The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-03-09

" "o "".NSs price ana VIII he received
vss cash,
See the new adj. ...f he Palace Grocer,
SsStore In another column.
Master Iohn White. brother of Sheriff
White, has zone to ST. Thomas 10 be with
another brother in farm work. He lsf
Thursday.
Mr.. w. H. Mcintosh left IN Tuesda,
for a visitto his old home at Ontario, and
to lay in a spring stock in his genera
merchandise store. "t.~<
TnE PIoNa:ER's .snew management
family will rh,ke an addition Of five to tn.
community, ard hope to bc don.iciled her,
some time IN the first Of next mouth.
Mr.. J.. r. Weed, who has the Temperance
ara b'lliaHd hall on Main Street, has tire.
prettily mounted and inviting heals OF dee,
that were killed in this county, making an
ornament In his place OF business. They
show CAREFUL and p~ninstsking work.
Miss Magli: Nichol. daughter of Mr..
Hugh .Nichol, living about nine miles wes'
OF town, at North Peabody, died Thurs.
day night at about half past eight
Funeral services will be deld at the Pres.
byterian church to-day at one O'Clock.
The burial of Mr.. Smith in the Bori.
nea cemetery. whose death is noted else.
where. is the only one this winter. the
last being in the ea,ly fall and of a gentle.
man over eighty years of age. This
speaks we'll for the healthfulness of thi
section of the State.
During the absence of tile editor Of THE
PIONEER, Bro. McCandless will have
charge Of the Office, he having kindly CON
scented to ''h-lp US out' during our forced
ahscnce to bring Mrs. Brltton and the
children, together with our plumber, te
their, and its, future home In B.ntineau.
Attention is called to the notice pub.
lished elsewhere suggesting a meeting OIL
farmers in Bottineau during court week
to Jake soma. ster s relative to the gopher
pest. II behooves the farmers to rise up
in their: might and do something toward
destroying these varmints. as the destruc~
ton Of the growing grain is enormous, and
takes away all the profit there is in whea,
raising. The PIONEER trusts there will
sbsiatszsst taken in the matter.
Last Thursdays train took from Bottl-
neau County the man who first came within
hAr I.or1.~, m N hD~o Cd, -.<%1o. In,~o
Bruce Siaclair-who left for the Flathead
Valley IN Montana. In common with many
others, we are sorry to- sre him g III 2, and
would gladly see him remain. Mr.. Sinclai,
thing and everything that concerned the
welfare Of the community, and no ono will
h. missed By O Larger circle. His family
goes later. on.
The Odd Fellows Of Bottinrau have the
reputation. OF. knowing bow; t" enjoy them.
selves and at the sames time nttingly show
their appreciation of those whom they wisl
TO honor. 1t has leaked out, as a lodg.
secret. that an oyster sapper was served IN
thci, hall at their regular meeting on Mon
day Of last week. aud that the lodge mem
bers took this means OF tending to Mr.. j. b,
Sinclair, their lresiding officer, their beat
wishes for his success and prosperity in his
new location. Toasts and responses were
the order Of the evening and an enjoyable
time was bad.
The funeral services of Mr.. John Smith
took place at Omemee at the home of Mr.
Edmiston. brother-in-law of the deceased
e. lust Monday. The services were con
Quoted by Rev. w. H. Wood of Bottineau
Mr.. Smith, as THE PIONEER learns. wa:
born near Arthur. Ont. and came to this
county seven years ago settling in Omemee
He was married five years ago to a Mis-:
McKinnon. who is so suddenly left with
two children to mourn his loss. A large
concourse of friends gathered to pay their
last tribute of respect to an old neighbor
The stricken parent and family have the
deep sympathy of the community
A progressive whist party. consisting Of
Capt. J. G. Thompson, in whose honor il
Vas given. and Messrs v. B. Noble. E.
Slettebaak. Henry Dana. Thos. Gardner,
David Williamson. AS. Nero and +. F.
Woods, assembled at the residence of Mr..
Mark Hawker last Tuesday evening and
nassed The time pleasantly Enjoying the
tn Ii ing game wien you don't have the
cards.. Refreshments. in which oysters
played a prominent part, were served. and
AL expressed themselves as having been
glad 70 have bsen present. with thanks to
Mr.. and Mrs. Hawker for ths opportunity
offered.
The stores OF Bottineau need not take a
back seat for those IN any other community.
They are all well kept and have inviting
stocks ii goods. Dry goods, groceries, hard
wsre. boots and shoes, two banks, meat
market, I've blssekshith shops, harness shop,
txu agricultural hoddses. two drug s,mes,
tso hnieIs. three elevators, two livery
14.hles, i.weler, two barber shops, two
hsFSkssf rresbytefJJ.i i md Raaptisat) Skating
MI \ pkyascials, aid the port Of entry
snrsahs e,alSscsiion II cts,tdiipa, no able attor-
neys, etc, and the SOCIAL and moral: features
> t,,1 tom. Gives ! stranger the impress.
that withs.glsiinaa crops fireplace 6s,boiid to
adyanciS anaa xxll become ole ~ prominence
81, Time ID come. u hefiel.. 'Rood,,. there
u A j. = 1880 go 49, 80 ~ ;kx IT,.