The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-09-29

Prayer meeting every Wednesday. 500 D.. nj.
ALL ARE WELCOME.
Don't monkey with u buzz saw.
John Cokerill left for Manitoba a few do, s
sgo, where he intends spcnd,aK the rest Of
the fall.
Lost "A silk glove belonging !, a lady
tn town. Please leave ut this office, from
where 1t will be returned to the owner.
The Willow City Eagle man calls us a
mule. W. don't like TO acknowledge him
as our p~aternal ancestor-hut If he says SO,
It goes.
W.. r. Mcintosh and Tom Iowrie spent
4 day or two at the river this week, hunting
gsese, and got nine, besides ducks and
chickens. Best record this full.
Mrs. Frank Saunders is on Il visit to her
parents ut Thompson, N. Dak., aud Frank
Is awfully-well -unhappy. But itll soon
be over, Frank, 80 cheer up.
D. II. Macarthur moved his family into
town this week and will occupy for Il few
weeks the house lately vacated by w. b.
Rea.
When you want something a trifle nicer
than common for table use, aud at u better
price than anywhere else, just Call ON w. H.
Kirk, who Is u very prince OF caterers to the
appetite.
A great rain yesterday again. wetting
things completely and making the pillow 20
easy again. Tue only trouble is it is too
late for this years. crop--but there is an
other year coming.
A fearful cyclone devastated the town Of
Spring Valley, Minn., u few days ago, which
town Is the home of j. N. Greiner's parents.
They escaped untouched, although it passed
quite close.
As the Democratic convention held here
last Saturday requested all who were not
Democrats to leave the room, it Is fair to
presume that all who were there intend to
train with that party. See!
Lewis M. Larson, the accommodating
stamp pouuder ut Cordelia, this county, is the
fortunate owner Of d new boy. born the 2and
inst. Mr.. Larson says the folks are we'll
and happy, which is good indeed.
DR.. A. r. Loranger requests us to say
that he has removed his Office to the build.
ing just opposite Haacke's livery harm, and
laiely occupied as u restaurant. There he
can be found at any time when not absent
on professional duties.
We publish in this issue those sections of
the estray law which we deem Of interest to
our readers, aud ask u careful perusal of the
same. II may prevent trouble and expense
TO be pasted In this matter aud then observe
its requirements strictly.
Mrs. r. W. Wilson and babe left by
Mondays tram for u visit in old Ontario.
Her father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Hart,
pf Benmiller, Ont. will enjoy the company of
the two during the cold weather, but Dick
what ABOUT him. Never mind, Dick, six or
eight months will soon PASS, won't it,
States Attorney Stewart left for Grand
Forks yesterday. to attend to the case of
VIM. Collins which comes up before the
supreme court next week. It is altogether
probable that Mr.. Collins will be granted
a new trial. although the uncertainty in
all these matters pertaining to law and
courts is very uncertain. A
C. O.. Romansen came to the county
seat n day this week to appear before
his highness. the Judge of the County
Court. to apply for a permit to sell liquor
land got it. Next day, VIM. Smith came
for one-and got it. Willow City must
be a sickly place to need so many dis
pensaries of the elixir of life. .
DR.. Greig had his Office carpet on the line
the other day and was pounding 1t with a
club-rcnoving the dust. The attitudes
were so striking and suggestive that the
boys. gathered around, and soon cries were
heard Of "Foul,' Zone strike" etc. Any
body who ever saw Doc. ON the diamond
would recognize the scene at once.
Hops Bros. sell sheet music at half price
TO All, and I'll orders by return mail, A
crest number OF beautiful compositions have
recently been written. All OF their custom
ers are kept posted regarding latest publica-
tions. Musicians, both professional and
amateur, will find It to their advantage 10
intrrst orders for musical supplies Of III kinds
10 KoPs Bros, 215 WABASH Ave-, Chicago.
One of the heaviest rains We ever NV fell
here on Saturday. " Inst week, Il began
early N the morning and fell a ! steady
ps,ar nearly ne ~hols day. u. n. Greiper,
Al the wsather observer ~ this place
ma ~ \ government rsinrgspgs, tells ns
.fhstthaAssslel, rhich holds but one Inch,
sx,nllS6ling essr ling before noon, "A that
.11IIIJ1 cne \ oae-half inches must have
All \ nm 10 nueh "a renew
sloass6si ~ M Farmers ~ nlesEstyeay.
m YhOlI Likewise.
h Slettebak bought up and shipped
cars Of fat stock 4 short time ago
driving fhemto Towner and shipping
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