The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-08-25

n SO-callpO DafDer SHop Uhu ,,n
and cut and butchered ana hlaue ~
vour mind that in the future you "oulu
wear n full beard? And the very hyA.
time YOU entered tonsorla' pafiUf
where artists the equal of George II.
Turner were employed you left the shoP
at neaee with yourself and the Worio
in general. Mr.. Turner became propfi,
ptor of this shop about q year ago anu
now enioys q large trade. Ills work Is
antlv termed skilled, and the shop Is
scrupulously neat and clean. Razors
are in the best of condition ana are
honed for outside parties. One OF the
improvements contemplated Tor the
future will be the introduction OF batn
rooms and the shop will then be as
much ahead of every similar enterprise
in the northern part of the state as II Is
now in advance OF any III the county,
Charles Johnston.
One of the prosperous ESTABLISHMENTS
of Bottineau is that conducted ny
charles Johnston. The business has
tee1, under it's present experienced pro-
nrietorship about month and owing
to the superior quality Of the work
manshin the trade is one Of the largest
in the county. The shop occupied IS
2OxGO feet in size and contains TWO
forees. besides all necessary tools. one
nractical assistant is employed. All
kinds of wagon work and machinery
renairinc is done to order in sklllfu
manner. A speciality is made OF horse
shoeinc and this work is done IN
scientific manner and all defects rem
edied Mr.. Johnston has been resi-
dent of the town for eighteen months.
He has been engaged in this line OF
commercial enterprise for lO years, ana
as a mechanic is without superior IN
the state.
Bottineau Meat Market.
The business was started about five
wears ago. The premises owned and
occupied consist of store room "a feet
square. with IN addition 12X24 feet in
size and a slaughter house located
about one mile from town. The stock Is
of the best quality and consists Of fresh
salt, smoked and dried meats, oysters,
fish, game and sausages of all kinds.
This fall department will be estab-
lished for packing pork and rendering
lard. The highest cash price Is paid
for fat stock, hides, furs, tallow, gin
seng and seneca root, etc. Mr.. Thomas
White, the genial proprietor, has been
resident here for nine years. Person
ally, he is an cnterprising business man
and a representative citizen. POLITICAL
lv. he has held the office Of city mar
shall for five years and the office OF
deputy sheriff for the same length of
time. AS Republican and staunch
supporter of the ticket he has been one
of the hardest and most conservative
workers for the success Of his party.
It is currently reported that ne will
be a candidate for the office Of sheriff.
If nominated that will be equivalent
to election, and his election insures the
shertff's office n clean record and the
county one of the best officials In the
state.
Bottineau Creamery
An establishment that Is doing an i'm
mense amount of good to the communi-
ty, not only in advertising Bottineau
county, but in furnishing the farmers
steady income. is the BOttincau cream
cry. This business was started in June
last. The plant comprises a two story
creamery 2Ox2S feet and an ice house
2Ox24 feet in size. Motive energy Is
generated by horse power. The plant
contains the best Of modern mechanical
appliances for making 800 pounds Of
butter per day. The product Is uniform
in quality and will compare favorably
with the best butter from Iowa or ILL.,
nois. A market is found in the Western
states. The company has ample capital
for the prosecution Of it's business. The
enterprise is competently managed by
Harry White, who has been here two
years. Previously he was engaged in a
similar enterprise at Owens Sound. Ont.
Before coming to Bottincau he Wa en-
gagged with r. A. Fox Of Willow City as
bookkeeper in which position he be-
came we'll acquainted throughout the
county with both farmers and business
men. That such acquaintance inspired
confidence is evidenced by his being
chosen to manage the business which is
being conducted in a most satisfactory
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