The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-05-09
Bottineau Wheat Market
LOCAL ITEMS.


Well insure in D. II. A. or bust.
"Call me pet Names
They say the price was 500.
Rain! Rain! Glorious rain!!
All the churches are now in full blast.
beware of the Turner-Stewart gang"
Put the NOTORIOUS gang in the oouillon.
The best flour is the cheapest-C. A.
Pillsbury.
One yoke Of oxen for sale on easy terms.
Call at McIntosh's store.
Pete Sandli, the manipulation of McCor-
mack machinery is in town.
Persons friend Bloss, from over in New
Jersey. came in Tuesday.
Minneapolis Patent -four for sale at NJ. &
n elevator at $3 per cwt.
Apples 40 cents peck, at Acheson's
Fruit store. Give him call.
About compile of tree claims not far from
town, call and see the PIONEER.
Rev. Gibson went to Grand Forks on
Tuesday to attend the presbytery.
Rev. Mr.. and Mrs.. Mcfarland, from
Mimic are guests Of the Rev Hulburt
V.B. Noble returned on Tuesday from
the Towner convention, after visiting Minot.
If the PIONEER was daisy last week
what shall we say Of its appearance to-day !
What joyful sound in the early morn
that melancholy squeak Of the Red River
cart.
The answer to the column of puzzles in
our last issue Will be found in another col
umn.
Louis 5runelle proved up on his home
stead last week. He has lived on it nearly
six years.
u. S. Surveyor Greene left this morning
for South Dakota. He will return in June
to survey.
Politics have crowded out the Rev.
Hawkes. address on the centennial inaugur-
alton. Will appear next week.
Mr.. King, collecting agent for the Cham
pion binder made himself at home and was
entertained by Capt. Thompson.
John sandli at Willow City is selling the
best patent -four at So per hundred weight.
Other grades proportionately low.
Owing to illness, the Rev. Hawke will be
unable to hold service at Willow City, Fer
guson's or Bottineau On Sunday next. .
Money to loan on final proofs, by Ad
Tanguay at Willow City. He will do the
fair and honost thing. Rates reasonable.
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 B. S. Brynjolfson,
Willow City, D. I. .
S39, 900 given to every one-as guaran-
tee deposited with the territorial auditor
that all losses will be paid by the invincible
D. II. A. of Plankinton.
Pc. SandH 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.
- NJ
Until new orders, Mass will be celebrated
in St. Pauls church at Tarsus, by Father
Z 'hiver every Sunday at half past ten in
morning. Sermon in French and English.
Cslton, nominated with Turner, is an old
experienced town-site schemer; there is
therefore natural affiliation between him
and J. B. Sinclair and we know what ]. B.
thinks of Turner. .e=-.- - r..
Great efforts were made to get Jonn A.
Davis to leave the regulars and 60 off with
the Turner-Sinclair boilers at Towner last
Saturday, but he refused to do it. All
honor to Mr.. Davis therefor.
Statehood costs us nothing while it con-
laws for our special needs. Nothing for
No carpeI-baggers in the D. H. A. Of Plank
inton, D. I. . -'5... Il. { ~
B. IS. Brynjolfson, ef Willow City, has a
barrel of money to loan on improved farms
the year around. He represents Mr.. John
Birkholz Of Grand Forks and has come to
stay permanently.
Be sure that none but good men represent
us in Bismarck SO that our Young ship of
state will be safely launched with penants
flying on which will be written in letters of
gold: "Don't fail to insure against hail in
the inyincible D. II. A. Of Plankinton, D. 7.
If anything were needed to give aadi-
stlonal lustre to the already illustrious firm
of Batesen, Woods 8 Co., Tommy has antici-
Fpated it and will introduce you with pleas
urets the cashier his charming sister
Mcintosh will now have to look to his
lanrels, and as he has no sister, he will
have to take somebody else's sister into his
establishment. z.. ss
No arpet-baggers need apply" Patron
ize your own people, those who live among
you and are responsible for misrepresenta-
tion. F. D, Lord represents the famous D.
H. Asr1f 'Plankinton in this 1hfiu. district,
aid has for his locals your friends md
neighbors. Patronise them. Be sure yOd
are insaiaad in The D. H. A., or the Dakota
I4leh Associaflon 81 cffllsulIiatop. D. Y.
The town election passed off very quietly
and without any excitement. The following
namei were selected Il run the village fol
the next twelve months: Trustees. J. Ct
Thompson, A. s. Nero and Ms. Harmon
marshal, Thomas White; clerk, r. b. Brook.
ing treasurer, r. Slettebak; assessor. G. s.
MeCandless, and justice Of the peace, N
Meighen. 8
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