The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-03-17

W. G. Judd was in own part Of the week.
Misses Emma and Lena Kitzman were
visiting friends in Bottincsu this week.
A number Of interesting items have been
crowded out of this weeks PAPER and will
appear in next.
John E. Brooke was 10 town during the
week, being called here to witness on the
Collins case-but was not needed.
w. II. Thomas was up from Willow City
on Thursday, taxing in the court. Mr..
Thomas is always welcomed by a number of
warm friends.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Steele, a
girl. The happy event took place on the
18th inst, and the proud parents have our
best wishes.
Principal Mcintosh was laid up with Grippe
the first part Of the week.. but Is better now.
The ~pedagogue's chair was occupied by
Supt. Greig on Monday.
Mrs. Geo. J. Coulthard spent the week
In Bottineau visiting her sister Mrs. Nc
Brayeu, ana attending court, 10 company
with many other ladies.
We are requested to call attention to the
fact that, after February list, 1894, all round
trip tickets over the Northern Pacific r. H..
will be limited to thirty days.
II you want the best weekly newspaper In
the west with a colored illustrated supple
ment each week, come in and pay for the
PIONEER and give US Is cents more and you
will get it for one year.
We learn from Mr.. White, proprietor of
the creamery, that arrangements are almost
completed for butter making, and about
May 18th will see it in operation. Next
week we will give full particulars.
A Bystander remarks: There is con-
siderable difference between the attendance
at court and that at the revival meetings held
during the winter. Even some of the
Christians seem more anxious to get a front
seat now than then"
Anyone who intends sowing grass seed
this year-Hungarian, millet-or in fact
seed grass or grain of any kind, see J. N.
0sefner at once that he may know what
1Faoun: to order. Don't put this off a single
~ after reading this notice.
We are closing out our entire stock at cos,
for cash, before completing inventory the
last of this mouth. We will interest bar
gain-hun.ers who have the price from now
on until our stock is closed out.
JUDD g. WOODS,
Chas. Pugh is able to be out again, as in.
stanced by his calling on us the other day,
Mr.. Pugh is a veteran of the late war, and
is entitled to a pension if any man is, bu,
the dilatory tactics of the present admin
s~tration is causing a great injustice to a de
serving man.
Grateful Recipient in Fargo Republican
This morning a IS bill was received by the
hands OF a Christian brother, as a gift from
a stranger in Bottineau county, to one O.
the smallest bodies of Christians in Fargo
The donor In other days prosecuted hi.
vile because she cast in her lot with tn,
despised people and the gift was prompted
as a proof of told things passing away ant
all things becoming new"
The entertainment furnished by the child
rem under Mics McIntosh's tutclage O,
Monday evening, was a signal success
From start to finish, the readings, recital
ions, dialogues &C., were rendered surpris
ingly we'll and were heartily applauded
while the more substantial refreshment
were discussed with zeal by all. Such do
ings are of great benefit to the little folk
and should be encouraged.
The following is the list of successfu
candidates at the teachers examination las
week:
Second G~rade.-Sarah Emde. Emm
Cudhie, Nellie Cudhic, Anna Mclean, job
Haskell, Libbie NJ. Thompson.
Third Grade.-Hattie Fairies, May King
Laura McBain, Jessie NJ. Mcintosh, Birdi
Stewart, Kate NJ. s:eiger, Alice Silvestc,
Emily White.
Two young gentlemen whose natal day
the same, celebrated the ninth anniversar
of their birth on Monday last. We refer t
VIM. and Luther Gre!ner whose littl
friends gathered to jollify and feast wit
them ON that occasion. We remember thes
lads as chubby little fellows with long
golden curls, when We first saw them 81
years ago, and congratulate them on hav;:
! grown into such ine sturdy boys. Kee
right along In the same way.
David Miller, Of Lordsburg, is on the lis
OF jurors and Is spending the week in towr
Speaking of a recent attack of the Gripp.
he says: II had an attack of the sam
disease just fifty years ego, but then it wa
called the tyler Grippe In honora {
President Tyler who was elected vice-pres
dent by the Wings and succeeded to til
presidency on the d ,alh Of Harrison. HI
policy was SO distasteful to his party, how
ever, that all manner of slurs we're throw
at him, aud this was one OF them. H
official actions remind me somewhat {
Cleveland"