The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-03-29
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Mr.. F. F. Combs returned yesterday.
Our Revolutionary articles commence this
week. Don't fail to read them.
Mss Nora F. Thompson, daughter Of Capt.
J. G. Thompson, arrived Tuesday.
Diamond steel harrow teeth for sale cheap,
at Kelley & Hillhouse's.
Miss shotwell, Of Lordsburg, was in town
a couple of days this week.
Sandli & Swenson have received = car
load of buggies, wagons, etc.
Charley Smith came down yesterday and
called on us to see if we wanted some spring
poetry.
There were about dozen mail sacks
brought in on Tuesday, and everyone got an
armful of mail.
Mrs. Jas. Mettler, Devils Lake, came up
yesterday and went out to visit her parents
at Lordsburg.
Mr.. James Fleming has received intelli-
gence that he has been granted pension
for services during the Mexican war.
Bread, French rolls. bunns, pies, cakes
and everything that is good, at the City
Bakery and Lunch Room, next week.
Tommy Woods is here at present looking
after McIntosh's store while Mac. enjoys
Devils Lake society ses a xssk-s@'<~'~'s*s>a
Bottipeadd county has at last been separ,
ated from Benson county for judicial pur.
poses, and our citizens have much reason to
rejoice.
Diamond steel harrow teeth for sale cheap
at Kelley & Hillhouses.
Spring is coming and so is Joe, to fill the
much needed want, that of first. class
lunch room, where you can get anything
from cup Of tea or coffee to a Centennial
gorge, at farmers prices.
Builders hardware, stoves, garden tools
milk pans, ETC., at Kelley g. Hillhouse's.
The finest line of ginghams, prints and
worsted dress goods in town are to be found
at Batesen & Ayres', THE LEADERS.
The snow plow came up last Saturday
morning with twenty shoveIers, but as the
regular train failed to follow up, and the
storm still continued. their labor was in
vain.
Warren Moore, who left here about yea,
and half ago to visit his cid home in On.
tario, but failed to return, was passenge,
on yesterdays train, and seemed well pleased
to get back to Bottineau again.
Robt. and Erastus J. Hall. of Michigan
are stopping at the McBrayen. They
walked up from Willow City Tuesday, bav.
ing got tired waiting for the train. They
expect to locate in this county.
Messrs. Gilbert and Benson, of Dunseith,
were detained here by the storm from
last Thursday until Monday morning. Mr..
Gilbert was so pleased with our town and
people that he contemplated buying house
and lot and staying here.
Dave Hoover got showed in at Willow
City last week, but managed to get back on
the snow plow Saturday morning They
were all night coming from Willow City
md bo xuo,,1I thor ri6 n
the widest kind Of broncho than snow
plow when it is "buckin" snow drift.
No! business is good, always has been
good, always will be good, can't help but be
good. If you will just step in and get
prices on our goods, and see the way we do
business, you can see for yourself that busl.
ness is good at THE LEADERS,
BATEsEN s. AYREs.
On Monday our townspeople became
anxious to get their mail, and as the train
had got as far as Willow City, Charley Nc
Keen was dispatched to bring up the Bot.
tineau mail. He drove down on the rail.
road track, and came back Tuesday via
Lordsburg.
Station Agent Pease received telegram
from Larimore on Tuesday, stating that q
brakeman named r. W. Tanner had beer
killed at that place while ewitching; in the
yard. He is supposed to have friends in
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Trylx4Aae~immigration boom has begun
Yesterday Jas. White arrived from Ontario
via Deloraine, and reports that two Of his
brothers and Messrs. John Turner and Robt
TAFT will arrive next week with four cal
loads Of for Bottinesu cSadte5)tA
Yesterday was red letter day for tyo Of
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