The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-08-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

Tuesday was lively day in Bsttineau.
Milburn wagons, the best in the world.
It's Captain links Of the horse-marines.
II you want good plow, buy the Dutchman.
B. Lyman, EsqI-das ist der titel.
See sandli's "Hew Deap' plows. They are
dandies.
School opened Monday and Miss Thomp-
son is Of course happy.
Tricycle. sulky and gang plows for sale at
staede & Taylors. H.. ~
Read the Democratic Cross-Fire" column
on the third page. z..=. =
For first class farm machinery call upon
Steade & Taylor.
B. W. Lair and A. Ouellet Of Dunseith,
drove over Tuesday evening.
staede 4 Taylor received car load OF pure
Manila twine Tuesday evening.
Did you ever know the McBrayen to be
so full ri.
Tiger mowers and Tiger 4 Hollingsworth hay
rakes for sale at staede & Taylors.
W.C.T.U. monthly meeting Presbyterian
church, next Sunday evening.
. Flying Dutchman and Flying Norwegian
plows on hand at Staede 4 Taylors.
Miss Mamie Thompson has been selected
teacher for the sansahv lille school.
Bottineau Farmers Alliance meets on Sat.
urday 5 p. m, at the school house.
Walter A. Woods Mower the best in the
world. For sale at staede & Taylors.
Fred Fulton, the Grand Forks banker,
came in on Tuesday evenings train. +
The celebrated Walter A. Woods Harvester
and Binder for sale at staede q Taylors.
Judge Rose and special examiner Hayden
left on yesterday mornings train.
Twine, twine-Manilla twine-very fine
get in time-and save dime. Staede &
Taylor. " ~
Get your binding twine of staede & Taylor
They keep the best Manila, and every ball is
warranted. s~s ~-
staede 4 Taylor have now in stock, Tiger
and Woods Mowers. Come and see them be-
fore you buy. 4
A contribution from Rev. James Draper
received too late for insertion in this issue,
will appear next week. ~ -.
Two hunters hailing from Newark, Ohio,
spent week in the mountains killing a
number Of ducks and other game.
Miss Marion Beaton left this morning to
resume her position as teacher of the school
at Devils Lake. We congratulate her on
her good luck. 81
I II you want good article in the agricultur
al implement line for what it is worth, call
and see Charles Taylor. /.
Judge Rose expressed his surprise and
delight to find SO many that knew Of the
good old times and people of his old home
in Woodstock, Ont.
Don't forget to examine the all-steel Deerfng
binder. and get prices from sandli. They are
the strongest and most compact machines in
the market.
The Grand Detour company says the"Lit-
tie Yankee plow beats the world. p. E.
Sandli has stock on hand.
We were yesterday shown some excellent
samples of No. hard from Ole H Horneman's
farm--no frost about it at all. Ole says
nothing was hurt, not even potatoes, and so
tits with all those who hug the mountains.
Sandli has got the most complete line of ma
chime repairs west Of Grand Forks. He keeps
extras for the Mccormick and Deering bind
ers and mowers.
Townsite company agent II. J. Longley
actually staid three days with the people Of
Bottineau on his last visit. H. J. is always
He describes his trip to Duck
lake as an epoch in his life. He is also
'some" on the ball ground.
The all-steel Deering binder and bundle |
,arrier is the most durabl harvester manu-
'actured. sandl sells them.
Major Makee, Captain Eaton, Postmaster
Metler, and Commissioner Forrest Of Dun
'eith and Lawyer Tillotson and Commis-
,ioner Cain Of st. John were in attendance
1t court. I,
MErHoDIsT:--Rev. F. A. Hawke, pastor.
There viii be preaching in the school house
lext Sabbath evening at 7:3O. Subject:
The Rise and Fall Of Nations" All invited.
Prayer meeting in the school house on
at 8 pm.
! Quite on audience attended at the school
louse Sunday evening last to hear our new
Methodist preacher, Mr.. Hawke, on ssThe
sise and Fall Of Nations only to be dis
lppointed, : Rev. Mr.. Barton officiating in
tead, who endeayored to knock little
aorc faith into the people in the old ortho-
lox way.
Commissioners meet on Monday next 3rd
( September. The matters of Importance,
utside Of the tax levy business, are the
.egotiation of the McIIenry county warrant, L
he establishment of ) ferry On the Mouse,
nd the final accomplishment Of the long
and deferred removal Of the
flee u the register of deeds to whore II
Ill " = convenience q the people,
sEsE s fs5
Mlnnesota stats Fair.
Excursion tickets will b sold ID St. Paul
B rMipneapolis ana return, Viz the ST. +. M
M railway every day from Sept, S,h toll
9th inclusive, at one fare for the round
rip, good to return one day after being
tampsd ~ 50. Paul or Min neapol III, but NOT II
Ter than Sept 7th. For full information /.
pPly To local ARent Or Z. I w hitney. 0. z. Il.