place last evening IN the occasion Of the
departure Of Bo.tineau's favorits, Fran
Molrisy, for Fargo.
& Post-of6,e inspector Watkins slipped in
quietly saturday last and left ON Tuesday
mornirgs train. He came for the p1rpt 10
Of continuing his Investigations into the
Losses of registe red mail that have occurred
ut the Bottineau post office. Several parties
ara 81, ,poaed to be implicated in the pilfer-
ings that have taken place. He went, but
will probably return again. -
Mr.. james Fle..ming will take subserip-
ions for the N. T. World, N. Y. Post. Nat
ional Democrat. Washington D, c., Farmers
Voi,e. Chicago; Farm Stool & Home. Min
neapolis; and other agricultural journals.
Now lie the time to lay ia your winter sup
ply Of rsading. Mr.. Flemming has sample
copies Of all these publications. A diso,.nt
to those who pay up arrears to the PIONEER.
A meeting ofthe Turtle Mountain Protec-
tive Union was held at Bottineau Jan 9th.
General notice is hereby given that next
meeting Of the Union will Sc held q school
house Dottinean on afternoon OF Saturday
Jan. 26th. at l:80 sharp. ALI members are
requested to be present and any others who
., . interested in the general welfare Of the
community At large. Chas. s. Tregent.
Secretary.
Two bills have been introduced id the
legisla ure relative to seed Nheat-one is
tor III act ~ ao,izing 9 counties t, issue bonds
which 40 far as Bo. o.tineau CO ,nty il con
cerned. is Q. n"niac.ica' value-the county
already being bonde.t To- a. much as it eau
stand--,hs e.ner is to provide for the liens
upon crops and for the levy Of tax to secure
the payment of the ,,ofchase price Of seed
grain. IL is n n,ole Or less complicated
bill and open 10 oit5es sons Of various kinds.
As the bill is NOT YET passed and some Of
these objccttons may ne removed, we refrain
from eithee commencing on or publishing it.
II would be veil nov ever for parties inter-
.sted to xfise 10 Oh. legislators, with view
to their correction. A copy OF the bill may
be seen in Judge Dana's Office.