01 Aug 1889
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Newspaper
The Bottineau Pioneer
Location
Bottineau, North Dakota, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1889
Page
1
The Caronre Church of St Paul at Tarsus will hold services at the usual hour every Sunday led by Rev. P. A. Brunelle.
A Dakota Territory notice orders a term of the Sixth Judicial District Court for Bottineau County to begin August 5 1889 at 10 am in Bottineau. An 18 man Grand Jury is to be drawn and summoned. The message lists jurors and cites procedures for final citizenship papers, naturalization rules, and court sessions with evening hours if needed. The item also notes social events and local notices surrounding Bottineau residents and churches.
A July 20 1889 North Dakota Democratic Committee meeting ordered a statehood convention to be held in Fargo on August 29 1889 at 10 a m to nominate candidates under the new constitution and conduct related business. The apportionment based on county votes includes Bottineau with four delegates. proxies require bonafide residents. The notice also mentions unity moves among agricultural organizations and excerpts from a Farmers Alliance publication.
French text outlines citizenship procedures for naturalization in the United States, including who must file declarations of intention and who may be eligible without copies. It mentions a Willow City meeting on August 9 and 10 with agenda items on education, teaching methods, and school management.
The Northern Pacific adds twenty upgraded colonist sleepers built by Barney Smith and Co. Each car holds fourteen sections with separate gentleman and ladies rooms, a Baker heater, kitchen facilities, a twenty gallon water cooler, seventy gallon water tank, natural wood finish, Acme lighting, sliding privacy headboards, extendable seating, under-seat storage, movable tables, and curtain rods. Second class Montana and Pacific Coast ticket holders ride free. total fleet reaches 63 cars, signaling superior comfort among transcontinental lines.
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