The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Buy your coal from Dave Turner
w. 81. Kirk IL still on the sick list.

Buy your coal from Dave Turner
W. Il. Kirk Is still on the sick list.
Don't fail to get the Chicago Inter Ocean
See our big offer In another column.
G. O. Romansen has lost his Official hea,
and Ad. Tanyaay will dispense mail to tn
Willow City folks. Next.
FOUND.--A sheepskin robe found b.
Thomas Patching, q short distance west O
town. Call at this office for particulars.
Postmaster MccandIess: On Thursda,
next. being Thanksgiving Day. and a legaI
holiday. the postofice will open at II a,
m, and close ago, pm.
Joe Laport one Of the pioneers of the
Antler region. wal in town yesterday and
gave Us = very pleasant and profitable call
"A dollars worth. Come one. come all.
See Dave Turner for your winters coal
Will Hubert tells US bis mother has been
suffering from 4 severe attackof the prevalent
cold, but 10 slightly better. Her very many
warm frienus will hope to zee her fully recov-
q.
IAN signs fall In dry weather" but when
no unmarried sistsr-reuts q house, 1t 10 a
mighty good sign that he hss-rented a
house.
Conductor Denney: I see by the last
Willow City paper that Jake Hager's
mouth has escaped again. Such a husi-
ness As that SHOULDN'T be allowed to run
At large.
II you want the best weekly newspaper In
the west with q colored illustrated supple
PIONEER and give us IS cents more and you
will get 1t for one year.
FOR SALE-Two bedsteads complete,
W woven wire springs, one wool top mat
trsss, q half doz heavy haps, one box stove,
and other household articles. Call on W..
b. Rea At McBrayen Hotel.
Xmas chimes. Buy that organ that Mar
ME adRertises.
How very many. MANY, MANY people
are ~willing-Day, anxious, to use the local
paper for every purpose ssve-advertising.
Why's Because everybody reads 1t and-it
10 cheap to all save the prthter. It costs him
- good deal. ~
Rev ]. A. Marine came in on last even
ingcs train and will fsmain until the family
is ready to accompany him to their new
home in st Thomas. We shall be more
than sorry to lose them and can only feel
sthat our loss will be the gain of the town to
which they move.
&C. C. Connolly of Devils Lake. was in
Thursday Of this week, looking after
business a~nd--Sherif Gardner--who, by the
way, seems amply able to look after himself.
Mr.. Connolly is 4 partner In the law bust
ness with John w. Asher, one of North
Dakota's ablest attorneys.
J.J.E. Guertin visited own yesterday.
Mr.. G. 10 somewhat of a stranger in Botti-
nesu since'taking his position as cashier of
the bank at Willow City, although still
treasurer, of the county. He has a deputy
however, who is capable of handling the bus
mess fully as we'll as Mr.. Guertin himself.
Always read the advertisements in the
PIONEER. They are scarce, but represent
good men.
J. X. Laport was in town yesterday on
business. and brought US the sad news of
the death of Mrs. Atcheson, who lived with
her daughter, Mrs. James Atcheson. on
the Mouse River. She had long since
passed the time allotted to man, being
eishty-two years of age. and on Tuesday
last. paid natures last debt.
w. H. Fleming: You can say for me
that your new veterinary surgeon. E. Lep'
pard. is a good one. had a valuable mare
taken sick a few days ago'and no ono who
saw her thought she could possible live
I called Mr.. Leopard however. and in {:
: short time his treatment cured her com
plstely. And, Of course, l think he is al
right.
Better than repeal-that housskeeper'
friend. Inquire 1t this Office.
We have made arrangement which en-
abies US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocea'
and the PIONEER n year. both for S1.75
to new subscribers. and to all old subscrib
srs who pay up all arrearages and nj yea
in advance. Here is an opportunity yo'
will probably never have again. Come il
o and leave your order for the tw'
papers. Only $1.as. for both.
Cheap furniture. See Mr.. Marnie's I'D.
Wa are sorry to note that our esteeme'
friend; chas, Pugh. is still somewhat in
disposed, though able to be around a lit
he now, Hers 10 a case. it seems to us
whers the pension department should TAX
speedy action. Mr.. Ppgh did good seryic
IN the late war and is now unabis to wor
for a liyins--a case in which Uucis san
should lack after his injured pephew.
The Ladies' Aid Of Peabody gave . soei,
last Moudsg night At BEL. Durpo's residence
Tom Gagen gave ~ ~ account OF the aRsi
which he describes a. very enjoyable. Pos
sibly Tom looked st Il th.ough Eose,solors'
spectacles, but one thing ID sure. the peoplt
out there know just how to do such thing
-apd do ZEN right. The event Of the even
ing was the presentation Of . dns quilt =
Mrs. Durno. Right here w want TO 60
that we would like to have . correspondent