The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-01-07
Wheat so cents.

Wheat 5O cents.
Full line Of fancy groceries at Kinks
storo-cheap or cash.
W, H. Mcintosh and Co. wish to buy
twenty FIVE head Of stock
Cash or trade paid for farm produce at
W. H. Kinks Cash Store.
Money can be .ecured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
| Another young mountaineer arrived last
Sunday. 1t is girl this time and Mr..
and Mrs. Camel Craft will take care of her
for some years.
Mrs. N. 0. Field is prepared to give
music lessons at her residence on the banks
Of Oak Creek East Bot,inesu, to q limited
number of pupils. Terms reasonable.
Fill your bins with coal from Geo. Fair
les before the big storm Of the 18th strikes
you.
He is always able, always ready and
always willing.
| Don't 20 about with an air suggestive Of
"a long felt want" but rather satisfy this
want by calling on J. Il. Woods and indulge
in a cup that '.cheers but not einebriatess
A fine line of sweet wines, elders, cigars,
etc.. constantly on hand.
Nj. Stephen 3. Brynjolfson, formerly Of
| Willow City but now residing at
Grand Forks paid us flying visit last
Tuesday evening Stcph. is jolly goo"
fellow and one of the best organizers among
the young men Of the Democratic purity in
the state.
We learn from = telegram received by
Mrs. Sinclair that our townsnan J. B
Sinclair was successful III obtaing a clerk
| ship in Bismarck during the session. He
will make q first class clerk even If he does
look down upon poor democrats from his
lofty throne of Republican self,igh.eous-
ness.
After waiting number of hours Monday
afternoon last for a minister, Mr.. Thomas
Sims of Lincoln Township, decided that
Justice would tie the matrimonial knot
safely enough, and Squire McCandless was
called upon to unite him and Miss Anna
NJ. Raymond in Hymen's Chains. The
cermony was performed at the McBrayen
House in this place.
The meeting Of the proposed Literary
Society will he held in the School House
next Friday evening instead Of Tuesday
evening as previously announced. TIE
Free Lance editor and the Principal of our
schools have issued a challenge to the
editor of this paper to meet them in joint
debate with two unknowns, residents Of the
county, on any subject Look out for fun.
Health and weather permitting the
Silver King Company will give series Of
entertainments next week in the Armory
commencing on Tuesday evening next
The performance so far as we can learn il
rather unique in its Character, the manager
doing 4 little advertising for his medicines
at the opening Of each evenings concert.
The admission for adults is 25cts. and
for children 15cts.
Doors open at 7.3O p. m. entertainment
commencing at 1870 p. m.
1t is our sad duty to record the death o.
Mrs. John Beaton, last Wednesday morn.
Ling. Mrs. Beaton had been i'll for some
time but was not considered dangerous till
last week whom the disease Of the heart
from which she was suffering, suddenly
assumed q serious aspect ami she fingered
only few days when the relentless hand
Of the grim monster snatched her from this
sphere Of action to, We believe, . highe,
and better one. Her funeral took place
yesterday afternoon. Mrs. Beaten wal
the eldest daughter Of our we'll known and
respeessikcitizen Robt Winters.
The predicted storm arrived here We'd
4 mes lay afternoon last, and while it lasted
4 It was bowling success. Fortunately the
snow which fell the night before was very
Z soft and did not drift so badly as il other
wise would have done. It subsidsd during
! the night without damaging anything but
the sksting rink, the canvas cover Of which
was badly dsmorali1sd. After . few rents
had been made in il, the manager assisted
! the wind in taking it dawn. Skating how
,ver, went on next day A. usanl, the skat.
ers having nothing hvt the. blue heavens
i, and 4 few rafters above them ~ . canopy.