The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-01-13

~ AssysS saaestlitg every wednesday. 500 p. m.
4 ARE
Frank Sims was q visitor In Bottineau one
asy this week.
DDn't tail 70 get the Chicago Utter Ocean.
Sce our big offer III anotl,er column.
Better come in at once and order the
Gh1gago Inter Ocean. Sec our offer.
The City Drug Store will sell the remain
sicfsot their Christmas goods at cost and less.
TE> Woods Il away at Fargo on business
ssd III probably visit his parents in Walsh
u;ptyssb before returning.
For Ssle.-A number of heavy quilts and
s,tissf bedding-an new. Inquire Of w. Is.
Rea Az the drug store.
Ihe cuts on this branch were opened
Yesterday by a snow pillow which came up
~ tine 70 let the train leave on time al
ulgst.
Airs. Sherman Thompson left for Mime
sotas on Monday of this week. Her husband
y already there and that will be their future
home.
y ron want the best weekly newspaper in
the vest with a coIofed illustrated supple
pp+nAens each week, come in aud pay for the
TioSEER and give US IS cents more and you
will get II for one year.
Rev. Weed had his first sight of a Dakota
rs blizzard this week. The Rev. gentleman
WAS pleased to make its acquaintance, but de
clfledsto go out md interfere with It In any
way. wise proceeding.
Some Interesting items were sent US
from the mountains" last week, but no
name being signed we could not publish.
[ome in and tell us who you are, and
make arrangement far weekly letter.
Or. Mcbride, of Rugby, visited Bo;tineau
Saturday last for the purpose of presiding at
the Installation Of the newly elected officers
In the lodge Of L. o. O. F. at this place.
Tbs DR.. was accompanied by his brother and
Hon. Chas. Erickson.
The boys who like Commissioner Tom
K63ly-and who doesn'ta gathered last
Friday evening ut his new residence for a
/ surprise party. They came from all sides
and proved . jolly party. they all say Tom
Them In glorious shape.
The Merchants Bank has n revised ad. in
athis issue. It's officers reaize the fact that
to be prosperous a bank must be in a live
town, and that no town is so dead as that
which refuses to support a newspaper. 1t is
The payment of a legitimate debt and-sone
people pay these obligations.
The meetings as conducted by Revdo.
wood and Coilinge, are growing in interest
and as both men seem thoroughly in earnest,
Nd may confidently look for a great awaking
al the subject Of religion. Everybody is
earnestly requested to attend.
Deacon McE3ain WAS sway with his team
when the storm came up, and by the time he
reached town It was SO fierce he was unable
hi get his team home, although hut a short
Instance further. After getting them tang
led among the houses a couple of times, he
stabbed them and walked home.
One nf Hicks storms arrived promptly on
the evening ct the 10th, and was a very fair
sample Of what we got regularly once each
week last winter, only this lasted but a few
hours, while they lasted about six and one.
hall days each. II was no slow-coach while
iii did blow, as some Of our readers can testify.
Bismarck Tribune: r. A. Fog ofTown.
III. saws the farmers between Willow City
and that place are thoroughly alarmed
over the presence of the Russian cactus.
Astrip Of land eight miles wide by ten
miles long is overrun with the pest, and
unless something is does to check it is
u feared ii will spread all over the cult
ssfed lands 81 1.-The Mouse River valley:
We.Azye made arrangement which en-
abIes us to offer the Chicago Inter Ocean
and the P1oNEER one year. both for $1:25,
to new subscribers. and to all old subscrib'
ers who pay up all arraarages and one yea,
III advance. Here is an opportunity You
I will probably never have again Come in
now and leave your order for the two
papers. Only s.. Is. for both.
&G#I4y WE I6Ct #tthNa CNliIuS nv W ou'
eouItT commissioners to the pressing danger
ia ON. farming interests as presented BY the
Russian, thistle. The weed has d~epopulated
maly farms III South Dakota and is now IN.
yadIng this state. More than this, 4 Is al
ready III Bettipeau county, specimens being
nov % exhtAstion AT Willow City be.
1Iavs tbe commissioners should at least con.
satf together snd come TO Some conclusion
-cithkr tosdo something os-nothing.
For saIe by j. N. Grciner At the n. s. N,
% llevator
8asa Hosniny, ac. per -.
11sae3s lsest GRADUATED corn meal, $I.5Oecw
Best Graham fiour, 80 per cst.
B~ucltwhsAt, $500 per cxt.
aat ncal, s8 per Dbl.
CCnarse cor.l meal Tor feed, So per ewt.
SN Gronpd tstd oats q corn, s$l.10 per cWt.
Osts, SUI per I'D. s@S
CAr1 VI Thanks.