The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-10-14
Mare for sale. Inquire of W. II. Kirk.

Mare for sale. Inquire of W. H.. Kirk.
House and lot belonging to Rev. ]. A.
Marine for sale or rent, with or without
furniture. Inquire at this office.
= Farm for sale.~-NI sell sec. 81 and M
s-w n sec. %, +. 1911, r. IS, known as the
A. II. Lustig farm.-F. W. CArHRo.
w. H. Mcintosh and Co. will buy all
the fat steers and heifers in Bottineau
County at market prices. Bring along
your fat stock.
Tom Fleming started for his home in
Ontario Monday last. He spent the sea-
son with his brother w H. Fleming and
will doubtless come again in the spring
time"
Charley Boyer and Gus Rebel went
shooting to the Mouse River a few days
ago and brought back six geese. Which
shows that a good blacksmith may be a
good hunter 90.
John Hofacker showed US an onion the
other day. which he had raised from the
seed, and had developed a weight of n
and one-half pounds.
Alex Robertson had some experience with
a lot of COWS q short time since an account
owners. The rows had invaded the privacy
of his stacks and Alex drove them to the
stable and sent the owners word TO come
after them. But there was a slight en-
cumbrance which had to be removed before
the cattle could be had-and their proprietors
went home with more cows anu less money.
Always remember tba law suppcses you are
taking care Of your stock.
Rev Marine went to Barton by Mondays
train to spend the day goose shooting, in
tending to return the same evening by the
same train. He came back when the train
came Tuesday morning at eight o'clock
He'll tell you all about it IL you ask him.
+. E. Fox was up from Willow City a
great rart of this week, looking after bus
mess interests.
George Jaques was over from Lennox,
Manitoba a few days ago saying "How'' to
former acquaintance.
We are requested to say to persons shoot
ting on Sunday, that there are some places
they are asked to absent themselves from.
Among those so requesting are Mrs A. Burr
and Mr. Jas Fleming. And we would add In
our W name, 'sthe rights of other people to
a quiet Sunday should be strictly respected.
Randall eurrie came up from Glyndon.
MINI, Oh Monday Of this week, and will stay
for time visiting bis brother Kenneth, and
sister Mrs A. s. Nero.
Some Of our young boys just starting into
their teens are SO abominab|y filthy in
language and practice that a few OF our
better citizens about having them sent to a
"Reform school' or later to the ~peniten-
tiary. Oh for som soap suds in the form
of knotted hickory.
We show our liberality by printing an article
headed 'That new gun" In which the writer
INDUCES in some queer rawlings. To be sure
he was with us at the time and should know
whereof he writes, as he vent away from
town and forgot his shells, so had nothing
to do but st land and admire our shooting.
A letter from our friend, Alex. Burr, telll
us he Is back in Ann Arbor again after visit
ing the Worlds Fair. He says that since
leaving here he heard General Weaver del
liver a speech In the course of which he ad
vocated the repeal of all laws making debts
collectlble. And then Alec adds rather
sarcastically. "You see What good frui
your articles In the PIONEER have borne2'
Bottineau school opens Monday mex
with Mr. Alexander Mcintosh as principal
From nil we can learn a wise choice LIE
onr boys and girls prepare to profit by thi
opportunity.
Rev. J. A. Marine has accept a call t.
the St. Thomas Baptist Church and will 8
ut once to enter on his duties as its pasto
We shall be sorry to see him leave our fowl
permanently. but congratulate the people o
St Thomas. He ven yesterday to tn
Forks, but will return in a few weeks TO
final preparations to leave.
Warren Hofacker came up o Monday
train to get his wife and baby boy who hav'
been been visiting Mr. and Mrs Noble. NJ
H. called to pay his regards to the PIoNEEl
and we had y very pleasant chat tog.ther.
-.
DR. Hunter. Dentist has just returned
from an extended trip east, and will visi
Bottineau soon. In next issue of thi
paper for special notice and dates.
A young man named Walter Merr!ck me
with . painful accident the other day while
hunting. The gun burst just at the poin
where his left hand grasped the barrel, blow
ing away the first joints Of the two las
angsrs. Dr.. Greig dressed the wound, cut
tiulg ewxy the shattered bone and torn fes|
while the injured man looked with apparenI
u-ncopesrn. II was an exhibition Of splendi'
nerre ma We hope the young fellow will sooI
b al right.
Tho wst half OF the southeast quarter an.
east half Of nor th-east quarter OF SecEon 9
fm Township 100 Rango 10 In bottInea
Comfy, North DakOtA, Will De sOld at puO!l
1ucti0n at the front door Of p0stofilce =
S Esysmnsr. "a q. u. 8. g isss, 81 4 clock ,. q u
ar b mortgage executed ny Thoma
Walsfi on the 2)th day OF . 1880, 20 NOR