davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
Sbo6 fid cine Ru9el ourA Sen
Ropf.
G. 8. Gregory madt ei11er uneliidliden Che
weeen ietnem Seben Elm Gnoe.

@ege1 9 16r Sonntag Qbenb 3og Elm gut
gefletbeter Wfdnn bte 6ausglpde ppn 6. s..
W1it6el's &oit6aus No.' 1911 Wfibigan
Qtoe. Ct fragte bas 0ienitmab6cn, bos
Die Sbir Offnete, ob Srau Sable Barnes
GIT 6atle iei. Seine Srage murOe 6eiabt,
morauf ct Bat, in baS 3tmmer ber Dame
geftbrt 5n perben. ST ertlGrte Srau
8arnes, baB cine ibrer Treltnbtnnen ite 5u
le6en piini6e uno an ser Gde Ser II.
StraBe unb Wficbigan Npe. ouf iie tporte
Srau Barnes erfldrte, baB IS gu lpdt lei
utb 6as tSaus ntbt mebr nerlaiien polle.
0amit mar oerl)eann iebo6 ntcbt Sufrieben
unb ct ipurbe 10 bringeno in ieiner Toroe>
rltng, oaB tie geDen miiie, baB ite ibm
brobte, t6ren Mann rufen gu tpoIen, falls
er nibt augcnblidli6 baS 9aus Derlaiien
merbe.
9amit icbloB iie Sic 53immert6Ir un6
lteB Ben Otann in 0er Salle itcDen. 0ieler
besab it9 in Elm anitoBcnbes 3intmer, unb
9lci0 barallf ftel Elm SbuB. 6rau 8arnes
elite bin uno fanb ibn, aus elmer Stirn1
punDe blutenb, auf Dem SuBboben liegcn.
Wttt Ser rebten 6an6 bate ct %frampf6aft
einen Gepolper u%mipannt, aus oent Ct itcb
eben cine Srgel in ben &opf 9ei6oiien
bate.
Gntiebt iiber BEN 2[nbltf elite Srau 8arz
nes Sic Ireppe binab l1nb t6eilte BEN Gor>
faQ 6errn Wtitcbea NIT. 9ieier bolte iofprt
einen @r3t, ber jebo9 erfldrte, baB feline
6IIfe 81 ipGt fOmme, ba Der Mfann bereitS
to6t iet. Nus 8apierer, bic ma BET ibm
fanb, ging D,rpOr, baB ct s. $. @rcgorD
bon So 9SQrrcrt Wpe. mar. QltRer6em hattie
er cine auf 1einen Jfamen lauteuDc Mtitz
glteOsfarte BET uytational brotherhood Of
electrical Morfcrs" BET it6. Seine 2eicbe
tpurbe nab BET Mtorgue gebrobt unb sort
ipurbe ber Sobe polttip ais s. s.. @regorp
i0entiit5irt. @s beiBt, baB er nit ictner
Trau ungliifli9 unb felt l~angerer 3eit ge>
trennt bon tbr 9elcbt bate. 8oralSitc6tlicb
bate ct bur6 8ral Barnes cine Qnnabez
rung a%nbaDnen poaen un6 ba ibm bies
miBglitdt mar, ieinem 2eben elm @nbe gez
ma6t. Srau @5regorp lpei9erte itcb, irgeno
ipelcbe Nusiagen 8u maben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
moro.
midael Gourfe pom Dem mirtb 5ofepb
meoeIftaeot nteoereeido1en.

