The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-03-05
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF MCLEAN co.
Local BrickbatS.
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Religious services will be held at Coal
Harbor tomorrow afternoon at 2 O'Clock.
All are invited.
Only three pairs of wool blankets left,
which will be sold at bargain.
John j. Robinson was in town Saturday
on business.
B.L. Baardson made another trip to
Bismarck this week.
Another lot of jelly just arrived at Rob-
inson & Casselman.
Gust Hoover returned to his Mclean
county home last week.
H.C. Nygard and Dan. E. Griffin were
down from Turtle Lake yesterday.
You can buy hammer or hatchet at
Robinson Il Casselman's for Is cents.
John j. Robinson took Thursdays stage
for Bismarck, whence he will go east on
business.
Charley Peterson returned home last
week from brief visit to his brother-in
law at Dawson.
just received, all colors of Diamond
Dyes, at Robinson & Casselman.
John Reuter- and Jack ellsworth, re-
presenting the Turtle Lake country, were
in town Wednesday,.
Jos. Anderson returned from the capital
city Sunday loaded with heavy goods for
Geo. L. Robinson of Coal Harbor.
Miss Lottie Robinson has been tenn
porarily employed as book-keeper in her
brother-in-law's store at this place.
Bernt johnson and Jos. Olson returned
from Bismarck Sunday night with two
heavy loads of goods for Haugeberg.
Ladies' corsets at bargain, embracing
all sizes and colors, at Robinson q Cassel-
man.
p. Bagnen and his daughters Maggie
and Hannah, were over from Oliver county
Wednesday on shopping expedition.
The Bismarck Tribune announces the
arrival of little daughter in the home of
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Sheldon, on Feb. IL.
John Kettleson was in town Thursday.
He says he has ''turned over new leaf"
That's right, John. We've done the same.
We have found it at last! A sure cure
for poor horses, having coughs, collie, cpl
zootlc or off feed. 1t is Robinson g. Cas-
selman's own condition powders.
The warm, balmy weather of the past
few days has raised havoc with the snow,
and the ground is now bare all along the
river road.
j. T. Davis was a passenger on Satur.
\ days stage for Ft. Berthold. He says he
went up to assist in Strengthening ont the
agency books.
a. B. Thompson finished up his th1
ing Thursday. From 45 acres of wheat
he got 1,41O bushels, an average yield of
31h bushels per acre.
Mrs. Charles Weller was the guest of Mrs.
Satterlund last Sunday. Her bonds rs
postmistress of Weller have gone to the
department duly verified.
Robinson & Casselman have added to
their stock tull line of patent medicines,
tinware, wooden ware, DC.
According to the Missoula (Mont.) Ga
zette, it is supposed that Judge Francis of
Bismarck is interested in new bank soon
to be started at Missoula. 5
Joseph Hare of Bismarck has been ap-
pointed member of the democratic state
committee in place of Frank laval, who
has moved out to the coast.
Oberg & Wallin wound Up their thresh-
ing operations on Thursday. The machine
will now take a rest until the next great
harvest comes ih-next fall.
C.M. Griffeth moved his household goods
to his Oliver county ranch this week. We
understand that the blacksmith shop will
be reopened in about week.
Major Edwards, in his Washington cor
respondence to the Fargo Forum, acknowl-
edges that Hsnsbrough has the ''cinch''
on things at the national capital.
Hermann Nannig, Henry Froehlich and
Eugene Muehlbach are three new German
settlers who arrived last week from New
York and located in Monteaeore township.
.Weak men are almost invariably ruined
by the possession Of petty omce, which
was often acquired by the charity of the
community" Does the foregoing hit any
body hereabonts?
James and Alfred statey went to Bis.
marck Monday. They were accompanied
by g. A. Derrett late boss carpenter at Ft
Stevenson, who was returning to his home
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