The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-06-09

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Friday last and Joe says-''amen'!
Charley Milloy has one Of the new carts
the kind with the canopy top, but Charley
lacks the chief Observation-Disclosures.
Rev. N. O. Field is away from home at
tending u convention Of the ministers OF hi
church. Minneapolis is the scene Of thei
labors.
Independent County Convention today a
Ferguson's school house. Wonder If they'll
nominate n county superintendent Of
schools.
Joe Pinkerton has been investing his shek'
els in a new cart-a beauty with a canopy tor
which top shields bcauty's face from the bur
ming sun-often.
The cemetery meeting was sadly interfered
with by high wind, still quite a number came
and did considerable coward beautifying the
last resting place Of the dead.
Numerous inquiries have been made re-
garding the time of sale Of hay permits for
this year. we are informed that the date
and place Of sale will be announced next week.
C. B. McCulloch has just finished burning
a kiln Of the finest lime ever burned in the
state. Charley is an exI ert in the business
and knows how to sell at prices that suit
everybody.
BoRN-To Mr.. ard Mrs. Geo Haacke, on
Friday the LIST inst. a girl The community is
to be congratulated on the addition to our
population in the best families. May their
shade never grow less, and may the wee girl
grow and prosper.
A man named George Gardner, from Dun
seth, took the train yesterday for the soldiers
home at Lisbon. He was brought here on a
couch propped up by pillows, and looked as if
Ill able to travel. We should be glad to
accord the tenderest care to our old soldiers.
Bottineau is to have a brass band at last
sure thing. The instruments came last night
and we expect to see the price of country re
treats double in the next two weeks. What's
the matter with RELOCATING them to Bear Is
land in Lake Metigoshe for the remainder of
thesummer?
w. r. Mcintosh left yesterday for Valley
City, where he will represent the Masons of
this place in the Grand Lodge which assem-
bles there on the 18th inst. We congratulate
our Masonic brothers on securing a repre-
sentative who will dc them honor. Mrs.
Mcintosh accompanied her husband to the
Lake, where she will remain while lie is
away, visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Theroux.
Bottineau has a musical prodigy. frankie
a little son of Coductor Denney.
frankie is just four and one half years
of age and has never taken lessons in music,
yet plays Iiano accomplishments in a manner
would do credit to many who think
quite accomplished. We have no
doubt the little chap has great talents which
should be developed.
An Omemeeite was up before Judge Kirk
a few days ago on a charge Of running a blind
hog, but witnesses seemed scarce and the
case failed to sonnet. Two fellows who
the Deputy sheriff coming, ran for it and
got away beyond the reach Of a subpoena.
II they had been secured they would probably
,ave sworn they didu't know whether the
kept a hardware store or a tailor
hop. Woman suffrage would cure all this,
don't you know, it would give us
Eth, N. A?
In another place in this paper will be
an announcement from DR.. !. A.
ireig, in which he places the situation
fore the people and asks a considerat-
on of his claims for the SUPPLEMENTARY
IF our schools. From what we have seen
heard of the Dr., we believe he is A.
I as a school superintendent. There
have been kicks-so have there been
about every official in every country on
the globe-but that says nothing. Per-
we have some reasons for being
lnimical to Greig, but in the interest OF
the schools, we have nothing to bring
against him.