Soiepb 8ebeltacbt, ser in Sem 6auIe
3156 Sor StraBe cine @trt6idbnft betreibt
tpuroe0 onnerlta9 bon elmer G~oronerszS Surf
o6ne 8itrgic9aft an Das ~Srtminolqertcht
Dertpieiet, neil CT 9e9en Mor9en Inn q
l1br an16etnen0 o6ne beionDercn @runb
Wic6ael 0orrfe BON 1920 8roa0 StraBe,
in ieinem 2ofal niebcrl6oB. Ole GoIt3ei
bebauptet, baB ale CUR 53eit Nnipeien6en
me6r ooer ~iDent9er betrunfcn geipelelt ieten.
Qus bie tpicbti8iten 3cugcn 6ctm Srque1t
fungtrten @c0elitaeDt'S brei Sinoer, WG0>
cben i'm Nlter BON 10, II unD IA Sabren.
S6re Nu5iagen ftimmten i'm @an3en iiber>
elm ultb lpurOe1 bon cincm Nugenscuqer,
Dem 10idbrtgcn @iutc NilfosfD beltGtiot.
Seine 0ariteIung beS 8organges laltet
folgenDernaBen: yS6 6efonb mich in einenl
9tdunne, Ser MIR burcb cine 6albpan6 BON
Dem S9al1flDfol g~etrcfnt lit ltnb b0rte, DaB
Trau @ebelitacot @ourfe auffor0erte, alz
genblifli6 bic 8irtbidaft SIT perlalien.
Sener dntiportete; yS6 gc6e nid6t, ltr6
tpenn cs mir Dds 2c6en foften 1oQte.@
gtcu9ierig getpOroen, betrat id6 Ben
Sbal1traum unb ia6 Mebelitae6t in bieiem
9(ugen6lif aus ser &iic6e fommen. ST.
bate bie recbte 6ar0 in Ser 6iiftentaicbe
un6 icb bacbte, baB ct I'M 8egriff lei, ieinen
GcpDlper berDor5u3tebcn. @r trot auf
@ourte su unb befabl tbm in barldbem
Some, ii6 binalS 81 i6eeren. 2ebterer
bildte iicb, ais penn ct ciren @egenitan6
aufnebmen unb na6 ibm tperfen tpo1tc. @r
ergriff audi ptrfltcb ein Stiid &o6le, mari
eS nacb Weoelitoebt unb traf i'm am &opf.
9ebterer 3og Dbne 8eitnnen ieinen 3tepolz
Der un6 icboB.
@ourfe brab unter 6emTelter %8ulanmen.
Damn Lief Weoelitaeot auf Sen 2iegen0en
gu un6 ia9te tbm noc6 mebrere &ugeln in
SEN &Orper. 6terauf pcrlicB er eiligit
bas 2ofal un6 rtef bte 8oli5et berbet."
Sergeant Quinn idgte aus, 6aB er BEL
ietnem @tntritt @ourfe, nit einem Ste
polOer neben iib, auf Dem SuBbp6en babe
liegen ie6en. @e6elitae6t iagte i6m, oaB
er @ourfe ni6t femme; Sener lei Elm Sim
breeder, 6er tDn 81 bcrarben perluc6t babe.
Die Observation-Disclosures bcs Or.
Wttcbeu ergab, DaB @ourfe 6urcb flint
!<9eln DertpltnOet pOr6en mar, bon Denen
3met inn &opfe laBen. Der So6te pir6
BON ser Boltsci ais elm frieblic6er Mann
be5eicbnet. @r mar ein Nr6eiter, ltt1perz
betratbet 11o urtgefdbr 25 Sabre alt. Q8e>
belitaebt bagegen bat nacb NuSiage 6es
Sergeanten Dunn Der 8olt3et ibon btele
S6wterigfetten gemabt un6 iou i6on
tpieOer6olt tpe9en unbere9tigten S9ieBenS
Derbaftet iporoen fem.
Qus baS Gerbtct Ser @cic6porenen berz
le1en tpuroe, bra6 Der Qngeflagte iblrc6>
5en6 5uiammelt. Grit iebt icbien ct 1tcb
ber 9an5eu Sragtpeite ieiner Gbat bepuBt
5u iDcroen.
Srau 0e6eltae6t, Sic bon Ser 8oLi3et
aIS 3eugin IN 6aft genommen ipor6en
mar, ipurOe auf QIntrag bes Goroners auf
freten SUP geleBt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
Ser s~aperlasnene atuitrte Oer ysatar.

