The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Boom! Boom =
Wheat, 8e cents.n
Farmers, read the supplement.
Milburn wagons, the best in the world.
~ Look out for Joe syers ad next week.
II you want good plow, buy the Dutchman.
It's good for the eyes to see H AIRY Powell
around again.
See sandlrs ''.New Deal" plows They are
dandies.
Another elevator in contemplation.
Tiger mowers and Tiger & Hollingsworth hay
rakes for sale at Staede & Taylors.
Now then let US have county fair this
fall. ...
stoddards' celebrated hay-tadder for sale at
Staede 4 Taylors.
Joe syers is building on Main street q
neat little restaurant.
Staede & Taylor received car load of pure
Manila twine Tuesday evening.
Please send in the names of the officers of
the Lordsburg and Willow City farmers
alliances.
Walter A. Woods Mower the best in the
world. For sale ut Staede & Taylors.
Rev. Mr.. Royce, the pioneer Mouse river
preacher drove into town yesterday and is
stopping with Bro. McCandless.
The voice of the C. I. is heard every
day in Bottineau. The fall trade boometh up.
The all-steel Deering binder and bundle
carrier is the most durabl harvester manu-
factured. Sandli sells them.
The Standard Oil company are about to
build a storehouse down near the section
house. .~"
The Flying Dutchman the lightest draft
plow in existence. 49,.
The probability is that the land surveyed
by Mr.. Green last year will be in the market
before the lst Of October. -, II =.
Get your binding twine of staede & Taylor
They keep the best Manila, and every ball is
warranted. ~. ~.-,>., =.
Frank Lord of wild west broncho fame
reports that it has been determined to put
in side track to accommodate Lordsburg
and Dunseith farmers. The more the mer-
rier. ,-s' ,ao5 ~ F.. -. ~-.t,@. {*:,&-
Tricycle. sulky and gang plows for sale at
Staede & Taylors. @>ya.., ~Er..->.
Flying Dutchman and Flying Norwegian
plows on hand at Staede 4 TayIors. +.
The solution of the whiskey question is to
found now in the abundance of good water.
For first class farm machinery call upon
Steade d Taylor. :. ..s..s- ~:
The celebrated Walter A. Woods Harvester
and Binder for sale at Staede & Taylors.
Don't let the Mouse river ferry business
fall through. There is nothing that will SO
boom and benefit Bottineau county as the
opening up to settlement of the country
northwest.
p. E. Sandli has cot in a car load of steel
mowers and the celebrated Little Yankee
plows. ss.8
The W. c. T. q. will occupy the Baptist
church next Sunday evening; no services in
the Presbyterian church therefore.
Don't forgetto examine the all-steel Deering
binder. and get prices from sandli, They are
the strongest aud most compact machines In
the market.
James r. Woods, young son K. met
with. . aerious injury last Saturday; while
playing, he fell from buggy and fractured
> leg.
MARRIED: AT the residence Of Mr., T.
Burris, Mouse river, on Tuesday, July 31st,
1888, BY the Rev. Ezra Turner. Mr.. Wm.s
/. Russellto Miss Libbie Burris. Ever Be
happy.
! II you want q good article IN the agricultur
81 implement line for what It u worth, call
and see Charles Taylor. ss
Mr.. Bannister, engaged in inspecting Sur
veyor Greene work, speaks, il high terms
Of its correctness. he is doing all in his
power to get his report in 80 that the settlers
win not have 10 wait long for chance 70
lAU VAA GuSAIA AU1Au0s
Twine, twine- Manila twine-very line
get II In tine-and save . dime. staede \
Taylor. s
One Of Garrison's mules with characteris-
tic stubbornnsss ran away the other night
Ind but up against . wire fence; Of
course Mr. Mule GOT the worst Of i. Gene
md his pard barely escaped.
staede 4 Taylor have now In stock, Tiger
md Woods Mowers Come and zee them be-
lore you buy.
Next Saturday 1t the Office Of n. O. Hb-
bits il Bottipeeu, q D. a., : meeting of
he directors Of the Bottineau Agricultural
Society will be held for the purpose of elect
lng officers for the ensuing yesr and the
adoption of by-laws.
The Grand Detour company says theYLit-
Ae Yankee plow beats the world. Pc.
Sandli has stock on hand.
Social next Tnesday evening st the Bap-
Eist church for the benefit Of the W CT. q.
Al fne program ef entertainment consist
Ing of dialogues, recitations and music BY !
lady quartstts, md solos by Miss McKeague
md others. The best 81 good times Il prom
Ised On Wednesday afternoon, o'clock 1T
Ihe Baptist church, ths regular annual