The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-07-14
Church DIRECTORY.
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Inc iiteie IeiloW came TO earth on the 18TH
inst, and is being cared for In a hospitable
way by the proud father and mother.
Isaiah McBatn and sister Laura visited
Deloraine this week. That is, they visited a
family living near Delorsine, in which
Isaiah has a tender interest. Their trip was
a pleasant one and profitable.
Canada is an interesting neighbor, and
Toronto one of its largest and most beauti-
full cities. Join the crowd going there to
the Baptist convention, and ask your ticket
agent for a ticket reading via ''The Burling-
ton"
George Rea is in Washington now, hav-
ing gone directly there from the east, in
stead Of stopping of here as was expected.
His brother, Briden, tells US George is not
particularly in love with the country so far,
bnt may like it better farther on.
Rev. l.. j. Anderson, Baptist missionary
among the Scandinavians of North Dakota,
Is visiting Pastor Collinge and together they
are holding meetings in the mountains. Mrs.
NJ i"SS ~ i~Ah NV
will spend a few days in the mountains.
Baptist young people will be at Toronto,
Canada, July 10th to 22d. in great numbers
1t will pay you to GO, whether you are q Bap-
list or not. Only one fare for the round
trip. Ask your railroad agent to sell ye1l f.
ticket via "Tire Burlington from St. Paul.
rrl,o K;,ly Hofnl - r .l.o Notiroobo hoe
been opened for th. season and is ready to
accommodate the public in the very best
style-for which ye host is specially noted.
Crowds are t~iocking there from Her Males
tvs domains aud Uncle Sans nicccs and
nephews should follow suit.
Conventions are ripe and ready to pick
now. That to be held by the Baptist Young
People at Toronto, Canada, July 10th to
22nd, will be enc of the greatest of the year.
&c with your friends, who are buying their
railroad tickets over 1.-The Burlington from
St. Paul. The best line to take.
3. Y. p All Baptist young people
(who CAM should GO to the great Interna-
tional convention at Toronto, Canadn, July
10th to 22l. In buying tickets-one fare
for the round trip-remember that 'The
Burlington'' is the popular line this year be-
tween St. Paul or Minneapolis and Chicago.
:" S. O. Tasa and Oliver Sherwin visited
. Bottineau yesterday on business. Mr.. Tasa
is what we might term a ''c0untry black
smith, as he works at that trade and lives
in the country, but as a workman he has nc
superiors and but few equals, being a true
descendant of Vulcan in every sense OF the
word. His inseparable companion, Oliver
,Sherwin, is one of our best farmers and is
rapidly acquiring property and influence.
DAN McBrayen tells a story of a cat be-
longing to the hotel, and which showed it:
good qualities and metal in a peculiar way.
1t seems that Mrs. Coulthard, who is a sis
ter to Mrs. McBrayen, took a fancy to thu
cat, and whea returning to her home a
Omemee after a visit with her sister, placed
the cat in a sack and took puss along. Oar
told her when she was leaving that the ca
would com back, but got laughed at for hi
trouble. However, the event proved hin
right, and the third morning after, MADAM
cat was seen taking a leisurely survey OF the
premises. AS the distance is good MIN
miles and she was taken in a perfectly darl
sack all the way, it would be interesting t.
know by what process she found her IVA.
back.
AS intinated last week. we believe thu
voters of this county should to as grea
an extent as possible ignore a partisan
spirit in electing a senator and represent
alive from this district, and send men t.
Bismarck to look after local issues. Their,
is a matter which vitality and closely con
germs this county, and in which our rep
resentatives can do much to help US. w.
refer to the timber reserve which has Gu
off from settlement the garden spot of tn.
county, and which all our citizens earnest
~ desire to see re-opened to settlement
While these men nave no authority in the
matter, yet their position is such as t.
enable Them to present the matter before
the proper parties in such a way as te
have great Influence. They will also have
much influence with the U. S. senator:
from this state, and through them car
reach those who have the matter in
charge. We are firmly convinced ma
the right man sent as state senator to Bis
Marck. can secure the re-opening of the
reserve. Let us find who that man is. and
send him. whatever his politics. Anothe,
thing in which We are interested and
which should be am ended. is our. game
law. Also. a provision by which s~parsely
settled and poor counties could dispense
with the services Of at least one half oil
The county officials. and nave all the
work done by the remaining half. thus
saving many hundreds Of dollars a gear,
besides securing a better class o fwork.
These are but a few Of the many things
which nrighs probably be discussed, and
trad g eisctiag fepresentatives
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