The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-30
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Church Directory:
Baptist Church-Pastor, Rev. J. A. Marine.
ssryIess s'ndss ssSaSyl sys5y Sunday st M
Christian Endeavor every Tuesday at ;: m: m:
Gospel meeting every "Wednesday at 8 p. M
Welcome to all.
F.. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every sabbath at IL q. IN.
Mid-week meeting Thursdays at p. m.
Get your job work done at the PIONEER
office.
DR.. Greig reports several stubborn cases
| of bilious fever.
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
quire at Office ofPioneer.
Money can be .ecured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
The buzz of the saw and noise of the
hammer are familiar sounds nowadays.
Farmersl Now is the time to get your
vitriol, A large supply at the city drug
! store,
The front to the new Lowrie building has
arrived and will be put in place at once. =.
Call and sre the Bank of Willow City
before taking = loan on your final proofs.
Frank Collins, the rustling machine man
Of Willow City, paid cur town visit this
| week.
The way in which our old subscribers
have been treating us lately is exceedingly
gratifyin and helpful.
| The horse which was stolen at Deloraine
some time ago was captured this week at
New Rockford. The horsethief is still at
large. .
Miss Anna Burr is home on vacation
from Pine Ridge Agency where she has
been teaching in the government Indian
| schools.
Mrs. D. McBrayeu returned Monday after
| three weeks visit to her parents in On
tario, where she participated in the cele-
bratisn of their golden wedding.
| Rev. J. A. Marine attended the North
Dakota Baptist convention at Grafton this
week and was elected one of the auditors Of
| the association for the ensuing year.
Ma Erankr Jump. Me- and Mrs. Oscar
Spillun and Miss Maggie Isaacs came up
from Rugby Monday to spend the week at
Bottiaeau county's famous summer resort,
Lake Metigoshe.
The teachers and pupils of the two schools
in Hilton township held their annual picnic
at Lake Metlgoshe last Friday and made
merry among the pleasant hooks of this
famous summer resort.
| The directors Of the Bottineau County
Agricultural society met on the 25th inst.
and decided to hold fair on the 9Th and
9th of next October. They will meet again
on the 9th Of August to make out the prize
| list
Work on the new building Of S. o. Dun
bar was begun last Monday. When com
pleted portion of it will be occupied by
Dug Macarthur a. a drug store, while the
remainder will be utilized by Uncle Sam
for the postof6ce.
A case of assault and battery camc up
for trial before Justice McCandless last
Wednesday, the principals being Ed. Dodge
and Thomas Steele. The latter swore out
the warrant, and at the trial Dodge was
fined $40 and costs. "
TIE Great Northern company is again at
work to supply harvest hands for North
Dakota, AMI any farmer who will need help
will do we'll to write to General Passenger
Agent F. I. Whitney. St. Paul. or leave
word at this Office.
The crops of Bottineau county are ten
days in advance of those of any other Sec
| tion Of North Dakota. From present indi-
cations it promises to duplicate last sea-
| son's yield and sustain its name of being
the banner county of the state.
the Bottineau Gun Club received last
Thursday 1000 Blue Rock pigeons and u
trap which were purchased recently of the
Cleveland Target company. We will soon
have the privilege Of publishing the records
of this laudable sporting enterprise.
E. Ashley Mears has sold controlling
interest in his bank at Minot to H. F. Sal
yards, who becomes it's president, and H.
| F. Arnold Of Chicago, who will be the new
cashier. It is rumored that Mr.. Mears
had found it necessary to dispose Of some
- Idstitutions, hence the change.
/ The republican county convention met at
Willow City July 25th and elected G. o.,
Romansen, J. P. Hager, David Miller, L. D.
Dana and J. B. Sinclair delegates to the
state convention. To the judicial convsn-
ton, +. Sims, Chas. Gorder, A. s. Nero, G.
O. Romansen and A. Svensrud. Resolu-
tions favoring Allin and johnson were
adopted.
/ Prof H. Peck. the chiropodist, was in
town during the week and gave excellent
satisfaction to his customers. He is an OK
pert in his profession, bavinp eIysn it many