The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1889-05-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

This is Decoration day.
Do you know that 4th Of July is coming.
Another car of shorts for Judd & Woods
today. Same old rock bottom price.
A fine fragrant tea at judd 4 Woods for
25c; sold by other dealers for so cents.
You should try some of Judd& Woods $50
tea. Three pounds for one dollar-the best
in town.
ut pays to advertise quoth Tommy
Woods. "Our 35c. tea is going off like hot
cakes"
New moon last night. Now look out for
rain. This prophecy is not by the prophet
Ezra.
A. H. Wheaton, representing the F. M. P.
A is around. He is follower Of the Lord,
and of the D. H. A.
All grades of Plllsbury -four are manu-
featured from No. Hard and are good and
wholesome.
Rev. Mr.. Burr breaches every Sunday
morning at IL o'clock at the residence Of
0VAA 10y AVAs AP' AVA AS' 80
Paint is great thing. and J. r. Wood
| is great painter, and the town is looking
handsome on account of his artistic skill.
Money to loan on final proofs, by Ad
Tanguay at Willow City. He will do the
fair and honost thing. Rates reasonable.
Hiss Kathinka Tonnessen has nice
assortment of trimmed hats, also new stock
of fine untrimmed hats. Old ones re-
trimmed.
Miss Rosa D'Aoust who has been spend
ing few days with her folks in the French
settlement, returned to Devils Lake satur-
day morning.
| Asker, Helton l. Tassem are now hand
ling the Mccormick harvester and binders
P. Z. Sandli having retired frsm business
in Bottineau. -..
A meeting of Oak Greek Farmers Alliance
will be held on Saturday 1st June at 7 p. m.
All who want twine attend. Geo: Niche,
secretary.
| Price list of Pillsbury's -four for sale al
the elevator-Best patent, $3.10; Family
Patent, $3.50; Straight Q. K, $3.50; Crown
xxx, $1.75.
Parties desiring to prove up and obtain
loans on their farms at low rates Of interest
should not fail to consult B. 8. Brynjolfson
Willow City, D. 7.
| Pc. SsndI desires it 10 be understood
that he is in the field. handling the McCor.
mac steel binders and mowers, Rushford
wagons and Buffalo Pitts threshers.
Captain Alick Sinclair's COW has had two
calves. Mother and twins are, doing we'll
Who says Dakota and especially Bottineau
County aint some on the question of fecund
ity?
| Until new orders, Mass will be celebrated
in St. Paurs church at Tarsus, by Father
L'hiver every Sunday at half past ten II
morning. Sermon in French and English
Quite delegation from Pembina Count,
has put in an appearance recently prospect
ing for land out west. J. A. Dunn, r. Bax
ter and Fred Buttery, from st. Thomas art
the latest.
The glory of Israel has departed. Judge
Dana anG Captain Thompson have actually
become venders Of farm machinery. Sci
what they say about the "Champion" else
where. ,-s. -~v
Pete Sandli, formerly Of Bottinesu, nov
Of Willow City, is rustling around the towI
pretty lively. Look out for him. He viii
bear watching. or the first thing you know
he will be selling one Of those MeCormicl
binders right over your head.
The event Of the season will be the music
al and froval festival, for the benefit Of tn
Methodist church. Bottineau's best anna
tuer talent will spread itself onthe occasion
To. be announced later.
The Bottineau county farmers allianc
will meet on Saturday, June 8, 1889, at
p. M, in the school house in Bottineau fo
the purpose of electing delegates to the ter
ritorial North Dakota) Alliance. By or
der Of 11ss ElAssaziiina ,.sssAsA sA,ss,sss.
Music hath charms to soothe the sSv
7 age breast" If you don't believe it, visi
the Office Of the register of deeds and hea
the wild and woody vail that is waite,
down the walls of the wind and weather
Judd & Woods are prepared to meet al
competition and are willing to measur
their strength against all other dealers il
the way Of selling goods at bottom price
to al classes.
1 A regular meeting Of the Bottineau sub
ordinate alliance will be held on June /, q
.. M, in the school house. All member'
interestsd in twine and other importan
matters are requested to attend. Johl
Brander, Secretary. .e
s Call and examine the samples Of enlarge
photos, done BY the Auburn Copying Co., 9
New York. At A. E. Acheeons. He
ready to take orders for enlarging all kind
Of photos at reasonable rates. All worl
guaranteed.
Rev. F. A. Hawke has sufficiently re
covered to resume his appointments on Sab
bath next McKay's at 2 p. M, Bottinea
at 1880 p. m. The new organ will add t
the attractions Of the service in the evening
All cordially invited,
Captain Sinclair gave the boys Of Com
pany B their first drill last Saturday O
the Bottineau diamond. They are to b
congratulated for having made 80 acceptabl
!. selection for Company Commandant. Ale,
is active, enthusiastic and will make goo
Company or die in the attempt.
For the North Dakota Firemen's conven
tion, to be held at Fargo june II, II an,
Y 80 4 3 ~. .