The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-10-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Sunday School, B. m.
Christian Endeavor every Tuesday at s 3. m.
esBeg esss ssrns ssr1ss very
Welcome to all.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Services every Sabbath at IL a. m.
Mid-week meeting Thursdays at Sp. m.
Get your job work done at the PIONEER
office.
See Dentist Hunters special announce.
ment this week.
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
quire at Office Of Pioneer.
VIM. D. McClintock Of Towner, made o
business trip to Bottineau Monday.
Archie Macarthur is not saying great
deal, but will get there just the same.
Money can be secured through the Bank
Of Willow City for final proof purposes.
State Senator svensrud was in Bottineau
Tuesday in attendance at the republican
county convention.
Farmers! Now is the time to get your
vitrio], A large supply at the city drug.
store.
Dryden Rea is ongratulating himself on
his recovery from short but severe siege
of illness.
"We hold the record and are the people, -
is the refrain now sung by Bob Stewart and
his merry threshing crew.
Frank Collins, one of the "true blue" OF
Willow City, was here Saturday, delegate
to the democratic county convention.
The county commissioners met Monday
and disposed of the county's business with
their usual promptness and dispatch.
The candidate who expects to come in
ahead of big, jovial Tom Gardner will be
obliged to eclipse Nancy Hanks best time
Judge Morgan will hold term Of Court
at Bottineau ON Saturday, Oct. %, atS9 q
M, for issuing second papers to all whe
desire them.
DR. J. Lunell, Willow City's popular NJ
D., tarried with US Tuesday just Ions
enough to settle old accounts and bid q
pleasant ..bon jour-" s.y. s.*
Between 1000 and 5000 bushels of
wheat were taken in by the elevators at
this place last Monday. This is the largest
single days receipts up to date.
new sidewalk has been laid in front Of
the McBrayen hotel. How would 1t do to
have it extended to the depot platform on
the east and to Main street on the west2
Wanted. Twill pay liberal wages to
a good girl to work in my hotel at Lake
Metigoshe. Work will be light. Inquire
of or address W. H. Kirk at his store in
Bottineau or at the hotel at Lake.
VII. KIRK.
The grade Of the bulk Of wheat received
at the elevators Of this seasons crop is No.
Hard and No. l Northern. The average
number of bushels per acre throughout the
county is estimated at between 1S and 20.
Don't 60 about with an air suggestive of
"a long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. R. Woods and indulge
in cup that "cheers but not inebriates. "
A fine line Of sweet wines, elders, cigars,
ETC., constantly on hand.
It has been learned that the firm Of Heis-
ing Bros. are negotiating with Omemee
parties. and If suitable ground can be Sc
cured will commence at once the erection
Of an elevator at that point.
The first gun Of the campaign will be fred
by the republicans this evening at Armory
Hall. F. B. Fancher, candidate for COM
missioner Of insurance, is announced to
speak. <,1.%..
Clerk Hawker says he is ready to 10y
down the pen and 60 back to the plow
whenever called upon to do SO. There will
be mighty little "breaking" done if he
awaits such verdict.
BoRN--To Mr. and Mrs. Thomas White,
Thursday morning, an infant daughter.
Tom was busy during the day handing
out cigars and sending invitations to his
many friends to join him in dlsposing of a
juicy porterhouse prepared by the hands Of
his little housekeeper.
Sunday afternoon Mr.. E. Ertresvaag Of
the firm Of Slettebak 4 Co. of this place,
deserted forever the home Of bachelordom
and hisd himself to South Dunssith, where
he was quietly married to Miss Minnie
Ostad Of that place ia the presence Of rela-
tivss and . few intimate friends. After the
the usual wedding fsstivitiea, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ertresvaag departed on ! hsneymoon trip
through Minnesota. A cordial WELCOME
awaits them on their return 70 Bottineau,
their future home.
Capt Thompson received we'll directed