The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-04-30

Nay ASt 0G COnKuuR, IL O'CLOCK Am. aG
Hensler, 2 O'Clock P. NJ. at Wsshburn, 7.3O
O'Clock in the evening. All are Welcome.
B. A. BURNS. Pastor.
Prayer meeting at the Washburn school
house at 8 o'clock every Thursday evening.
Z. A. Carlson of Falconer was in town
Tuesday.
Geo. jennings, Bismarck, buys all the
butter and eggs he can get.
Count w. de Zychlinski, was up on his
regular weekly trip yesterday.
Cucumber pickles in bottles and barrels,
at Robinson's & Casselman's.
Peter Miller came down from Turtle
Lake Tuesday.
j. Boat of Painted Woods was a visitor
at this burg Monday.
Butter and eggs are just as good as cash
with Geo. Jennings, Bismarck.
Postmaster Casselman went to Bis
marck Wednesday on business trip.
One barrel of fresh cranberries left, at
SOC gallon, at Robinson & Casselman's.
Miss Jessemine Slaughter was up Sun
day to hear the sermon by Rev. Mckay.
II M. Marsh the bad man on Bronchos
was down from Dryers Ranch Wedness
day.
Alfred Staley returned from Bismarck
this week and reports his wife's health i'm
proving.
Miss Celia Conway and Miss Annie
Braithwaite visited their homes in Bis
marck this week.
Geo. Jennings buys all kinds of butter
in tubs, jars, prints and rolls.
The Turtle Lake Mail Contractor
Maj Mckinley has moved into Mrs. Lena
Peterson's residence.
A large quantity of barbed wire and
tarred felt paper just received at Robinson
d Casselman's.
B.Scanlan is down from Coal Harbor to
do some sign painting and decorating for
Robinson & Casselman
Take your butter and eggs to Bismarck
Geo. Jennings wants them every day in
the week.
The Min company's warehouse at this
point is open for the purchase of all grades
of wheat. Bring in your wheat!
KS. Ramsett returned Thursday. Mr..
Ramsett came up on the steam boat Abner
O'Neal to Washburn.
&c. Dwyer left Tuesday for South Da
kota to bring up some blooded stock for
Robinson & Casselman's farm.
90 Happy and content Is a home with The Ro.
chester" lamp with the light of the morning.
ElreataAcxs, write RoeAsstsr Lan:S Go. Nesv Yerk.
James Larmer has bought John Chris
tianson's flock of sheep and intends to
engage in sheep raising on large scale.
Hon.J. R. Mann of Hancock has IS acres
of wheat that is inches hight several
others in that neighborhood have wheat
that iaup.
For finest selection of hats and gents
furnishing goods in the northwest, the
very latest styles, can be found at Robin
son d Cssselman's.
John Casper and wife passed through
town on their way home, from visit to
their daughter who is attending school in
Bismarck.
Just received at Robinson & Casselman's
q choice assortment of ladies' hats and
trimmings. The flowers are of the latest
designs, and embrace very fine selection.
Miss Mamie McLauglin, of Ft. Berthold,
came up on Wednesdays stage from Bis
marck where she has been attending school,
on visit to her parents.
8. A. Peterson of Painted Woods, was
In town last week settling up some busi-
ness preparatory to moving to Bismarck
where he expects to engage in the sale of
General Merchandise.
MIR. Otto Wallin of this place informs US
that his mill will be in place in about ten
days, at which time he will grind feed for
all. We would advise you to bring your
grain for grinding early.
The Str. Abner O'Neal that is making
regular trips between Bismarck and Wash
burn and Coal Harbor is ever ready to
accept shipments of Produce or Merchand-
Use as freight, at lowest rates. Sacks furn
ished to shippers of grain.
Bismarck Tribune: The bonds of Geo.
e .Beardsley and George X. Dixie for sur
veying the boundaMs of the diminished
Fort Berthold reset lion have been ap-
proved. The surveyors general of North
and South Dakota have been called on
for estimates of expenses for the next
FISCAL year.