The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-12-23
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Drug store is immense.
Anyone wanting some more Good
Luck" flour call at once and leave orders
with J N. Greiner at the NJ. & N. Elevat-
The "Housekeeper's Frieud'-the most
convenient piece Of kitchen furniture in the
world-for sale by MIR. Marine. Call at this
office.
MARRIED.: By Rev. w. H. Wood, Dec.
10Th, at the minister's residence, Mr.. Julius
Thorpe and Miss Anna Crone, both of Bot
tineau County.
We are sorry to hear of the Illness of Mrs.
James Cameron, but we have been unable to
learn just how serious is her indisposition.
We trust she will recover soon.
A car of oatmeal, corn meal, Graham
flour and b~uckwheat flour coming to the
NJ & N. Elevator. Don't buy elsewhere
as you can save money buying here.
Married by Rev. w. Fl. Wood, at the Nc
Bsayen Hotel, Dec. 21st, at 8 O'Clock pm,
MI. dtlu y. IA'"ciy, vi Dottihtau, oih
Miss Rosetta Trowbridge, of Dunscith.
Postmaster McCandless: The postoffice
will be open at II a. IN. on Christmas day,
and close at 2. so =. IN, those being the re-
s~pective hours when mail arrives and leaves.
w. 4. White IN ct with a painful accident
last week, in falling from his hay rack and
$500 - i, al>~.Il~.. ~. r.,:.
was called and made the patient as comfort
able as possible.
We are requested to say that Miss Kirk.
wood, who lately came to Bottineau, has
made arrangements to do dressmaking, and
can be found at present at the residence
of Rev. J. E. Colllnge.
In another column will be found q copy of
the 'Estray Law" of this state. We shall
leave il in print for Il time and advise farm
-rs to study it carefully-and obey it. You
may save yourselves trouble thereby.
H. Huesgen, the ~jeweler, Devils Lake, N.
d., is selling his entire stock of jewclry, dia-
monds, watches, clocks, s~ilverware, etc., at
toSl III Cdu 1st. ut DeSl op-
portunity ever offered to purchase a hand
some Xmas gift at a remarkable low price.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
Dick Williams has been doing a little
''fggerin'' on the yield of wheat he has Sc
cured during the ten years he has farned in
Bottineau County, and announces the sur
prising average of 10 bushels per acre for that
time. Dick is a good farmer and has a good
farm, but We would scarcely have guessed it
SO large.
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 a cent on every pound.
Lyleton notes in Melita Enterprise: Miss
Minnie Jackson, of Bottineau, is visiting
friends here. Miss jackson was formerly of
this place, and though quite charmed with
the house Of her adoption, finds old ties hard
to be forgotten aud says it is just within the
range of possibilities that she may yet pre-
fer to become a Canadian Bell rather than an
American beauty.
We have made arrangement which en-
ables US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the PIONEER one year, both for $1.25,
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 $1.25, for both.
Monday of this week, the barber shop
passed into the hands of George Turner, be
having purchased the good will and belong
fngs from s. B. Thompson. Sher,n will soon
leave Tor another field, probably Watertown,
S. Oak, where his brother David is work,
ing. We are sorry to lose so good a barber,
but George will doubtless be perfectly salts.
factory. Charley Balm takes Georges place
as brakeman on the road.
During next Sunday and Christmas time,
Rev. N. .. Field will preach at the follow.
ing places: In the morning at E. Garnes'
place, Fish Lake; 10 the evening IN Botti.
neau, ct Fields place; Christmas day, in the
morning, in school house by III. Myhr, and
2:3e p. m at the Turtle Mountain church.
Second day Of Christmas, at x. Torgeson's
place, at u .. m. Third day of Christmas,
Mt Ole Aasnes' place, at II a. m.
We overheard an interesting colloauy-
Dialogue what
ever you may be pleased TO call it-one day
his week-between two of our best and
ehrewdest farners1-Leyi Mellon and Sam
Hunter Oh o;.c side q d q couple Of men who
CAME out from Ontario this fall. The latter
gentlemen were sick-aWfully sick--of the
country and their hearts turned back to the
lesh-pots Of Egypt-yclept Ontario. e
would have done yonr heart good 10 have
hssrd the 2.1bracing up they got from Mel
I'm md Hunter, both Of whom declared
Themselves ss more than content-and could
glyc good rsasvns for taeir faith.