The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-10
Church Directory


Wheat 81 cents.
Be sure and order your GOAL Of George
Fairies.
Full line of fancy groceries At Kinks
store-chesp for cash.
Cash or trade paid for farm produce ct
W. H. Kinks Cash Store.
The lumber for the skating rink has been
ordered, and il expected every day.
Money can be secured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
Robert Brander wishes to tell the farmers
that he will be grinding feed on Fridays
and Saturdays only until further notice.
Towns l6O to l64 in ranges 81 to Sc in-
elusive will come into market shortly.
These towns are in the Miuot land district.
Pastor T. s. Rsishus fra Nlinot holder
Pr@diken sonday den II DIS hos Ole
Ho1aas i Maunten. SAINT Menigheds Mode.
Fashionable dressmaklug establishment
conducted by Miss Alme at the Fargo
Store" Prices moderats-ft guaranteed.
Supt. Evans Of the Great Northern came
Eap Thursday evening to look over the
ground here. He returned on Friday
Morning.. .~.
| - Conductor Denney has secured . lay of
to assist in nursing his daughter. Conduct
or Reid has taken his place in the mean
time. -. -
Mr.. Duncan Beaton, received the sad
news, week ago Of the death Of his grand
father, Duncan Beaton, n the ago Of IS, in
Inverulie, Scotland.
Mr.. H. H. Skier vim is now taking SUBJ
seriptions for book entitled Museum Of
Wonders. 1t is very interesting work
and would be quite on acquisition to any
library. g. 49,
Blank forms for School Census have
been sent to each District clerk this week.
1t il to the interest Of every District to see
that not one child Of school age is omitted
% it means q loss Of six or seven dollars
At the residence of the Rev. J. A. Marine,
ths officiating clergyman, Mr.. James
Stewart and Miss Annie Critics linked their
fortunes for life, ,on Wednesday last. Both are
well known andhighly respected, citizens Of
the Omemee eishborhood.
Don'tgo about with an air suggestive Of
70 long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. r. Woods. and indulge
in cup that "oheers but not inebriatss. !"
A fine line of sweet wines, elders. cigars,
etb., constantly on hand. .,,
"A word. to the wiss IL sufficient. Cold
weather will soon be here, and the best way
to prepare for it is to send in your orders
to George Fairies, who has car Of Sand
Coulee coal on hand which he will ssll ct
reasonable pricss. in large or small quan-
titisa.
Memories Of the ''green isle,' have crowd
% 90 fast upon Alfred Gray lately that hs
decided TO visit the old homo, and Friday
mornings train carried him upon the first
stage OF his journey to the land Of the
Shamrock. Mr.. Gray has richly earned
this trip.
7 The winter migration hss commenced
in earnest. Thomas Kelley and W. II. Flsm-
ing two Of our prosperous farmers east Of
town left for the old camping ground in
Ontario Monday last. Tom ordered his
paper sent to Vanklesk Hill. Mrs. Joseph
Rebel from the Peabody settlement left
tho same morning for the famous County
OF Bruce.
Some people think they are smart and
like to show it. but We wish to intern those
very smart individuals who upset the load
Of wood Be longing to Mr. Thos Kyle, last
Tuesday evening, in front Of the City Drng
Store, that kind Of work il locked upon by
Ill right thinking peopls "a downright msan
,ness instead OF sHartness. Before doing
such thing they should consider how they
would like 70 havs It done to themselves
\ Nothing succeeds like perseverance,. Mr.
Albert B. Armstrong who resides 81 but
seven miles north Of town left here tery
mysterlously short time ago. The sequel
proves that he went TO St. Paul, thence to
Yorktown N. W. I. Why he went will be
seen Ia another column. Suffice il to say
here, that he brought hack with him the.
sister Of Rev. D. Mcmillan, lady Nha)
made very favorable impression during
the time sho resided in our midst iast
] winter.