The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-12-24
Church Directory.

Wheat 40 cents.
Skating Rink to night,
Full line of fancy groceries At Kinks
stors-cheap TOR cash.
W. H. Mcintosh and Co. wish to buy
twenty FIVE head Of stock,
Cash or trade paid for farm produce q
W. H. Kinks Cash Store.
Money can be secured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
Friday morning was the coolest Of thii
season, the thermometer reaching So below
zero.
Frank Trudel, living near Taraus. re
joices in the advent of I young son on the
18th inst.
Rev. Geo. Durno NJ. A. from Manitoba i,
expected next week to assist Rev. Marine in
religious work.
Don't let your coal bins got empty while
Geo. H. Fairies has good supply of coa]
on hand. Call on him for prices.
The Schovl entertainment last evening
was grand success. A full report val
appear next week.
W J. Murray and family, and Will and
Frank Collins, left yestsrday morning 70,
Grand Forks, where they will spend the
holidays.
Fashionable dresxmak,ng establishment
conducted by Miss Alme at the Fargo
Store" Prices moderate-ht guarante eed.
Will the person who took tho bracket
shelf from the rear Of the City Drug Store
be kind enough to return it as it i, needed
to hold Christmas presents.
LOST A far driving nit bet wesn Dottin-
eau and Peabody last sunday afternoon.
Any one finding the same and returning it
to this Office will . suitably rewarded.
new Matchmaker arrived in town
Wednesday evening last. He will 60 into
partner ship with Olaf Tonnesson, after he
sizes up the situation aud breathes . little
more Of our pure. braoins ozone.
George Fairies, says the cold weather has
come at last and wishes to know why people
need pay five dollars cord for rood when
Burlington coal can be had at $3.50 to 6 90
ton, and Sand Coulee from sc. 90 to $3.50
Dent 60 about with On air suggestive Of
20 long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. R. Woods aud indulge
in cup that "cheers but not inebriates. t"
A fine line of sweet wines. elders, cigars,
etc., constantly on hand.
Nothing has stirred the acquisitive pro-
pensities of the residents Of this town and
surrounding country, for long time, a. tls
proposed banking scheme We have not yA
had time to study the matter but will have
tlpmething more TO say about it next week
The dsnizeus of the Mountain are again
becoming affected with matrimonial fever,
the latest victims being Mr.. A. P. Rive
and Miss Turf Nickelsou. Mr.. Rive is q
member of the Hilton School Board, and il
likely now to take more interest than ever
in educational matters. u 80 ~
The marrigae ceremony tosk place At the
residence Of Rev. N. o. Field, the ofisiating
clergyman, on the 22nd inst. W. ~
Ed. Bignell says he is going to tell the
truth about the County. Ed could not do
anything else, ~ he served over two years
on the Beard of Co. Commissioners; owns
two fine quarter sections Of land; had an
immense crop the last two years; and is in
fair way Of securing partner for life.
Joe. Pinkerton wishes 70 inform the in
divldual who took that valiss containing
HE clean clothes, out of w. H. Mcintosh
Co.'S store last Monday evening. that if he
returns the clean ones he will give him all
the rest that ars net clean. He says II
any one needs clothes more than hs does
he will give him some but he hates to have
i said tnat his clothes were stolen.
Mr. VIM. Stewart, Bottineau' ! squire and
philosopher, started yesterday morning for
his old tome in Glengary, Ont accompanied
by Mrs. Stewart. They will remain :
Wills at Chippewa Falls on their way East.
II would make the heart Of our reporter
glad to hear him describe the magnificent
possibilities Of this country Of Hard wheat,
and the general scpsssdness'' Of the inhabi-
tants At election times, whom he reaches his
destination. We viii miss you Squire and
will be glad 70 wslcome you bask.