The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-04-02
LOCAL ITEMS.

Oats se NIT: ! >s.5=,-.. Is
Barley ss IL ....~ ~ -
s.I'll not be back again"
Miss vi Grsig left for Spokane, Wsines-
day.
Wanted: Atths McBrsysn hotel, .
good girl.
Miss Mary Miller is back again from
County Bruce.
Wanted: A good girl. Apply =,
Fargo Store" Vs.
Don't fail to take in the grand stock
show to day in town.
Yesterday was all Fools day. Did you
know it2 If not, why not? =
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
quirs ct Office of Pioneer.
A choice farm ~ miles Of Bottineau for
sale cheap. - Inquire at Pioneer Office.
Money can BE- secured through the Bank
Of Willow City for final proof purposes.
Call and sss the Bank Of Willow City
before naking loan on your final proofs.
Seeding has already begun in Bottineau
county aud the farmers are looking happy
Farmersl Now 10 the time to get your
vitriol, A large supply 1t the city drug.
store. s.-@
Now il the time to take stock in the Co.
operative town company of Tennesses
"Thsre's money in it," Ses I'd.
Caleb Garrison, who has been spending
the winter down in "old Ksntuck" re-
turned on Saturday last and brought q
man with him. That's the way to do it.
G. ". Nicolai, some time ago minister
residing near Willow City has returned
and intends TO try his luck at farming
We aoknowlsdgs to pleasant call with !
dslightsome subscription result.
L. B. Psndroy, through Hon. J. E. Reed,
will dispose Of 80 head Of horses and mules
and 12O head Of cattle, at auction at Tow
nsr, beginning next Tuesday, 9Th inst
Easy terms.
The constant drop uf water wears away
the hardest stone; the constant gnaw Of
Towser mastieatss tho hardest bone; the
constant wooing lover carries off the
blushing maid; and the constant advertiser
il the one who gets the trade-Ex. s..
Prof. VIM. r. Thompson loft for his old
home in Minnesota, but will return soon
and ws are inclined to say, taking one
thing with anothen that there will be
another Mrs. T. to grace the society Of
Bottineau. r.. ,..
Married: By the Rev. Marine At the
residence Of Alfred Hall in Bottineau,
Wednesday the SOth ult. Miss Adah
Noble of Middlsssx Co. Ontario, to Mr..
John Hedges, We welcome this addition
to the nobility.
Read the elegant little effusion Of Botti-
nsau's poetic pride, in another column, en-
titled "Ill not bs back again. It is full
Of that tenderness and passion mingled
with spirit Of mslansholic patriotism, 30
characteristic Of the sons and daughters Of
fair Scotia. Il. e#
The Prohibition law Of North Dskota
should be in the hands OF the people. as
there is considerable interest taken in it's
provisions. which ~ now undergoing
crucial test. Copies will bs furnished free
to subscribers 10 the Pioneer, on applica-
ton at our Office next week. -.
Old winter IL lingering long time this
year, in the old historic lsp. and Miss
Spring is beginning to think, he has been
there long enough. The long-looksd for
and always longed-for maiden, ID mot 50
gentle or amiabls u poets delight to say,
but she is gathering up her skirts. pretty
muddy at present, preparatory to giving
tho old man, the grand bounce. Letter
bounce. Md
The following 10 kept standing at the
head of the edi.orial columns Of the Bis
marck Tribune. tits worth committing 70
memory,
Assessed valuation Of oil farm property
in North Dakota for 1890 about $55, 5,OO0,-
600; wheat crop alone Of 1891 st home
prices. about SAG, 600. 900. Osts, barley,
potatoes hay. stock, wool, coal, dairy and
other products raised in 1891-Allowing for
seed for 1892 equal in value enough to
more than psy tho $l0,000,000 difference.
Thus one ysar's crop more than pays ths
assessed value oftall the farm lands in the
ate, only small portion Of which were
under cultivation, and furnishes seed Tor
the next crop. Whore on earth ID such :
record recerdsdf Come to North Dakota.
And as Bottineau county has taken the
premium for the best wheat this year. you
cannot make mistake i you come 70 Bot.
For Sale,
A span Of horses and 5 years old md !
| new sstt 81 harness It Dsnnsys baln
Enquire e Y. 4. D'nn'y'