The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1892-03-05
LOCAL ITEMS.

This 10 the lsnten season.
Spring IL in it, sure enough.
There will bs court in Bottineau the
18th May next.
Next Tuesday At 2 p. m. full dress
drill At the armory. ..>
J. A. Davis broughtin in another car load
Of horses last week.
| VIM. Cole 10 in tho horse business this
year, he received car load last week.
Money can bs kscursd through the Bank
Of Willow City for final proof purposes.
Dave Williamson was .. passenger on
last Fridays train which got here Sunday.
Call and sss the Bank Of Willow City
before making loan on your fnsl proofs.
Farmersi Now IL the time to got your
vitriol, A large supply IT the city drug
stsrs,
Trains are running daily carrying out
the golden grain, the pride Of Bottinsau
county.
There are several vacancies to be dlled.
viz: 2in the lot dist, and one each in the
End, 3rd. and 4th. <>s.-
Bottineau folks and travellers have not
much fault to lnd. The branch line hasn't
| lost trip this winter. @::
| John F. Sinelair Of Winnepeg, returned
with his brother J. B. ON Sunday last. for
short stay among friends.
Beatty's Organs Are the Be'
Write for catalogue. Address Daniel F.
Beatty, Washington, New Jersey.
sous clioics Desirable farms near
Dotttneau, for sale on easy terms. Ap
ply at once Of PIONEER. % H.:
Beatty's Pianos.-In use Every.
where. For catalogue address Daniel r
Beatty. Washington. New Jersey.
David Clark, the rustler, rustlsd in fifty
dollars in few hours on Tuesday last for
the benefit Of the Agricultural Society.
$500. 900, BEArr1's Organs at Bar
gains. For particulars, catalogue. address
Daniel F. Beatty, Warrington. New Jsr1.y.
Steve, Brynjolhon, formerly Of Willow
City, now Of Grand Forks made the Pioneer
Z pleasant call on Tuesday last, Come
again, Steve and often.
Jas Mevicar who has been sojourning in
Washington, the past season, called on thu
PIONEER yesterday and says ofthat country
a. they al do, tha. for poor man. It il NJ
place TO farm. North Dakota is good enough
for Mcviear: ~~." & &S Z
Dr.. D. E. Hunter, Surgeon dentist, an.
nounoss that hs will remain another week.
He will bs found At the MoDraysn Hotel
ready to give Satisfaction - usual.
J. B. Sinclair returned after months
absence from Strstholair, Man. whore hs
had gons to sse his father. who was 70.
ported to b. dying. He left again on
wednesdays train, his father having
p,,ped away on Tuesday.
4 Thos Sims Of Willow City, who has bssr
spending couple OF months at the N. D
Agricultural College II Fargo. returned
home last Sunday. Mr.. Sims speaks very
highly Of tho college aud Of its many I'D
yantages to those who would learn how to
| farm, scientifically and successfully.
Persons visiting their old homes in ths
East this winter should take along prints,
matter descriptive Of their new homes il
the Northwest Take copies Of this paps
with you and ask agents Of the Grsa
Northern hallway for supply Of publ
cations
Mr.. Chas, Weiland aud family Of Rugb,
have been spending : fsw days In Botti
nesu, guests Of Mrs, E. NJ. Allen. II /
understood that Mr.. Wsilsnd and hi
partner, SHEPPARD. hsvs purchased u,
lots whore the old county ''shack" stand
. Iand viii soon engage in the farm machin
cry business thsrs. That's right gentle
mon, you knsw whore and how q locate
Bottinsau' the placs. CONS On, the NOR
tho mefrier. 5
A Mr.. Smart, Attorney for the trustee
of Honest John Millsr.s sssd wheat specu
lation. arrived 10 Bottinsau Thursday, pur
saans u notice and i engaged IL oollso.in,
The notes Of farmers given in that deal. I
II understood that The money thus collsote,
is to Be paid over pro rats Q those VII
guaranteed the dedcisncy and i anythinI
% loft oysri then ths farmers will com
il, There are several Who hays rsfased I I
ply. claiming that thsrs = psuEy II n
! transaction and damsges On aocount .
I | 10 Wild mustard brought Into ths epaatJ
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