The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-10-06

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where It will be returned to the owner.
James Darling, of Dunseith, drove through
O Thursday Of this week on his way to
Deloraine with q brother who has been
1iniAiisg him and is now on his way east.
Charley Boyer and Chas. Johnston two
Charleys and two blacksmiths-claim the
pennant for go"se shooting. Ten geese,
two crane and forty ducks as a result Of one
days shoot.
Rev. j. E. Collinge was unable to preach
Sunday evening last, owing to a severe ill.,
ness which has kept him In bed the greater
part Of this week as well. He was better at
last accounts.
Judge Morgan will he in Bottineau on
Saturday the 9th day Of Oct, and remain
al day. Persons wanting their citizen
papers should make arrangements to he here
on that date.
Fred Thomas, the affsble Republican
nominee Tor Register Of Deeds, was up from
Willow the other day looking after his
fences. Fred is making a grand rustic and
seems to stand a good show.
Gen. j. Coulthard spent a good part of
the week in town. We must speak a good
word for George J. for he ia n good, clear
man In every sense. We have known him
seven long years and never knew aught but
good OF him. Honest, outspoken, capable
"a an official, his record is clean.
We understand that a change has been
MADE In the Republican:.ticket since the cor.
v~entton, and the name Of Ole Roland sub
stituted for that of H.lvor. Monson for
County Judge. We have no authority for
This save rumor, a. the party managers seem
inclined to keep their own counsel-and
some OF the rest Of us are doing the same.
Kops Bros. sell sheet music at half price
10 sh, and hll riders by return mail. A
great number of beautiful compositions have
recently been written. All Of their custom
era are kept posted regarding latest publica-
lions. Musicians, both professional and
amateur, will find It to their advantage to
intTust orders 70 rmusical supplies of all kinds
70 koPs Bros, 215 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
The PIONEER is a grand advertising
MISUNDERSTANDING the merchants of
B0ttfnesu do not seem to appreciate the
fact. A few weeks ago, we advertised the
production of a certain heB west Of town.
An egg weighing four ounces. And now
comes Master Fred Turner with the report
that his hens have gone into competition,
and brings US an egg weighing three and
threc-fourths ounces as q result. To be
sure, this Is a trifle shy, but the trouble was
Fred's hens thought!,he other egg weighed
but two ounces, hence the shortage. When
they find out the truth of the matter, they
will doubtless send US one weighing at least
Ave ounces. Great is the power Of the
press. .-Ga ~
One Of our readers hands US the following
clipping from All eastern paper and we pub
Ilsh It rs an old but valuable suggestion to
those who find their saloon bill quite heavy:
Start . hotel or saloon in your own house:
be the only customers aud you will have no
license to pay. Go to your wife and give
hHr 81 to bny . gallon Of whisky and re-
member there are sixty drinks in . gallon.
You make 1t your business every time ycu
are thirsty to buy q drink from yunr wife,
and by the time you will have drank up the
hrst gallon, she will have the % ID pay you
back. % TO put ID the bandA md % to start
in business again. and should you happen
to live ten years and continue TO buy booze
from your wife, and die At the expiration Of
that time with the snakes IN your socks, she
will have none enough ID bury You decent
III, bny . guod house and lot, educate your
children and marry some respectable man
and never Be bothered thlnking shout you.
Try ~ and zee how the thing will pan out
III.