The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-22
LOCAL ITEMS.
No I'd Ill since Monday.

against the " eat Ter.
The county con,mi ssioners will meet on
Monday, April 3D..
Mr. an, Mrs. Tav'd Miller, Lordsburg,
were in town saturj lay.
Diamond steel harrow teeth fer sale cheap,
at Kelley & Hillhouses.
Mrs Robert Little and child arrived from
Minot Saturday.
We understand that Mrs. Lyman is very
! i'll at present, and doubts are entertained IF
her recovery.
Station Agent Pease returned Saturday.
aud is doing business oncs more at the old
stand.
Every man, woman and child has found
out they can save money by bnying what
they want of TIE LrA,FRs-
BATt.Ey & AyREs.
Two families of immigrants Al rived Satur-
day, bringing with them II car load Of stock,
implements, household goods, etc. They
will locate southwest of town.
Builders hardware, stoves, garden tools,
milk pans, etc., at Kelley & Hillhouse's.
Dr.. Draper aud Donald Frazer drove over
from Dunsei,h on Monday. The doctor has
been engaged here during the week extract
ing and repairing teeth for our citizens.
The finest line Of gjpghams, prints and
worst Ted dress goods in town are to be found
at Batesen Il ,Ayrcs', THE LEADERS.
Now is the time to subscribe for tire
PIONEER, as we will commence next week
the publication of the Losing papers on the
Revolutionary War.
Diamond steel harrow teeth for sale cheap,
at Kelley s. HilIhouse's.
J. W. Bennett went east on Mondays
train. and expects to be gone about ten days,
taking in Minneapolis, ST. Paul and Chicago
on his trip. In the meantime the PIONEER
will be in charge Of the first assistant
foreman.
Those who had donned their spring over
coats last Saturday, aud predicted that
the backbone of winter was broken, were
doomed to disappointment, for on Sunday
Northwestern swept down upon us and con
tinued to blow until Tuesday evening.
Harrow clevises and rings, plow hammers.
hand anvils, etc, at Kelley u Hillhouse's.
James Fleming discusses the labor ques-
tion in this issue of the PIONEER in q very
able and forcib manner. His article is
bristling with facts and figures taken from
q report OF the Pennsylvania Bureau OF In
dustriaI Statistics. He makes good plea
for the Pennsylvania coal miner.
During the mild weather of last week the
town presented lively appearance with
farmers teams. Almost every one took
home some machinery and stock of gro
ceries. and the merchants were smiling their
sweetest smiles.
No! business is good, always has been
good, always will be good, cau't help but be
good. Ii you will just step in aud get
prices on our goods, and see the way we do
business, you eau see for ourself that busl
ness is good at TAE Leaders,
BArEsEN & AYREs.
Harry Leigh the Dupscith pottery man.
brought over load Of pottery last week
and placed the most Of it on the market.
His stock consists Of hanging baskets, flower
pots, vases and stands, and other unglazcd
articles. They are pronounced irst-class in
every respect Dunseith is to be congratu.
lated on the success of this enterprise
+ J. G. Thompson has received letter from
J. H. Maltby, late editor and manager OF
the "Free Lauce." Mr.. Maltby says that
bis business associates in Bottineau were
too sharp for him, and that if he had not
left just as he did, that he would have been
obliged to take site pass" instead of
riding on 1000-naile tickets.
Yes. we try to please everybody, and wheo
you come to town, don't fail to come in aud
examine our mammoth stock of gents
clothing and furnishing goods nt prices that
can't be heat in any town, We are ra4
LEADERS. BATEseN & AYIEs,
The revival continues undated, large
audiences attes,ing tleiT interest in the
good work, several citizens especially mani
Testing desire and publicly avowing AL III
tention to become better. That this revival
is accomplishing good in the community,
both in the increase Of religious 1eryor III
those who are already religious, as we'll a,
in the conversion of those previously ire
lisious, cannot be denied. Let the good
work 60 on.
In another column will be found the pros
pectus Of q series Of articles entitled "liours
" tn Men and Womer Of the Revolutions
by Btnson j. Losing, L. L. D The PIONEER
has. st considerable trouble aud expense,
secured the exclusive right for this county,
to publish these articles, the first of which
will appear next week. his j. MT q mere
history OF the Revolution, but personal
"reminiscences of the men and women who
participated in the great struggle for inde-
psudencc. These articles have never been
published before, and we feel confident they
will prove very interesting and instructive.