The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-03

Don't fail to get the Chicago Inter Ocean.
See our big offer in another column.
H. G. K.lbfeisch advert,ses graham flour
At $3.50 per Jack. The best Of -four.
Better come in at once and order the
Chicago Inter Ocean. See our offer.
Dan McBrayen says the party who bor-
rowsd bis ladder will please surprise hsm bv
rsturnlng it-without the aid of = search
warrant.
Walter Cairns Ia laid on the shelf with
influensa for = few days past. We miss his
genial preseuce and hope be will soon be on
deck again.
We are requested 10 call attention TO the
tact that, after February LIST, 1894, all rouud
trip tickets over the Northern Pacific r. K.
will be limited to thirty days.
George Turner, tonsorlsl artist, haa q card
out to the effect that he can be found 1T his
shop from 900 q. m. till 500 p. IL. -neither
earlier nor later and not on Sundays.
II you want the best weekly newspaper In
ths west with q colored illustrated supple
msnt each week, come In and pay for the
PIONEER and give us Is cents more and you
will get It for one year.
Peabody district was we'll represented at
the meeting Wednesday night. Among
them were Mr.. aud Mrs. Samuel Kinlcy and
NJ. and Mrs. w. H. Gorrill. Mr.. Kinley
WAS the leader for the evening.
Duucan Deaton drove to Dsloraine Satur-
day last to meet . younger brother who has
Just arrived from "Auld Scotia" He Is
not a married man but will settle down
smong US just the same and accept Uncle
Sans offer of a farm.
Mr.. Kslb1eish has been suffering with
Grippe for some time past, and we under
stand = number of the family have been TAX
On With the same. While 1t 10 not as dan
gsrous as fever, yet great care is necessary 10
order that no bad effects follow.
The hust'ing editor Of the N. Oak. Eagle
was In town over night this week, and called
on the PIONEER a. a matter Of course.
Brother Sherman has run q newspaper long
enough to know that In order to be Gin 1t"
a maj must look after the newspapers.
In another column appears an article in
regard TO 4 line OF ~railroa. east from here,
south Of the mountain, and parallel with the
main line Of the Great Northern. Could
the scheme be materialized, 1t would be a
boon in~estiu,able to this whole region.
r. A. Fox was in town q few days this
week, in company with his brother, T. E.
Fox, who 10 also one Of the assignees Of his
business. Bob" as he is Familiarity called,
10 one Of the representative men OF the west
.ern part OF this state, both in business and
politics, aud 1t will, take more than 4 tempo
rary embarrassment to keep him down.
We have made arrangement which en-
ables Us to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the PIONEER one year. both for $1.25.
to new subscribers. and to all old subscrib.
srs who pay up all arrearages and one year
in advance. Here is an opportunity you
will probably never have again. Come in
now and leave your order for the two
papers. Only $1.as. for both.
Some time sgo, one liver Alme canvaased
the north end Of this county, selling grocer.
ties for a Fargo arm, the Northwestern Gro.
eery Co. Almc carried samples and took or
ders for goods which were delivered later on.
At the time, nothing was done In the matter
bat a few days ago, a complaint was filed
with Justice Kirk who issued a warrant fol-
Alme's arrest ON a charge OF selling without
. license. States Attorney Stewart ap-
peared for the prosecution and showed tina,
the prisoner had violated the statute In such
case made and provided. Whereupon Judge
Kirk fned him $25. As the license would
have cost him but SIS 1t was scarcely q pay.
ing Investment to sell without. We have
heard talk to the effect that the prosecution
was caused by the business men as a matter
of revenge, but this is nonsense. Either he
did or did not violate the lsw. II he did, 1t
was tho proper eaper to prosecute. If he did
not. the case will surely be appealed.
II ought to be we'll known by this time
that wheat raising as an exclusive Industry
10 = dead failure. No country or section ev-
~ tHied it without becoming bankrupt, and
NortA Dakota is fast following the down
ward course. Pie remedy is to spend = good
part of your time and energy on other things.
There are farmers all oyer this state who
4and It pays to raiss hogs, sheep, cattle. hor-
ses, poultry, vegetables-ip fact everything
-anything-but wheat, and At is yell ss-
tablished fact that at present prices We are
raising that cereal ut an actual loss. Why
persist In such a coprsc2 Start In this
spring by cutting down your wheat acreage
and getting hold of something else. Weare
pretty we'll assured Of u creamery-why not
get : fsw-or ~many-good COWS as soon ~
possible1 Now, we feel deeply on this sub
ject, and ~ we are here - = public servant,
We want the views Of any aud all who have
any siews on the matter. Write US your
sxperisncs, Or come u aad tell US, whether
yop agree with ~ or not. To cur mind, ex-
clusire ,sheat raistug u = glitterisg snare
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