The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-10-28
Sec Dentist Hunters notices.

See Dentist Hunters notices.
Mare for sale. Inquire of w. H. Kirk.
A car of lime at w. H. Mcintosh 4 Cos.
Come in now and get some before it is DONE.
Jack Manning says some people who live
on the river get their meat swfully cheap in
this town.
Farm for sale.-~N1s sell sec. 81 and nM
s-w Is soc. %, r. 161, r. IS, known as the
A. H. Lustig farm.-F. W. CArHRo.
William Dinwoodie has some fine
young pigs which he will sell for $500
apiece. IF you want one, come DOR
DR.. D. f. Hunter, Dentist, will he at the
Palace Drug Store, Bottineau, Nov. 18th
and remain until the 18th. Prices to suit
the hard times. Call early.
Joe McKinnon complains that he is very
badly annoyed by some young bulls which are
with his cattle and have been trespassing on
ibis farm, and hereby warns the owners Of all
such TO keep them away.
It may become somewhat tiresome
to some of our readers to have the con-
t~roversy on the wholesale shooting Of game
continued, but it is forced on us and is be-
you'd our power to stop just at present.
One by one they leave US. This time it is
George Rea who tool his flight. He will
frat visit his brother In Escanaba, Mich, and
later 20 to his former home in Ontario
where the winter will soon pass. But he
comes again in the spring.
A card from Mr.. aud Mrs. M. A. Denney,
in this Issue Of the PIONEER, testifes their
gratitude to DR.. Gre!g for his skilful services
ito their daughter. The DR.. evidently has
their full conndence-to which we believe he
Is entitled.
Ben Abbott left for Chicago on Monday
last, and will see the Worlds Fair as we'll as
visit his former home in Ontari O before re-
turning. While he 10 away, w. B. Res
Is dealing up groceries to the public, from
W. II. Kinks store.
We want to warn Joe Pinkerton and Dug
Macarthur that their present attitude toward
the editor Of this paper will result in disaste,
40 themselves, if persevered in. We are will,
ing to be slandered by some people, but no,
such as they. Beware!
Geo. Marine returned from the Fair
Monday of this week. after a two week
absence. He is looking somewhat pale
and tired. but will doubtless be all right
soon. Frank Cathro, who went with him
concluded to visit Ontario before return.
ing, and is now there.
Everybody in the country was pleased tc
greet Charley Taylor and his wife when they
arrived last Monday evening. Charley was
always a ~favorite in Bottineau and since his
ainal removal to Minnesota, his visits are
hailed with delight. He looks as If the
world used him we'll, and we presume il does.
He certainly deserves it.
Yesterdays train carried away one of our
Brightest and best girls to attend the Uni
versity at Grand Forks during the coming
term. We allude to Miss Frances Thompson
who has been teaching school a number of
terms and wishes to improve an already good
education. We wish her all success and happi-
ness away from home.
Mr. James Fleming received the pleasing
news a few days ago that his pension is Or
dered increased from eight dollars to twelve
dollars per month"; fifty per cent raise. MI
Fleming is = veteran of the Mexican war
and is Justly entitled to full support from
the government. Would that the present
administration deal as justly by all our vet
Grams. The increase dates from August Of
this year.
Dentist Hunter has recently returned
from the east with q selected stock of first
struments. All those requiring dental worn
will find it to their interests to call early on
the DR.. at the Drug Store, Bottiueau, Nov.
18th, for one week. Anti Nerve Poena IL
endorsed by al the leading physicians and
dentists of the east to be the best known safe
and p~aiuless local anaesthetfc for extracting
teeth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Cathro's hospitable
home was opened to a crowd Of young folks
who assembled N Thursday evening to dc
Honor to Mas Frances Thompson, who lef,
next A1orniRg for the University. Song and
aHghtsF ard games made the hours pass all
toofasf, but 4 bounteous lunch dispelled all
thoughts Of goingshsms till late late at night,
when the pale moon hHag low in the western
heavens. And when the eoupsns finally dis,
persed It was with the song ''God be witt
you till We meet again. upon their lips. Ma,
we enjoy many such times.
On Tuesday evening, the 24th inst, the
harmonious home circle of Mr.. and Mrs
B. Sinclair was abruptly broken int(w)c
by about thirty Of our young folks who de.
liberately walked right in and took posses,
sion Of their home and hospitality. They
were soon assured that they did not 60 to
th~eWrong place by the hearty welcome ten.
dered them, SO they set about to enjoy
themselves which they did in a right roya.
manne when ia due time luncheon wa.
served by the ladies equality and quantity
needing re COMMENT, followed BY music
and games until the party flledW will pleas
q rerollrctions Of ! good time, separated
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