The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-12-16

Don't fail to yes the Chicago Inter Ocean
See our big offer in another column.
There was a man in town tho other night
who was ''too full for utterance." 1t cost
him triae over S5-afterward.
Anyone wanting some more GOOD
Luck" flour call at once and leave order.
with ]. N. Greiner at the M. & N. Elevat'
or.
The Housekeeper's Friend''-the most
convenient piece of kitchen furniture I" the
wor,d-for sale by Mr.. Msruie. Call at this
Office.
James Cromar Is back In the Turtle Noun
tains again, having returned from Devils
Lake where he spett a large part OF the
samtner and fall.
Ed. Anderson bought the business owned
aud carried on by Nick Mcnson at Omemec,
and has moved to that flourishing towu-for
q time at least.
K. K. Vikan, one OF gu, most valued sub
.crtbcrs, asked us the other day If we want
ed some wood on subscription. And We said
Yes" Capital Y. Next.
N. P. Nordin has appealed the case de-
clded against him by Judge Kirk aud will
take it to The district court where we have
every reason to think he will win.
A car Of oatmeal, corn meal. Graham
flour and buckwhea, flour coming to the
NJ & N. Elevator. Don't buy elsewhere
as you can save money buying here.
The csiaboose is almost ready for. occu-
psncy, so II you want a nights lodging, take
aboard a few fingers Of prohibition rot-gut
and Tom White will see that you don't sleep
out doors.
We are requested to say that Miss Kirk.
wood, who lately came to BottineaA, has
made arrangements to do dressmaking, and
can be found at present at the. residence
OF Rev. j. e. Collinge.
heard of two young men who were
shovellihg wheat In a car at one of our eleva-
tors the other day. 1t was very dusty and
they soon got tired aud struck for a liquida-
zion of their accouut-and they liquidated.
Donald Mcintosh is beginning to look
mighty lonesome since Mrs. Me-. aud the
baby went away, and we presume he is be-
ginning to realize the truth of the old saying
that "Our blessings brighten as they take
their ftght."
Bottineau society was favored by the ar
rival last week of Miss Jessie McIntosh, dir
ect from Ontario. Miss Mcintosh is a
daughter of the principal of our school, and
will remain here with her father and two
sisters who are already here.
4 party Of young folks drove Down to the
residence Of Mr.. Sylvester, near Willow City
Saturday last, returning on Sunday. The
crowd was-Isaiah, Matte and Laura Nc
Balm, Griffith Gibson and George Marine.
They were accompanied on the return trip
by Miss Maggie Sylvester.
H. Huesgen, the jeweler, Devils Lake, N.
D., is selling his entire stock of jewclry, dia-
monds, watches, clocks, silverware, etc., at
ACTUAL COST till Jan. list. The best op-
~portunity ever offered to purchase a hand.
some Xmas gift at a remarkable low price.
Mail orders receive prompt attention.
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.
W. B. Rea and family returned last Mon
day from Moorhead, MIMI, where they were
visiting Mrs. Rea's parents since leaving the
hotel McBrayen. MIR. Rea will remain In
town for the present. having taken u posi-.
tion with Mr.. Macarthur In the drug store.
We consider MI. Kea one of the best bust
ness men In the town, and are pleased that
he intends remaining here. -
We have made arrangement which en-.
ables US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the PIONEER one year. both for 81. IS,
70 new subscribers. and to all old subscrib.
srs who pay up all arrearages and n year
in advance. Here is ar opportunity you
will probably never have again. Come in
now and leave your order for the two
papers. Oply &I.75. for both.
One Of our brightest aud bandspmes,
young men-a clerk in . large establishment,
dropped in q few evenings ago, '.dressed
ia his best Sunday clothes'' q Ia McCiinty,
to see 4 yeaag and beautiful gtrl-the apple
OF his eye. TiHe passed-as 1t always. does
when you hold . good hsnd--and hour after
hour fed On golden wings. It was bitter
night, ! stove was there and likewise some
good Try wood laid III BY akind and tho ,ght.
ful parent. The wood vanished, the parent
Aforesaid arose to make tho morning fire,
his wood was gso,,c. Oucni
Larimore Pioneer: RDbt. "A. Shaw was
appointed st lon agent - TOwner on Tues
dav. arsa ne left Immediately 10 assume thu
dul,ss III bis new position. It Is expected
that he Will move his family to that place
fnr permanent abode. MI. and Mrs. ShaH
have lived here over = year and have made
large circle of friends. great many will
regret their departure and wish them M the
Dlessinsso ~ life i their new home On the
Mouse.
The gentlcman referred to Shove ~ Sta
lion SCENT = BvttInsau PRIOR % Ar. SAnnd-
aspiyn.
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