The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-09-17

Mld-week meeting Thursdays at 8 p. m.
Wheat Sc cents.
Threshing is in full blast.
Treasurer and audi,or's report in this
issue.
Get your job work done at, the PIONEER
office.
Bro. Gonzaza, postmaster and merchant
at Tarsus, came up Wednesday on business
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
quire at Office of Pioneer. ...
Our P. VI. was inspected by Postofice
Inspector Clements last Saturday.
Williamson & Pinkerton now softly mur-
muir: "Did we, or did we not, transgress?"
Money can be occurred through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
John A. Davis Was up during the week
enjoying the pleasure Of living in = live
town.
The McBraysn has secured the services
Of cook from Delorains. He arrived yes
terday.
slettebak l. Co. are building an addition
to their warehouse 4Ox24 to accommodate
their fall stock Of goods.
Farmersl Now is the time to get your
vitriol, A large supply at the city drug
store. e.
The new restaurant will not open its doors
until next week, owing to delay in getting
the place ready for occupancy.
Dug Macarthur has something to say to
the public in this issue Of the PIONEER
Read his ad. and keep yourself posted.
Mac won't have it that way. All the
"estraying" he has ever been guilty Of, he
says, was to>strny into the wrong political
fold. ~. ......--.. s..
A thresher and engine were received last
Friday by Noble & Kyle and put in service
immediately on securing complement OF
men. :
white frost made its appearance Mon
day night. the first of the season Every
thing is out of harms way, and no damage
| resulted.
US. Customs Officer Lowrie drove out
to the Antlers Monday and made an entry
of certain stock brought across the border
by Samuel Seiffelt.
Will Collins received three new threshers
and engines last evening. They have all
been spoken for by different parties and
will be put in operation at once.
The Great Northern has reduced the
charges on wheat one cent bushels from
this point to Minneapolis, in sympathy
with the decline in that cereal.
Farmers who had some hopes Of getting
their wheat threshed from the shock in the
advent of new threshing outfits, have come
to the conclusion that patience is no longer
g virtue, and are now busily engaged in
stacking.
A. N. Sebelius returned rscently from q
trip to Devils Lake and furnishes the in.
formation that the wheat crop along the
line Of the Great Northern is fairly out.
classed by Bottineau county magnificent
yield.
Readers Of the PIONEER should save 9
copy containing list of prizes to be awarded
at the county fair. The directors Of the
Agricultural society have decided on dis,
pensipg with pamphlets, and the emily list
obtainabls are those published in Botti
neau's two papers. ...~ -.
Don't 60 about with an cir suggestive o.
90 long felt want" but rather satisfy thi.
want by calling on J. R. Woods and indulg,
in cup that "cheers but not inebriates.
A hns line Of sweet wines, cidsrs, cigars
ETC., constantly on hand.
Mondays trim was three hours late
stopping ct Omemss siding An hour or 81
presumably 10 give the passengers time t
get good view Of the splendid crops an,
surrounding country. Nothing like beini
accommodating. ..ss5
Rome was not built IN : day, but those
crosswalks could be laid in much less tim.
than It took to build that ancient city
The freedom Of the village will be extended
the town board, besides receiving the thank
OF patient community, If work on th,
crossings i started Immediately.
The ties and rails for The omsmes sidinl
are On the ground. general merchandis,
store will b srsctsd BY Scott 3 Hall 81