The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-03-09
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. r. 1. Thoma,, !,

Bottineau, on the 5th inst., a daughter.
The attendance last Saturday evening a;
the skating rink was good. The hand
furnished some delightful music for the
merry skaters.
Geo. Haacke has rented the ]. B. Sin.
clair farm, aud will pu, it in crop this sea.
OH. We all hope our popular fellow
citizen may strike it rich.
Court will be in session, commencing on
the 10Th, Judge Morgan presiding. There
arc some important eases on the docke,
among which is a murder case.
An eclipse Of the moon il on the docket
for this evening commencing at Z 80. Don't
forget to take a look at lunar as she is hid
from view BY the earth's shadow.
County Superintendent Of Schools. ].
A. Greig, is holding an examination for
teachers certificates, commencing yester.
day and ending today, with quite a good
attendance.
The Legislature has killed the appropria.
ton fr reimbursement to Troop "B' fo'
expenses incurred in attending the encamp.
m.nt ut jamestown. A bill was introduced
to pay them $500, but 1t was not passed.
A grand masked carnival at the skating
rink, with the band In attendance, followed
by IL ball at the Odd Fellows hall, will be
one of the features for next Friday even.
ing. See announcement elsewhere by
Manager Fairies.
The baby girl Tone OF the twins) of Mr..
and Mrs. McCandlrss, has been quite sick
the past week, at one time very low, but
under the efficient care of DIR. Greig the
little one, we are pleased to state, is in a
fair way to recovery.
The Misses Gladys Marshall, Anna Nor
den and Kate Steiger, three of Bottineau
County's popular teachers, the two former
of Willow City, and the latter near there,
are registered at the McBrayen House,
being here in attendance at the school ex-
animation.
Services in the Presbyterian church last
Sunday evening, conducted BY the pastor,
Rev. w. II. Wood, were attended by u good
sized congregation, Mr.. Wood preaching, an
entertaining and interesting sermon. There
will be services again next Sunday evening
ut the usual hour.
The new pastor, of the Baptist denomi-
nation here, the Rev. w. P. Squires,
preached to = large and appreciative con.
grcgation at their house OF worship last
Sunday evening, an extended notice OF
which is published elsewhere. Services
again next Sunday evening, commencing a,
7:3O.
The "new management OF TIE Pho
SEEK will leave for his former home al
Eagcley, LaMoure County, n. D., next
Tuesday, to bring his family, household
goods and printing material to Bottineau,
when he will settle down as one of Its
citizens. lie trusts to q hearty welcome by
the citizens generally.
Mr.. G. j. Cuulthsrd of Omcmee, count.
auditor elect, arrived In town and assn med
the duties. of his, Office last Monday. Mr.
Coulthard will move bis family here later in
the season, and they will be a valuable
acquisition to the social circles OF the town,
to which all will welcome them with q
hearty welcome. For the present he II
domiciled at the hotel McBraycn.
The ladies of the Aid Society of tn,
Lutheran Church, about eight miles veg
Of town, Rev. N. o. Field, pastor, held
meeting at the church last Tuesday t,
arrange for Il bazaar to he held som
time in July, possibly about the 4tb, til,
funds accumulated to be used for churcl
work. The ladies spent an enjoyable day
and were perfectly harmonious In the caus
If the good work.
The hotel McBrayen has been pretty full
the past week, 80 much so as to requir
some doubling up. W. are all pleased t
know hat landlord McBraycn is 50 vel
ratronized, as, under the able sup'rinten
dency Of Mrs. McBrayen, guests are mad
to feel at home, the beds are comfortable
the roomss crupulously clean, tidy and neat
and the tables never wanting in good wei
cooked and healthy food.