The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-05-16
LOCAL ITEMS.


A new restaurant has been open8d in
town.
ii Subscribe for the PIONEER. On1a 40
cents for the next six months. y
Another car of shorts for Judd s. WdAds
today. Same old rock bottom price.
The next election in order is the one for
school officers on the 18th of June.
A fine fragrant tea at judd h Woods for
25c; sold by other dealers for so cents. -
Rooms to rent in the Harmon 4eNse.
These rooms are new and pleasant. Apply
in the Bank.
You should try some Of Judd& Wpods 35c
tea. Three pounds for one dollar .sthe best
in town. Il
All grades of Plllsbury -four are manu-
factured from No. Hard and are good and
wholesome
Walter Batesen ofthe late firm of Batesen
Woods & Co.,, left this morning for the
south.
John sandli at Willow City is selling the
best patent -four at $2.85 per SO pounds.
Other grades proportionately low.
The wild and wooley terror of the Turtle
Mountains was out hunting Sunday, not
for gore though it was for glory.
Gopher hunting had quite run last
week. Prof. P. Z. Sandford killed 102 in
one day with Flobert riae-his own count.
John A. Davis, from the Mouse drove in
quite o large herd of ponies yesterday.
They are corraled at McKeens livery barn.
money to loan on final proofs, by Ad
Tanguay at Willow City. He will do the
fair and honost thing Rates reasonable
Petitions for surveys of new towns should
be gotten up Immediately. Surveyor
Greene will help to put them through for
you.
Miss Kathinka Tonnessen has nice
assortment of trimmed hats, also new stock
of fine untrimmed hats. Old ones re-
trimmed.
The name of the new firm is now Judd &
old stand in their accustomed accommodate
ing style.
Price list of Pillsbury's -four for sale at
the elevator-Best patent, $3.10; Family
Patent, S. 80; Straight o. f., $3.50; Crown
xxx, $l.75.
Parties desiring to prove up and obtain
loans on their farms at low rates of interest
should not fail to consult B. s. Brynjolfson,
Willow City, D. 7.
Mr.. J. P. Thornquist left for his home at
Jordan, Mimi Tuesday. He has been in
charge of Harrison & Kalbfeisch's mill for
the past six months.
Pc. Sandli desires it to be understood
that he is in the field. handling the McCor-
mac steel binders and mowers, Rushford
wagons and Buffalo Pitts threshers.
Until new orders, Mass will be celebrated
in St. Paups church at Tarsus, by Father
L'hiver every Sunday at half past ten in
morning. Sermon in French and English.
A meeting of the executive committee of
the teachers association of Bottineau county
will be held in the Bottineau school house
on Saturday, May is, at two o'clock p. m.
Alex. Geo. Burr, President. Al
The Bottineau Boys in Blue-company
D of the D. NJ. l., will meet in the armo1y
PooS
of electing a captain in the place Of ]. G.
Thompson resigned. 1st Lieut.. Greig will
conduct the election, Polls open from to
8 o'clock. :.- ~S+
John Finlayson and William Russell are
good Presbyterian rustlers and have worked
their way into the hearts and pockets OF
the people in good style. They deserve
credit for the good work done in behalf OF
the new pastor. -
The Bottineau county farmers alliance
will meet on Saturday, June 8, 1889, at 3
| p. M, in the school house in Bottineau for
the purpose Of electing delegates to the ter
ritorial North Dakota) Alliance. By Or
der Of James Flemming. >~-...
Among the numerous new buildings being
erected in and about the town that of Jerry
Kelseys is very conspicuous. Jerry has
always been noted for his enterprising spirit
and had we but few more Of his caliber
the growth and success of the town would
| be assured.
The Dakota farmer who went to Southern
California last fall in quest of better land,
indicated his feelings when he wrote: "of
fer premium for the biggest fool in the
county at the next fair, aud will try and
be there and compete for it.
We acknowledge with thanks, an invita-
/ tion to the grand faudango, that under the
/ auspices Of the FIRE department, board oi
trade and city of Fargo, is announced to
come off at the last named city on June l.
| l4next. A great feature Of the event viii
be the grand band tournament.
I & ) 4
The village daddies, J. e. Thompson, A
s. Nero and NJ. 8. Harmon, met last evening
and organized the board Of trustees by selec
ting Mr.. M. s. Harmon as president. Capt
Thompson oficiated as clerk until Robert
E. had qualified, which he did in the course
Of the evening. Several bills Of the officers
Of election were passed upon and ordered
paid The board adjourned subject to ths
/ call Of the president OF as the emergencie.
1 Of the situation demands. ss
Robert Hannah, general inspector of ths
| Globe Investment company, and H. 8. Rails
ton, western inspector Of the same company
were up last week visiting Bottinean m &
the surrounding country and are loud in
their praised il. They unhesitatingly say
THAT We have the finest body Of land they
4 s NH 4 se ii n tra vols through
| Dakota esitiently gentlemen Of excellent
discrimination and good Judgment