The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-04-07
Church Directory.

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and leave It to US whether to publish the
name or not.
Potatoes, rs cents per bushel, at Judd &
Woods.
Weather like this will bring seeding
about Monday next.
Don't fail to get the Chicago Inter Ocean.
See our big offer In another column.
Kenneth Currie is hard at work putting
up a dwelling house near the armory.
7. H. WEIGH and H. G. Kalbfleisch
we're passengers to Willow City on yester-
days train.
Calm and see w. H. Kirk. He has
something interesting to tell you about
the best place to buy goods.
Zoe McKinnon was accused of having
sown some wheat. but on being inter-
viewed. refused to plead either guilty or
not guilty.
~. i <. VdkIICI, u luC DuuSCItu x2Cl-
aid, was in town yesterday to meet his
brother whom he expected from Brooklyn
on last nights train.
Charley McCulloch asks us to tell cv-
erybody that he has burned a kiln of lime
with the best success. and has plenty for
sale from now until further notice.
Cal, and see our bargains III the line of
stationery, notions, wall paper, window
shades, paints and brushes. We have also a
large supply Of blue vitriol. CRY DRUG
STORE.
The weather-wise people who knew more
than Hicks and declared We would have an
early spriug, feel as II they were loft their
eggs and on the straw" Hicks hits it with
both feet.
Mondays train brought Miss Mary Carey
back from Miuot, In company with a brother
whom she met at that place and whom she
had not seen Tor more than seven years. Mr..
Carey will visit bat a few days.
Anyone. who intends sowing grass seed
this year-Hungsrian, millet-or in fact
seed grass or grain of any kind, see J. N.
Greincr at once that be may know what
amour: to order. Don't put this of a single
day after reading this notice.
Misses Gussie Hawker and Frances
Thompson returned home from the Grand
Forks University Friday of last week,
looking we'll and seeming in the best of
spirits. They we're uproariorsly welcomed
by a long retinue of admirers.
1t seems that there is som quiet prospect
ing going on In the mountains north OF flown
and that it Is not improbable some rich min
eral finds have been made, although but lit
tie is being said about it as yet. Devils Lake
will have to look to her laurels.
LOST: BY K. Kornkven, wheat ticket
on Minneapolis & Northern Elevator Co.,
ticket No. 1915, calling for 40 bushels Of l
Northern wheat. Party finding same will
please leave at this Office. Payment of this
ticket has been stopped.-K. KoRSKvEN.
We nave long advocated the idea of
abolishing the credit system and transact
ing all business on a cash basis. We are
glad to see that w. H. Mcintosh & Co..
have at last concluded to adopt this plan
and as a consequence-well, just look at
their ad. OF the first page.
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 subscrib-
ers 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 you order for the two
papers. Only $1.2s. for both.
Better come in at once and order the
Chicago Inter Ocean. See our offer.
Caleb Garrison, senior, returned to
Bottineau County a few days ago, after an
extended visit among former scenes in
Kentucky. In his return he was accom-
panied by his daughter. Mrs. Duncan
Macarthur. 1t will be remembered that
Mr.. and Mrs. Macarthur vent south more
than a year ago and that he returned last
fall, thinking at that time to settle up his
business here and locate permanently in
Kentucky on account of his wife's i'm
proved health. but found it impossible to
get away from here. SO she has returned.
We hope they will remain.
We read with feelings slightly tinged with
envy, Of the arrival at Caudo of nine car
loads of ttunigr ants with twenty-eight cars
Of stock aud implements, and are led to ask
why we, with immensely superior induce
lnents, have had but few accessions to our
population-save those provided by present
residents. The reason is obvious. We have
made no efforts in that direction, it being
he shortsighted policy Of this town and
c,Anluaaity to hold to every dollar received
rather than embark in enterprises which
wonsfsurely bring u rich return. Let us
ASskee 70 our needs and also to the pos bill
iisj Dsfore Us.