The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-04-19
LOCAL ITEMS.

A photographer is coming to town.
Farming lands for sale. Inquire Of J
W Bennett.
The erection of several residences in towr
is in c. interpolation.
Another war-whoop from Nero, the grea'
blacksmith. Sec ad.
Twenty loaves Of unadulterated bread 70,
81, at the City Bakery and Lunch Room.
If you want to see fine display Of mil.
linery, 60 to Batesen & Ayres, the Leaders
you want to see something nice. 90 and
examine the Press drill at Charlie Taylor's.
Four-point, painted and galvanized, steel
barbed wire, at Kelley 4 Hillhouse's.
Farm to rent; very desirable. Apply to
J. W. Bennett.
"a loaves of bread for $1.OO, at J. B.
Masters.
Corporation meeting Monday evening
next, 8 o'clock, at Capt. Thompson's office.
Two-point, painted and galvanized, steel,
barbed wire, at Kelley & Hillhouse's.
Gents furnishing goods, underwear and
fancy notions-fne stock now at Batesen &
Ayres.
John A Botz and F. H. slatky of Sau k
centre, Minn., have been looking over the
country.
Miss Clara Hofacker and er sister May
left for Chicago this morning on . visit to
their brother Warren.
Several cottages down by the river side
will soon be making their appearance. Thus
she boometh.
The Rev. Mr.. Lyman moved with his
family into their cosy little cottage, yester-
dsy.
olive and let live" is good motto, re-
spectfuIly recommended to all whom it may
concern.
It is rumored that Mr.. Woodward will
shortly remove the mill by the dam-site to
the town site.
Oh, ye orange eaters, look out for the new
invoice Of oranges at the Pioneer restaurant,
at 35 cents per dozen.
II you desire to sell land, come and list it
with.J..W. Bennett, Clerk of the District
Court.
Inspect our barbed wire and get our
prices, and you will be sure to buy. Kelley
& Hillhouse.
Flying Dutchman and tricycle. plows are
without doubt the best sulky plows in the
market. For sale by staede & Taylor.
All interested in the organization Of a
gun club are requested to meet at Tibhits'
Office Saturday evening at s o'clock.
A fine picture of Englands "grand old
man" may be seen at our sanctum. 1t is
the gift made to its patrons 5y the Hartford
(Conn.) Fire Insurance 70.
The Rev. McCandless has had his christian
severely tried during the week
that has past. He now knows how it is
himself "Twas rheumatizP'
The Misses Ada and Gertrude Dana with
their brother Wesley leave tomorrow morn
ing for Denver, Colorado, the Judge follow
ing in the course of month.
Lemons, 80 cents per dozen; best fancy
mixed candy, 20 cents per pound; stick
candy, Is cents; cider, s cents a glass; at
the Pioneer restaurant.
Choice seed wheat and oats for sale by J.
N. Greiner. Wheat, 70 cents per bushel;
oats, 40 cents per bushel; common feed oats,
IS cents. Enquire At Minneapolis & North
ern elevator.
Young men, and old men who consider
themselves young, are requested to meet at
the Presbyterian church, this evening, to
assist in the establishment Of the society for
christian endeayor.
Pupils Of the John L. school showed their
proficiency in the istic art last evening at
the Temperance saloon. It was a pleasant
and satisfactory exhibition t''''~~sA .s.,.e &C
counts; sxss<sssss4sss.s'-ses
: Miss Nora Thompson has been selected
teacher for the Bottineaa school, Miss Carrie
Greig for the Amity, Miss Annie Burr the
Oak Creek, and Mr.. VIM. McBain for sub
district No. 2. +. 1862, r. rs. 4
F r. Fulton, Of Fulton & Gowran, Of
Grand Forks and Devils Lake, arrived last
night. This firm bought the bonds recently
to be issued and MIR. Fulton
came up to plank down the cash--and thus
lgain she boometh. -.
Staede s. Taylor have received the agency
# the Minnesota Giant snd Saltwater trac.
ion engines and the Minnesota Chief
.hresher, that will thrash and separate more
wheat than any separator on wheels.
We call special attention to the announce
nent Of the Hon. Henry W. Lord in another
column. Mr.. Lords experience as Register
he last four years will be Of great benefit to
hose having business at the land office.
Twenty-one good men and true have al-
eady this season Joined the grand army Of
American clti1ens, having been