The Bottineau pioneer., 1892-12-31
Wheat 40 cents

Christmas Day was observed very quietly
Mr., Will Collins reports good time at
the Forks.
Dr.. Hunter left yesterday morning for
Devils Lake. He will return in about two
months.
Full line Of fancy groceries at Kirk's
stora--cheap or 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.
Don't let YOUR coal bins got empty while
Geo. II. Fairies has good supply of Goa
ON haud. Call on him for pricos.
Mr. Frank Sanford. one Of the old timers
of this town, is rnning engine 73 between
this place and Rugby while engineer
Murray is enjoying we'll earned holiday
Either thief or burglar was in on,
midst last Saturday evening, and got in his
work at M cIntosh Bros hardware store. The
| window was broken auda sille- taken out
| which stood near it.
George Fairies, says the cold weather has
come u, last aud wishes to know why people
need pay FIVE dollars co'd for wood when
Burlington coal can be had at $3.50 to 600
9 ton, aud Saud Coulce from sc. 90 TO $3.50
MIR and Mrs Samuel Cathro left f'r
Minneapolis on Monday morning with their
youngest son, Percy, where they will spend
the winter in .. der TO avail themselves ofthe
educational facilities which that city affords
Dent go about with an dir suggestive Of
"a long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. II. Woods and indulge
| in cup that 'cheers but not iuebriates." !"
A fine line of sweet wines, elders, cigars
ETC.: constantly on hand.
Miss Minnie Carey left on Friday mo D.
ing's train for Ter work iu Petersburg,
| after very pleasant visit among her friends
here.
Quite pleasant party was given by the
hostess OF the Hotel do McBrayen in her
honor the evening previous.
Hon Jas. Culhie and Mr.. Angus Critics
of Willow Vale Township were in town
Thursday last. Jim does not hold his head
one particle higher on account of the homo, 8
thrust upon him by his election last fall as
State Commissioner Of Insurance. He says
i: would not dc as he expects to be back
from Bismarck in two years:
"Bythe Holy Mackinaw' was the ex-
preston made use Of by one of our young
men when on trying to got Into room
occupied, as the thought. by one Of his friend,
he heard the report of . gun just insi ie
the door. He made himself scarce about
there very suddenly.
Besides a wife, MIR. A. Macarthur brought
back cousin, Miss r. Mcintosh, with him
We hope the young lady will becom,
sufficiently infatuated with the place to re-
main. and assist in the education of tho
rising generation Of Bottineau Co. From
what we can learn she would be quite au
acquisition to the muslcal talent Of the
town.
A Literary Society will shortly be start.
ed in this place. This is something in
which all our young men should take Z
deep interest. There is heap of latent
talent here lying around loose whish only
requires little development to bring it 10
light. Practice in public speaking in his
youth has brought many man to the front
who without It would have been left to
'blusl uns cen, and waste his sweetness on
the desert air" A week from next Tuesday
is the evening fixed upon for the first
meeting, due notice Of tbs place will be
given later.
Among the more valuable presents re-
ceived last Monday evening, were the
following: Mr.. W. H. Mcintosh, safe
for the new bank, Miss Gussie Hawkcr .
morigagsd jersey COW, Mr.. D. =. Me-
Arthur consignment Of sachet powder.
Mr.. V. B. Noble an. elegant aud costly
smoking cap, Miss Kate Stewart valu-
able cat Of the maltese variety, J. B. Sin
clair highly poliahad, praise s-souding horn,
aud Dr. Greig thorough bred .'Rnsp q
The species noted for its pargnssi Raals
psnsitis,,