The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1894-10-13

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train tn M,not. where he rill assist Pastor
Sparks In special work.
The Bottineau w. c. r. L. viii meet at
Mrs. Greincrs, Oct. 10th Tuesday 3 p. IN. A
full attendance is requested.
Lost "A silk glove belonging 70 a lady
IN town. Please lease 1t this office, from
where It will be returned to the owner.
Richard Bond returned from Il trip to
I.angdon and other points east a few days
ago, hut will probably spend the winter IN
the Valley while his distinguished relative
y occupying the guberuat"rial mansion at
bismarck.
Judge Morgan will he in Bottincau on
Saturday the 9th day Of Oct, and remain
all day. Persons wanting their citizen
papers should make arrangements to be here
on that date.
Mrs. w. A. White is enjoying a visit from
her brother, Mr.. Dundas, of Ontario. This
gentleman is quite well pleased with the
appearance Of the country, hut the short
crop rather 1ampens his enthusiasm.
7. s. Lowrie, excursions officer, started
on Monday for the far west to seek a locat-
t,n fm himself and family. 81 far a. we
know. he II uncertain rs to his exnct dcstin-
stion. but It will probably be some point in
Washington or Oregon.
We desire to acknowledge James Flem-
ing's Kindness IN presenting US with some
gopdly samples OF the finest carrots we ever
saw. Mr.. F. must have the best IT SOIL or
anc1l vegetables would be an impossibility.
Miss Matte Alme left on yesterdays train
Iar . short trip east. She has been spending
the last Tow weeks on her claim, making i'm
proven,ents against the time when she can
perfect her title aud become a Turtle Noun
fain farmer. Miss AlnIe has many friends
ghl9 will look anxiously for her return.
t3ur SO violin outfits are reduced In price
10 IS. $40 outfits to SIG, sent G. D. ID.
Yith privilege Of examination. We have
p,aae a e~ugrespo,nli' & reduction in prices on
paaans, organs, guitars, hanjns. mandoiins.
e~rcordeons, zithesy and aushalmrps. All
shsset music at ope.half price. Address
o KOrs Bros,
s15 Wabash Ave., Chicago.
The postmaster at this place wishes us to
gall attention to the fact that all written
p,atter must prepay postage to the amount
qf at least two cents. whether scaled or not.
There seems to be. q. notion In the minds
Of some that an ansealed letter requires but
pne cent. This il wrong, and many letters
are detained and finally sent to the dead
letter Office because of insufficient postage.
Some time ago, a John Deere pillow was
ribbed of It's riding attachment while stand
Ing In front Of Beyers blacksmith shop.
Knowing the disposition of the fellow who
tnok It, the owner said nothing for q time,
hoping 1t would be returned, but now wants
Us to say that II 1t Is not returned at once
there will be trouble. Also a saddle which
WAS taken from ID. II. McArthur's stable,
and since seen IN possession If q certain In
dividual who viii kindly return il to where
II was found. z%& " "
We do not say much but We will prove to
you thst what We do say is true. Fine new
pianos from S140 to $500, Including many
different makes and xll styles, for cash or on
laonthiy, quarterly, or yearly payments. II
You wish to purchase any special make or
styls of piano write us and receive our prices
gDn the instrument before closing. $40 paid
ddrn and IS each month for one year, or
1BS cash paid this fall and a payment OF ss5
III one year from now buys . fine new parlor
organ. For catalogues address
Hops Bros,
a~4 2f5 Wabash Ave. Chicago.
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