The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-07-02

ever hal.
Wanted. | will pay iLvral wages to
gsni Rirr to work IN my ho,ul 4, Lake
Ms'is.shs. Work viii b" I'gA,. luquhc
of or address v, Il. k,A u, hl. .iors in
bo.tiusau or al the hsis, ~ IAkr
II. k'xk.
Another s'tnran! " South Dakota ppurlc
driving large hr,l .f col,lo p.ssvd
through t"wn Tus~isy an their way to the
gsss'ns grounds VI ran.i.. II this exodus
CAM innes>~lnax snau<a ,hns wunt hs
people erough let, in ,hu staiv 10 fora u
eorporal's guard.
Mr. 4. J. Lonnsy Of blaomiuplon, III
has located auonx 1t. aud ~ili have cLarRr'
Of the Methodist society here. ilr ~ xn
|snsrgstis. able aud s"ihusia,ti, ssut,tua,.
sud W. hope hs may receive sufficient sup,
rnrt in his vdurts to .eorgani.r aud build
up the sooIciy. For the present b. viii
hold services /" the Presbyterian phnrph.
On Sunday last tue Mi,.s, Carey Ex-
porirncel lively ,nnaw"y. They we're
out driving with ons Of Mck~sn 4 Msigheuh
lirsr5 teams. and HLpn n few mi,os ives, Of
lows ths horsss became frightened. and
tusni"g quickly, TIPPED the buggy over.
throwing tho ladies out: who received some
s'ight braissa The hprsss dragged the
vehicle some distance aud dumolishsd the
top completely bsfore they could 30 sscursd.
From the North Dakota EsslG llxIsins
Dfos. win soos commence to build an sls.
vator with capacity "t $4,000 bushels. 1t
will he located south Of tho Minneapolis &
Northern.
Alexander Ward lisI At his home seven
'uilss north Of Willow City Sunday morn,
Ing a. ths age Of 70. IIe WAS = good mau
sad was likud by all, lie leaves y wife.
faar sons and two daughters 10 mourn hI.
death. The funeral occurred Wednesday
morning a. O'Clock.
Anothsr wheat buyer visited Dol,insau
during tue fore part Of tue week snd of,rsd
souis 10 eetts per bushel rauro than elevator
prices. but wo sro uuahls to learn that any
definite understanding va. reached NTH the
fArmcrs In regard 10 taking their wheat.
Thoso buyers come Of .n,lien and diuap.
pear just ~ qulokiy as II thsy ware some
specie Of the peculiar phenomenon "ignis
fstus."
Trea<urer 0uoettu IL very busy collecting
the old tuIn. Ths collection Of 40 many
old taxes is rety disagrseablc work, llk,
tho collection Of old debts. While ths treas.
ursr's duty is " hard ous 1t Is something
10 cannot avoid. Tho Ism which o,mpsIs
tue oollentnn Of tsxov In Imperative II can
truly lie said that Mr. Gueriin IL duins hi.
duty with q. liuls trouble and hardship to
the taxpayer ~ possible,
Mrs b. Mcnraysn, The genial hosteu Of
The MoDraysn hOloI. left on Friday morn.
ing's train ou visit 10 her parsn!s iu On.
tsrIo. aud will participate In the celebration
Of their golden wedding. wLioh oconrs July
10. Her psre"s were married In 1912.
and Mrs. d. msy yet have til, pleasure Of
Attending their diamond wedding. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Cuulithsrd. mud both,
lsdSssill b sbssul several weeks.
~clerk Ha"ksr received wori ysstsrday
from tue land oflias 10 tho sffsct thu, csrtsiu
portions Of tho Turtle Mountain district
directly north Of Bot!incau have been ~
Apart FOR The ultimate purpo,s Of NslIonsl
Park. All VI io~nshtps 10S and lO4, ,Apgs
"a west. sud pertious Of towuship lGs. range
10 west. and township 1Os. range ~ wa,i,
are included. The description Of othsr
lands We have bsen un able to Isarn. Tho
rights Of III AliDgs made prior " June ID
will net r. Affected.
Miss Lizzie Mulutosh and Mr.. I.ouis rhsr.
oux were united IN marriage Al Grand Fork .
sst .Tus'day morning. Both brllo and
groom are well And mvorab,y knowa 10 th,
psoplo Of Do!'iussu And vicinity, Miss No.
lntssh hsviug rssidsl Ia ths village for
''vsrsl years srd Nr. r. making this
'is hssdqusrtsrs while In The employ Of tho
or'ss Northsr" Ry. TL,y will maks their
future home q Devils Lake, and . large
'lreIs Of friends uuits In wishing th, young
'oupls many long years Of happy and pros.
porous wedIsd life.