The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-09-16

, Robert Brander has pulled in his thresh]
ing mill, having completed the work hi
expected to do.
The Bottineau County Bank has beeH
reprinted and fixed up generally-and
Zones pays the freight"
Good hot m~eals-dinner and lots of it
served at Rea's every day from 12 to 2
o'clock for 81. Come everybody.
Rev. w. H. Wood will preach at Pea
body at II a. m. and at Bottineau at 7 p.
m. next Sunday. the 18TH, in the school
house.
The brick work on the bank and har-
ness shop has been completed. The
building will soon be ready for occupa-
lion.
w. H. Mcintosh and Co. will buy all
the fat steers and heifers in Bottineau
County at market prices. BRING along
your fat stock.
Say, Charlie!" "What is it, limp
Lets go over to Rea's and have a dinner.
He sets the best meal for twenty-five cents
you ever ate"
George Kelley has some articles which he
offers to sell cheap. If you want any of these
things, you hast best sec him at once. See
his ad. in another column.
A MIRO o,;to cbou,ar of r,i1 commenced
on Thursday afternoon and lasted into the
night. 1t looks as if the backbone of the
dry season was broken.
The elevators are not doing a very rush
ing business at present. The farmers are
holding off for a raise in price and we be-
lieve they will be the gamers by so doing.
The sons of ]. J. Hill. of the Great
Northern road, arrived on Sunday after
noon on a special bringing with them all
the necessary appliances for killing chick
ems.
Again we see the commercial travellers
in our town drumming up business. This
is a sign Of good times and shows that
business is looking up and that money is
becoming more plenty.
Married: John Taylor, of Omemee. and
Julia Lemay we're joined in marriage on
Monday afternoon, by the Rev. ]. E. Col
hinge, at the McBrayen house. Our best
wishes follow the young pair.
Threshing is progressing rapidly. Two
more weeks of good weather will see il
wound up in this county. The experts in
calculating averages put our yield OF
wheat at eight bushels per acre.
The Women's Mission Circle of the
Baptist church held a public meeting on
Wednesday night in the Baptist church,
at which readings and speeches we're made
by several of the leading members.
The Presbyterian church has been Ill
dergoing repairs with a general fixing up,
The plasterers are now at work putting on
another coat of plaster which will add tc
the comfort of the congregation this wint.
err.
Mrs. 7. B. Sinclair, teacher of tine Bot
tineau school. has been on the sick list, il
consequence of which there has been nc
school for three days. Mrs. Sinclair i!
getting better and hopes to be at the schoo
on Monday.
Ye editor having gone the way of all thu
earth-to Chicago-J. B. Sinclair will d.
the editoria work on the PIONEER thi!
week and next. Give that gentleman cred
it for all the wit and wisdom in these col
umns during that time.
On Saturday last. chatteT mortgage pro
perty was sold, consisting of a Mccormick
binder which brought $50 and a team o
horses which sold for S31. So the bal
begins, around she goes, where she viii
stop. nobody knows.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greig drove into town o,
Tuesday with a broncho. The bronch'
evidently thought they we're a little lon
in going home, broke his halter and start
ca OA uIo oWA dSSOuat, iCdVlLS luC DukS
about half way on the road.
Nat Meighen, deputy sheriff, returned
/ Thursday from Cando. bringing with hin
Lewis Raab who is charged by w. H
Mcintosh & Co.. with removing chatte
m~ortgaged property. He will have a hear
ing to-day before Justice Kirk.
Thomas Steele was brought before Just
ice Kirk on Tuesday. when a postpone
ment was asked by the defendant unit
Thursday on which day a change o fvenu
was taken. The case will now go befor
Justice Bell. The day has not yet beel
fixed upon for trial.
In view Of the fact that there are sever
al men awaiting trial for alleged v~iolatio'
Of the laws of our state, would itsnot b
wen to erect a lookup? The cost woul
be small and the convenience great. A
it is now. each prisoner has one q tW
men to look after him at costtot the eoun
~.
Last Fridays train brought ia the Rev
Ezra Turner. who has been residing i
the east since last fall. Mr.. Turner say
that mixed farming is the only salvation
for this country and that wheat is worth
dollar 4 bushel V feed to hogs + will b
we'll for the ffaariners of this county to con
slider this question,