The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1895-02-16
Knhc Atyn's entertainment, II under tn,
auspices OF Turtle Mountain Lodge I. U. O..

Angus MrKinnon, cic,k ~ the cnurt, has
bean duly installed rs ln'stoficr clerk, u 70.
s'ti"n he Is we'll qualified t." MI. -
Geo. j. Cnulthard was M from ()u.n,ee
q few days sg" looking over the scene Of his
lnh~rs when he enters nn the da,irs NJ the
auditors office.
We call attention t" the doing- Of the
County Board "f Health, rs reported IN this
Taper. ST. me things are there which may
Interest you. Better look at 1t.
DR.. +. s. Fiske WAS up from Willow CITY
this week, attending meeting Of the Board
of Health, ri which h. 10 ox-"ffcio secretary,
being county superintendent Of b. alth.
Mrs. George Kelley loft for Tacoma.
Wash, Tuesday II this week. She has a
card In this paper co,,xining n statement
which sue very tnuch desires som people to
sep.
}. Il. Woods Ia hack in town and Intends
re-opentng his house on strictly temperance
principles. Hr will do some w.rk at shoe
making, also, which trade he l. armed In the
east.
Two hours with Rubc Al'vn in his charac-
ter approximations fos IS cents my save you
IS dollars III medicine.
Mr. Moses Parker IL suffering terribly
from an attack, the exact nature Of which
has not been deter mined rs vet, but is either
acute neuralgia ar m absce.s forming. q
Meetings have been held throughout til
week In the Presbyterian church, being wtN
attended and marked b: n deep Interest. w
understand the brethren "a to Peabody ncxf
week. May the Spirit of God rest on them
In power.
It will he seen by u rrfrrcnc - "urco,-
nmns that some very influential people are
supporting our sheriff and sta -. attorney
in closing the B. P's. And the PIONEER
il one Of fhs-not one Of the ''pigs'' "ut one
Of the other fellows.
There is q rumor In the air to The effect
that the Illegal dealers In ta"gle-font' at Will
bow City had been, or were soon to be, pulled.
Hnd % . consequence those gentry re- fred to
the obseurity Of their country residences,
but It ser,ns to have been mere run ", with
no foundation In fact. -.
Better keep your COW under lock AMI key
y you don't want her in pound" right soon.
Marshal Haacke tells rs that one fine day
this xeek about u dozen COWS were Loose In
town and n perfect storm Of complaints were
made. He declares he'll have 10 run them
all in II folks don't take warning.
RUDE ALLYN, the great humorist, Monda.
evening next.
1t pleases us to place Lars Sivertson's
maine on our subscription list, not merely for
the sake of the dollar, but because We like
+" have all the best men In the county read
the PIONEER. MIR. SivrrtsUn IL interested
In the ~reopening Of the timber reserve and
w'll nse his influence in securing siguers to
\ petition to this end.
Benson County News: There Is talk Of
having n meeting of the North Dakut.
Editorial Association sorn. We suggest
that when the boys get together they take
steps to suitably rewar'l Editor McCa"dless
ut the B htin Ill Pioneer "a being the only
editor In the Northwest able to raise twins.
Hope the meeting will be held soon. The
fwins are getting hungry.
Charlie Milloy came back to Bottineau n
few trains ago, after a six weeks absence
visiting friends. Most Of bis time WAS spent
with his father whom he had not seen for
nine years. The old gentleman lives at
RedwM'd Falls, MINI. On his wav back, h.
stopped a few days in Grand Forks with
Louis Theroux and wife, h removed there
from Devils Lake some time ago.
+ Viii Hubert writes us from Rrddick, H.,
where he u is, to the effect that lie likes 1t
IN some ways very much, but IN others not
so well rs he had expected. He says times
are not very hard. that farmers nrs well
Axed and land sells for a high figure-ss 1t
will do here later on. His mother IL will,
him, hut Is rot ut all well, having been at
tackled Il short time ago with hemnrrhsge Of
the, ungs, news which will sadden many
here b now and loye her, but w hope I.
may not prove serious.
Next Monday evening suhe Allyn will
give one Of his interesting entertainments
in the /. O. @. r. Hall. He comes very
highly recommended by the Iress, ~clrrgymen
and college professors. 1t l. seldor, We have
the opportunity Of listening to talent such
10 be presents, snd no ole shotld mics the
treat. Doors will be ope" At 1880. Enter
txinment to commence Vt $500. 3.
Rev. W. C. Mccormick. pastor Of the first
Presbyterian church 1T Moorhead, MINI,
says of him:
a take great pleasure In hearing testimo-
Is u the ability Of Rnbe Allyn 49, huihtr'
ist. Mr.. Allyn, In his last tour, appeared
before 4 Moerhesd audience II the opera
.,n,v., 1ndrr the auspiecs ct the Ladies' Aid
Sacl<t,s ssf my church, and the entertainment.
M. ! great i~sapceers, dellghting bis audience
IL his presentations, can heartily com.
mend him 10 any church or society . ~ art
n oapspls ~ giving / Thoroughly enjoyable
ersdlss. on engagement with him was !
lnsreie s9iseess.,
Kelly Mn " in BottineAp two
days 81 each wsekWednesdays and
sa.nsrdsss,ys--fai d the purpose 81 repairing
w.iches. clocks and iewelry. Leave work
md ordsss ii McArfbpr's Drug Store.
whore Sc viii ba located. Work can Be
10 INV time II daring the week. ~ viii