The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-07-15

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advarce In price.
Fresh bread, pies, cakes, buns and cookies
always on hand at Abbott's City Bakery.
The senior partner in the Fargo Store
w G Judd, of Fargo-is in tow on bust
ness. .
IS l want a cook to go on the survey. WIZ
start Monday evening, the nth.
= j. B. SINCLAIR.
w, B, Rea has been taking a run to
Grand Forks, Fargo and other points IN
the state this week.
The loading platform on the railroad is
being completed by piling up clay-after the
fashion Of the ancient Mound Builders.
The Kickapoos are coming to remain with
us two weeks, commencing July 18th. Yc
sick and afflicted. come and consult the
Kickaroo doctor.
Misses Lizzie and Kitfie Stewart started
yesterday morning for a visit among friends
In Winnipeg. We know more than one who
will anxiously wait their return.
In another column will be found a notice
from DIR. Lunell, Superintendent County
Board OF Health, to the effect that vaccinat-
ion will be in order. Read-and obey.
Go to Abbott's City Bakery for your
household supplies-fnest bread cakes &c.
A couple of the boys were driving one of
McKeen & Meighen's teams the other even
ing, and managed somehow to get into a
wire fence, cutting one of the horses pretty
ibsdly.
Farm for sale on crop payment; or to rem
on shares; 4SO acres, all tillable; 80 acres
under cultivation; 1O5 acres to be summer
4allowed; house, granary and good well.
F. w. CATHRo.
Miss Annie Burr is home on a visit with
her parents, and to renew former acquaint-
ance. She has been for some time engaged
in the Indian school at the Pine Ridge
Agency, s. Dakota, and will soon return to
her work there.
Mr.. s. D.. Fuller came up on last Fridays
train and is visiting his son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Dcnney. Mr..
Fuller is from Rockford, Mimi, and will
spend a couple of weeks In Bottincau.
Supply your table from Abbott's City
Bakery, and learn what it is to live we'll.
w. H. Thomas, DR.. Lunell and j. P.
Hager were in town Wednesday last having
come up from Willow City on business con-
nectea with Romansen's application for a
druggists permit to sell liquor. We ac-
knowledge a very agreeable call from these
gentlemen.
The business men of a town expect the
paper to stand up for the towns interests
and theirs. How many of them %patronize
the paper may be seen by reference to its
advertising columns. Reciprocity is a good
thing to practice, but when it's all on one
side, it comes a little too high for the ordin-
airy newspaper man to afford it.
Sealed, proposals for the erection of a
school house in Fidelity School District, will
be received until the 10th day of August
aext, the School Board reserving the right
to reject any and all bids. Plans and spec
Hcattons can be seen at the CLERKS office.
%I3y order of the School Board,
Tarsus, n. d. o f Chretien,
July 10th, 1898. Clerk.
The Alliance Hail Association is inquest
ionably the safest and cheapest Hail In
surance Co. doing business in the state.
COMMISSIONS Cudhie, over his official sigma
ture says: "CertaiDly it merits the con-
fdence and support Of the farmers of the
state" j. NJ. Watson of Willow City, repre-.
sents 1t in Bottineau Co.. and will soon call
on you.
- grand picnic was held yesterday in the
Antler Settlement. We were prevented
from going only by the absence OF our clerk
in the postoflce, but the community wa.
well represented by the following;
Dugald Macarthur, d. j. Macarthur ant
wife, Alexander Mcintosh and Duncan Nc
Arthur Sr. P. J. Ferguson, Robt. Brander
-. Gus. Rebel, aud others. We hope to b.
able to give our readers some particular
next week.
Mr.. Editor: ST..
: / desire to acknowledge through
the columns of the PIONEER the receipt O
five dollars sent to Mrs. McBrayen b.
fudge Bennett of Washington D. c. as
gift to the Presbyterian church fund. !
more of our public officials possessed tn
same spirit, it would be better for US.
w. H, WOOD.
Bottineau July 10th 1893
William Grassie was appointed Judge Q
County Court to fill the vacancy left by .th
death Of Owen S~choonover. While "
favored another man, It was not because "
opposed Mr.. @Grassie personally, and no,
that be has secured the position, we feel fire.
TO say that from all we can learn Of hi
qualifications, We believe he will make
first class officer. He is well qualified an
Equipped In every way. Is honest, independ
ent and thinks for himself-prlme requisite
IN that official. And right in this connect
ION let us say that the ex county commission
er to whom We alluded last week as making
himself obnoxious III the matter is-W. s
MOYden.
N. II Service.
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