The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-11-08
Bot ttineau wheat Market.
LOCAL ITEMS.

He's all right? @.., t.
Honors are easy.
Good night, MINI. ..
Turner to the front .<+
]. B.-the dead cock in the pit.
Snow-sno wed-snowed under II
10 McKinnon bears the honors thrust up
on him very meekly. 5E @E.a
1t will be fun to look on and see the re-
publicans scrambling for the Offices.
Something wrong--no account of any
addition to the population this week.
We understand that Coulthard was the
only one who subscribed to the relief fund.
Save your money and buy your boots.
shoes and gloves,at the lssders-Batesen &
Ayres.
Call and see the fine assortment Of jewelry
and clocks now ON exhibition at O. j. Ton.
nessen's store. ~=-s... ~
Geo. Meade has gone to st. John to take
charge Of the St. Anthony elevator there
He will miss lots Of fun. ~ .=
FoR SALE:-A white hat with black
band, suitable for funerals and mourning
occasions. Inquire at Office of PIONEER.
A car load Of wool socks for men, women
and children. and all kinds of stocking yarns
in few days at the leaders-B Batesen l.
Ayres.
Billy Patton says if he had only known
it in t1ne, with a weeks canvass and box
of cigars. he would have downsd Noble
What's pity.
WANTED:-Excursion tickets for Salt river,
good for four years, no longer; with stop
over privileges. Apply at the post Office or
custom house. .
Underwear to keep you warm When you
need anything in this line, examine quality
and prices and you will always buy at the
leaders-Batesen & Ayres. -. ....
Ladies, you are invited to call and exam
inc the finest line of toboggan caps that are
to be found outside Of st. Paul and the low
est prices, at BATEsEN 4 AYREs.
Rev. Mr.. Huntley came to Bottineau and
preached Sunday IN the Baptist church As
he had to.stay over till Tuesday to take the
train, prohibition lost vote in Fargo.
Don't forget that there is d subscription
list ut the Office Of clerk of the court for the
benefit Of those who are sufferers by the
late frost. Step in and put your names
down.
When you come to town to buy goods, you
will always find by comparing our prices
with our neighbors, you have always saved
a good days wages by trading at the leaders
- -Batesen & Ayres.
Squire Svensrud has bssn very oblixing
in holding court here for the benefit Of Bot
tineau itigants, bat he says it isn't appre-
ciated and hereafter parties will have to 90
to Lordsburg if they want him.
A big time in town Friday night Every
body from the country will BE- on hand to
enjoy the terpsichoreansfsast which the town
boys and girls are making extensive prepar-
ations. "On with the dance, lot joy be un-
confined" for NJ. o, T. got there.
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Thomas Sloman, our popular conductor,
left Tuesday to take charge of train rum
ming between Crookston and Devils Lake.
Conductor Denny takes his place. Sorry
to have to part with Sloman he sndeared
himseh to US oil BY his genuine affability.
Whoever has dined at Bakers famous
Dairy Restaurant, st. Paul, will never for
get the sumptuous feed" Baker has now
extended his field and taken possession Of
the elegant Clifton Hotel, opposite the new
court house, near the post Office. II has be-
come headquarters for country customers.
The Turtle Mountain Star, published 1t
Rolla, Ro1ette county, is received and Mr.
Frits. who spent several days with us last.
week, 10 TO be congratulated on it's nsat
appearances, geographically and otherwise.
y i mainly devoted to county seat matters
and booming Rolla for all il il worth.
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