The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-05-14
LOCAL ITEMS.


Oliver chilled steel plows at Slettsbaci
& Co.'s.
A car load Of mares for sails by E. NJ
Allen.
Dave Clark has in about 268 acres o
grain, and $50 Of it wheat.
10 Pinker'on is building = new hors'
barn in the rear of his Office.
For Rent. Three or four rooms 70,
housekeeping. Inquire ut O.. j. Tonnessen's
Sloughton & Rossvw Bros steel axl,
wagon at sle,teback s. Co.'S.
Mr.. J. NJ. Lemon Of Willow City was in
Bottineau during tho past week.
Wanted: A good girl. Apply At
Fargo Store"
A car load Of mares for sale by L. Nj.
Allen.
Money can bs ,scnred through the Bank
Of Willow City for faal proof purposes.
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
qnirs at office Of Pion eer.
Call and see the Bank of Willow CITY
before making a loan on your final proofs.
So ne Mears eases will be tried in cour,
next week, and our people are deeply in.
in the outcome.
This county gets another settler in Mr..
hustlers.
Farmers! Now is the time to got Your
~vitriol, A large supply a, the city drug
stsrs.
Slettebaek & Co have received y car load
Of farm machinery.
Kenneth Currie Is fitting up the building
which he lately purchased of Tibbi,s, aud
will occupy it as q dwelling house.
Needed in Bo'tlneau. a good harness
shop. No better place in the world for one
than right here.
Brander, Colthorpe s. Co. took their now
steam threshing outfit out Of town WednA
day and are now pounding out the wheat
Mr.. Wall, who was with u, awhile last
mne came back to Bot,ineau this week
and has been shaking hands with his old
friends.
W. II. Kirk has secured the services of a
hrst class matchmaker and clock -epairer.
Watches and clocks repaired and work
guaranteed. Give him a call.
G. 4. and s.. K. Holton of Blaine, Ky..
arc visiting friends ia Bo,tineau. Mr..
George Holton has not enjoyed good health
for several years aud finds the climate of
our country agreeable to him.
Judge Bennett, who wss Summoned to
Brooklyn, N. Y, on account of the seriou,
illness Of his daughter, will return home
Monday. We are pleased to note that his
daughter is rapidly recovering.
No less than seven travelling sales men,
representing as many different business
houses III 81. Paul, Grand Forks and Du-
luth, came iii over the Great Northern We'd
nescay Soliciting orders. They all predict
prosperity for this place.
Thomas White returned from Manitoba
Wednesday and says that country is way
behind this year. He says that farm help
over there is plenty, more men seeking
work than can he employed, and wages Az
low as SIS per month. Come over the line,
A trific over five per cent. of tile wheat
acreage Of the Rod River Valley is 80 we'd,
while here SEEDING is finished, excepting
here and there a stray piece of oats or bar
Icy. Come west. ys denizens Of the Red,
aud grow up with the country.
We had about come TO the conclusion that
old Sol had quite forgotten this neighbour
hood, but during the week, by some lard.
work and perseverance,, succeeded in shasd-
ding q little ray of sunlight on democrats,
republicans and prohibitionists alike. The
farmers are ~jubilant in consequence.
The Rambler in his rAmbies ramblel
around the south part OF town the other
day and his attention was called to 4 couple
Of beautiful flowers blooming in the front
window q one 0: the business institutions.
They looked SO meek and condescending,
that cookie blossom ami the mustard flower
beside it, that we could MT but admire the