The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1890-09-20
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canned goods In the city can be found at
T. Fitxgerald's.
Sweet cider, ginger ale, and root beer,
harmless, cooling, healthful drinks, always
on hand. at 7. FitzRerald's.
The population Of the state Of colorado
is 410976, an increase in the Last ten years
of 216,s4s.
Eight cents pound paid for choice un-,
salted butter-free from buttermilk-at
Ramsett Bros, Washburn, N. D. II
Remember, tho republican primaries TO
send delegates TO the legislative county
convention are to be hold next Saturday.
Read the call
Don't fail to attend the entertainment
next Saturday evening. Read the pro
'gramme, and como prepared to enjoy
pleasant evening.
Rev. J. q. Peterson, tho Norwegian Lu-
theran minister of Minot, arrived in Wash
burn yesterday afternoon, and registered
at the Merchants.
John Bettendorf, the hustling farmer
and horse man from Turtle Lake, brought
in load of wheat Thursday. II graded
No. 2 northern, and he got 60 cents bush
81 for it.
Miss Nellie veeder did herself great cred
it at the examination last week, and won
her certificate. She has been engaged to
teach the school at Hancock, which will
begin next Monday.
The official report Of the Berthold agen-
cy was received too late to admit of our
setting It up in full this week. On the
fourth page viii be found part of It, which
viii be completed next week.
United States Marshal A. ]. Price and
Deputy Marshal Murdoch Mckenzie came
up from Bismarck Tuesday evening en-
route to IT. Berthold ON Official business.
They returned home yesterday.
The Bismarck Daily Commonwealth viii
probably make its appearance to-day.
Bert Gray is hustler, and he proposes to
make the campaign in Burleigh county
red hot from now until It's close.
walline. 4 Aaberg were in the city Tues
day with their steam thrssher, and reduced
the wheat crop raised by Barney McGinley
and Anton Peterson to marketable oondi-
tion. Barney's grain turned out well.
While in the capital city the other day
We had the pleasure of meeting Rev.
Martin, o. 8. B., the new Catholic priest
recently located at Bismarck. He possesses
fine physique, and Is q most pleasing
gentleman to converse With. -.
8. W. Hagy of Hancock visited Bismarck
this week on trading expedition, return
ing homo Wednesday. He brought up Q
load of about two thousand pounds, CON-
sisting of groceries and provisions suf-
Acient quantity to last his family at least
year. That's the kind of farmers vol
have in Mclean county.
Prof. Geo. e. Gerowe and wife, of Fort
Stevenson, came down Tuesday and went
to Bismarck Wednesday. Prof. Gerowe is
superintendent of the Indian school atI
Stevenson, and as that institution is en-
joying vacation just now, the professor
took this opportunity to transact little
So
business in the capital city.
Thos. Longbella, Of Coal Harbor, met
with painful accident Wednesday. He
was working on the roof Of small build
ing, when ono Of the boards save way aud
precdpitsted him to the door below. Hs
struck on his side and broke his right
shoulder. He came to Washburn in the
evening and had the fractured member
dressed BY Dr. smyth.
Hon. Z. 8. Neal the new register Of tho
Bismarck Land ofaos, 4 an old-time resi-
dent Of Bismarck and many years ago vas
q member Of the county board Of commits
seionsrs who, With John sattsrlund, now Of
Washburn, % one of his associates on the
board, labored faithfully In the interest Of
the taxpayer regardless Of the abuse and
curses Of those whose schemes TO plunder
tho peoples treasury hs helped to frustrats.
That he will impartislly and faithfully dis
charge the duties Of his present position
we have every reason 70 bslisvs, for whom
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