The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-08-26

Httle early 10 eStlMate the yleid.
LOST: Ladies' shawl on road to Fish
Lake. Finder kindly return to Mrs. F.
w. Cathro.
For sale: A fine yoke of work oxen six
aud seven years old. Inquire of NJ. A.
Denney, Bottineau.
Mrs. F. NJ. Woodward left yesterday
for Stanford, Montana. to join her hus-
band who is working at that place.
Mrs. VIM. Fairweather started yester-
day morning for Canton, Walsh County,
where she will visit a married daughter.
Will Hubert calls it a razor cyclone"
y and his face certainly looks as if some
thing had struck it. But the mustache is
all there yet, girls.
One of our young ladies was heard to
say-with a sigh-on seeing IN article
headed "A Squeeze in Wall Street,
How I should like to live in New York. "
M. L. Adams, proprietor of the Central
Hotel. Grand Forks, was in town over
Sunday and visited the ever-beautiful Lake
Metigoshe. His praises of its glories are
most eloquent.
1t was reported that Senator Roach had
endorsed a Rolette County man for the
customs Office at this point. but the senat-
or denies it most emphatically: Another
illustration of how some people can't tell
the truth. Not the senator, but the other
fellows.
Joe Pinkerton has strict orders to sell
no lumber-except for cash." and as a
consequence has lumber to spare. so is
building a she'd for doors, sash. moulding,
paper, &c. Alec Mcintosh is engineering
the business and Joe is working under his
orders
Conductor Denney is going about OF
four legs-two wooden ones in addition to
the pair nature gave him-aIl which
from a sort of catch-as-catch-can affair
with a horse he was leading. Nothing
worse than a sprained ankle-but that's
bad enough.
LOST On Friday, July 2sth, a silver
watch. q OF. case, open face. with small
strap on ring. Supposed to have been
lost between the Baptist and Presbyterian
churches, in Bottineau, about two rods
west of the road. Finder will please leave
word at this Office.
w. R. Mcintosh and Dug. Macarthur
An~kn M0~Ia1, Jncf RI coo tho GhIonoc
thing on earth" The big show is proving
very attractive and all who go come pack
profoundly impressed with its magnih-
cence. And these two will see about all
there is to be seen.
Mr.. Chas. Pugh was taken suddenly
sick on Tuesday last, but at last account
was better. Mr.. Pugh is a veteran of the
late war and in common with many of his
fellows, has not the best health. Years
of exposure and hardship are not conduc-
i've to a healthy condition.
7. b. Sinclair returned from the survey
a few days ago., looking somewhat like he
had been out in the Great American Des-
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cheerful voice again, and one almost for
gets for a time the financial depression in
listening to his eloquent discourse.
The editor of this paper enjoyed feast
of prairie chickens and other good things
with George Ready special invitation, at
the McBrayen Hotel one morning this
week. An occasion which is calculated
to make US thankful that we are so consti-
tuted as to be able to enjoy such things.
. w c. Halbert, late pastor of the Bapt-
ist church of this place, has decided to
displace some of the Greek verbs and the
illogical problems in his hair and fill the
vacancy with hayseed. He may be found
south of town wrestling with the labor
question and watering the soil with honest
sweat. He will shortly leave the city as
he says, "for parts unknown"
il Francis Comartin dropped in a few days
ago to renew his subscription to the Pro.
HEER and remarked very casually-just as
il it was a small matter-that he had a new
girl at his h~ouse-born July 13th. And
although it is a trifle late in the day, we
offer congratulations. We are always
glad to hear of such occurrences in a lam.
lily like that of Mr.. Comartin. knowing
the result will be a coming generation Of
upright men and women.
The following from an exchange is very
pertinent just at present: News. news
news. news. news! It's enough to give
man the blues. Nobody married, nobody
dead. nobody broken an arm or a head
Nobody come in to talk of the crap nc
q got booty and started a scrap. nobody
got run in for taking a horn. nobody bur
led and nobody born. Oh! for a racket
q riot. a fuss. Some one to come in an6
kick up a muss, something to stir up thu
peace laden air. somebody's comet to give
us 4 scare. Somebody thumped within
an inch Of his life, some one to run of
with another mans wife. somebody's baby
got choked on a pin. some a to come il
and pay up his dues, anything. anything
Just 50 its news
.sss Our Banks 81 Right.
The Deputy State Examiner visited Bot
hneau last week and after a careful ant
borough examination Of both banks, cert
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