The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-03-31
Church Directory.
Potatoes, IS cents per bushel, at Judd (
Woods.

Potatoes, IS cents per bushel, at Judd &
Woods.
For RENr.-Thr Tregent farm, north Of
town.. w. CATHRo.
Don't fail to yet the Chicago 1uter Ocean.
See our big offer in another column.
Miss Mary Carey left on yesterdays train
for Minot, where she has business interests
to look after. She will return on Monday.
+. A. Hoffner and Tom Mckay are hold
ing a series Of religious meetings at Oak
Creek school house with every indication
that 4 good work will be done.
Rev. n. o. Field will bold service in the
Presbyterian church in Bottiueau ON Sun
day, April 9Th, at 80 p. m. The service
will he In the Scandinavian language.
Married by Rev. w. H. Wood, at the res
idence of the BRIDES parents, on March %,
ut 1.3O p. m., Mr.. Arthur j. Morden and
Miss Florence w. Atkinson, both Of Willow
City.
Cal, and zee our bargains IN the line of
stationery, notions, wall paper, window
shades, paints and brushes. We have also Il
large supply Of blue vitriol.-C1TY DRUG
STORE.
Farm for rent, or for sale on crop pay
ment plan. 40 acres-210 acres under cul-
t~iuation, go acres ready for crop. Good wat
or. ~ miles southwest Of Bottineau.-F.
W. CATHRo.
II YOU want the best weekly newspaper in
the west with a colored illustrated supple
1nent each week, come in and pay for the
PIONEER aud give US Is cents more and you
will get it for one year.
Anyone who intends sowing grass seed
this year-Hungarisn, millet-or in fact
seed grass or grain of any kind, see j. N.
Greiner at once that he may know what
amour: to order. Don't put this of a single
day after reading this notice.
LOST: By X. Kornkven, wheat ticket
on Minneapolis & Northern Elevator Co.,
ticket No. 184S, 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. KoRNKvEN.
L. M. Larson, who pounds stamps at Cor
della postofice, this county, was making the
trip with the mail whcn the late blizzard ov-
ertook him, and had the unpleasant expert
ence Of spending the night in a deserted
house. Likewise Deacon McBain vino was
in the mountain after hay. They both es-
capped in good shape.
The PIONEER has been doing some artis-
tic Job work for the "Bottineau Creamery
during the past week. On the letter heads
appear the names of V. B. Noble, F. w.
Catbro and w. II. Mcintosh as directors.
Anu yet people talk as If the Millennium
were a great way oil.
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 your order for the two
papers. Only 81. IS, for both.
Better come in at once and order the
Inter Ocean. See our offer.
Friday last witnessed the worst blizzard
OF the season. In fact, it was the only gen
uine storm we have had. For several days
previous, snow had fallen and lay to quite {
depth. About one O'Clock on the day named
the wind shifted to the west md then nortt
and blew till about midnight with tremen'
dous force. The air was so thick with snow
that one could not discern objects but a few
feet away. However, it was not very cold
ana 30 far as we have learned, no damage
Mssyas done to mau or beast.
How are the mighty fallen! The flowing
beard and silken moustache which erstwhil,
. adorned the countenance of the genial cash
fer of the Merchants Bank, has gone tn
wav OF all the earth, and the patrons of tina
institution see behind the banks counter,
face most sschildllke and bland'' Instead o
the bewhiskered countepance which had be
cone so familiar. We suppress the com
Z ments-all save one, that Of his little girl
who when she heard her papa say he intend
Cd shaving his chin, asked him how he woult
keep the bread In his mouth.
~. Grand Forks papers 0: a late date contain
an account of a divorce In which one of tn
parties is liver w. Alme, u we'll known 6gur'
In. B~ottineau. aud the other his wife, Christ
Inc Aud. this leads us to remark that Crane
FORKS and Fargo do not have a monopoly o
the divorce business, as witness ! Summon
now running IN the columns Of the P1oNEEI
and by which it appears that u ce, tain ladl
resident Of this town seeks freedom from th'