Ndbme Die Gotur ui9t, ielbit bel I6tp69li9en &oniti=
tutiouen, ben &ompf ge9en ~Sroufbeit auf, 10 miirbe be=
rem Serlauf lnb perbdn9niBoples @ube IGueG ba iein.
@dbrenb Die Gatur 10 fir uns fdntpft laIet uns tbr
bnrb uerniinTtig gelpdblte Mtt IC3u 9ilfe foutmeu, be-
nit lns fem uubeil befale. @~rfabrun9 Ipl unIere 2ebr=
nleiiterir i'm &anpf ge9en &raufDeit ietn unb fe lebrt
ul1s, OoB 9pitetter Mo9enbittcrS EN- aunerldifi9er, er=
probter u1b griinolider @erbiinbeter Der 9eotur III. SIT
bag 8lnt nit Sale infictrt, itnb Die @ingelpetoe uno Der
Nta9eH %untbati9, itoBeu Die 9tierer Die unreiui9tetteu
int 91ut nidt ab, mas Die tbuen bon Der 9tatur 5u9erpie=
iene Iufeabe iii, 10 bietet cine Sur nit 8itterS Die Ii1erIte
Siilfe fir ben Seibenoen. tpie nabe3u baIbbunbertjdbrl9e
Grfabrung geleDrt nnb Gr5tlt9es 3eu9niB b~eit6tl9t bat
Seine amertfantiGe pDer 0usldnDilde Nr5uei bat einen,
better begriiubeten guf als 9eil= rnb glet68eitig @or6eu=
gung3mittel ge9en droniiDes &eberleioen, Wfalaria,
oartlei6igfeit, 9tterentranfhetten rbeunattI9e 8eIDlper=
ben llno all9emeine 9inf4Qi9feit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
IN frtttfdem 6uitanoe.
Seoenflider Quseane elmer S9ldeerei.

Ser 8trt6 @cnscI Steinbadb bon SEQ.
730 2tncoln Qluenue liegt I'M 9eutiben
SDlpttal Oil elmer &opfmunbe barnieber,
ipelcbe, o6ipobl tie a~nfangs gang unbebeuz
tend 5u iein ibien, itcb oermaBen perlbliln7
inert bat, baB Bic Ncr5te fir baS 9eben
Stetn6a6's fiircbten. gSer i6m bteQ8unbe
betgebrabt bat, lit nibt %befannt, bob ge1
ldaD es, nte Bic Boli3ci ermittelt baber
MIL, pG6renb zines @irthsbausz Strettcs,
Ser itb am 9lben6 6cs 3. Sonudr in Qug.
S9mtDt'S 8irtbi6aft, SEQ. 719 2tncoln
%2lDenue, 5utrug. Nn ienem Nben0 bate
Stctnba6 = 10 lautet Ser 8ertcbt ber8 oltz
get = eiten Streit nit ieiner Sralt, mas
i'm peralllaBte, mebr ais 9em06nltb 81
trinfen. ltm Ql6enb berlteB ct ietn @e1
icbaft ulo be9ab itc6 na9 S6mtbt'S 2ofal,
9ort traf CT 0crrn 2outS Sbmu6oD, init
Dem ct 6Gn0el %anfing; eS entiptdelte iib
ctn algenteiner Strett un0 ld6lieBli6 err
DtcLt Stetnbab bon etnem Der Mntpcienben,
CT tpetB nicbt, bon tpen1, einen I6teb itber
ben &Dpf. Gr gin9 bann nab 6auie unb
Elm paar Gage lang macDte tbm Die Wunoe
tetne beionOeren 8ei3ner6en. @lei6 na6
Dem Streit bate 2outS S6pubop ge9en
Stetnba6 einen Saftbefebl ipegen Orb>
nu~n9Spiorigen 8etragens ertptrft u1b
Stetnba6 itellte fiir iein Gri6einen Dor
@ericbt am IA. Sanuar 8iirgi6aft. Gtnige
Gage ipGter begann Bic @unoe am &0pf
6efttg 81 i6mer3en unb am Montag
Qbenb bate icin 3uitanb iib OermaBelt
peri6ltmmert, Dab ct 3n pbantaiiren be-
gam, 9icnitag benabri6tigte feline Sralt
Bic goli5ei, unb benielben Nben6 bradbte i'm
etn Nmbulan3pa9en nacb Dem Oeutl9en
Gn5nftnI
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

BH ttttiere GOrrefpOmoettten tttto
9tgenten beim6em Ole fol8enoem
Staatett:
Serr Sermatttt Sre&i6nttSt Ste
gtaatem 9afota, Wotttatta, SSaHo,
Sreson, @aibimStOm attS @rtttiD
Columbia.
SEER SEQ g emNin8bopeH Sem Staat
WebtnSfa-
SEER Srans otto Die staafett
Se3tmeHee, 9~trfaniaSr Sotttftatta,
geraS, oas SnStater Serrttortttttt
INTO Wtertfo.
Serr Scter S1tf@ Die Staatett
Snoiatta, Sbio 1ttto &ettt1tGD+
Serr Yamt SrtebeI Sem St@"t
SOma+
Serr 6. .. spte8eI oen Staat
W~tnmeSpta. OTice 583 s. Mne-
NtortD WtinneapDItS, Wtttt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
geedann'S 9iuen tnriren Misrdue.
1eremias Shddf. /

