The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-06-02
Church Directory.
Shall We celebrate the 4th--or-?

member that DR.. Hunter will be in Bottin-
eau June 9Th for one week.
A good supply of grass seed-Hupgarian,
millet, seed flax, seed potatoes, seed oats,
&c.,-at the NJ. & N. Elevator.
DR.. D. E. Hunter dentist will be in Bott-
ineau Friday June Sth, and remain one
week. Anti Nerve Poena for painless ex-
tracing. Prices to suit the hard times.
Mrs. II. A. Mikkelson, Of Grand Forks,
who has been visiting her brother Thomas
Emmerson, left yesterday for her home,
taking the ~latter's motherless babe with
her.
Some Of the old vets are quite indignant
at the idea of celebrating Memorial Day
with a dance, saying it savors too much of
hilarity on what should be q solemn oc-
casion.
Joe McKinnon has located on the river
and taken land there. This leaves the
"Duncail FARM without a master, but
Joe will probably return to his first love
later on.
The Memorial service held last Sunday In
the Presbyterian church was largely attended
and the sermon delivered by the pastor,
Rev. W. H. Wood, was enjoyed by al, who
had the privilege of listening to it.
In another column will be found a call for
the Cemetery Association to meet. When
Nm hr;p~ n hoo ,h,-o1 - ,.olo III
yoa, and all will put in a few hours beautify-
ing the last resting place of those gone be-
fore.
J. B. Sinclair has been dong considerable
surveying lately. Last week he was called
to Towner and this week a number of the
mountain settlers have secured his services
to fix their boundaries and it will be done
right.
Pastor C%ollingeaEd family went to Delor-
aine Thursday with their new team, which
j. Z. says is a dandy. Jack Mckay went
along to help curb the exuberant spirits of
the equines-and Jack knows how-fHt
rate.
The court house has finally taken wings
and flown from its moorings on Main Street
'to the distant west"-presumably to grow
up with the country. Those who have bust
ness with the records can now buy bicycles
or vote bonds for a street car line.
1t did look strange to see Tom Woods and
w. H. Mcintosh working SO heartily togeth-
er, but when we learned that it was to raise
money for their pastor, we remembered
one of the signs of the millennial time
The wolf and the lamb shall feed together''
and we r%ejoiced.
In ~strictest neutrality we publish a letter
this week, from DR.. Howard, in which he
arraigns a couple of our county officials for
crookedness. We do not endorse the senti-
ments therein co~ntained-nor do we oppose
them. 1t seems good to have q little ex-
element again by nearly any means.
n. D. Eagle: Composition will be the
life of trade' in the machinery business this
summer. Frank Collins has purchased the
lot adjoining the Eagle Office on the east,
and will have a full supply of farm imple-
llSuLS ucIc III d 1c" WAY. IL III, We pre-
sumo, will be Collins Bros, as Billy will
open a machinery house at Bottineau, and
is expected up in a few days to commence
business.
If there is a happy man in Bottireau
county-or elsewhere-it is Prof. Alex. Nc.
Intosh, whose wife and family arrived or
last nights train to make their home here
The gentleman and his three daughters have
been here during most Of the past year, buI
it didn't seem like home without the mother
and six other children whose arrival nov
causes such rejoicing. We welcome then
to Bottiueau.
David Thompson surprised US by getting
of the train last Monday EVENINGS
natural as life-so to speak. David ha!
been plying his trade Of barbering sine,
leaving here, first in Watertown, S. Oak.
and late in Northwood, N. D., where b,
and Sherman are both located and doins
well. He is home to see. his parents ant
incidentally to attend the encampnent a.
jamestown with Troop B of which he is
member.
Section Foreman Ross was relieved Of hi
duties last week and another mar sent t.
AXE bic place. Mrs. Ross and the TIVE
smallest children lett on Monday for a visi
among relatives in Iowa and the rest Of thu
family will shortly follow. Just where the,
will locate we do not know, but we do know
they will be missed by many %neighbors.
Mrs. Ross was accompanied by her daught
er Mrs. Saunders, in her visit to friends ir
Iowa. The latter lady will return after s
short time.
Devils Lake papers contain the announce.
ments of four candidates for county super
intendent of schools, but we fail to see any
as yet in the columns of Bottineau county
a rers., An announcement will cost a cand.
late just five dollars, whether for one issue
or ten-and might be WORTH, a great deal
more than that. However, II there is no
body rur ning-possibiy the PIONEER may
be able to scare up a candidate yet before
the election comes of, in which case
somebody will get left.
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