The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-12-09

lis attending Oh the IuIeral OIL tue loTIuel >
s]tep-mother, who Lied suddenly a few days
ago.
Miss Mary A. Currie of Glyndon, Mimi, is
visiting her brother Kenneth. Sue came up
on MONDAYS train and will remain for some
Two new dray men in town. Neil McKin-
non bought Rsab's outfit and Ed. Turner is
running the other. Dave Turner is enjoying
asslay off, in the mean time.
= A car of oatmeal, corn meal. Graham
flour and buckwheat flour coming to the
NJ & N. Elevator. Don't buy elsewhere
as you can save money buying here.
W. call attention Of our lady readers to
Mrs. Probert's announcement in another
column. If you are fortunate enough to
have a dress to make, call and see her.
Tom Fox aud Henry White have been in
Bottineau a part of the week on business
connected with the late firm of r. A. Fox.
Mr.. Fox says our account Of the failure is
substantially correct.
We are requested to say that Miss Kirk.
wood, who lately came to Bottineaa, has
made arrangements to do dressmaking, aud
can be found at present at the residence
of Rev. J. E. Collinge.
DR. Howard had a slight experience this
week of what he has often inflicted on others.
A large carbuncle on the nape of the neck,
had to be lanced-a painful operation which
he bore like a handsome men.
Rev. Collinge drove to Deloraine on Tues
day, accompanied by his brother in ! law, Mr..
Kirkwood. Business was the reason for the
TIP, and business-of any kinds never
neglected by Mr.. ColAnge.
Miss Hattie Fairies started Monday last
for her former home in Parkhill, Ont. where
she will spend the winter. Miss Fairies is
zone of our most estimable young school
ma'ams aud will be sadly ~missed-till she
comes back.
N. P. Nordin appeared In the character of
defendant in a suit for wages, in which VIM.
Z~ackzowski was the plaintiff. After hear
ing both sides of the story, Judge Kirk gave
the plaintiff a verdict for a part of the sum
asked, and costs.
Better come in at once and order the
Chicago Inter Ocean. See our offer.
Conductor Denney received a message
Monday morning that his time was changed
from 9:25 to II rs for leaving Bottineau.
This will give us two hours longer in bed ON
train mornings and anyone who can't get
ready to leave by that time, ought to have
to stay at home.
Notice Of the superintendent of the state
tuition fund for the last quarter has been
received, this week by Supt. Greig. II
mounts to 1886. 60 for the county. OF this
Bottineau school district will receive 1884.
40. After the Gath inst, the funds will b.
available for the school district t%reasurers.
Parties buying oatmeal from the North
western Grocery Company, fnd they go
badly stuck. They were charged thre.
and one half cents a pound besides tn.
freight. which amounted all told to nearl,
four cents. Now, you can buy it for three
cents from Greiner. at the NJ. & N. Eleva
tor. thus saving a cent on every pound.
We rave made arrangement which en-
ables us to offer the Chicago Inter Oceal
and the PIONEER year. both for SI.25
10 new subscribers. and to all old subscrib
ers who pay up all arrearages and one yea
in advance. Here is An opportunity yo,
sewiIl probably never have again. Come il
= now and leave your order for the twt
papers. Only $I.s5. for 10th.
Some days ago one r. w. Seidell had
warrant sworn out Tor the arrest Of tw,
young mepnamed A. r. Danley and Dayit
Cuff, charged with stealing some persona
effects from the said S~idell. To an impar
tial listeaer to the proceedings. the case wa
/ BY no means clear, although It was esiden
that Mr.. Seidclthonght he had been wronged
The case ives dismissed and half the cost
nsscsaed against each party.
We want to urge On the farmers the ne
cessity FOR doing something besides raisin
wheat. Raise ~ Of that necessary graf
son can, but do not coufne your attentio
Ia Il. Every farmer should have at less
hls Irving on his farm n addition to bis whea
crop. No farmer can afford TO buy butter
err, meat Or vegetables % any kind-an'
WI many do buy some ~ al % these va,
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