@Is Chicago faum $4,000 @intpobner
sd6lte, er0ffnete Seremias S9aaf, Der 0onz
nerItaa M6en6 in ieiner @O6nung an 30.
StraBe un6 @ranb 8OuleDaro let1te trot16e
Q~aufba6n bcibloB, in bieier Stabt einguBs
naarengel9Gft, baS erite l%etner. art, nnb
LANCE Sabre mar OaiieIbms fir bic g9iea os
9amentpelt, mas Die Wtooe betrdf, NAB
gebenb. SEER S6aaf purbe i'm Sabre
1924 in Neuitabt AMI Sar3 geboren nnb
panberte i9on I'M Sabre 1851 nacb
amerifa ans. Mtt benz @si9dft. tpelbes
ct bier begriinbete, ipar ct 10 erfol9ret6,
baB ct i'm Sabre 1868 Elm @ngros7@elbaft
erri9ten fon1te, ST mar me6rere Sabre
Mitglie6 Der Tirma SeOerletn, &obn & 60.
Obgleib er beim groBen 6ener fait Qqes
perlor, arbeitete CT ii3 bo6 balo ipteber
empor, io6aB ct it9 Dor fint Sabren ais
%perm6genoer Wfann pOm @ei9aft 3urldz
sieben fpnrte. ST binterlGBt cine 8tttipe
unb einen Sobn @uitap, Der in 8urltn9e
ton, Sa., I'M @ei6aft tDdttg tit.
Suits 9iaea ii6ern cine quite gerbaunns.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

arbeit seritOrt babe, entitanben iei. @s Iei
in Ser gtdbe ser Opnantomaldbtae alsge7
broc6ell oocb fei sur 3eit tpcber bet Strom
angeorebt, nocb bic Nfalcbtne ii6er3aupt inn
@angc seipeien. Scineu 8erlult bctracbtete
6crr Oorf ais cincn totalen, st iagte, er
miiroc bas 6alS, oas, iotpeit ct es berc9nen
f0nnc, un9efd6r 1925, 900 gefoitct babe,
ntd6t fit $4,000 p~erfauft baben. Die
nm $134,251 betragsn0c Gerit6erurtg iet
BEL elmer gan3en 9teibc bon @eleuicbaften
Dlactrt oetDeIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
Staot Chicago,
marnuno.

1tnIeren @~6onnenteu, Defenders 6enen in
@aIifornien, @aibington nrb Oregon bier
nit 3ur Gtu9ri9t, baB Der bisberige Geiz
lenbe S. &eubel felt Wfai ~portgen Sabres
nicbt r1e6r inn 9ienit Ser SatnotS Staatsz
i3eitung itebt unb baber aub fetn &ec9t
bat, irgetb tuelcbe 8ettrage fir bteielbe in
@mpfan9 au nebme1. .
Sninois Stats 3eitun9 60.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
SNIb1fDrA

Gttt reines Walsbter 9ebramt pott
Der Gotr. Seipp SreaU9+ 60. lit Dicr=
init beffetaS eN1pfObten. SSt NIai6ett
ttttS V0Hern S1 Daben. SelepDotte
80 $50. SOtttttG SeptMt. go. 1863.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16
EotaL $212, 81

Ser gorf tpur6e am 9tben6 in ieiner
@obnung aufgeiu9t. ST mar tief nie0er7
gei9la9en unO ertlarte, baB er ii9 gar nicbt
benten fOnne, auf pelobe 8etie oas Teuer,
bas Die Sra9te acDtaebniaDrigerl barter
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

GS II gut pent man eine @rfdltuno in elmer
gSocDe lbs plro, aber nel better uno fnberer if es, lie
IN Pen eF1fen 48 Stunben pom Solie an ihoffen'
torant. O"9"eS eGpet=
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

nGafDrta if 70 DprsheIida seeisuet fur atnber, bas To-
tim Dor allen onberen mir Betdnnten Praparaten ben
SBrrSn9 sebe." s. u. arG ct, Md
Ill South Sgforb Ctr, SroDtlpu, 81. q
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

