The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-27

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Omcnee's Joe Shaw was In town Thursday
full OF business as usual.
Fred Helsing is adjoining his house out
side with paint ard inside with plaster.
Z Drawer sewing machines, warranted five
sou Bros.
Davi1 Thompson went to Willow City on
Mondays train, to work ut the barber trade
In that town.
New Hardware in town-opposite Botti-
neau County Bank.
If you want the best sewing machine on
earth, call Oh, Williamson Bros. and get a
"Standara.H
Mrs. NJ. A. Denney returned Monday
evening from Minnesota, accompanied by
her sister, Ms. Hill.
Last Weeks high winds demolished the
skating link, and this week its remains We're
torn apart ard taken Away to be put to other
uses.
DR.. D. E. Hunter. Dentist. will be in
Bottineau to consult with all those re-
curing his services, June 12th for one
week.
T.. 8. Lowrie has improved his building
which is occupied as a restaurant with IA stoop
over the glass front-to keep the summer
sun on the outside.
John Mcintosh rented his farm some time
ago to Dugald Martin, and on Monday last
lett with his wife and family for Ontario
where they will spend the summer
New milliner aud new millinery fresh from
the wholesale market at Judd & Woods.
Mr.. George Parker a contractor on the
500 road, writes from Minot that men and
teams are wanted on the road. If anyone
wants work, here Is a chance.
F. W. Cathro Will leave for Chicago Mon
day next, where he will stay for ONE time,
seeing the sights at the big exhibit. Mrs.
Cathro will not go at this time.
Mr.. Jonn Allan, a brother of r. A. AApn,
arrived from the east a short time since IND
IA ooNluS " Il ScuutS Win - Z w
-locating-and we hope he may do SO.
Nat Meighen employed his leisure hAurs
this week putting a neat fence around Rne
side of his house, thereby protecting his
garden. One of the boys says it's a corral
but it isn't.
Ben. Abbott drove to deloraine Thursday
~o. ~ br;l1 ~. ,,oc. Co.. TT, >,,,
bakery. This will be a good thing for the
community and everybody ought to patronize
it--when it gets here.
v. b. Noble has moved to his wife's
farm north of town and will rusticate for
the summel-after the grinding duties and
arduous labor Of the past winter. Mrs.
Noble says she is the farmer.
Charley McCulloch met with quite a loss
in the utter failure of his large kiln of lime.
We don't know exactly how the failure
occurred, but the burning was so imperfect
that he will have none for sale.
Griffith Gibson gave his friends Il pleasant
surprise one evening this week by appearing
in town--almost as we'll as Of yore. Griffith
had a hard siege from his cid enemy--rheu-
fmatlsm, but came out conqueror.
Rand, Mentally & Co., 1856 Adams st.,
Chicago, H., desire a local manager to take
the management of the sale of their new
Universal Atlas. Anyone desiring a pleas
ant and profitable position would do we'll to
write them.
Mrs. E.. F. White, who went to Ontario
last winter, returned to the land of her adop-
tion a short time ago. She is too energetic
and progressive to live in the east, and will
probably make her permanent home in som
of our western states.
Foot ball is all the rage again, and while
we are backw ard and modest 10 q personal
way, when it comes to speaking for the club,
we 'believe there isn't an eleven in North
Dakota can ''do". them. Won't somebody
knock the chip of our shoulder!
Anti Nerve Peona," the only safe and
painless anaesthetic for extracting teeth,
will be used by DR.. Hunter, in Bottineau.
the week of June the 12th. Come early
and avoid a rush.
John Welch was badly hurt the other day
while digging a we'll. The rope which was
used for raising the clay to the surface,
broke, letting the large BUCKET full Of clay
drop ON his shoulder. Fortunately no bones
were broken, but he will be laid up for some
time.
>aBrander and Manning's mill building
neeessitates the moving of both W. j.
Murry's aud John Clark's houses. They
were built on the ,unplatted part of the
townsite and, as it happened, the very spot
granted by the townsite company for the mill
site.. Rather hard, but the fortunes Of war.
A magnificent crop of mosquitoes-all ap-
parently healthy--'o liking for works IN
hand-and face--these nice spring days.
We have fed several of them ourself-ones
who seemed to be looking for a job-and
others have presented their bills, which we
refused to pay, so-look out for a good crop.
Before US is a cory Of a Fergus Falls,
Mimi, paper in which we notice an ad. Of
THE Columbia Variety Store,'' with Mrs.
M. J. Sutton as proprietor. Our readers
will remember her as a former resident OF
Bottineau-and one who always atteneed to
business, so we shall expect her to be sue.
cessful.