The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-08-06

Office.
Raspberries in abundance are being &c tn =
cred in the mountains.
Farms for Sale or to Rent; In
quire at office of Pioneer.
VIM. Collins took trip to Grand Forks
Monday on business.
Money can be secured through the Bank
of Willow City for final proof purposes.
Judge Dana attended the republican state
convention at Fargo this week.
Farmersl Now is the time to get your
vitriol, A large supply at the city drug.
store.
John Bidlake of Park River was in town
during the week on business.
Jos. Tho npson of Devils Lake registered
at the McBrayen hotel Monday.
Call and the Bank of Willow City
before making a loah on your final proofs.
Miss Fairies is assisting the firm Of Judd
g. Woods in posting up their books.
Ad Tanguay. one of Willow City's enter
prising merchants, pail Bottfheau visit
last Monday.
Nick Monson. ye machine man of local
fame, came up from Willow City Tuesday.
returning the followl.g day.
= Mr.. J. G. Jackquith returned from VIII
low City Wednesday and reports two fields
of barley between here aud that point al
ready cut.
An extra train was necessary last Tues
day. Our citizens are unanimously of the
opinioa that the Wednesday train should
DO run re sularly from this on.
About twenty harvest hands came over
the Great Northern Friday as far rs Rugby.
Their destination was Bottiueau, bnt all
secured employment ere reaching this
point.
Mr.. n. Wall o. familiar figure t, the
people Of Bottineau the past few months,
departed on Mondays train for his home in
Idaho, taking with him. the best wishes Of
his many friends.
J. R. Woods intends to keep dry even ii
he runs temperance resort. The sheet
iron roofing to his place was laid last Thurs
day, W. R. Mcintosh doing the job besides
furnishing the material.
The thermometer took a leap upward last
Wednesday, and between l and z o'clock
it lowered around the 80 mark, the hottest
period Of the day. No case of prostration
from the heat is reported.
Mr.. J. N. Grenier is the happy father Of
q baby girl. The little stranger was ushsred
into daylight last Sunday, and by the way.
shake; we know how it is ourselves
Mother and child getting along nicely. g.
Work has been commenced on the Farm
ers' Northwestern elevator at this place.
and it will be rushed to completion. This
house will have capacity of $4,000 bush
els and will be the best arranged of any
in these parts.-Eagle. -
Mr.. AL Hall will ship carload of wheat t
direct to Minneapolis sometime during the
coming week. MIR. Hall is Of the opinion
that he can do better by shipping grain in
this manner to large buying centers than
through the agency Of tie elevators.
y Lewis Rabb experienced lively runa-
way Tuesday exening. While crossing the
railroad track near the st. Anthony y Da-
kota elevator the team became frightened
and swerying from the road started off at q
70 Tambien gait, only to be brought to q
sudden halt by coming into collision with q
a box car. Neither Mr.. Rabb nor the horses
sustained any injury, but the wagon was
damaged to some extent. H..
d Young Willie Turner narrowly escaped
drowning in the river. near the railroad
bridge last Sunday while in bathing. Ile
got beyond his depth, end being unable to
swim went down the first ana second time.
Fortunately one Of the bridge carpenters
saw him and FASTENED to his rescue. This
should b . warning to the little fellows to
keep out Of the water, as there are more or
less dangerous places in the stream.
Reports received from farmers in the
vicinityof Bottineau are to the effect that
several fields Of wheat will be ready for the
reaper BY the end Of next week. Harvest
ing IN Bottineau county will be in full blast
by the 18th Of the present month, while
some place il IS early as the 18th. The
warm weather o. The past ten days has
rapidly ripened the grain. and little o. no
apprehension Of danger from frost Or other
SOURCES is felt.
HI A case Of assault and battery was tried.
bsfore Justics No Candless Thursday aftsr-
noon, Joseph Perrin figuring a. plaintiff
and Ernest Gagnon y defendant. The par-