The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-01-12
Mrs. Linn Sehonnover ia visiting he
sister, Mrs. Kenneth f'urri.

e"s H'Snt-~ahu a very light affair it was.
S'ats's Attorney B,rr left for Gran,
Fork this morning. TO be absent som,
weeks.
= We are sorry to note The continued III
ness of Mrs. W.. Il. Snyder, who has bee,
seriously indisposed 70: some weeks.
Charlie B yer has been lail up for som,
days past, and his forge grew cold-as a,
most anything will such weather.
J. s. Ferguson, Peter RS oldest son, LA.
eI'arge OF the rn md house for the (irca,
Northern at this place. since Monday last.
The Eureka Drug Store has secured
the services of a druggist, a Mr.. Fee,
from Park River, who will Dispense drug
i'll the mosl approved style.
Next week We shall give some space to
a write up OF the new county officers,
believing our rea 'ers will be interested
in knowing who and what the new public
servants are.
The mantle Of the Village Marshal han
fallrn on George Haacke, The town board
having appointed him to succeed Toll
White. We believe this is a good selecd
ion.
Our rneK-ribbcd Republican friend, David
Miller, of this county, has. a job at Bismarck,
laving been appointed pos: sinister for the
20 yer house of the legislature. We are
glad of it.
We are keeping all eye ON Al. Nero White
Mira. N. Is away visiting friends. So fl.
lie las behaved Very well, indie d. and Ne
hope to have Il good report to present fis
wife on her return.
Rev. Collinge is at Minot, having gone
there last week to serve the Baptist
church at that place. We are not GER
tainly informed as to whether he will re-
main there permanently, but it IS pro-
bable he VII.
Bob Armstrong. who started a barber
shop in town some time ago. sold his fit
tings to Dick Craft the other day. Dick
intends going to St. John to practice on
the folks there, and will probably make a
good barber.
If you contemplate purchasing any
Household Furniture. send for catalogue
OF American Furniture Agency, Galena,
Kansas. They represent the most extern
sivs furniture manufacturers on earth, and
sell TO anybody at lowest factory prices.
sFI,o N..+ 1... 80 A., ,... .--
of newly elected officials at the court house
ready to qualify for their new duties. It's
a clean swcep-not one of the old fellows
remains, save Capt. Thompson, whose term
~retircs.
The people of S ,uthern North Dakota
have at last awakened to- the danger they
are IN from the Russian cautus aud are TAX
ing active measures to eradicate the pest.
Let us Of the northern counties take warn
Ing and root 1t out now, before the entire
country is ove,run as in that part.
Tom Kelly came in the other day and
paid for the PIONEER for '95-also for the
New York World-for Tom Is a great
realer and likes lots of papers. As a COM
missioner, Tom does what he thinks is
right, and as a farmr we. can't ~criticise
h;m,-but when we look at that fine house
aud think of the woman who should be
filling IT with light and joy.
Murray Moore and John Turner had a
stack of hay stolen from a small meadow
in the mountain a short time ago. and
matter up. This stealing of hay is getting
to be a serious business and we hope these
gentlemen will make an example of the
sneak who did the stealing. 1--WE under
stand they are willing to overlook it if the
matter is made right at once.
II. j. Monsoon left for Minot this morn
ing, where he will engage in teaching
school for a time. We are glad to have
this opportunity te say a good word for one
OF the finest young men IN tic county, and
II we do not miss our guess, one who will
make his mark: Mr.. Monsoon was nominated
on the Republican ticket for County Judge,
but withdrew in favor OF Ole Roland. He
II undoubtedly right In the line Of promotion,
however, and will BIZ heard from later.
The county Commissioner refustd to pdE
even 4 part II the expense incurred in e
dgIt for the School of Forestry-probal y
IN the principle Il at the bills are paid %
II is best to let the parties h did be
lighting and who advanced the money, Use
ii for being 80 foolish. This may seem.
good pnliey, but We question the real honor
l.elind the refusal. It is in fact, \ case of
sticking II into the town and breaking 1t
af-to please the country-especialiy the
southern part Of the county.
The Bismarck Tribune will cover the
news incident to the session of the legis-
isfurs 81 1906. as il the past-the best it
knoSs how. II IS the only paper publish
hs entire proceedings, full synopsis
AL Tie speeches, all the Bill and Resolut-
Ions. An able corps Of reporters will see
thai nothing Of interest escapes. and. it
will comment editorially, without pre-
iudice or bias. without fear or favor, bur
candid1y upon each measure before the
Assembly. Each subscriber Of the
Iiihune gets the laws as we'll as the
Legislative proceedings. The Daily will
N ssnt from now until April ]. 1895, for
lszs cash III adsance.
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