The Bottineau pioneer., 1894-11-10

Prayer meeting every Wednesday. 500 p. m.
. = ALL ARE WELCOME.
Go TO Mcintosh Bros for the best grade
OF Kerosene In town.
Miss Ellie, Coulh I'd has been spending
the wssk .at the county seat.
A car load Of the celebrated Diamond
Brand nour-best in the world-for sale
ut the M. & N. Elevator
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Bush, Of Lnrdshurg,
iare the happy owners Of . ten ID boy, born a
lew days ago. We congratulate.
An the victorious candidates were in
ts,wn the other day-just after election
hooking happy-and with good reason.
Preaching service will be held on Sunday,
ehe 18th inst, in Roland's school house.
Services will I've conducted by Rev. N. o.
Field, heginning at la. m.
Samuel Dunbar. ST., left few davs ago
Tor the eHPacinc coast, where he will spend
the winter. He went by way of Deloraiue
where he took the C. p. r. Bon voyage.
Charlie Baird ran away ahead of his ticket
1.-THE populist but took most OF his extra
vnte from the Democratic candidate, leaving
Fred Thomas at the head Of the Rep ~ blics !,
column.
Word was received few. days ago of the
death Of James Nay.mith, son -in-law to Mr..
Samuel Kinley. Mr.. Naysmith was re.id-
jig in Manitoba, but had many acquaint.
ances in this county.
Rev. Collinge arrived home on Wednes-
day evening, having concluded his labors at
Minot. He preached there for several weeks
with good success, and comes away with a
splendid recommendation FROM the different
pastors of the city.
Miss Alice Mitchell, Of Towner, has been
displaying her ability in the millinery line
during the few days just past, selling hats
tt'-everybody who would buy. Miss Mitchell
IL an accomplished young lady and one who
un ierstands her work thoroughly.
We consider the election of George J.
Cou'thard II victory for the right and for
justice. He is . good, clean man, had a
good record when regis er OF d. els, is above
any su.picion Of trickery or dishonesty, and
while the FToNEER has nothing against bis
opponents, still it is pleased 1t Mr.. Coulth-
ards success.
r. 4 fou dave arc whtln copripy fror,
Deloraine, John r. Scott was thrown from
Ms buggy and stained a fracture of the
solar hooe and other serious injuries. 1t
seems that BE was driving quietly along
when zone dogs ran out barking furiously
and 70 frightened his horse that the animal
Fan a1Ay with the above result.
Il George Fletcher tells us OF meeting with
m accident By which he nearly lost finger
the other day. He was using an axe with
one hand vAsn Anger Of the other hand
got IN the way and was cut almost OF.
Charley Woods, who wa. present, acted as
surgeon and the wound was tied up so well
that in : few days it was all right.
Our $40 violin outfits are reduced in price
70 -. 80 outfits to $40, sent C. o. d.
with privilege Of examination. We have
made corresponding reduction in prices on
Ipiasoa, organs, guitars, bsnjos. mandolIns,
ccordeons, sithers and authohnrps. All
shsst music 1t one-hslf price. Address
%.# - KoPs Bros,
IHa- 215 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
\ Closing out bargains in FUR RoRBs,
sToRM BLANKETS, Heavy and Light Har-
ness, At McIntosh Bros.
# Our genial and most efficient station
l1noatsErank Saunders, is about to leave us.
III. Ss1kders has been SOME x6at dissatis-
"a With his position, feeling as be does,
4haf ~ 10 amply quallhed for better,
Apd II seems that the company has recog-
rlsed tfe same fact and will send him to
Lapedon, u much better place in every way.
Everyone Who has business with the railroad
romrany vim regret the change although
p,eased t'.at Frank GETS sc good position.
Monday last. &. a. Allan's young son
Norman, 8 boy of fifteen Or sixteen years,
net MIA painful and serious accident.
While his parents wers ahsent from home,
Norman ras looking after some stock on the
prairie, riding horseback. Unfortunately
M horse fen ana threw re lad, breaking
his IL and cthersses bruising him. From
three O'Clock II the aftsrnoou until atty
1ark. he .xSs os,t % the prairie alon1
y hen l|I,d, III was about quarter Of
NM Ss0i the houee, hayisk dragged him
~ halfs Z mis- toward slsltsr. He was
'slI : h, . ia Nm pull tlroagh II right.
a ~ Tassd.y ~. - ~ far the first time
80 4, r,.ke. I beautiful shset 81 xatsr lying
N.Y.. a Fi,h Lalks. Thers are ! number Of
v.., .eneea already locstsd On its shores,
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