The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-22

f. SAUNDERS. Local Agent.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes, BUNS and cookie
always on hand at Abbott's City Bakery.
Awfully hot. In fact It must have dam
aged the grain to some extent. How much
time alone can tell.
Go to Abbott's City Bakery for you
household supplies-fnest bread cakes &c.
H G. Kalbfleisch tells US he wants t.
hire two men. Will pay good wages tt
the right parties.
Robert TAFT drove to Deloraine a few days
ago to meet n lady-one who Is very dear tc
him-his mother. And we hope she may bt
content to make her home in North Dakota
John Hedges claims the best piece Of
wheat west of Bottineau-and others talk
the same way about Johns whest-which
we are glad to hear, for he is a good farmer
and deserves 1t all--and more.
The editor Of this great moral educator ID
all alone In the world, his wife and babies
having left tor the east on Mondays train.
They will be gone about two months during
which time We shall attempt to go right ON
living.
When Landlord Rea returned from Fargo
last week, he brought with him II gentleman
who was at once installed as chef de cuisine
Hotel de McBrayen-and he is a dandy.
Mr.. Rea Is to De congratulated on securing
the Sc, vices Of as good a cook as there is in
the state.
Anton Kornkveen's subscription expired
OF the 18th, and ON the 18th he came iu aud
paid for another year, taking with him our
blessing as we'll as our assurance of bis
future success. Because, q man who punct-
uaaly pays the poor printer-can't help
succeeding.
The railroad commissioner were in BUttis-
neau Tuesday | 81, examining the planks in
the depot platform. They spent fully ten
inmates In this work and when last seen
were chasing the engine Town the track at
a Jim HUI rate Of speed about thirty miles
sa-week. Come again gentlemen, when you
can't stay so long.
Sealed proposals for the erection Of a
school house in Fidelity School District, will
be received until the 10th day of August
next, the School Board reserving the right
to reject any and all bids. Plans and speci-
f~ications can be seen at the clerks Office.
BY order of the School Board,
Tarsus, N. D. o E Chretien,
July 10th, 1898. Clerk.
Customs Officer Lowrie met with q severe
loss by the burning Of Unstable on Thursday
last. His little boy four years of age. in
some. way set fire to some straw and the
flames were quickly communicated to the
stable. Tom wss in town at the time, but
Mrs. Lowrie saved the horse and q valuable
cutter, and showed rare nerve and decision
in the doing Of It.. We take of our hat to
Mrs. Lowrie.
The Alliance Hail Association is inquest
ionably the safest and cheapest Hail In
surance Co. doing business in the state.
Commissioner Cudhie, over his official sigma
ture says: "Certainly it merits the con
fdence and support of the farmers of the
state" j. NJ. Watson of Willow City, repre-.
.seuts 1t in Bottineau Co. and will soon call
ON you.
Willow City Eagle: Measrs. Thos Kyle
and Frank Cofnnrtiu, two prosperous farmers
in the vicinity of Rottineau, have been haul
ing lumber from here nearly every day the
past: week for new residences. They say
5umher is from So to $40 cheaper per NJ ir
aNtllo~ City than at Bottineau. This ought
to be good ~ news for the PIONEER-ant
the Sandy City--as Mack calls twill con
tinue to be in It when the farmers Of Bottf
neau want good goods at reasonable prices.