The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-05-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Today is Arbor day.
The town is full Of strangers.
The best -four is the cheapest-C. A.
Pillsbury.
Prairie fires around Lordsburg have been
very destructive.
One yoke of oxen for sale on easy terms.
Call at McIntosh's store.
Minneapolis Patent -four for sale at NJ. \
N. elevator at So per cwt.
Apples 40 cents a peck, at Acheson's
Fruit store. Give him o call.
The Democratic convention will be held
tomorrow, Friday, at ? p. Ill.
About a compile Of tree claims not far from
town, call and see the PIONEER.
John Birkholz, the Count of Monte
Christie, Grand Forks, flashed through our
burgh a few days ago.
Miss Maggie MeVlcar fitted into town
Tuesday to look after her property interests
on Fifth street.
John sandli of Willow City, deals in -four
and feed. Give him a call; always on hand
ready and willing.
Some very fine Raspberry plants 0 ready
at John Hofackers residence at q rents per
hundred call soon IL get the best.
Rev. Mr.. Burr will resume services on
Sunday next, at John Taylor's, township
l62, range II. At II o'clock q. m.
money to loan on final proofs, by Ad
Tanguay at Willow City. He will do the
fair and honest thing. Rates reasonable.
Friends of DR.. Ellis, D. D. s. s.. will be
glad to know that he is extracting the due
ates from the dukes of Towner. lie Can-do
it. x
Stoltz, Of the firm of the Warner & St&tz,
lumber ~monopoiists of North Dakota, cdkae
up in Superintendent jerks special Tuas-
day.
Miss Kathinka Tonnessen has a nice
assortment of trimmed hats, also new stock
Of fine untrimmed hats. Old ones re-
trimmed.
Parties desiring to prove up and obtain
loans ON their farms at low rates Of interest
should not fail to consult BIS Brynjolfson,
Willow City, D. T.
$4,000 given to every one-as a guaran-
tee deposited with the territorial auditor
that all losses will be paid by the invincible
D. II. A. of Plankinton.
Bottineau Farmers Alliance will meet on
Saturday, May 4, 1889, at 2 o'clock p. III
business of Importance will be transacted
A full attendance is requested.
Pc. Sandli desires it to he understood
that he is in the field. handling the McCor
mac steel binders and mowers, Rushfort
wagons and Buffalo Pitts threshers.
improvements constantly going on. A
new building has just gone up on Main
street, which is intended for a new hard
ware store. Names and particulars later.
Fred ~Bissonnette, the old reliable hos
carpenter is living in town and is nov
ready for all kinds of jobs in his line
Fred is a good one.
Until new orders, Mass will be celebrate
In St. Paul's church at Tarsus, by Fathe
L'hiyer every Sunday at half past ten il
morning. Sermon in French and English
Statehood costs us nothing while it con
fers on us the blessings of home rule an,
laws for our special needs. Nothina 70
membership and a vote for nil it's members
No carpet-baggers in the D. II. A. Of Plank
linton. D. 7.
B. s. Brynjolfson, ef Willow City, has
barrel Of money to loan on improved farm.
the year around. He represents Mr.. job,
Birkholz Of Grand Forks and has come t
stay permanently.
A good sign-Batesen- Woods large stor
is too small for their ever increasing bust
ness and they are now building an addition
to it. This is M evidence Of what judiciou
advertising will accomplish.
superintendent jerks. accompanied b,
Mr.. L. c. Bennett Of the First National banl
Of Larimore. were visitors to Bottincau 81
Tuesday. Mr.. J's. special car is . COS,
one, ~ we can attest Of our own knowledge
Hope to meet it often when travelling.
De sure that none but good men represen
us in Bismarck SO that our young ship o
state will be safely launched with penant
flying on which win be written in letters Q
gold: Don't fail to insure against hail i
the invincible D. H. A. Of Plankinton, d.
The Misses Ada and Gertrude Dana r.
turned on Saturday last from their visit (
Colorado. There are none whose retur
was more heartily welcomed than til
judges estimabla daughters, Glen A.
will now possess . new charm.
Carlos E. Dexter, postoface in.
spent several days with us. Hie
here was TO adjust the loss by
fire to the property Of Uncle
late postofice. Mr.. D. is q a
away sssk end &c sd salai&
a We rise TO remark that low
thing. marriage, too-n which
We understand, our fellow citizt
Finlsyson has engaged most seriously
last evening he and Miss Ellen Stewa
combined two hearts in one. Mr.. and Mr.
John Finlayson have our hesrtiest congra
| ulatisns.
! mo carpet-baggers need apply Patrol
Ire your avn people, those who live a1no1
you and arc responsible for misrepresent:
tion. Ed. Lord represents the famous /
II. a. Of PlAnkinton in this land distric'
and has for his locals your friends m
n~eighbors. Patronise them. BE sure 70
are insured in tho D. II. a., or the Dakot
Hail Association of Plankiaton, D. 7.