The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-06

r. SAUNDERS, Local Agent.
We are requested to Announce that 'ach
f,,r service will be held tomorrow ~evenin.
at the usual hour ir the Baptist Church.
Toilet or sell: That commodious kons,
presently occupied by Rev. Marine. Yer,
suitable for boarding house. Inquire at th'
house.
The Office of the McBrsycn Hotel has
assamed.a different appearance dining tho
past week. New raper and a general re,
furnishing improves its looks wonderfully.
. /. !. Nelson, sign and house painter is
busily engaged decorating the towns
exterior. A neat sign Fer the "BottinedH
Meat Market" bears testimony to hi
skin. q
Rev Marine left on Yesterdays train Kr
St. Thomas, where he breaches Sunday ne4t.
lie is not certain AS vet where he will locate,
Int wherever it may be-, tine people here will
wish him success.
David Thompson came back to Rot!incau
Monday last after spending the winter In
'E'nmettsburg, Iowa, working at his trade ns
barber. Dawes return WAS looked for
auxiously by-his mother ami father.
Rev. Mr.. Maddox, Methodist minister
lately come to Willow City, visited Bottin-
eau mis- week, and honorrd We editor with q
call. He has gone to Dunseith, but will
probably return in the future and preach
here.
Rand, McNally & Co., l61 Adams ST..
Chicago, H.. desire a local manager to take
the management of the sale of their new
Universal Atlas. Anyone desiring a pleas
snt s,d profitable position would do well to
write them.
FRIDAYS train brought Mrs. Linton to
join her husband. who lately opened a
harness shop in Bottineau. The lady is
a sister of Mrs. VIM. Russell and will be
a valuable acquisition to the society of
Bottineau.
P. H. Brown left on Monday of this
week for what he expects to be his future
home in Oregon. Mr.. Brown was we'll
liked and much respected here and many
friend regret his departure. but wish him
all success.
Not to be behind the spirit of improve
men. Dug. Macarthur has been putting
some very flossy touches on his handsome
City Drug Store, being beautifully dec.
Grated shades for the large glass front,
with the legend Drug Store" painted
@teseon.
Turtle Mountain Star: The Bottineau
Free Lance and the Bottincau Pioneer have
been consolidated. The new paper will be
edited by S.. S. McCandless, of the Lance.
Mr.. McCandless yields a trenchant pen, and
the increased patronage which will inevitably
come to him will enable him to run one Of
ssshs ~brIgAatsst local papers in the state.
The village election passed off quietly,
resulting as follows:
Trustees-1st ward, w. II. Mcintosh;
End ward, Kenneth Currie; 3rd ward, V. B..
Noble. Marshal, Thomas White; Justice
OF the Peace, w. H. Kirk; Secretary-Treas-
nrer, David williamson; Assessor, j. b.
Sinclair.
. Deputy U. S. Marshal SCHNEIDER drove
over from Rolla Wednesday to investigate
the killing of the Indian New Tin" He
was accompanied by one of the Indian
police from the St. John reservation. Their
errand was to ascertain all the facts in
the case and report to the u. S. author
tiles. They returned to kolla Thursday
morning. but will probably be heard from
again.
Grand Forks Herald: Bottineau county
wheat bore away the palm at the New
Orleans exposition. That the excellence of
Its cereal has not decorated is Evidenced
from the fact that the Worlds Fair board
Aas bought 10 bushels to be put up in
small pac;ages and distributed to visitors to
the fair as souvenirs. The grain was raised
by Lars Olson and Olaf Vinge, both Scandi"
navian farmers.
VLAC ACSs NAduuoCA "dS III COWu, uc
became acquainted with II number of our
business men, among Others a dealer in
machinery. This latter gentleman failed to
catch Mr.. Maddock's title on being intro
duce, and after sizing him up, concluded he
was a machine agent and boldly asked him
what company he represented. We don't
know whether he placed an order with Mr..
Maddock's company or not.
Rev. E. NJ. Atwood, Sabbath School
evangelist, will preach in the North Peabody
Baptist church, next Sabbath, May 7th at
IL q. M. Measures will be taken to re-
organize the Sabbath Schools of the district.
All persons interested in the organization OF
\ Sabbath School, are invited to be present
at the Bottineau Presbyterian church a,
3 o'clock, Sabbath, the May It'll, to meet MIR.
Atwood. He will preach at 4 p. m.
An enthusiastic scene was witnessed al
the school house yesterday. the occasion
being the raising of the beautiful flag won
last fall in a spelling contest between the
Peabody and Bottineau schools-the latte,
being victorious. It did our patriotic
heart good to see the youngsters throw
their hats and cheer tia t4ctsre Anf