The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-03-11
Wheat Al cents.

Wheat Al cents
Nav Groceries arriving at Kinks every
train.
Miss Hattie jackson has commenced an
eight months term of school in the Eides-
wold district, four months in each part
of the district.
Mr. Donald Mcintosh. fireman and all
around good elbow. had his usual pleasant
smile broadened considerably last Saturday,
when he became the happy father of u boun-
eng boy.
Mr.. Ross and family have arrived and
have taken up their residence in the section
house. He is the father in-law Of our
genial station agent here, and he Will see
that this portion of the track will he kept
all right.
MIR. and Mrs. J. 3. Sinclair returned
from Bismarck Monday last 1t takes J: B.
all his time telling wi at he did with that
st oen platform bill. Miss Gussie Hawker
filled Mrs. Snclairs place in the school very
satis factorily While she was absent.
The following are the candidates writing
10 day for teachers certificates: Fulton
Kinley, Hattie Kinley. Hattie jackson,
Flora Burr, Kate Burr. Sa,"h Eli de- Maria
| A Sinclair, Hattie Fairies, Emma Ferguson,
George F. Nelson, and Lestor Morden
Silver Cough Remedy best in use.
Mr.. Brooks the popular express messen'
ger on the Great Northern, dues not believe
in being idle on his off days. and this week
display ed some of his mechanical ingenuity
in showing Tom Gardner ana Will Collins
how to set up some Of the mammoth drills
received by the frm of Collins and Fox.
Last evcniags train brought in among
others, the following: MIR. VIM. Russell and
nephew MIR. Richard Bond, and Mr.. William
Pust who brought his son-in-law and family
with him. They report large immigration
for this spring. Let them come. We have
room for quite number Of industrious
farmers yet.
| Mr.. David williamson has concluded to
remain in the machinery business here.
We are all glad to hear Of this dsc'slon as
Dave is one of our most obligirg and enter
prising young men. Whatever want of
success he may have in selling to men, he
never fails in making sale to a lady.
Read his new ad. next week. -
Silver Herb for Blood, Liver, and Kidneys
Don't go about with an air suggestive OF
"a long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. R. Woods and indulge
in cup that "cheers but not inebriates.' =
fine line of sweet wines, elders, cigars,
etc constantly on hand. f..
A large party from Deloraine including
Messrs Nelson and Leeson, came over on
Wedn esday last to visit this part Of Uncl.
Sans domain. Some Of the boys took them
around and showed them the sights and as
sisted them to enjoy themselves. We nn
derstand select party was given in theil
honor at the rooms of one Of our 1prominen
Young men, but on accoust Of our nigh
editor being laid up for repairs we ar
unable to g,ve.the particulars.
Mr. W. II. Keays who has lately returned
from Ontario tells us that in the easter.
part of that province the mercury reache'
40 below zero while the snow whirled an,
the wind howled as bad if not worse tlal
y they ever did here. Among other amus;n
incidents he related the folle wing-to Us
One old lady while he was there remarke
. to him, $50 you have farm in Winnipeg
have your" Another in, telling him no,
we'll off they we're said We did not hav
4 very good crop the year before last, bu
e last summer we had . very good one. VII
Ne had almost enough wheat % bread us. !