The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-08-13

Church directory.
Baptist Church-Pastor Rev. j. A. Marnie
Services every Sunday at 7p.m.
Christian Endeavor every Tuesday at ;. m. m
Gospel meeting every Wednesday at p. m.
Peabody Service every Sunday at 3p. IN.
Welcome to all.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH..
Services every Sabbath at II a. IN.
Mid-week meeting Thursdays at sp m.
Rev. A. Burr made us pleasant call
Monday.
Get your job work done at the PIoSEEl,
Office
The slaughter Of prairie chickens begins
Sept. l.
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
quire at Office of Pioneer.
The front to the Lowrie building is bein :
placed in position.
! The neat addition to the residence OF T.
F. Woods is completed.
Prof. H. Peck, the chiropodist, is regis
tered at the McBrayen:
Maj Makee came over from Dunseith
Thursday to attend the "bean bake"
Bottineau is the best horse market in the
county. Willow City man please copy.
! Money can be secured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposesJ
Farmersl Now is the timeio get your
vitriol a large supply at the city drug
store,
The judicial countenance Of Judge of
Probate Schoonover was seen in Bottineau
Monday last
Judge Dana returned from the republi-
can state convention on the 5th. His smole
no smile Of victory.
Several fields of wheat and oats are being
cut. Harvesting will be general throughout
| Bottincau county by the end of next week.
Squire Stewart says the Inde pendent
partyls like unto the wheat this season.
"slov in growth at first, but rapid in ma
| turing
j. II. Lemon, Willow C:y's popular jew
eler, and j. G. Balm of the same place were
| in town Sunday and took in Lake Metz
goshe before returning.
The Bottineau Gun Culb turns out every
| Monday. Wednesday and Friday evenings
| for practice. In the future the scores will
he published in the PIONEER.
Rev. A. J. Lonney has purchased a pony
anil road cart with which to meet his ap1
pointments. He bought the outfit at 9evili
Lake, the consideration being $l15. {
w. II. Mcintosh & Co. az improving the
appearance Of their store building with q
fresh coat of paint. Otlrer buildings about
town could easily stand like application.
The home Of Mr.. J. H. Welch was made
happy last Saturday by the arrival of a
little daughter The p, oud father received
with becoming modesty the congratulations
of his many friends.
Mr. Ole Hoffos, one of the prosperous
farmers of the Turtle Mountains, was in
town last Satur lay, and served as wit
ness in the Ole Roland final proof proceed
ings.
A uo1k rho ~ II
the early part of last May from Blaine, KY,
in search of health. will leave for home
next Monday, greatly benefited by his So
journ in the famed Turtle Mountain region
J. B. Sinclair, ye whilom editor of the
Free Lance, returned Thursday from Win
nipeg. Small pox and J. B. are not on
familiar terms, and upon the removal of the
quarantine restrictions he bid hurried
adieu to his Manitoba friends AMI made
tracks for home.
Prof. II. L. B,lley, of the state agricul-
tural college at Fargo, arrived via the Great
Northern Monday and Immediately pro-
ceeded to the mountains in quest of roots
and grasses, which will be analysed on his
return to Fargo. He was accompanied by
one Of the students of the college. ..
Mr. Peter Bibeau of Lords Lake was in
town Monday on business. Mr.. Bibeau is
firm believer in North Dakotas future,
| and recently prevailed on his daughter and
I - = a - - ~
son-in law to leave their home in Montreal
and cast their lot with our people. They
arrived Friday Of last week and are now
snugly ensconced in their new home.
Pupils Of the North Peabody school, under
the supervision Of A. g. Burr, held picnic
at thu South Peabody school Friday last
Old folks turned out and mingled with the
young, making the occasion doubly enjov.
fable. Foot ball, base ball, croquet. etc.
furnished amusement, while the inner man
was appeased with. the many good things
provided for the occasion.
Our machine men are in . happy mood.
The demand for binders the past week hos
! been something remarkable. Will Collins
reports heavy sales, N. slettsbak & Co. say
they are taxed to their utmost to fill orders,
while Williamson Bros. are kept on the
Jump supplying their customers. AL. Nero
is also doing . lively trade. The demand
shows no sign Of abating.
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