The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-10-21

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Wednesday evening at 8.
Mare for sale. Inquire OF w. 81. Kirk.
A car Of lime At W. Fl. Mcintosh q Cos.
Come in o and get some before it is done.
Farm for sale.--Nh sex sec. 81 and M
s-wh sec. %, T. 1911, R. 75, known as the
A. II. Lustig farm.-F. W. CATHRo.
W. H. Kirk moved his family into town
this week, from the hotel at Lake Netigoshe
where they spent the sumner.
Come to the entertainment tonight and
bring the children. It will be a treat.
Jas McPhail rented the P. J. Ferguson
farm and being near town concluded 1t
would be we'll to have the PIONEER so gave
us bis name. A wise confusion, whether
you live near town or not.
Annual meeting Of the W. G. U.
will be held in the Baptist church on
Thursday, Oct. 18th, at 3 p. m. All
members are especially requested to be
present.
William Dinwoodie has some fine
young pigs which he will sell for $500
apiece. If you want one, com soon.
Our streets are at last undergoing repairs.
Main street is being filled IN the center, and
the general level raieed. But it seems to US
it should first be ditched, as in its present
condition a rain would render 1t impossible.
Dugald Macarthur has purchased the
house owned by Geo. J. Coulthard, situated
close by the hotel, and moved his family at
once. Mr.. Nc wiNfind this much moss con-
venient in every way, as we'll as pleasanter
for the coming winter at least.
Capt J.. D. Eaton Of Dunseith, came over
III Monday last to superinsend the setting of
the mill machinery. Mr. Kalbfiesch declares
he wants it done right this time, and has
taken the very best way Of securing tyat end
The Captain ia an expert in that line of
work, and Mr. z. can congratulate himself on
having secured him.
Be sure to attend the entertainment to-
night. You may never have . chance to
hear its like again. Popular price-25 cents
for grown persons-15 cents for children.
Rev Collinge was taken somewhat by sup
prise Monday evening last, by the arrival of
his family from Deloraine Manitoba, WHARF
they have been since his arrival here. Mr..
O. was not expecting them for a few days,
his new house not being quite completed.
We hope Mrs Collinge will find residence
here pleasant and profitable. Let Us all
unfse II giving them a welcome.
Fargo Forum: Here is a case where the
game wardens should have got in their work.
g. II. Foote and G.. L.. Hammonu, Of the
Illinois Steel Co., Chicago, have been at
Towner, N. D., in their private car, with a
baggage car provided by the Great Northern.
On their return the latter was filed with o.
1873 birds, of which l, 500 were prairie chicken.
There is a law against shipping game out Of
the state, which should be enforced against
such selfish butchers, who disgrace the name
OF sportsmen.
A happy company Of lads and lassies as
sembled at Captain Tbompson's hospitable
home on Saturday last, and merry making
was the order Of the day. The occasion was
the fourth anniversary Of the birth Of Miss
Alice, the Captains youngest daughter, and
the company was such as to do full honor to
the occasion. No gray hairs or bald heads
were allowed in the charmed circle, but rosy
cheeks and childish mirth showed how the
occasion was enjoyed. The little hostess
came in for her share of attention and was
the recipient Of numerous presents and
legions of good wishes from her little
friends. We wish her many happy returns.
The usually peaceful town Of Omemee was thu
scene a few nights since, of a desdly-al
NSsmost-afray, in which somebody might have
been hurt--but wasn't. 1t seems that Mich
Monsoon got chow come you so'' on some
soft? drinks and after some preparation,
whetting Of his appetite for gore, proceeded
to Geo. Edmonson's bedroom and drew a knit,
with the apparent intention of making holes
in the latter's cuticle. Whersupon, Georg.
drew q toy pistol which lay near and point
ed it at the would-be slayer. When tn.
latter locked at whore the muzzle of tn.
weapon should be, he changed his mind ant
retired. The next day he was arrested ant
brought before Judge Kirk. The ~learnet
jurist failed to ind sufficient proof of tn.
charge and dismissed the case. The abov.
may or may not be true-evsry word, bu1
It 10 just as thePIoNEER reporter heard it
School has egun, and the laugh, song ant
shout proclaim the presence Of a happ!
throng Of boys and girls. The hope Of tn.
nation and the chief anxiety Of many father,
and mothers-thsy should be looked after
Everything possible should be done for thsi
comfort while, ID school, A. on this depends
largely, ths5lss Fogress. Their teacher will d,
his part a1El11&4ays has done in the past
but thef -. he cannot attent
10. fors d. s74s sore complaint
Of the cold building during severe weather
This should be seen to and no trouble or ex
psnae spared to make It warm. Our Director
should and doubtless will attend 20 this an,
have sonnsthing done to make ~ connf0stabl
and safe. No work can be done IN / coli
building and there is.no surer way Of i'm
pairing health than By sitting With cold tee
ia ! cold house. We call for an immediate
Inquiry into the matter and Y found = VI
have bssastold, something must b done z
make the building warm.
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