The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-18
Buy 20 n coal from Dave Turner

WIN Hall Ia selling tSkets 1r q SEATING
rink which he propusss to open soon for the
amusement Of the p ,rt loving public.
May be succeed.
Some leca, parties arc figuring on trying
for .he contract to carry the mail between
Rugby and Bottineau the coming year, and
We hope they may get 1t.
II you want a sack Of good Hour cheap,
buy ''GMd Luck'' the North Dakota Mill
ing Associations best patent. For sale ut
the NJ. s. N. Elevator by J. N. Grtiner.
Lieut.. NJ. A. Drnney has been busy add
ing to bis house aud has now a very com
nodious aud comfortable residence. Some
of the rest Of us wish We could do likewise.
Isaiah McBain drove to Deloraine this
week for a Miss Kirkwood. who will spend
the winter with her sister Mrs J. E. Coliinge.
Bottineau society Is receiving many additions.
See Dave Turner for your winters coal
The work Of evangelizing this community
rs carried on under the direction of Rev.
Collingc, 10 assuming considerable m"gni-
tude, and mucn good Of a very substantial
nature is being done.
FOR SALE-Two bedsteads complete,
two woven wire springs, one wool top mat
srsss, a half dog heavy haps, one box stove,
and other household articles. Call on W.
B. Rea at McBrayen Hotel.
John Russell met with = painful accident
the other day while cutting leather. 1t seems
the knife slipped aud struck him on the wrist,
going almost through. Jack has good sand,
though, and stands It all right.
Xmas chimes. Buy that organ that Mar
ME sdvertises.
States Attorney Stewart has moved his
family to the Tregent house where he will
live during the winter. Mr.. Stewart would
much prefer to live in town. but it is i'm
possible to secure a comfortable house.
Mondays train brought bach w. H.
Kinks wandering clerk. Ben Abbott. from
his trip to Chicago and Ontario. Ben
says he had a mighty fine time-saw it all
and heard what he didn't see. but did not
bring back much of it with him.
A big ball Is on tap for Thanksgiving night
Nov. SOth to be held in the hall In the Mer-
chants Bank Block. Tickets are on sale and
can be had from any Of the committee
Dave williamson, H. C. Dana, Walter
'scairns. z. J. Colthorp, aud Thomas Gardner.
Better than repeal-that housekeepcr's
ariend. Inquire at this Office.
w. B. Rea has been employed the greater
*Epart of the week painting for some of our
people. Res 10 a good workman and a mas
stsr Of the art Of granting and painting j.
N. Greiner has had bis services fitting up
Ibis dwelling which will be, when rcmodeled
una OF the Ansst In town.
The Misses Carey have been busily engsg-
sd during . great part Of the week moving
their stock Of goods from the old stand near
the depot to their new store room in the
Merchants Bank building. They have there
sths handscmest room in town and are pre-
pared to sell everything In their line.
About seven months ago, E. !. Colthorp
told us of losing some money-bills-
from his pocket and how it was blown
away 50 that some twenty or twenty-five
dollars was never found. A few days ago
since. while walking across the prairie he
found a hve dollar bill. evidently one of
those lost.
w eThave made arrangement which en-
abies US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the PIONEER one year, both for $1.25.
10 new subscribers. and to all old subscrib,
ess who pay up all arrearages and one year
in advance. Here is an opportunity you
will probably never nave again. Come in
now and leave your order for the two
papers. Only $1.25, for both.
A disease resembling LA Grippe" and
fully a. severe In ito attacks, has become
almost epidemic in the community during a
few weeks pa t. Miss Mary Carey is but
just recovering from a severe attack. Mrs
James White and two children have been
entire family are FRUSTRATED, while many
others are less seriously effected.
Cheap furniture. See Mr.. Marnie's ad.
II. Nelson left by Mondays train for
his former home in Minnesota where he
will spend the winter-maybe longer.
The Bottineau Orchestra which has fur.
nished sweet and lively music for all our
gay and festive occasions loses half its
strength with John, and it is a serious
question what lovers of the Terpsichorean
art will do in the future. We feel sorry
70 lose Jack, but possibly he will come
again.
w. II. Kirk was taken suddenly Ill Tues.
dsy evening last and has been having 4 rather
tough time since, although much better.
II seems he was feeling fiji while in the
house and rent outside but had scarcely left
tho door when he faintsd. Recovering be
5ors long, he staggered to HIS feet and tried
~ NJ into his store which was but ! few feet
distant, hut fsll ~ the Wayside and lay for
soms time too weak 70 rise or even call for
help. Twics his little daughter passed him
gofng 10 ana from the store but did not see
him a 4 WIS dark. Finally however, they
beeams alarmed and searching, found him.
siuee tbsp, ~ has railied and 4 better, yet
fsr fron well.