DNu8 perS6nltde r 9epba6tung uno G~rfabruns fannie
iagen, bab Cafeteria cine auSgeseiGnete DteSistn fus
2tnber 1T, bic as ~gGtnbe5 &bfIbrmtttel writ un5 bic
Spannung Der Gtu9eloeipe, ippte be3 Geiaumtfpiter8
ausSeSeianete Mirtung ouf TIRE 9tnber ~beseust."
DR.. g. 6. $4,000, 2plpea, Maf.
OteGentonrGDmpanpt II Murrap Str, 81. q.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

Gefosia f5sSest Die aserOeunma unb b~eietiss
Irf9etrtebenDett, @crtDpfun5, rberianiise Masens
iaure, Dtarrbpe rnb SteserzD Disposition. 0apr.5
iptrb pas SinS seIuuD 9emaBt un6 ietn S9Iuf ttatiirs
lid. GGftoria entbalt weOer Mnrpbtn, nod aaaers
nartptii9e Subftan,en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-01-16

-reett mebreren Sabren babe t6 Sbr v@aioria9 erts
Pfpblen uno tperbe eS aud ferner tbH1, baes c5ne NusS
nabme quite GfeI ultate e~r5telt bat.H
Gbwtn s.. YGrbse, Md,
VSbe @int5rDp", 125. Str. unb Z. @pe., Rew gors
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25

Daily trains between st. Paul, Minnsapo.
lis, Sioux City, st. Cloud, Crookston, Moor
head. Fargo. Grand Forks, Grafton, Winni.
peg, Devils Lake, Rugby, Havre, Fort Ben
ton, Great Falls, Helena, Butte, Kalispell,
Spokane and Seattle. Through slespers be-
tween Chicago, at. Paul, Rugby and Seattle.
Pacific Coast trains run Palace Dining and
sleeping cars, buffet, library. observation,
smoking cars, family Tourist cars, free col
onist sleepers, day coaches, etc.
i Connections at St. Paul and Minneapolis
with trains. to md from Lake Superior
points, Chicago, ct. Louis and the east,
south and southwest,
Crosses the Rocky and Cascade Mountains
In daylight, giving passengers . chance TO
see some Of the finest scenery in America.
steamer and rail connections at Seattle for
Pugetsound points, California, Alaska, ia
pan and China. Concessions at Bonner's
Ferry, Idsho, Cor Kootenai Biver and Lake
points; ut Wenatchee, Wash, for Lake Chel-
an. the upper Colnmbia and the okanogan
district.
Tickets sold and baggage checked for all
principal points.
For publications and information about
rates, routes, eto,4 apply to +. sAUNDERs,
Agent, B~ottineau,9N. %, or agents Of the
Crest Northernatloca points or address
FL WHrrFEr. G.P.&TA,
@@ l ST. Paul MINI.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
The Only Hicks Almanac.

The Rev. Iri r. Hicks Almanac for
1894 is the FIRST and only almanac entirely
written and published by the great storm
prophet himself. It is an elegant book OF
81 pages. besides the cover. It contains
Prof. Hicks monthly weather forecasts
complete for the year. 1894; all the cur
rent astronomical phenomena for each
month, finely illustrated. including four
eclipses and the transit of the planet, Mer-
curry: an article on Foundation Facts
giving.t the philosophy and essential points
of Prof. Hicks weather system; a paper
IN the use of barometers and scientific in
struments; an article on longitude and
time by the leading authority on time in
this country, accompanied by an excellent
map. and other useful articles. The
price of this excellent little book is
Is CENTS.
1t will make an excellent holiday present
for your intelligent friend. For sale by
all newsdealers; or write and send IS cents
to the publishers and it will be sent post
paid. Word & Works Pub. Co.. St, Louis.
Mo. -....~
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25

Finley Grant In Fargo Republican: /
have Just returned from up country with the
railroad commissioners, who have been look
lug into complaints from residents along the
81. John and Bottineau branches of the
Great Northern railrosd on account of the
poor train service on those ipes and to see
about more loading platforms at various
points. The trains are few and far between
up that way, and a person visiting Bottineau
has to remain there four days before the
train goes back to Rugby-unless he returns
by team. On that branch the traiu crew
lives at Bottineau, from which point the
train makes a trip to Rugby, returning to lie
over until the next trip four days later. It
Is Z singular arrangement. We had 4 close
call on rations on one part of the trip, and
the style in which we Travelled was simplicity
personided. There may be something Of in
terest result from the trip.
MIGRANT Is the able and very gentleman
" secretary Of the Board of r. Il. Commits
sioners, and probably knows what he is talk
ing about. But our faith in anything being
done to give US better train service is very
small.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Thanksgiving Day.

