The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-03-24

For RENr.-The Tregent farm, north of
town.. W. CATnRo.
Don't fail 70 get the Chicago Inter Ocean.
See our big offer In another column.
Tom White visited Willow City yesterday
going aud returning all In one day by Mr..
Hill's dray line.
Miss Matte Alme's friends were pleased
to welcome her back to Bottineau q few
DAYS ago, and some of them hope this most
charming young lady will remain in this
. place.
Farm for rent, or for sale on crop pay
mcnt plan. $50 acres-aI0 acres under cui-
tiuation, GO acres ready for crop. Good wat
er. TX miles south west of Bottineau.-f
W. CATuEo.
Correc;ion.-In the Peabody school re-
port published last week, under the heading
..Iiabilities," warrants outstanding,
So, 10'' should have read ''warrants out
standing, s746.S2.'
II YOU want the best weekly newspaper III
the west with a colored illustrated supple
ment each week, come In and pay Tor inc
PIONEER and give us IS cents more and you
will get It for one year.
MFR. JOHN Neville, from tho Peabody
school was a successful candidate at the late
teachers examination, obtaining a third
Grade certificate. This name Is an addition
TO tho list given last week.
II. G. Kalbf1eisch advertises graham flour
at 81. 80 per sack. The best Of -four.
Anyone who intends sowing grass seed
this y.ar-Hungarian, millet-or in TACT
seed grass or grain Of any kind, see }. N.
Greiuer at once that he may know what
amour: to order. Don't put this oil a single
Lay after reading this notice.
By far the heaviest fall Of snow this win
ter. came on Monday and Tuesday of this
week, followed by a fair sized blizzard on
Wednesday. All which is very good for the
farmers. After this goes off, look for spring
and keep looking till 1t comes.
We are closing out our entire stock at cost
for cash, before completing inventory the
last Of this month. We will interest bar
~gnin-hun.ers who have the price from now
on unlii our stock is closed out.
JUDD & WooDs.
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 subscrlb-
crs 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 81. IS, for both.
An addition to the population Of this coun-
Is was expected on last evenings train, but
we have not learned for certain whether
they arrived We refer to John A. Gamer
on and family, from Ontario. Mr.. Cameron
is a cousin of John Cameron, Sr., Of this
county, and spent most of last summer in
s%pccsing the soil ana advantages of this
place, with the result indicated. They are
welcome.
Better come mat once and order the
Chicago Iuter Ocean. See our offer.
VIM. Hall, proprietor OF the skating rink,
met With u serious loss Saturday last in the
death OF a horse. The animal was stabbed
in McKeen g. Meighen's barn, and in some
was got loose from the stall, and went to the
well In a corner of the stable. Forcing its
way behiud tho pump, the animal broke
through the covering OF the we'll, and fell in
The we'll is quite large and there was consia
cradle room . for the poor brute to kics
around, which II proceeded to do. Ate,
repeated efforts, aud enc severe fall, 1t was
hauled oui--dead.
Daring the weeks just past, u revival O
religion, very marked in character and pow
s~fal In its nature visited the Peabody dis
trict, with the rcsalt that almost the cNtir
eonn.unisyi Is experiencing the joys OF sal
walton. As an outcome of this, 4 Chr!stiai
En- ..eavors Society was formed. tie organi
cation being effected Snndsy last, unde
the guidance of Rev. Caalingc, who has TAX
ca an active and efficient part In all ri
work. Tho society starts mast auspicinusi
with d memberships Of abnut thirty. ou
friend Charley Baird Is president, 4. ). Col
thorp yice-prestlcnt. aud Miss Carrie Mich
al secretary.
One of t,nr subscribers walked into 'a'
sasnctam a few days ago and delivered him
SER Of the following:
ia sour last weeks issue saw you
es,iasacats 90 What Yen heard escape frei
the upper stnss III what you almost class as
rattle. II seems the desire IN the part 81
fss ta mfstonstsac What may sppear in you
sa,la.nns n,t exaeily5es their liking, becans
IL Is not politics ~ 4 criticism of some wren
ststtsig of some Of the county officers, ]
so,ulstsbc naoney III orr farmers pockets
here mere q few lpssft s.~ 'erialist farmers ~
E;ead of slistrrsis.ise u er,ging whoa
kp..sry /, 1T i i,ss III frs,n ne. 10 50 per a.re
slons i kaoa 4 ihe laaiv;.lnai you refer 70 bu
81 has rsaa tts PIoSEsis since 4 Gam
IN i; s don tossut tsas he has sfcl
a.ors shap ,sao g 4 eser issrafa