The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-09-01

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Buy your machine oil at Judd & Woods
cheapest and best.
If you want any scwi,g done, call on Mrs.
C.. L. Cleveland, staying with the ~jewelcl.
The Mission Band will meet in the Bapi-
tst church on Thursday, Sept. 9th, at 4 p. IN.
The w. G. L. L. will meet at The home of
Mrs. Sinclair, Wednesday, Sept. 5th at 3 p.
III. All ladies are cordially invited to attend.
Rev. Mr.. Atwood, who has been assisting
in the meetings during the past two weeks,
left on yesterdays train-to the siucere sor-
gow of all.
FOR SALE. Two brand new safes,
small and medium sizes, Standard make,
fire proof. Address BorrINEAU PIONEER,
Bottineau. N. D.
Thomas Mooney and wife are the owners
Of Il dear little girl. entirely new, born the
10Th ult. All are well and able to receive
congratulations.
Anybody wanting plain sewing done,
either at their own home or otherwise,
call and see Mrs. c. T. Cleveland, at
Tonnesson the jewelers..
LOST.-A pair of gold-bowed specta-
cles were lost in or near Bottineau. Find
er will place the loser under obligation by
leaving said article at this office.
Gentlemen who would like to get their
clothes fixed or mended. can get it done
neatly and at reasonable prices by Mrs
c. T. Cleveland. Call at the jewelers..
Buy your machine oil ut Judd & Woods
cheapest and best.
LOST.-An Irish setter pup was lost
some miles northwest of Bottineau a few
days ago. About nine months old. red in
color. Leave word at the custom Office.
DR.. D. E. Hunter, ID d. S., now of Grand
September 10th, and remain until the 14th.
Ante Nerve Poena for extracting. Call
early.
Norman Sinclair. young son of J. B. Sine
lair, was thrown from a horse a few days ago
and had his shoulder dislocated. The DIR.
was promptly called and had no difficulty in
replacing the joint. At last accounts the
boy was doing nicely.
Hops Bros. sell sheet music at half price
to all, and fill orders by return mail. A
great number of beautiful compositions have
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err IRE Kept posted regarding latest publica-
tions. Musicians, both professional and
amateur, will find it to their advantage to
tntrust orders for musical supplies Of all kinds
to KoPs Bros, 215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
Miss Matte White left for St. Thomas on
yesterdays train in response to a telegram
stating that her brother Fred lies dangerous
~ i'll there. Fred left here about two weeks
ago In good health and there is nothing
known as to what the sickness is.
w. A. Hillhouse, who formerly owned the
hardware store In this place, is in o for a
few days stay. Will looks just as formerly
-handeome, ~good-humored.. and-not quite
+, stout as of old, but not thin by any means.
". were very glad to see him.
We Ard it necessary to warn our custom
.ers and tue public generally not to transact
business with one Mr.. D. S. Horwitz under
the supposition that he is representing us.
KoPs Bros, General Music Dealers,
215 Wabash Ave-, Chicago.
Griffith Gibson left for Devils Lake yes
terday morning, where he will go to work
for the Great Northern road, in just what
e~apacity we don't nov as yet, but will learn
later on. We wish him plenty Of success
which he will have If he applies his natural
~ bright mind.
A hunting party Of six, including some OF
the very worthiest people of the town, went
for . days sport on Thursday Of this week,
and returned with between fifty and sixty
head of fowl. Rev. e. NJ. Atwood was in
the crowd, and expressed his great satisfac-
ton with bis outing.
3 A consignment of fish fer Lake Metigoshe
arrived on last nights train and will be i'm
medistely placed ic their new home. They
are OF the black bass variety, and as there
are but a few hundreds of them, 1t will be
necessary that none Of them be taken out.
Everyone shoald be careful to at once re-
turn to the water any that may accidentally
" caught. @
Bay your machine oil ut Judd 4 Woods
cheapest and best.
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