The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-05-20

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sis ter Mrs. w. j. Murry-getting a little
country life.
Fish are plentiful In the creek this season
and large numbers are being caught and
speared as they 60 over the railroad lam.
Fl rise and big ~ for sale.-F. w. Cathr".
If you have anything to sell, tell it in the
PIONEER. If you want to buy anything,
tell it in the--PIONEER. 1t costs bat a
trlle ard returns are sure,
again on the limbs nature gave hisn-=snd I'll
the boys are pleased to thiuk he van accom-
pany the troop to Chicago
A car sosa Of Kelly Island lime at Judd &
Woods.
Mrs. Nj. A. Dcnncy left on Monday last
for a visit among relatives in Minnesota,
Mis-. Hill, who was in Bottineau some time
ago.
George Turner is hard at work building a
house for ''Mollie and l and the Bahy''-
speaking POLITICALLY rather than grammati-
cally. We all want to see George do we'll
and are glad of this sign of prosperity.
Troop B. have received orders from Capt.
Thompson to be at the Armory-often-for
drill, in anticipation OF their free trip to the
big show at Chicago. We hope the boys in
blue-and orange-will respond heartily.
Rev. Mr.. Maddox gave his first address
to a Rottinesu audience on last Sabbath
evening. He occupied the school house, one
room of which was filed to overlooking. His
sermon is well spoken of by those who heard
F. w. Cathro, Notary Public, attends to
conveying property and all uotarial work.
z Drawer sewing machines, warranted five
years-only 1872. A big bargain. At William
son Bros.
TO let or sell: That commodious house
presently occupied by Rev. Marine. Very
suitable for boarding house. Inquire at the
house.
New Hardware in town-opposite Botti-
neau County Bank.
Set double harness for sale.-F. w. Cath
If you want the best sewing machine on
earth, call on Williamson Bros. and get a
''Standard.'
One ~thing-and a very important one
We omitted in our notice last week of the
Organization of the l. o. o. F. in Bottineau,
was the fine supper served the boys by Land
lord Rea. The boys appreciated it-and did
1t full justice.
j. B. Sinclair has gone on the survey with
a full crew of men ready for business-aud
your Uncle Sam will soon have a Let of new
farms ready to sell or give away. Bob
Brooking went along to write up field notes
and make himself generally useful.
Farm for sale or rent: Mex, Sec. "a,
T. 1862, r. 74.-F. W. Cathro.
VIM. Russell's oldest boy, John, is learn
ing harness making with his uncle John
Linton. Jack is a smart young man, a
good worker, has good habits-thanks to a
good father and mother-and couldn't find a
better workman to teach him the business.
Seems like a good prosI ect, don't it?
New milliner and new millinery fresh from
the wholesale market at Judd & Woods.
j. Nelson is busily engaged painting the
town-not red, but any color you want. His
3atest in town was Capt. Thompson's hand
some house in the first ward suburbs. He is
now at work for VIM. Hearonemus. Mr.. H.
has one of the best houses in tie county and
when finished, will be an ornament to the
community. Prosperity is apparent.
a Minnesota Giant traction engine for
sale. IA horse engine, 16 horse boiler. Used
f00~days. F. w. CATHRo.
J. l.. Gorder's house had a narrow escape
from fire Wednesday last. 1t seems that
Mr.. Gorder was in town when the roof
caught from the stove pipe and was blazing
right merrily when seen by s. B. Dyrstad
and Ole Kvelstad who were working in a
field near by. These gentlemen at once ran
TO the rescue and succeeded in saving the
house. Let everybody examine his pipes.
A special train carrying A. l.. Mohler,
General Manager of the Great Northern
road, came up Sunday evening last on his
annual tour of inspection Of the line and its
branches. He was accompanied by several
other gentlemen, among them Mr.. Stude-
baker of the celebrated Studebaker wagon
works, South Bend, Indiana. The visit had
no special significance In the way of improve
ments or extension of the line.
We want to call attention of our boys and
young men to the growing disregard in this
community for the, feelings of others with
regard to Sabbath observance. We refer
especially to the habit Of shooting on the
Sabbath, very greatly to the annoyance OF
people living close by. This should be
stopped. Not to speak of the religious OF
moral aspect OF the practice, we have no
right to annoy others in any such way.
The lots cornering on Main and Fifth
streets, just across from Mcintosh & Co.'S
store, were purchased a few days ago and
will soon be occupied by good buildings
One is the property Of the Merchants Bank
and the other Is owned by Mr.. John Linton
The latter gentleman will put up : building
suitable for q harness establishment, while thu
Bank Directors contemplate the erection 81
q large brick block, to be used for banking