The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-11-26
Church Directory.
Wheat "a cents.

Wne3t Oh ceulb.
Be sure and order your coal Of George
Look out for Kinks new advertisement.
It will be dandy.
Full line of fancy groceries 1t Kinks
stors-eheap for cash.
Cash or trade paid for farm produce at
W. H. Kinks Cash Store.
Money can be secured through the Bank
of Willow City for hnal prosf purposes.
Mrs. J. shabel wife of the late Manager
Of this paper left on Friday mornings train
to join her husband.
John Bowerman from the south east part
of the county was in town this week prov
ing up on his homestead.
| Robert Brander wishes to tell the farmers
that hs will be grinding feed on Fridays
and Saturdays only until further notice.
Fashionable dressmak,ng establishment
conducted by Miss Alme at the Fargo
Store" Prices moderate-ft guaranteed
Miss Rhoda B. Ferguson one ofBottineau's
| fvir teachers is now installed az assistant
cashier in the Farmer and Mechanics Banl
ia Willow City. .:
! R. E, Brookings csuld not think of stay
ing in Willow. City on Thanksgiving de-,
Not sufficient turkey there for him, couse.
quently he vested the County Seat.
| One Of the Laporte brothers from, the
Antlers, while coming into town on Thurs.
day lay received a severe kick on the ankle
from horse, which will leave him lame TO,
some time. .....
There will be meeting of the Shareheld.
ers Of the Pioneer Publishing Company in
this Office 1t p. m. Monday next, the 28th
inst. A full meeting is earnestly requested
as important business will bs considered,
It is our sad duty to chronicle the death
of Mrs, Anna Torgeson, wife Of Knuts
Torgeson in the mountain, on Thursday
evening last Mrs. Torgeson was suffere,
for many years. The funeral will takt
place on Monday next.
Don't 60 about with an air suggestive o.
"a long felt want" but rather satisfy thi.
want by calling on J. R. Woods and indulg,
in cup that "cheers but not inebriates.
A fine line Of sweet wines, elders, cigars
ETC.. constantly on hand. ~. ..
A word to the. wise is sufficient. Coli
weather will soon be here, and the best va.
to prepare for it is to send in your order
to George Fairies, who has . car of San,
Coulee coal on hand which he will asll I
reasonable prices. in large or small guam
ititiss. -$..1>.;
The Hon. L. D. Dana will not 30 over. t
Dnnssith 30 frequently for some time t
come as he took the attraction home wit
him the last trip he now goes around hi
office nging; Cecilia my own true love
one" Rev. Mr.. Marine on Monday las
united the .stwo hearts that beat rs one.
Long life, and much hsppiness to Syou an
Iyeurs Judge. @
jules B1ain one Of the pioneers Of thu
county, thinking eastern fog and lnu'
better than the dry, bracing, though frost
air Of North Dakota, left yesterday mornin
for Massachusetts,. We expect to sss hi,
back however, before . year has passe
Eaway. He remembered that he could nc
do without the PIONEER and ordered it sen
10 his new homo.
Tie Ball held in the Armory Thanksgiy
ing evening was fairly well attended cor
sidering the inclemency Of the weather. Tn
boys 70 ports . very nice time The .exhanstie
produced ~ the very vigorous dancing wa
/ speedily overcome by the magnificent sup
per provided .. the Hunter restaurant.
Of:courss the music Was all right wit
Butler and John in charga.
Mr.. Will Halls Of Lincoln Township come
up here sometimes, il fact more than some
times lately. Generally he just makes ! sbor
i call in passing but the trip this week ha
been an exception. In his hurry to get ii
thanksgiving dinner, we will not say where
his cutter cane IN contact with q ston
about four niles north west Of townd, emolisll
ling one runner. While trying 70 borrow mn
iother rig his team broke away aud the las
he saw Of them they were going over III
Iprairit At 4 ten mile 40 hour gait.so he l re
] lmained and took IN the ball. Better lucl
next trip Will