The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1891-12-19
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Weather warm and pleasant.
Don't forget the christmas ball.
The new wheat warehouse is full.
Herman Hanson was in town Tuesday.
Sheriff Falconer, was in town Saturday.
Commissioner Hanson brought in wheat
Tuesday.
Don't miss the Grandest Ball of the
season, Dec. 25.
John Merry was in from his Hidden
Woods Ranch Thursday.
Bring your wheat to the mill and get
your years supply of flour.
Justice Nicklin and j. A. Burgum brought
wheat to Washburn Monday.
We are glad. to here that Mrs. Tower is
recovering from her long illness.
W. b. Leroy, of Weller went to Bismack
Monday to work for Duncan McGillis.
Nelson Bros. have fine line of Christ
mas jewellery. Call in and examine.
B. F. Long and Marion Lacy, of Coal
Harbor, went to Bismarck Tuesday.
Anton Heilinger, of Hancock went to
Bismarck Friday returning Monday.
Postmaster Chas. Weller of Weller called
on his friends in Washburn Saturday.
A1el Nelson says he will have a barrel
of Root Beer on tap for Christmas.
Joe. E. Brown, butcher, of Painted Woods
was up in town Wednesday and Thursday.
James Tower and Joe Anderson of Coal
Harbor made trip to Bismarck this week.
g. G. Watcher of Bismarck stopped
over night in Washburn Wednesday, return
ing Thursday.
Postmaster N. W. Solenberger of Han
cock called in Washburn this week on his
way to Bismack.
Chas. Danilson and Edward 81. Richards
of Nettle Creek Bottoms were visiting in
Washburn Tuesday.
Miss Jessie Cumberland is busy training
the children for the school entertainment
Christmas eve, Dec. "a.
Bring the children to see the christmas
tree and to be present at the entertain
ment christmas eve.
d. Bartels, c. F. Huston, James Philips
and T. L. Britton of Turtle Lake went to
Bismarck Monday.
w. n. Clarke, passed through Washburn
Sunday with q bunch of fine horses for
his ranch on Snake Creek.
Everybody is invited to be present at
the school children entertainment and
Christmas tree on Christmas Eve, Dec. "a.
John Elliot the new p. m. of Conkling
was in Washburn Thursday, getting his
bonds prepared for the post Office Depart
ment.
Miss Lottie and Emma Robinson stopped
in Washburn Thursday night on their way
home to Coal Harbor to spend the Holi-
days.
B. L. Baardson and Ole G. Peterson, who
moved J. E. Britton's household furniture,
etc, to Bismarck, returned Wednesday af-
ternoon.
David Carlson of Coal Harbor who aver
aged over Al bushels af wheat to acre was
in town Friday getting his winter supply,
of -four.
Merchant Haugeberg has fine assort-
ment of christmas goods on hand. Intend
ing purchasers had better look over his
stock.
Peter Miller returned home yesterday.
During his absence he visited his dsugh-
ters Emma and Mary, who reside at Du-
luth and st. Paul.
Ramsett Bros. have large assortment
of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, suitable for
Christmas presents either for your children
or your sweetheart.
Judge Lacy was down in washburn Sun
day and Monday from his Coal Harbor
home and shook hands with his many
friends around town.
Grand BalL-At the Merchants Hotel
Frida yevening December 25, 1891. Tick
cts, $1.5o per couple OF 81 90 for single tick
etsnpper included. Comeeverybody.
Preaching services will be held at the
Washburn school house on Sunday Dec,
Goth at 7.sO O'Clock; all are cordially invited
4Come thou with us and we viii do thee
good" B. a. Burns, Pastor.