The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-08-30
LOCAL ITEMS.

day alto .. M; mail closes 81 p. -. Same
days.
LOCAL ITEMS.
Rain. Rain. Es:
wheat % cents.
Plenty Of irrigation now.
Democratic osp'sss Rssss 1iisisas,.
Naturalization papers cost now two doh,
ars. ,....
Hint 1t about time for chess and pino-
shle, ~" ...-.
Court for citizen papers Friday 18th Sep
tember. =.
Now the hum of the thresher Is heard In
the land. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. McKeen have been visiting
At Mouse River. ..
The farmers have been grestly bothered
BY the scarcity Of twine.
Miss Ada Dana left on Thursday for q
visit with relatives in Minnesota.
The rain has delayed the harvesting. but
will help the fall feed and the plowing.
W. H. Mcintosh took the train Tuesday
for the east TO select . stock Of goods for
the fall trade. RI
Saturday and Monday It was too wet for
Ovon,,at and tho Morsho1 and Rlaekamfth
were unhappy.
Wheat in the Red River valley is not
yielding as we'll as expected, and some Of il
is low grade.
Charley Gorder commenced threshing
his wheat on Tuesday. 1t yielded about
1S bushels Der acre.
Z. H. Warren Vice President Of the F.
M. P. A. came up on Tuesday to adjust G.
E. Sutton's hail loss.
The Republican county committee met on
the 23rd and elected J. B. Sinclair chair
man and G. J. Coulthsrd secretary.
Prof. G. B. Waldron, Of the State Agri-
cultural college was up last week gath er-
ing native plants for experimenting.
The boys gave farewell party on Mon.
day night to Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Murray.
Good Bye. Tug, and may good luck attend
you. x.s ....
Remember you can't vote unless you take
out your final papers-those who have
taken out their first papers before the 4th
Nov. 1884. .., - -. -y..--
Michael Hsttinger was In town Monday
e 2 file : homss.ssa slslA eoa.his place in
the 2Qeestns He says the mountains
el righs WON'T 60 70 California just yet.
Marrisd:- By tho Rev. Father L'hivsr
at the chuch Of g. Paul Of Tarsus on We'd
nesday the ~ inst Miss Rose Juneau 10 Mr..
Nels p. Nordip. We congratulate and wish
for the happy couple every Joy imaginable.
Married: By the Rev. F.A. Hawke ..
Towner, on 81 inst. Miss Effe Schooloraft
to Mr.. Samuel German. Sans hosts Of
friends had merry time oft and gave the
young and happy pair good send Of. We
joined in the congratulations.
To anyone wishing fne job Of painting
done We commend Mr.. ]. r. Wood: hs hes
just finished painting G.. B. sutsons new
house and II adds greatly to the appearsnes
Of the 1st ward. By the way George says
that homo on the banks OF the 70 ging Oak
Creek Is the place for him.
Frank Lord WAS In town on Monday, he
says The Northern Pacific Co. will commence
grading their road from Leeds 70 Dunseith
& once and have the cars running 10 the
mountains befora snow dies. Frank says
his hail insurance company will pay ont
nearly $4,000 this ysar on account Of
damage by, hail.
Tom White says his father 10 coming
back 70 Boatinsan to live; hs went 70 the
Red River valley to work . farm but don't
like the place. and Dave Thompson writes
from Minnesota that he will come home -
soon Al he earns money enough to pay his
fare: He says wages are low ana no pretty
girls there. After all Bottinsau 10 not too
bad, . plaoe 70 livs In.
Farmers Alliance.
A meeting Of the Farmers Alliance will
be held at school house Bottineau on Satur-
day Sept. 9th at The hour of6 o'clock p. N.
ell members requested 70 bs present.
VIM. Stewart President.