The Washburn leader., 1891-01-31
washbm County, Saturday, January
Local Brickbats.

Local Brickbats.
FOR SALE, OR TRADE.
One good work horse and harness
Inquire of R. h. Copeland, at the Leader
Office, Washburn, N. d.
For late telegraphic news read inside.
The choicest lot of candies, nuts and
canned goods in the city can be found at
T. Fitzgerald's.
The LEADER will take coal, wood, oats,
wheat, or any other farm product on sub.
scription.
W. e. Low came in from his ranch
Thursday. Observation-Disclosures IA. y
VIII. Carter and 8. N. Willborg returned
from Bismarck Saturday.
VIM. Allen of Conkling was in town on
trading expedition Tuesday.
John D. Carlson of Weller was welcome
caller at the LEADER office Monday.
VIM. Wood, the stalwart chieftain of Coal
Lake, made us pleasant call Tuesday.
James Heath and A. P. Thyberg repre-
sented the quiet berg of Conkling in town
Monday.
Miss Jessie Cumberland has been ell
gagged to teach the Holtan school in Sver-
drup township.
| Among the visitors in town Monday
were B. Tower of Coal Harbor, and John
Oligny of Falconer.
VIM. F. Villas, ex-postmaster general un-
der Cleveland, has been elected U. S. sena-
tor by the Wisconsin legislature.
Mrs. John Satterlund and her daughter
Florence visited Bismarck last Saturday,
returning home on Wednesdays stage.
Miss Lottie McHarg, teacher at the
Mission school above Berthold, was pas
senger on the north-bound stage Thurs
day.
Bruce Tower, of Coal Harbor, accompa-
MED by lady friend, Miss Frankie Brint-
nell from st. Paul, Mimi, returned from
Bismarck Thursday.
Dan Tjanstrom has been hauling coal
to the school house this week, preparatory
to opening that institution next Monday
for a four months term.
James Heath of Conkling visited Hidden
Woods last Wednesday. His friends here
thought he had gone TO Bismarck for an
examination under the new pension law.
Ole Gradin ofSciated as ribhon-holder
on Saturdays stage for Bismarck. This
gave Hans Nygard brief rest and an op-
portunity for interviewing his Sunday girl.
Sheriff Fitzgerald went to Bismarck on
Tuesday for the purpose of undergoing an
examination as required of all seeking a
change of their pension under the new law.
County Auditor Lange returned home
from Bismarck Monday. We understand
that he intends leaving for Ft. Berthold
to-day, and will succeed Henry s. Wood as
clerk at that agency.
Judge Lacy and B. F. Long came down
from Coal Harbor Wednesday. Official
business occupied the judges attention
and he takes to the duties of his Office as
naturally asa fish takes to water.
Gust Berg returned from Minneapolis
last Sunday. He says work is scarce in
that section, and that farmers are not as
we'll off as they are in North Dakota. Nc.
Lean county is good enough for him.
A brief note received from Leonard NJ.
Wallin reveals the fact that he is now at
Great Falls, Mont, enjoying excellent
health and fine weather. He sends his re-
CARDS to his many friends in Mclean
county.
Charles and Alfred staley, accompanied
by John J. Robinson, made another trip
to Bismarck Saturday. Mr.. Robinson goes
to the capital city with the expectation Of
meeting his wife, who has been visiting
friends in the east.
Olaf A. Anderson was passenger down
from Ft. Stevenson on the stage Wednes-
day. Having important business at Bis
marck he secured q private conveyance
and continued his journey to the capital
city the same evening.
w. II. Clarke, of Sterling, came up from
Bismarck on Mondays stage. Mr.. Clarke
has large herd of fine American horses
wintering on Jack Dwyer's ranch near Coal
Harbor, and the object of his visit is to
see how they are prospering.
The "devn" of the Devils Lake Int,
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