The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-05-19
Church Directory.

Marshal White Is getting a rustic on-and
30 are some Of the fellows whose stables
needed cleaning up.
A good supply Of grass seed--Huugarian,
mlllet, seed fax, seed potatoes, seed oats,
&c.,-at the NJ. & N. Elevator.
The machinery for the creamery
failed to come, so it will not be in op-
Grafton before the 28th.
We are extremely sorry to hear that Mrs.
Ed. Anderson is lying dangerously ill at
Omemee. DR.. Fiske is attending her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kirkwood, of Manitoba, are
visiting their daughter, Mrs. Collinge. They
drove across, arriving yesterday evening.
II anybody knows the whereabouts Of
Fred Warneke's lost cslf-Ilease leave word
here-soon. See his ad. in another column.
C. F. Woods is visiting his brother a
Boissevain, Manitoba, this week, but
Charley has no notion of going there to live.
Pastor j. E. Colllngc will preach at the
school house near John A. Scots, Sunday
morning May Goth at 1890 a. m. All are
cordially invited.
Miss Minnie Carey's friends were pleased to
see her step of the train yesterday evening,
and will strive to make it pleasant for her
during her visit.
w. Tecumseh Sherman, who parts his
name at the left side, and F. A. Thomas,
drove up from Willow City one day this
week to see what a live town looked like
land they never came back"
There will be gospel meeting held
in the Ferguson school house on
Sunday, May goth at 1902. IN.
After service there will be Sunday
School organized. All are cordially
invited to attend.
Complaints have come to our ears that
parties along the creek and in Lake Metz
goshe are using nets to catch fish. Much as
We ulSllkC W uANc tIOuUtC VIC Sudll u COul-
PEELED to act on this complaint and infor-
nation and parties doing this may look for
trouble.
Terrible winds have been raging through
out South Dakota and Minnesota but North
Dakota has escaped until this week. On
Wednesday, however, we "got it" pretty
f,,.5 f~, %n-, ho,,ro VIZ outicipofo huf
little damage, although it may be greater
than we expect.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Williams are enjoying
a visit from Mrs. Williams father, whose
name is Viii lam Hare and whose residence
is St.. Thomas, Ont. The gentleman viii
xpend the summer here and will probably b.
so enamored of the county by that time tina
he will return here to stay. So mote it be.
The town of Bottineau is becoming noted
for the proficiency of the little ones in pick
ing up the habits of-the older ones. AM
SOM OF those habits arc-worsc than a mill
stone about the neck and a drop into th
deep, blue sea. Parents, don't shut you
ewes to the fact that it MAY be your chill
we allude to.
The following is the list OF successful
candidates at the teachers examination las
week.
Second Grade-Albert Anderson, Flor
C. Burr, Mary Doherty, Gussie Hawke'
Lillian Hawn, Coliua NJ. Mcintosh, job
:0.s.- N-ccuo, AT ThCrupeOn
Third Grade-Edith Gragg, Mary Marier
DR.. E. s. Fiske, formerly Of Willow Cit
has permanently located in Bottineau. tn
Doctor is a graduate of the University of th
CITY of New York, where besides the RI
gular courses, be had private instructio
under the different Professors in Chronj
Diseases, Surgery, Diseases of Women an
Children and other branches besides havin
experience in Bellevue Hospital. He h'
had over ten years experience III privat
practice at Providence, r. l., before comin
west, and held several important appoint
ments; being appointed State Medical e.
aminer: BY the Governor in 1884, an ofhe
similar to coroner In this state. Attendiu
physician to the Providence Dispenser!
Health Officer &c. Fol the past year I
has been located at Willow City, where
has had an extensive practice, and met wit
unusual success. He has associated hin
self with Mr.. George Kelley and they hay
a full line Of fine goods as advertised
smother column. The doctor ca" be lou"
at the store at all times night or day "he
not out of town on calls.