The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-14
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Our readers will have to bear with US for
a time until the rush OF legal matter is over,
when we can give them more news.
inc. Mccain was in to see us a few days
ago, and reports seeding in the vicinity Of
Lordsburg progressing very slowly.
VIM. Dinwoodie has a number Of pigs
which he will sell for S3,,sach. II you want
one, come at once as the number is limited.
Seeding has begun in good earnest, but
the weather is still unfavorable and 1t is un-
certain when much of the wctter ground will
be 10 condition.
What is this town going to do about wat
era Every day brings US to more cleaaly re-
alize the dire need Of a supply Of this most
necessary article. Let us do something.
Miss Mary Currle, who has been spending
the winter with her relatives in BottIncau,
left for her home in Minnesota last week.
She will be missed by many Of our young
people.
John A. Cameron arrived Friday last with
all bis goods and chattcls ready for making
a home in North Dakota. We venture to
say he will never regret the step that brought
him here.
Dr.. y. E. Hunter can be consulted at the
McBrayen Hotel, Bottineuu, Monday, April
10th, and until Friday, the goth. Three
days only. Come early. Ante Nerve Poena
for extracting.
The condition OF Fifth Street from the
crossing at Main to the track, is-as usual
make, but trust no one will deny US the
privilege Of this remark.
John w. Kelly, who lives about twelve
miles west Of town, in speaking Of the goph-
er pest the other night, said that the ones
out bis way look as ii they had come through
a nice warm summer.
A letter from Rev. Mr.. Marine states that
on Sunday last six inches of snow fell in st.
Thomas, where he is now located. 1t will
NC luuA y " AAh n.y..
out nothing like that amount.
We have an ad. In this issue of the PIO-
>xER setting forth the attractions Of the
Denney llo,ei, 4 newly opened house at
which refreshments will be~ dispensed by the
genial Marcus and lady. Good luck to them.
Laporte & McPhee: We will he In Bot
tineau to receive cattle for our herd on May
2rd and 9th, Omemee, May lat and 9Th. At
Bottineau for colts aud horses May 10th.
Stock ahould be brought to above points be-
tore noon of the dates named.
Tom Woods left on yesterdays train for
the twin cities and Dul4th, where he will
order a line Of goods and transact other bus
mess for the firm. w. G. Judd, the senior
partner of the firm, Is in town and will take
charge of things while Tom is away.
LOST: BY X. Kornkven, wheat ticket
on Minneapolis & Northern Elevator Co..
ticket No. 1916, calling for 40 bushels Of /
Northern wheat. Party finding same will
please leave at this Office. Payment of this
ticket has been stopped.-K. KoRNKvEN.
Pastor c. D. Eikenes will hold service
in the Presbyterian church on Sunday
April 18th. at 2.3o p. NJ. in the Scandi'
'navian language.
Those people who admired the ability OF
Hon. J. F. O'Brien as displayed during
court, will be pleased to know that ha has
received the appointment, IF U. S. District
Attorney for this state. lie will honor tho
position as but few men in the state cuul'
do.
Complaints come to our cars that person.
driving into town hitch their teams for feed
near private dwellings aud on lots belonging
to or rented by persons living on them
There is no need for doing this as there I.
plenty of room a little further back where
no one would object to anything IF the kind
The commissioners doiogs as published ir
this paper are Of vital interest to every tax
layer in the county, aud we commend theil
careful perusal to all who have AN interest
here. It will be seen that courts are might,
expensive affairs and everyone holding prop
erty should do ail in his power to proven,
the necessity for another term for years te
come.
Our village marshal has donned his wa,
paint and is on his annual rounds making
people clean up. There should be no nj es.
sity for SO much pounding as has to be done
sFery year on this matter. People ought to
be willing to remove the accumulated filth
Of winter just as soou as possible In the
spring. Tue fact is, If We didn't have just
the man we have for marshal, the town
would soon be avoided even hy Tie crows.
Monday .ve"i,g's trair brought in a mum
her Of immigrants from Minnesota who will
aiake ;hcic future home in B,ttineau Conn
-. They ARE all or Scandinavian de.ss nj,
as far az sc can Learn, a,:I un!itie MAN. 9TH
ers !,avr c'ne>intrndin@ to make permanent
settf+#-n3 nnrr. In vi"w If tie fact that
n,lHE h",e co'Ia here simply t. max" some
ott nut ten leave, We are a,ably pleased
~ssggrcet thnao.