The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-04-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
Vheat 4S cents.

Wheat 4S cents
Miss Laura fanl has been engaged
teach the Omenee School.
Ed. Dodge and Jack Taylor of Omeq e
spent day in tow n this week
Court on Monday. All persons des ng
naturalization pal ers should he pre- Int
Joe McKinnon is now happy in the
possession of neat blocky little team of
mares, bought from Mr. Davis.
The Jews from the Mouse River were up
in force yesterday, under the leadershi Of
Col. Aultman. to file Oh their laad
D. II. Macarthur is making extensive
improvements to his farm residence. He
will soon he a country hoy again so that he
can kick against the city boys.
Next week should see some arrang gements
made for candidates for the Village Offices
as it will be seen by notice that the election
comes off the Monday following.
J. B. Sinclair has secured contract for
the survey of town l54 in ranges -, 70 and
so and will shortly proceed to make the
ne cessary arrangements for the prosecution
of the work
Mr. Hugh Nicul has renewed his youth
His wife presented him with young
daughter on the 10th inst. ten yeats having
elapsed since his countenance was bright
ened by similar event.
We are "@quesed to give notice that the
Village Il ard of Trustees have deci led to
prosecute any person, depositing any re-
fuse matter INSIDE the corporation. DR..
aows.d has consented to allow it to be
placed in his pasture.
The Teachers Ins titute for this county
will lie held at this place on the week com
mencing May 18th. Prof. Jas. McNaughton
of Mayville will be the conductor Teachers
should make preparations early to be pres
ent at every session.
George Fai, les has sold his dray line to
Dave and Ed Turner. These boys are
obliging and agreeable, consequently they
are likely to ao thriving business. George
goes south in a few days to engage in
in agricultural pursuits.
Farming operations are completely at a
stand still owing to the continued cold
weather. 1t will be almost impossible now
to have very extensive acreage of wheat
SOW ed in time in this county Perhaps it
will bs Just as we'll as more coarse grain
viii be sown.
Walt Cairns, the jolly, rnstling clerk
whose pleasant countenance was such a
familiar sight behind the counter at the store
Of w. II. Mcintosh and Co year or two
ago, has returned almost unchanged, except
for the handsome appendage which now
adorns his upper lip. He will assist Mr..
McIntosh again. ~: s&a
Rev. y. a. Marine after re-consids'ing
his resignation finally decided to leave this
field May Is, AS . preacher his place
will be difficult to fill in this place. His
clever and alnlable family will be much
missed. The farewell sermon will be
preached Sunday evening April Both
Mr. and Mrs. 3. Nc sBrayen, who so long
and SO well have catered to the wants Of the
public rs we'll as 70 the numerous
forlorn and friendless bachelors about town,
have rented their Hotel to Gen. Nv Z. B. Res,
nd will retire to the quiet Of rprat life on
their homestead for a year or more and
Dan will handle the plough instead Of the
silver. They well deserve . rest for they
HAYS battled successfully we are glad to say
gsinst many vacissitndes in this country
frs among the rest Both the Genel 81 and a
his wife know something Of hotel work and
a. both are active industrious and pushing,
w bsspeak success FOR them il their iatest
sentnrs.
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