The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-01
LOCAL ITEMS.
Turnerism Z
Whore 10 Golfer ?
Wheat is again up.

Where 10 Golfer! ..- T.
Wheat is again up. ..-. .
How about that cheesery7
Mr.. James. Mcconnell, wife and baby drove
down from DeloraIno yesterday.
Charlie Boyer, Walter Batesen and Will
liam Wiley are contemplating trip west.
WAxTED-Wood in payment Of subscrip-
tion TO the PIoxExH. s. s..
Save your money and buy your boots,
shoes and gloves, At the leaders--Batesen 4
Ayres. t.-~.@. ..-.
What trinity Squire Stewart, Rev.
Turner aud J. B.! worthy alliance men they
are. e.s 49, =
Jack Brander has returned, looking as
spriehtly as q man who has just had baby
born to him. 4~ ,~.rE
Call and see the fne assortment of jewelry
and clocks now On exhibition at q. J. Ton
nessen's store.
Charley McKeen's gray mare is q daisy.
She took trip down Mos well, coming up
eertng for probate judge. -.
A car load Of wool socks for men, women
and children, and al kinds Of stocking yarns
In few days At the lssders-Ba.ssen 4
Ayres.
tAleck Sinclair is back from Manitoba,
wearing democratic smile, IS he contem-
plates his easy victory over that other fel-
low. .E.s
That dance at Colthorpe's, out west was
said to be Q very enjoyable affair. How
could 1t be otherwise when that all-round
rustlsr Charley Taylor called on the dances.
Underwear to keep you warm! When you
need anything in this line, examine quality
and prices and you will always buy 1t the
leaders-Batesen & Ayres.
Geo. n. Young, inspector OF customs OF
nces, whose Jurisdiction extends from Port
Arthur to the Pacific coast accompanied by
w. 81. Smith, customs ONCE at Killarney.
Thompson, U. s. D. c. 8. p. b. ="
When you come to town to buy goods, you
will always find by comparing our prices
wi,h our neighbors, you have always saved
good days wages by trading At the leaders
--Batssen 4 Ayres. 49,.
Mr.. P. +. Sandli has added another mem.
Der to the firm. Though young and mex
perienced, born only last Saturday he will
doubtless soon be able to distin guish between
Q little Yankee and flying Dutchmsn." :"
Read the letters Of H. L. Loucks, Roger
Allin and officials of Walsh County concern.
ing Niche. They should set at rest all re-
fiections upon his antecedents or his char
acter and ability to represent the farmers,
wherever he may be placed.
A Mr.. Jones, candidate for probate judge
Of McHenry county spent few days in
town. He needs watching, as it is surmised
that ne is endeavoring to corral some of our
democratic voters away from their candidate
for P. J.
Supt. jerks steamed up to Bottipeau last
Saturday morning. In his special car were
Railroad Commissioners Griggs and Smith
and their families; James NJ. Quinn, the
efficient secretary and Miss Abbott. They
were on their annual tour Of inspection.
tits openly asserted and not denied that
J. B. Sinclair was IN aspirant fer the post
mastsrship in the early days Of Bottineau
and even tiled to foist himself into the court
clerkship. ct which time he was q good
enough democrat, but presto, change failing
70 get Office, he became the howling republi-
can that he is. DE-
The Baptist church was crowded to its ut
most capacity last Sunday evening to hear
young man by the name Of d. H. McGil-
vray who has been attending course ,
study q McMaster Hall, Toronto, but who
has been sent 70 Rapid City, Manitoba, on
missionary work. Mr.. McG gives promise
Of hrst-rate preacher, which his sxper-
isnce at Rapid City will greatly facilitate :
Candidates have been humming around
during the week. Messrs. McIIugh and
Bergman, bankers and loan brokers, rspnb-
lican candidates for the legislature, are
seeking to pursuade the farmers that they
are their friends and are playing the spider.
and the fy business with them. Farmers,
bs true to yourselves and avoid them Is YOU
would pestilence or the devil.
On Wednesday the Oath, tho teachers Of
the Oak Greek Pres5yterian Sabbath School
gave their scholars and friends ! socia tea
Notwithstanding the inclemency Of the
weather the school house was we'll filed. A
plentiful tea was provided for eli and dur.
ing the evening two recssses wers given
when candies and nuts wsre distributed
The chair wss occupied ~ Rev. Alex Burr.
who gave the evening address. After The
secretary Lad read his report which showed
: good averags attendance with ! halance il
the treasury u favor Of the school, shs
following took part ii the proceedings:
address by B. Nichol; readings and rscita.
tions By Misses Burr, Clark md Lyon, and
Masters Clark and Lyon, Mr. "a. d Burr.
Songs we're sung by xissss Burr, Nichol and
avicar. Young end old enjoyed thsm-
sslyss hsArtily. and rers only sorry shat
~ saheel ~ now olossd u shs season. .