The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1888-10-25
Bottineau wheat Market
LOCAL ITEMS.

How would Billy Patton do for J. ofP?
A ten pound basket Of grapes at Joe
Syer's for $50. <1.' - n. ....-. e.
The political bees are busy buszing about
Bottineau .~
WAsrED-Wood in payment Of subscrip.
tion to the PIONEER. < -~
Another Richmond in the feld--and
Guertin is his name.
Dave Hillhouse lett Tuesday morning on
an excursion to Helena.
Save your money and buy your boots
shoes and gloves, at the leaders-Batesen 8
Ayres.
Call and see the fine assortment Of jewelry
and clocks now On exhibition at o. J. Ton
nessen's store. aa4.%5 -.
Luke Bell of Napanee, brother of Rober
B., drove into town Saturday to visit'hil
brother whom he had not seen for severa
years. r.
A car load Of wool socks for men, women
and children, ,and all kinds of stocking yarns
in few days at the leaders-Batesen 8
Ayres. ~..
Word comes from Great Falls, that Char
Icy Fyfe struck job right off. He went on
however, to Hell ena, intending to return il
he didn't do better.
McManus 10 public benefactor. There
is nothing small about his demand for SO, ,0o0
people to help him chew his hash. See
Mos ad elsewhere. .ea IT,. e..
Mr.. A. E. Acheson, quondam teacher, has
abandoned the ruler for the razor and %
the tonsorial artist of Bottineau succeeds
the genial Charley.
H. ]. Longley, the townsite company
agent, made his periodical visit to Bottineau
and this time wns obliged to stop over with
us actually two days.
Underwear to keep you warml When you
need anything in this line, examine quality
and prices and you will always buy at the
leaders-Batesen & Ayses. ~. -
B Miss Mary E. Thompson, late teacher OF
the Peabody school, left Tuesday for spo-
kane Falls, Wash. Ter, where her father re-
sides. Sorry to part with her. W.
Ladies, you are invited to call and exam.
inc the finest line of toboggan caps that are
to be- found outside of St. Paul and the low
est prices, at DATEsEN g. AyREs.
When you come to town to buy goods,you
viii always find by comparing our prices
with our neighbors, you have always saved
good days wages by trading at the leaders
-Batesen & AYres. FL.
Mr.. Louis Budde was in town few days
age fixing up old matters, and if what we
hear be true, he shows his renewed faith in
Bottineau by the purchase of the barn and
building of the late Henry j. Wood.
A pleasurable surprise is in store for the
patrons Of the Bottineau school and others
who may be present at the entertainment
soon to be given by Miss Nora Thompson
and her pupils at the Presbyterian church.
US Deputy Surveyor Greene made Ay-
ing trip to Great Falls, Mont, leaving on
Tuesday and returning Saturday evening,
Mr.. G. is quite enthusiastic over the posi-
bilities Of that country and is turning the
heads and we also fear the footsteps Of sew
eral Of our young men, who arc contemplat-
ing trips Montanaward.
Read the column Of republican testimony
on the subject of tariff reform, given before
the party had committed itself ut Chicago
at the behest Of the man from Maine. Can
there be any doubt as to the duty of the
people, with such instructive lessons before
them. Go as far as you can and vote for
Harden for delegate in congress.
On Monday last We were favored
with call from 10. McKinnon, Esq, who
came in to tell US that be would not be q
candidate for probate Judge, as he did not
wish to run against Macarthur and split his
vote, besides he had as much as he could at
tend to on the Duncail farm. We regret
our friend 10 won't stand, as we had it in
our mind to knock Judge Dana's political
eye out. BY
Farmers: do you hesitate for whom you
should vote for delegate in Congress? read
the statement published elsewhere from the
report Of the consular agent, at London,
Ont. there you viii learn how the farmer
is being robbed in the increased price he
has to pay for his farming implements,
which the manufacturer is selling in Canada
at what the republicans call the panper la
Dor prices. Set the seal Of your condemna-
tion omit and vote for Harden.
4 The meeting called for the purpose ofcon-
sidering the methods Of relieving those far
nare who haze suffered by the loss 81 their
orc diaa I materialize much. Eight per-
sons ATTENDED; after little discus ssion ii was
determined to call smother meeting for
evening, oct. soth. II O'clock 81
the Presbyterian church, when II Il expsct-;
ed that some will Be present from every
school tovnship who will be able to furnish,
= v the charactsr ma ext4nt
y - di,trsss 80 tsssxist.