The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-03-10
Church Directory.

Don't fail to get the Chicago Inter Ocean.
See our big offer in another column.
II. G. Kalbfieisch advertises graham flour
at 81. so per sack. The best OF -four.
Better come in at once and order the
Chicago Inter Ocean. See our offer.
Don't forget that court meets Tuesday
next and will afford you a chance for citizen
papers.
Miss Maggie Sylvester was obliged to leave
Bottipesu and return to her home Oh account
Of Ill health.
Mrs. VIM. Russell has been quite seriously
ill for sone weeks past, but is very much
better, and it is hoped will get we'll without
delay.
Joe Pinkerton was slightly indisposed a
few days of this week. bat has fully recov-
cred owing, no doubt. to Sailor Jacks good
nursing.
The heaviest snow fall OF the season came
last Sunday night, covering the ice and
bringing a promise OF abundant moisture to
start the grain.
We are requested to call attention to the
fact that, after February LIST, 1894, all round
trip tickets over the Northern Pacific r.. r..
w1ll be limited to thirty days.
II YOU want the best weekly newspaper in
the west with a colored illustrated supple
mont aoch woalr anna In ont3 ,,nr fnr Via
PIONEER and give US IS cents more and YOU
will get it for one year.
WANTED.--A reliable person in every
city and own in the U. 8. to distribute cir
culars and tack up signs. No canvassing or
peddling. Cash paid. Address with stamp.
Sullivan McAdans Co., Milton Junction,
Wis, Rock Co.
Anyone who intends sowing grass seed
this year-Hungarian, millet-or in fact
seed grass or grain of any kind, see J.. n.
Greiner at once that he may know what
amour: to order. Don't put this off a single
day after reading this notice.
We are closing out our entire stock Mt cost
for cash, before completing inventory the
last Of this month. We will interest bar
gsin-hnn.ers who have the price from now
on until our stock is closed out.
JUDD & WOODS.
Charley Wood and Sutor Reid called In a
few days ago to talk over the prospect and
need OF another line OF railroad to this town
in the near future. Both are ardently de-
sirous for something Of the kind, but agreed
with US in thinking that little could be done
this season, owing to the general hard times.
Miss Hattie Fairies, who has been spend
ing the winter in Ontario, returned to Bot
tineau last Friday evening. She expressed
herself as having had a very pleasant winter
mid former scenes and among old associ-
ates, and talks of returning next fall to
Michigan, in which state she also has ac-
quaintances. Nov boys, don't let her 90,
The social given by the Christian Endeav-
or Society Thursday evening last, was a sue
cess in every particular, and fully served the
purpose for which it WAS designed, that is.
to draw the members more closely together
rs we'll rs to show to others the ~fellowshin
existing within the society. The supper was
especially good, and the whole affair reflects
credit on its promoters.
We have made arrangement which en-
ables US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the PIONEER one year, both for 81. Is,
to new subscribers. and to all old subscribe
ers who pay up all arrearages and one wear
in advance. Here is an opportunity you
will probably never have again. Come in
now and leave your order for the two
papers. Only $1.25, for both.
We have seen quite a number of watch
chains about town o%rnarrented with a neat.
little charm in the shape of a watch case
opener, which obviates the use of a knife or
h~ngcr-nail to open the watch. We have
just received one, and would ADVISE you tc
send for one, too. They are sent free on
request by the Keystone Watch Case Com.
pany, OF Philadelphia, Pa, the largest watch
case manufacturing concern in the world
They arc the makers of the celebrated Jas
Boss cases, the only filed cases which arr
fitted with the ~orld-famed Non-pull-ou,
bow (ring). The Company does not sell Al
retail, but its goods are sold by our loca
ewelers.
States Attorney Stewart: "Court meet!
Tuesday next, at which time a number o
cases will be decided on their merits-or de
merits-as seen by a jury of twelve sscoot
men and true.'' There are two crinina
cases, Que an embezzlement, the other a cas-,
OF grand larceny. At least one of these case,
will be OF especial interest on account OF tn,
legal talent arraycd ON both sides. The de
fence will be co"ducted-by Bangs g. Fiske
Grand Forks, and C. E. Gregory, of Minot
while the prosecution will be assisted b,
Judge O'Brien, of Devils Lake. and v.
Noble, Of Bottiueau. There are also a nan
Der Of tax cases and one or " appeals from
jutttce court, IN one of which ! am a~ttorne,
for the plaintih-but don't Comment o,
these cases before the trial comes of, or ~
VIII be unable to get a jury.n T.;
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