The Bottineau pioneer., 1893-12-02
Miss Nab Cameron Is staying W
editors folks and attending school.

editors folks and attending school.
Don't fall to get the Chicago Inter Ocean.
See our big offer in another column.
Always read the ADS, estray notices, etc
In the PIONEER. You are sure to find some.
thing you want sometime.
Anyone wanting some more Good
Luck" flour call at once and leave orders
with ]. N. Gre:ncr at the M. & N. Elevat.
or.
Wednesday afternoon and esening OF
next week. VIM. Hall will throw the skat-
ing rink open to the public and asks all to
come and enjoy themselves, free.
A car of oatmeal, corn meal, Graham
Hour and buckwheat flour coming to the
NJ & N. Elevator. Don't buy elsewhere
as you can save money buying here.
c. D. Lille, of Marion Iowa. is again
in town looking after his interests here
Mr. Lille spent a part Of the summer
with US and while here sold number of
horses.
C. D. Lille will be at McBrayens Hotel,
Bottineau for a few days. II you are indebt-
ell to him 1t will pay you to call and see him
whether you are prepared to settle in full
f., not.
Frank Saunders; eyes my baby was very
sick, but 1t is better now--almost we'll in
fact, and cant say enough in praise of DR.
Greig." His care and skill could not be ex-
relled'
John Fiulaysnn; Please tell the people
byterian church on Sunday next the 3rd of
Dec. at Z O'Clock. He returns on Fridays
evening.
Miss Gussie Hawker left on yesterdays
where she will spend the winter. Gussie
leaves vacancy in the community which
no one else can fill.
If YOU want the best weekly newspaper in
the west with colored illustrated supple
ment each week, come in and pay for the
PIONEER and give US Is cents more and you
sill get 1t for Que year.
V. b. Noble took advantage of Mondays
special to visit the Lake &C business. We
did not learn the exact nature of the busi
ness, but feel safe in saying there is some
thing in it-for Mr.. Noble.
The Thansgiving Ball was declared off
on account of the extreme cold. The boys
thu HOY ooS n.
erable preparations and anticipated good
time May they have better night next
time
A merry party of Thanksgivers in the
Peabody district visited Tom McKay's
bachelor quarters on the evening Of that
holiday. They say they had good time
which they certainly would if rom
could help it along.
Ye editor was alarmingly sick part of
this week, which accounts for the rather
meager amount of news. When we say
''alarmingly ill,' We mean alarmingly to
us, as We could not discover that anyone else
was any way concerned.
DcttcI COII1c III AT CECe anu OTQeT the
Chicago Inter Ocean. See our offer
P"stofice Inspector Clement visited thu
Bottneau Office this week ON business con-
nected the final accounts of the late p. NJ.
j. B. Sinclair. The department claimed
small balance due-a claim which Mr.. Sin.
clair disputed. The matter was settled sat-
satisfactorily.
The village Is at last securing a much
needed addition to- Its hotel accommodations
i'm the shap of a lookup which will be a
safe and comfortable lodging place for festive
buns. We must CONNIE, the village board
for its acntion in this and hope it is the fore
Of other improvements.
WIN G. Davie, of Omaha Neb. who has
been selling horses in the country for some
smonths past, left on Tuesdays special for
ais home. "Scottie'' as the boys called him,
is an old acquaintance of Dnnc. Beaton, they
having known each other in the old country
Lots of US would be glad to see Willie come
back to stay.
Parties buying oatmeal from the North
western Grocery Company, find they got
badly stuck. They were charged three
and one half cents a pound besides the
freight. which amounted all told to nearly
four cents. Now, you can buy it for three
cents from Greiner. at the M. & N. Eleva-
tor. thus saving cent on every pound. =,
We have made arrangement which en-
ables US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the PIONEER one year. both for $1.2s,
to new subscribers. and to all old subscrib-
ers who pay up all arrearages and one year
in advance. Here is an opportunity you
will probably never have again. Come in
now and leave your order for the two
papers. Only $I.25. for both NJ
A goodiy company gathered yesterday
morning at the depot to bid farewell TO
Rev Marine and family as they left for
their new home IN st. Thomas Probably
no family would be more regretted or be
followed BY more hearty good wishes We
feel it personal loss-as also do others.
II will be source of qualification to the
public e know that Gsorge reInaias in iia.
.postoaice. sss,