The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-03-08
LOCAL ITEMS.

Masquerade. II
= Fine sleighing now.
For laws passed see Judge Dana.
Ground Fee for sale at the elevator.
The largest stock in town at Fargo Store.
Read the Seed Wheat law in another COL
umn.
The McBrayen was full Tuesday. Great
rush. @s,. aa4.s s4>>-a &.sss.
Dsvs Hillhouse has wended his way west
ward once sgsiu. =
No time to lose-M March 10Th is the last day
to get in your applications for seed grain.
7 There is NO use to cry about hard times
better bsrgins than ever At Fargo Store.
Don't forget the masquerade ball on the
2lst inst, for the benefit Of the Armory
fund. .-1@. -,..,
File your applications for seed grain with
County Clerk Tibbits' before the 18th Ct
March. f. II .r.1..-'a&
The Editor in Chief left for Devils Lake
and Bismarck Thursday. Fighting Editor"
In charge. ~. ~:
Tom White is ut his cid acc ustomed stand
where he dresses up the bullocks aud deals
out the juicy Wand - -. .....
Father L hiver has given up parish. work
at Tarsus and. Father Pnillot, Of Willow
City takes his place.
Homer G. Welton made his parents and
Dunseith friends short visit last week, re-
turning via Mondays stage.
How inexpressible is the meanness of be-
ing hypocrite! how horrible is it to be q
mischievous and malignant hypocritel
Ed. Lord and David Miller up from
Lordsburg last Tuesday after more supplies.
The Lord looks, we'll after his own neigh
bors. ...... -,
Great doubts still exist as to whether seed
wheat will be furn,ohed, but get in your
applications all the same before the 10Th Of
March. e.,s s 5ssa =
Seed Wheat e7c. per bu at the NJ. & N.
Elevator. -.-..-r.. -
Rev. Gibson returned Tuesday. He re-
ports 10 more loacs Of corn on the way
Well done good and faithful servant, enter
thou, etc. q
The big four Bonifaces Of North ,Dokota.
Benhsm, Of Devils Lake, Ingalls,, Of Grand
Forks; Lamont, Of Fargo, and BLY,, Of Bis
marck. -. +v>E#"lts
Il 10 reported that depredations, have been
committed on the timber OF school section
l6 in T. 162 h. rs. This should be stopped
and the guilty, parties brought 70 justice.
The school board should wake up.
Look out Tor somathing fresh in the dry
goods line this weeki The best and largest
line Of got ds that ever came into town. eau
be seen In . few days q the Fargo Store. ~
Yourself and ladies' are cordially invited
TO attend Grand Masquerade Ball to be
given in Armory Hall. March 2lss. 1890.
By Order Of Committee.
We speak from experience when we say
that you will be veil and Hospitality enter
tanned whenever you stop at any Of the lead
ing hotels Of North Dakota mentioned in
another column.
Our usually quiet little town has been
vroughtup to q very high pitch Of excite
ment during the last ten days. We forbear
entsring into dstsils for the present for we
should study TO prefer peace. though
church-men take delight in broils
Mr.. N. Greiner has received orders to
ship al wheat that he cannst sell for
cash before the lst. day Of April next, ani
10 have his elevator olsan at that time.
Those needing seed wheat will take due
notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Flour. cheap Tor cash q Ms N. Elevator.
Jack Cokerill, who has been spending
some months in Washington, near Spokane
Falls writes us that the snow ID four feet
deep, times are very dull and to tell the
boys that that country is hell. He will
soon return to Gods country, which 10 Da-
kota. .s.g-:-... ~*r. @.,
We acknowledge receipt with thanks Of o
complimentary invite to the Grand Mssque-
rade to be given under the suspices Of the
bold soger boys of Bottineau on Friday
evening 2lst March. The names Of those
on the committee of arrangements and floor
managers give assurance Of . good time and
We guess we will have TO take it in, boys.
In the absence Of the County Attorney
Mr.. Bennett conducted the prosecution
in the case Of the State against L. e. Blan-
chard, ofWillow City, Ingeborgs Mortensen