The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-04-06

Mrs. Froo~rt and FAMILY Seft fhla morning
10 Join LEI husband at Kslispcll, Mont.
Mrs. Dixon Of On,emee, aud Miss Mclean
of Willow City, wsr. visiting friends III
town this week.
Warren Moore Il to he seen again WELD
ing the cleaver IN Tom Whites butcher
shop where he expects to remain during the
summer.
Special attention Il called to A.: advertise
.ment In another column. telling where and
how you can get the ''Pnpular Edition. Of
the laws Of 1895. Look It up and read it.
Mrs. j. b. Sinclair aid two children left
ny Tuesday's train for Kaliapell, Mont,
where J. B. Is located. The best wishes Of
xnany friends follow them to their new home. |
The Ladies Aid OF the Presbyterian
Church Is now prepared tn do all kinds Of
plain sewing. All orders left at the home
,nf Mrs. v. b. Noble will receive prompt |
attention.
Thos Fairies who has been managing the
skating rink here during the winter, left on
Thursday mornings train, for his old home
at Parkhi'l, Ont, wher he intend to settle
down to farming.
Geo. White Is the latest addition to our
bicycle riders. He and his wheel are pretty
well matched. Sometimes George has the
wheel down and In tie next instant the
wheel has George down. Stay with it G..
and you'll master 1t yet.
The county commissioners were busy the
first two days Of this mouth, auditing &C
counts, rejecting petitions, cutting pills,
: etc. Many are the blessings called down
. upon their devoted heads. Who wouldn't
be = county commissioners!
What Hicks don't know Tor can't guess
about the weather would make a small book.
lie says we are to have an abnormally chilly
April, especially the front part Of 1t. We
mention this for tn. benefit OF ambitious
house wives who insist ON storing the stoves
so that they can ''clean house."
The Bottineau boys should get out and
play foot ball these evenings. A club should
be organized, too, aud some games played
between this and other towns. We believe
Bottineau can put In the field = club which
will hold it's own with anything in the state.
Let It be taken up By those who can play.
: A newspaper man started the report that
a girl in his town kneads bread with her
gloves on, wbereupon \ needy exchange re-
marked: CHATS nothing. We need bread
with our shoes and stockings on. We need
it badly, too, and unless SOME Of our de'in-
qurnts'pay up soon, w vii need bread with
our PANTS on."-Ex.
Knut X. Torgerson. . resilient OF the
Turtle Mountains died on the 18th Of March
after being sick for six weeks, and Was
buried on the SOth. His remains were
followed by . large numher of friends.
Funeral services were conducted by Rev.
G. d. Eikenes. The bsresved family has
the sympathy Of the entire community.
Ex-Countv Commissioner Ed Bignell
came home . few days ago, after spending
the winter In KalispeIl, Mont. Mr.. Bignell
ia not enamorsl OF the country, BY any
means, and would not advise anyone 10 60
there. He thinks the country IL overdone
and that opportunities are no more plentiful
there than here.
Grand Forks Herald: HI. +. Helgeson,
ex-state commissioner Of agriculture, has
just returned from . trip &c Oregon and
California. He reports these states to be
full Of people nut Of employment, and who
cannot find work + do. He does not see
how they are to live. Mr.. Hslgeson 10 more
than ever convinced that there 10 no part ut
the United States that offers better oppor-
'1uuit,es TO- the. poor man than does North
Dakota.
> The other day Z country minister took
leave OF his congregation IN this manner
i.Brothers and sisters / zone to say good-by.
j don't think God loves this e. nrch, because
none Of you ever did. / don't think you
love each other because ! never marry any
az Won. I don't think you love me, because
you have not paid my SALARY. Your d"""t~
ions are mould fruit and wormy apple'' and
tBy their fruits ye shall know them Broth
ers, / am going a ! better place. l have
been called 10 b : chaplain Of = pen'te"'
.iary. Wsers I 50 ye cannot come, but l go
ia. prepare : placs for you, and may the
Lord have mercy On yonr souls"
Al the Baptist church Sunday evening
7:4s. The Pastor win speak on "Tbe
Memorial Suppsr,'' not 4 Sacrsment. Come
and let u honestly. investigate. Sunday
School VI 1880 :. Y.
Pastm Sqnires will also held services At
me cromar school house II The Mountain at
/. n. Suljsct:-The Church Of Christ
from the call 81 Abraham. 50 the present.
Il colfieal invitation extended to the public
!. 4. +. y.
me B. 4. h. u. msets apext Thursday
evening It ! O'Clock n N. Subject: Graft
4.sde, Luke VII; ~. All who are interested
III the work Ire invited. '|e
is ls ii ~
April Fool
"a IN Pioneer; The biggrst fool Of the
season wers the $40 tar ayers ~ B',ttineau
r.A...xh. .frs6A In ~ratffl0n that was