The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-14

Wheat so cents.
Silver Oil for All Pain.
R cad Oak Creek School report.
J B. Sinc,air's clerkship turned out to
be messenger.
Full line Of fancy groceries At Kinks
stora--cheap Tor cash.
On our editorial page you will find where
your taxes 60.
W. H., Mcintosh and Co. wish to buy
twenty five head of stock,
Willow City has reo-ganized its band.
Bottineau must do something in this line
now. What will it he?
Cash or trade paid for farm produce at
W. II. Kinks Cash Store.
Silver Herb Remedies at McArthurs
Ponder over the Commissioners proceed
ings.
Money can be tecured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. J Mckay on
| the 9th inst. = SON.
BORN to Mr.. and Mrs Dryden Rea on
! the 10th inst, a s0n.
Mr. W. n. Babiugton, ~ss>> the oaiy
Candidate who wruts Oh tie Tcachsrs'
examination Yesterday.
We had no time this week to write up
extended notices Of births. We were short
on sleep aud we're abliged to cover.
Silver Cough Remedy best in use.
From the Dunsei,h Herald we learn that
Mrs. Dion an old lady living near that
place had her leg fractured last week.
Personal property taxes for 1892 are now
due and sl.ouid be paid at once to prevent =
rush just before tue pensity Of s por cent
is put on.
Mrs. N. o. Field is prepared to give
music lessons at her residence on the banks
Of Oak Greek East Bottinesu,, to- q. limited
number Of pupils. Terms. reasonable:
Silver Herb for Blood, Liver, and Kidneys.
Fill your bins with coal from Geo. Fair
les before the big storm strikes You.
He is always able, always ready and
always willing.
| The Bottineau train is once more under
the charge Of Conductor Denney and
engineer Murray. Conductor Reed went
back to tho main line on Monday last and
engineer Sanford yesterday morning.. ~: :
Dent 60 about with On dir suggestive o!
"a long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. R. Woods and indulge
in cup that "cheers but not inebrietes
A fine line of sweet wines, elders, cigars
etc.. constantly on hand.
Mr. Ed Bignell, has returned. We had Z
brief interview with him and started in or
the weather about Quebsc. In reply to ou1
question he said ut rained the day before
I left". We mean to got more than this ou
Of him for next weeks issue.
DR.. Howard's team had on idea Thur sda,
afternoon last, that they would be better .
home than in town and ran at 4 breaknecl
speed in that direction. The doctor took ,
little walk for the benefit of his healtl
immediately after ward. We believe nj
damage was done. 2 -
lie predicted storms for this part of th,
country do not materialize- to any grea
extent. While We ave having very pleasant
weather. from New York and the Eastern
status ge,enally, terrible storms and
blizzarls IRE reported. Who would no, Iivs
EiAsfhe shelter Of the Turtle Mountain?
II il with feelings of the deepest sadnes.
that we have just learned Of the death o.
Stella F. Stewart the young daughter o.
Robt r. Stewart VINO has b0en here on 4
visit to his relatives for a week or two, nj
the residence Of his uncle Ajax Stewnr,
Thursday evening last. The remains will
be taken 10 Marvel where Mr.. Stewart
resides, for interment.
/ Little May Gorrill received what nigh,
have been q very serious cut upon her arm
Wednesday afternoon While standing on
the wood box and leaning against the
window. one of tho sticks slipped and he,
elbow went thrsugh pane Of glass which
left IN axly cut three inches long upon he'
fore aYm. Dr.. Greig dressed ths wound
and left The little sufferer 70 nurse her ars
/ for j Wesk, Or more.