The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-12-05
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.

OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.
Local Brickbats.
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Congress meets next Monday.
Comfy Com'rs meet next Monday.
Haugeberg has just received lot OF
holiday toys.
Hon. John Satterlund drove down to
Bismarck last Saturday.
will somebody please bring the Leader
load pf coal, and get the cash for it?
j. NJ. Wallin and M. q. Falck made q
trip to Bismarck this week after lumber.
Clothing cheaper than any where else
on earth, at Geo. l.. RobinsOn's, Coal
Harbor.
Axel Nelson this week received small
but choice assortment of irst-class jewel
ry-nothing "snide" about it.
VIM. Wenn, accompanied by Miss Iva
Lambert and her sister, were visiting
friends In town last Monday.
The New Rockford Transcript says that
about one-third of the tolal wheat crop OF
Eddy uounty is still unthrashed.
Hans Nygard was down from his Turtle
Lake ranch with load of wheat last Mon
day. Hans enjoys life on the farm, and
looks the better for being there.
County Treasurer Haugeberg publishes
a notice in this issue of the Leader, calling
in certain outstanding warrants, amount
ing in the aggregate to $26350.
A fine lot of Angola Twill's, 26 inches
wide, at lOc per yard, and choice lot OF
superior Outing Flannels at II cents per
ward, at Geo. L. Robinson's, Coal Harbor.
Mrs. Swan Hanson proved up on her
homestead before Judge Lacy last Mon
day. Jane Millar and Louis Berquist vera
her witnesses. Peter Hanson proved up
on same day.
A ''Ticket," emitting the holder to a
chance of getting fine Road Cart, will be
given to each purchaser of $1.OO worth OF
goods, at Geo. L. Robinson's, Coal Harbor.
Bismarck Tribune, Nov. goth: Peter
Miller, postmaster at Turtle Lake, Mclean
county, was in the city yesterday enroute
to Grand Forks, where he has been called
to act on the United States jury.
Rev. B. A. Burns will hold services at the
school house at Hensler, Oliver county,
tomorrow morning at II O'Clock, and
at the Washburn school house at 1880 in
the evening.
A. Z. Hartle has his store at Coal Harbor
open and ready for business with the
general public. He has fine stock OF
groceries and general merchandise, and
proposes to keep the establishment well
supplied with goods.
Read the advertisement of the Odell
Type Writer, of the best machines of
the kind manufactured. Every business
man will find that he can save time and
money by using first-class type writer,
and the Odell Type Writer fills the bill.
Thanksgiving day was duly observed at
the residence of Laurance Smith over in
Oliver county. Mr.. and Mrs. q. M. Grif-
feth and Barney Mckinley of this place
participated in the feast given on that oc-
caslon, and they report right royal feast
it was. A social dance closed the exercises.
Attention is called to the change made
in the advertisement of II. w. Grambs,
the popular and well-known Bismarck
timer and plumber. The firm is now
Grambs Bros, Henry having recently tax
en- his brother into partnership. They
are both thoroughly skilled in their busi-
ness, and people in want of ANYTHING in
their line will receive prompt attention.
Ole Gradin, who receotly returned from
western Montana, has assumed manage.
ment of the Bismarck d Washburn stage
line, having succeeded Dave johnson who
has gone out to the Flathead country to
look after his business interests there
Mr.. Gradin will be found to be reliable
Trustworthy messenger, and Mr.. Satterlund
is to be congratulated upon having secured
his services.
Peter Miller started last Saturday fol
Grand Forks to attend a session of the U
8. district court as juror. The court was
to have convened last Tuesday, but Judge
Thomas being absent in. Denver, the court
has been adjourned to December 10Th
We expect Mr.. Miller will take advantage
of this interim and visit his daughter in
st. Paul The extra expense Of the trip
will be triHing, as Mr.. Miller is we'll armed
and equipped with tkbusand-mile pass.
Thel issue of the Mclean County
Mail announces the fact that ]. e. Britton
is going to leave the country, and We pre-
sumo, therefore, this community will be
tortured with the Mail no. more forever
The business Of The county and the private
patronage therein are scarcely sufficient te
give one paper satisfactory living, and
Mr.. .Britton wisely foresaw no show fol
two, hence his decision to seek new field