The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-05-24
LOCAL ITEMS.


Milburn wagons, the best in the world.
A gala day for the boys of Company B.
was Tuesday. :. ..4
II you want good plow, buy the Dntchman.
Bottineau school opened Monday with
rs scholars.
The Flying Dutchman the lightest draft
plow In existence.
This is the Queens birthday. God bless
the good old lady.
The Y. w. c. r. U. will meet for organiza-
tion at the Baptist church tomorrow, Friday,
at 8 p. m.
Tricycle. sulky and gang plows for sale at
staede 4 Taylors.
We, shall publish next week the law in
regard to estrays.
For first class farm machinery call upon
steade & Taylor.
Sandli will soon have on exhibition two
new steam rakes. .-.
-Four rooms to rent. INQUIRE of
OLAF J. ToENEssoN, the Jeweler
The town pumps are again in working
order-splendid alkaline water.
The best lime ever burned in the Turtle
mountains, Maclay can furnish you.
Walter A. Woods Mower the best in the
world. For sale at staede & Taylors
Jennie Patton is now established in her
laundry business down by the brookside.
Oak Crock Cemetery Association annual
meeting June s, 1883. Don't forget it.
Flying Dutchman and Flying Norwegian
plows on hand at staede & Taylors.
The good work of cleaning up the town
rubbish goes bravely on.
Minnesota chief thresher, Giant and Still
water engines for sale ut staede e. Taylors.
Don't forget the tariff reform league meet
ing at the schoolhouse Saturday evening.
Stsede 4 Taylor have now in stock Tiger
and Woods Mowers. Come and see them be-
fore you buy. <
The Bcttineau base ball club is doing some
heavy hitting on the diamond field every
day. Getting ready for 4th of July.
The Flying Dutchman sulky and gang plows
are tho only perfect wheel plows manufactur-
ed. They are for sale at staede & Taylors.
Gents furnishing goods, underwear and
fancy notions-ine stock now at Batesen &
Ayres.
Bergland, the obliging sole.rnender, has
departed for Minot, where he has taken UP
a homestead. %,. g.. ~9.>. =.
staede & Taylor are the sole n gents Of the
territory north and west Of Nelson county,
for the celebrated Walter A. Woods Mower.
For the benefit of our French readers, we
publish in another column the law relative
to taking out final citizen papers.
The contract for the stone work of the build
Ing for the mill Of Kalbfieisch & Co., has been
let to Thomas Freeman of Ely, Mouse river
It Is to be two stories high stone, and two of
wood. He will commence work at once.
Flying Dutchman, walking and riding sulky
plows, also walking and riding gang plows, on
hand at staede 4 Taylors. ~.., =. 1.~.
The Dude-Pete Ferguson s-showe his
heels in his old time way on Monday,
Ehen he had brush with ,Manning's
'roncho. The latter was nowhere.
If you want good article in the agriculture
u implement line for what it Is worth, call
md see Charles Taylor. 1
The county alliance will be organized on
he first Saturday Of June. It behooves the
armers to manifest an interest in this
alliance, designed to benefit them. Don't
all to attend. l.
Young Ezra Turner met with loss in the
Of his shack by fire, ON Tuesday
asst. AT the time he was with the soldier
Joys Of Company B. Everything went up
n smoke. He lost many valuable articles
which cannot be replaced.
The Walter A. Woods harvester, binder and
mower have brass boxes and oil its bearings.
they are for sale at Staede 4 Taylors.
On dit:-Ths plug hat worn by the master
t ceremonies on the occasion Of the W. c. I.
]. social, was . tile Of venerable proper
ions and Of style that reminded him Of
ID times, he says, when in the morning his
ead Was . little too large for his hat.
Tiger and Tiger 4 Hollingsworth hay
axes for sale at staede 4 Taylors
II the merry month Of May don't mend
or ways pretty soon, people will lose con-
dence in her ability to produce sunshine
nd sweet yiolets.-P. p.
This may do for Minnesota, but out here
: Dakota everything is just too lovely for
nything.
II you want q harvester and binder that
eeds no exports to run 1t, and that will not
reak down every other day during harvest,
NY nothing but the Woods Seven hundred L
housand Of them now In use.
We have received commanica lions from On
migration agent in Springfield, Ohio, max
IS propositions to send settlers out to our
ection. It il worthy Of attention, and We
herefore request all interested 70 meet ~
apt. Thompson's Office on Monday eva6lng
) discuss them.
BY circular latter received from the land
Hoe itswould seem that the practice Of hav-
IS fnal proofs taken before the Judge Or in
II abssnce tho clerk Or Hss court, has been
bAndoned. Prescription and commuted
omestsad proofs must bs taken 81 the