The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-02-24

Don't fail to get the Chicago 1uter Ocean
g. our big offer in another column.
II. G. Kalbaeisch ad ~7ertises graham foul
At 81 so per sack. The best Of -four.
Better come in at once and order the
Chicago Inter Ocean. See our offer.
RAN AWAY-bay mare about four year.
old. Branded with figure ''6' on left hip
Had harness on. Leave word at Haacke'.
livery barn, Bottineau.
Mrs. w. J. hurry was very Ill for a day
or two after the birth of hor boy, aud there
ssemed for a line serious danger, but she
10 much better at this time.
We are requested to call attention to the
fact that, after February LIST, 1894, all round
trip tickets over the Northern Pacific R. K.
will b. limited to thirty days.
Sheriff Gardner was busy this week
serving a venire on the jurors who shall
try the different cases at the coming term
of court which commences March 13th.
Deputy treasurer Hawker asks US to
notify the people that personal property
taxes become delinquent on and after
March 1st. wen FIVE per cent will be
added.
II you want tho best weekly newspaper in
the west with a colored illustrated supple.
ment each week, come In and pay for the
PIONEER and give US Is cents more and yor
will get it for one year.
Charley McCulloch returned som day,
ago from Manitoba, where he had gone te
see his mother. he tolls us she passed from
this life about a week after his arrival. Mr.
McCulloch has our symK athy.
T. f. Fox was up from Willow City thi.
week on business connected with the disput,
a. to the ownership of certain property. Il
seems that some articles are claimed by boil
Fox aud Collins, aud there promises to b.
war, merry war, before it lie finally settled.
We are closing out our entire stock at cos
for cash, before completing inventory til,
last of this month. We will interest bar
gain-hun:ers who have the price from nov
on until our stock is closed out.
JUDD & WOODS
a meeting for believers only on Wednesda,
afternoon, the 28th inst. at 8 p. m. and tn
same evening at 8 O'Clock, to which las
meeting all are cordially invited. 1t is ex
pected these meetings will be held in tn
Odd Fellows Hall.
We met with a serious accident last weel
in the breaking of our press III a way whicl
DELAYED the paper for some time and mad
It impossible to secure as good an impress
sion as usual. We cannot account for TIL
break except on the theory that some com
munications contained ia that number wer
~toe much for it.
Mrs. Donald Mcintosh returned last Fri
day from a long visit with relatives in til
Northwest Territory. She has been absen
several months and Donald managed to CT
let in y kind of a way, but thinks 1t is yer
sure that st Is not good for man to b
alone" Mrs. Mcintosh and the boy ar
both we'll and look as If they enjoyed theI
visit.
We have made arrangement which er
ables Us to offer the Chicago Inter Ocea
and the PIONEER one year. both for &I.2:
to new subscribers. and to all old subscrit
ers who pay up all arrearages and one yea
in advance. Here is an opportunity yo
will probably never have again. Come i
now and leave your order for the tw
papers. Only $1.25. for both.
Devils Lake Inter-Occan: C.. A. Bigelov
Of Rugby, Was In the city Wednesday. 81
fore leaving home he had \ talk with Hor
John A. Davis and Jake Hnger, Of Willo,
City, who have just returned after = mont
spent In the south. Both were looking fo
\ new loca tion in a milder climate. NJ
Davis has concluded to remain In Mort
Dakota, as, while be found a large assert
mcnt Of climates, b. also found that tn
chances for acquiring wealth were niue
better right here In North Dakota than 1
sny sec tion souti, Of M son and Dixte's lin
that he visited. Mr.. Iiager, it. Ia stated
q. N. to q different conclusion 10 regard t,
tue south and expects to shortly remove !
esstcru Tennessee.
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