The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-01-27
Church Directory,

Bee our big offer In another column.
II. G. KalbHeisch advertises graham -four
At 81 so per sack. The best OF -four.
Better come in at once and order the
Chicago Iuter Ocean. See our offer.
Rev. E. Turner, who is wintering cattle in
AcHenry County, was home on a short visit
this week. He thinks It's pretty cold tray
cling.
Martin E,sessor returned to bis home at
I.nrdsburg a few days ago, after spending
the past few months In Michigan. We are
glad to welcome bin back.
We mistakenly said in last weeks paper
that Miss Kste Burr had gone to attend the
Normal School at MayviIle. She has gone
sure enough, but to Valley City instead Of
M.yville.
II YOU want the best weekly newspaper in
the west with a colored illustrated supple
ment each week, come in aud pay for the
PIONEER and give US IS cents more and you
will get 1t for one year.
The Christian Endeavor meetings still
continue with growing interest, and a good
work Is being accomplished. Meetings IN
the ball over the Merchants Bank every
night except Tuesday, aud everybody invit-
I'd.
VIM. Hall Is the proud possessor, not on
Iy Of a skating rink, but also q dn- new boy
"A boup. i e lad whose presence brings sun
shine to the home. Good luck to Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall as we'll as the lao himself. May
the sunshine Of prosperity be theirs.
Miss Lizzie K.rkwood, who has been
spending the winter with her sister, Mrs.
Collinge, left today for her home In Mani
toba. She goes with the best wishes OF q
great many who are pleased to call her a
friend. Aud the Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. loses an active, earnest, consistent men,
Der.
Miss Nora Thompson left on yesterdays
train for Minneapolis, where she will take a
course In typewrtting and sterography. Miss
Thompeon has been employed 10 the Botti-
ncau County Bank as assistant cashier for a
plumber of years, and by her devotion to bus
iness, has won a high place In her employers
confidence.
We see by the North Dakota Eagle, that
an association has been formed IN the south
erp part of the county, with Willow City az
headquarters, to fight the Russian cactus.
1.za f,. +b~~I Wou1d IN hoovop v a had
as much ''git'' In the people here. Although
1t is rot In our immediate neighborhood, re-
member IAN ounce of prevention" ETC., and
take time by the forelock.
We have made arrangement which en-
ables US to offer the Chicago Inter Ocear
and the PIONEER one year. both for $1.25
to new subscribers. and to all old subscribe
ers who pay up all arrearages and one yea'
in advance. Here is an opportunity yor
will probably never have again. Come ir
now and leave you order for the two
papers. Only $1.25. for both.
The fever ut Grand Forks continues witt
uuabated fury. Already it has claimed
scores of victims and many more are lying
at the threshold dividing his life from thu
beyond. There have been some cases at tn
University and much alarm is felt by thos'
who have children there. We s%incerel!
hope 1t may soon be got under control ant
thai 1t spread no farther through the state
North Dakota Eagle: John A. Davis ant
Jacob p. Hager made q pair of Willow City
business men who left yesterday to visit tn
Sunny South. They 30 to Crossville ant
Frankfort, Tenn, and will probably remain
six weeks or two months, looking over tn
country And basking In the sunehine will
the colo'd folks and alligators. It's no immi
grafton scheme, however. The latter gent
! leman may locate there.
According to the Fargo Argus, there ar
acouple Of reputable prophets in London
England, whose predictions have been full
filled most remarkably. Their prognostica
lions for 1894 60 to show that it will be
year of u~nexampled prosperity for Americ,
while all Europe will groan under the hand o
~sdyersiAy. The welcome wave of plent,
:hasn't struck ,Bottineau Just yet, but we liv'
IL hope that Il will. "Cotne ,'leben."
i - not believed that many people in thi
.soumunity are 10 want of the necessaries o
a,fe-aomethiug to e.t and to drink ant
warm clothes and fuel-still, We cannot b.
sure, and it Is the part Of every one who ha
enough and to spare, to make diligeut in
4Quiry for Others less blessed. Don't shu
Jonr eyss to the fact that Others may be ii
aeedA6or your hearts to those-if any
whom yon know to be 10 want. EspeciAll!
do we urge this on those who profess to fol
@~-Christ.
The chess experts Of our burg are having
4ourDsmens-so to speak in which the fou'
= west Of Main Street-Noble, SIettebak
Williamson and Ertresvaag-were pittet
against the four east Of the same line-Nero
Thompson, Dana and Mckenzie. The frs,
game resulted 10 4 draw-and ONE othea
things not % pleasant TO look At aud sistet
to but I tribe more exciting. The referee
50 wearing I suit Of armor and has made ap.
spltcation for life Insurance. And yet peo'
p1s ny timts are dull,