The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-08-18

Ole f. Peterson, reformed Denocrat-ac

Ole f. Peterson, reformed Democrat--ac-
c"rding t." the DunScith IIcrald--was in
tow this week. Ole is from Holla.
DR.. Luneil has finally left Willow City to
locate at Leeds, the Junction of the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific roads. We
wish him all sAccess wherever lie goes.
LOST.-A pair of gold bowed specta-
cles were lost in or near Bottineau. Find
er will place the loser under obligation by
leaving said article at this office.
Buy your machine oil at Judd & Woods
cheapest and best.
LOST.-An Irish setter pup was lost
some miles northwest of Bottineau a few
days ago. About nine months old, red in
color. Leave word at the custom office.
The North Dakota Eagle speaks a good
word for Tom White iu connection with the
Office Of sheriff and the Eagle didn't lie
about it either, for Tom is q straight NAH
and a good officer.
DR.. +. S. Fiske had quite a seycre burt at
Willow City Monday last, spraining his in
step so badly rs to b. unable to use it since
and a foot minus the instep isn't much
good. lie Is clear grit, howey,r, and will
sOOu be around again.
Buy your machine oil at Judd & Woods
cheapest and best.
North Dakota Eagle: Doc. Greig's mill
tary appearance was felt. Most people would
suppose that an NJ. D. would wear broad
cloth. He was writing a prescription on the
Proper Age to Marry, but we noticed he was
very careful not to get any Of it On his own
fingers.
Sheriff Halls removed his prisoner, Benja-
min Pagcls, to Devils Lake Friday of last
week. Mr.. Halls thinks the man will he
safe there, and he probably will-if he don't
want to get away-but if he does-Devils
Lake Jail won't hold him-uuless times are
changed.
0 Fate seems to have it in for us, and the
finger of destiny points us to what seems
som delicious experience, only to disappoint
US, G. g. The other day Il lady said TO us
right before a lot of people, too-''A young
lady said some very nice things about YOU
the other day. and then added AS a scrt of
after thought, "She had never seen you be-
forc.'--!
Hillsboro is to have a club of young men
for the purpose of knocking out the corset,
o,1 all ,vhn i>ip c,rnor RI naynr ppvar mar
rya girl who uses the soul-destroying, liver
displacing article-and the girls are going
TO r~etaliate by refusing to marry a pipe or
ydemijohn-so help them Jimmie johnson.
Such clubs here would cause the grass to
grow green on matrimonial paths.
w. II. Mcintosh is a far-sighted and pro-
gressiyc mar, and while some people laugh
he will have soon the finest store building
in the northwest. Mac. is a hard worker,
is one of the best business men in the state,
and deserves his prosperity-from a business
standpoint. If he didn't, he wouldn't have
It. When you have cash, it's a good place
to buy. Try him once--and sec if We are ly-
ing.
Miss Mary Carey was a passenger to Rug
by on Mondays train and returned in COM
pany with an uncle aud aunt who will visit
their nieces for some weeks. This gent e
man is u resident of Boston and with his
wife, has spent a good part of the summer
visiting relatives in Iowa and Wisconsin as
we'll as North Dakota. They were given a
loving welcome by their nieces whom they
have not seen for many years.
North Dakota Eagle: States Attorney
N. A. Stewart was in the city between trains
Friday. He will visit Willow City in the
future every other Friday for the practice of
his profession, and has secured office room
with j. NJ. Watson at the Bank of Willow
CITY. The attorney has associated himself
with one of the leading lawyers Of the state,
Mr.. Bosard of Grand Forks, and will make
a speciality of complicated cases, such as f.
Ashley Mears' deals. His announcement
appears in another column.
It s'do'' look as il the Farmers store would
be q 1sgo,'' and If it is-look out for fun.
Put N a stock Of good goods-not the stuff
that so many firms send our dealers here,
under the impression that anything is good
enough for North Dakota-haye q good man
to manage the business, and 1t would make
it quite interestin' for some of us. A live,
hustling committee has been appointed to
get subscriptions and we have been told the
farmers are falling over themselves to get
into II At the present rate OF going, it's
shingle will hang to the breeze before snow
flies. 3 5s 4I#s4.
"A few days ago. the man Schroeder, from
the Mouse River country, who was adjudg.d
insans last spring and taken TO jamestown,
came into Bottinsau, serene as a summer's
day He vent for Tom White and Tom
Gardner, claiming that they had taken mon-
ey from him when he was. arrested at the
first. He secured a gnn in some way and
Threatened dire things on the two Toms,
.itirr ~ whom scensto scare worth 9 cent.
Tea,r fellow! And yet, he deserves bqt little
sympathy for going crazy when he did. Had
IL VISITED lDtil now, what 4 glorious chance
la koys blamed Dis insanity o. religious ex-
aHrfYsn6. 70 hi sure. we fail to see any !
sat settlement hut II don't take rnrch to
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