That the war of the Union accomplish.
ed more things than the abolition of slave.
ry, is only n of the many instances in
which causes have produced effects not
anticipated. The best thing the war did
for US was to make US a nation. Daniel
Webster said II know no North. no South,
no East. no West" but he stood almost
alone Now there is year by year less
talk about the special interest of any
section" W. are becoming one people.
One of the best evidences of the decay of
sectiopalism is the almost universal OBJ
servance of Thanksgiving Day. Before
the war. it was looked upon in the South
and West as a Yankee institution" now
the president of the United States and the
Governors of most of the states recommend
its observance by formal proclamation.
1t is a great day for home gathering. Do
you intend to meet the brothers and sisters
e week at the home of your childhood
If you are anywhere west of Chicago, the
best route to the old homestead, be it North,
South, East, or West, is the Burlington
Route. which goes everywhere. For tick
cts and any information. ask your local
agent. or write to w. J. c. Kenyon. Gen.
Pass. Agent, St. Paul. MINI.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
A Great Railroad.

BY the absorption of the Chicago &
Atlantic Railway between Marion and
Chicago, the ERIE has at last effected
its entrance into Chicago, and now &C.
cupies the proud position of being the
only line between Chicago and New
York entirely under one Management.
One result of this is the arrangement
whereby all the through trains of thu Erie
are now run solid between Chicago and
New York without change. Passengers
holding through tickets, whether first o,
second class. are able to 60 from Chicago
to New York without changing cars.
Pullman's most modern Sleeping Car:
are run on all through trains via this line,
and on their Vestibule Limited. Pullman's
Dining Cars. No extra fare charged or
this train In fact. the rates via the ERIE
are lower than via any other route Offering
equal facilities.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Advertised Letters.

List of letters remaining uncalled for al
the postofice at Bottineau. N. D., for the
month ending Oct. 81, 1893. Parties cali
ing for same will please say advertised.
If not called for within thirty days. they
will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Brumble. Jos.
Evans, David III
Evans. Geo. I'll
Fergos. James
Fraid of the Tent,
Mclean Duncan [2l
Pease, w. B. [2]
Seafort. John
Wood. J, J.
c. S. McCANDLEss, P. M.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
<sS4O and 30 Days.D

This announces winter excursion rates to
Canadian points, via the Great Northern.
Tickets sold November 21st. November
2sth. December 5th and 18th to slst. in
elusive. Further information cheerfully
furnished by agent F. Saunders. of the
Great Northern, who will be pleased t
talk with you about trips to any part of the
country.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25

Good parlor organ, bedroom set, 2 bed
steads, 8 woven wire spring mattresses, {
wool mattresses, extension table, Q kitchen
tables, rocking chairs, 4 dining room chairs,
6 parlor chairs, 6 kitchen chairs, kitchen
stove (wood or coal b~urner), heater, with
drum, kitchen cabinet (housekeeper's friend)
cupboard, chest drawers, wash stand, cutter
and shafts, &c.
All Of the above are good articles, bought
in Minneapolis two years ago, aid are of.
fered for sale remarkably cheap to save pack
ing and heavy freight charges. If you want
any of them call at my house, or enquire at
PIONEER Office.
JAS. 4. MARINE.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
PhOtOgraDhs!

Mr.. Holler the photographer of Willow
City will be in Bottineau the 25th and 26th
of this month taking protraits. views. etc.
Place of operation upstairs the new bank
building. First class work and moderate
prices.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Man Wanted.

The North Dakota Title ms. &Trust Co.
of Fargo, N. D. desires to obtain some
person, who has a horse and buggy, to
drive out around the county and attend to
renting and selling Of their farms on COM
mission,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
An Appeal to Parents.

Tomorrow evening-Sunday-Rev. COL
hinge will preach from the text lis it we'll
with the childa" The discourse will be
especially directed to parents. but all are
invited.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Notice Of Estray.

Taken up by the undersigned on o,
about Nov nth one red OK. white stripe
on back. six or seven years old. owner i.
requested to call pay charges. and take
same away.
. 7. L. GoRDER
Sec, 4, +. 1862. r. Is.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25

Taken up by. the undersigned. four
miles southwest of town on the McVicar
farm, on Nov. 10Th. four pigs-one black
boar, one black sow and two white lows.
Owner will please call, pay charges and
taks same away, :
EpANx p MyRRy.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
THE BOTTINEAU PIONEER,
SATURDAY, NOV. rs, 1893,
BAPTIST CHURCH,

Services on and after Oct 18th 1893, ev.
cry Sunday morning II o'clock. Sabbath
school II. Evening B. Y, ego p. M. Reg.
ular service 7. 80. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening at g.,
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Land Office At Devils / y

A"'0 Nov. 4th. 1885,. .SnesksN
Notice is hereby given that
named settler has filed notice OF ~ h.d
ton to make final proof In Suppor3ndS q
claim and that said proof will be m{saars y
fore L. d. Dana, U. S. Circuit Court lf1en -
sioner, at Bottineau N. d., on Dec. A5A1ptnlnk
viz: S
DANIEL MCBRAYEN,
Fl. F. No. 5000 tor the SEX of section Z, town
ship 1872, range 70.
He names tho following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon aHu
cultivation Of said lana. viz:
Thomas Gibson, Henry Kalbfleisch, VIII
liam D%inwoodic, John Hofacker, all OF Hot
/. E. SHELLEY, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Land Office ut Devils Lake. n. y.
Oct. 10. 1859.

Notice is hereby given that RE following
named settler has filed notice : his inten-
ton to make final proof In So anort q ny ny
fn 9. T, Is Dana. d. S. Circuit Cou Commis-s
sioner, at Bottineau, Nd, on Dee. 2, 1879.
viz: s.
THOMAS LAFLIME.
y Z. No. 1865, for the lots 1,2 5 4, Sec. q,
! ne ise, names the following witnesses to prove
his continnous residences upon, anu cnitiva-
ton OF. said land, viz: ,... 49,
Came Rarrll, Joseph Baubiet, o1iver g
geson. August Torgeson, all OF boStiheaa
N'DaN' I. e. SHELLEY, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
LAM S Oct 9th 1905.

.,,.;.o !. hereby given that the followina-naHnae
No.,os ~. : hhii notice Of his intention 20 ln4ks
Anal nroof in support Of his claim, and thss 80
nroaf viii be made before the clor. OF tne assssiSs
cnnrt 81 Bottineau County, At Bottlneau' =. -
on Nov. Il, 1895, viz:
LEVI MELLON,
y = NJ 1sa5s for the mex sec. ~, 7, 161, RIG.
TIA names tie following witnesses TO prove ~
continuous residence upon, and cultivation OF
said land, viz: caon Tahn3
WAIKIKI James Stacey. all OF Bottineau, Nd
$50 si.E. SHRLLEY, Register.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Land Office at Devils Lake. Nd.
A1"AA" Nov IL. lSN3.

Notice Is hereby given that the
named settler has filed notice OF his inter.
ton to make ANAL proof in 81, php s n 81 my
fore T.. D. Dana, u, S. Circuit Court COM.
missioner, at Bottineau. N. DIOR Dec. y.
1893, viz:
SAMUEL DUNBAR,
H. E. No. 1851, for the en- SEX, s.wH SEQ.
Sec. 7. and n.eA n-eA sec. u. I. loa' =. =.
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva-
ton of, said land, Wig: -
George Fletcher, George Heignes, ueorEe
Beckett, j. g. ColtLorp' oil Oh no'''he"u' ID
D. H
81. E. SHELLEY, Registy him
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1893-11-25
Household Goods for Sale.

Sec. 4. T. 1862. r. rs.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-06-09
Cottonwood In the Lead.


We have received information
that the Grangepiife pack train
which started last week for Elk
City went about mile and a
half beyond snow line and found
the trail too difficult to pass.
They therefore returned and left
their packs at Reibold's and will
under take the trip later. The
Cottonwood pack train however
made the trip successfully few
days before overcoming all OBJ
stacless They left again Tues
day expecting 10 take a small in
voice Of freight from Denver and
expect to make the trip through.
They have q large invoice from
Cottonwood and several saddle
passengers.