The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-11-19


WANTED-Girls for Laundry and Din
ing Rooms, and to wash dishes. wages
SIS per month. Address.
ALLAN ToMPKINs,
pronr;etor Leland House, Minot, N. D.
Hon. c. A. Burton of Stevenson, visited
Washburn on bushes last week.
s. W. Hagy and s. Murry returned from
Bismarck yesterday loaded with goods for
Geo. T.. Robinson.
N. W. solenberger, the wide-awake post
master OF Hancock, made business trip
to Bismarck this week.
Don't tail to attend the entertainment
and dance which comes of at the court
house next Thursday evening.
John Wagner of Hancock left for his
old home in Indiana yesterday, where he
will spend the winter with his friends.
J. Garfield, special collector for the Nc
Cormick company is in town again look
inp after the financial. interests of that
firm.
The figures giving tie vote received in
the county by Judge Ranard somehow got
transposed. They should have read ''72''
instead of a.
Miss Cameron, sister of Mrs. Allan
Macdonald of Weller, departed on the stage
last Tuesday morning for her home at
Butte, Montana.
We are compelled to omit the publica-
tion of the program of the closing enter
|. tainment given by Miss slaughter's school
last week, for lack of space.
Remember, it will cost you only $3.50
for admission to the dance and entertain
mont next Thursday evening, and this in
cludes magnificent supper.
Mayville Farmer: The authorities con-
victed porker from Portland last
Wednesday, and while he was looking for
some one to sign his $500 bond be got lost
and has not been found.
Bismarck Tribune: Here's to Capt.
Dan Maratta. You are entitled to great
credit for your management of the fusion
campaign Your o. K. should go, where
ever you choose to give it, with Grover.
Henry Rohrer, who went to st. Paul last
week with car load of steers for Geo. L.
Robinson, returned home Thursday. He
says the election of Cleveland has raised
the price of wheat but knocked the bottom
out Of the cattle market.
Mandan Pioneer: If Mr.. O'Brien, Who
made such an elegant fight for congress,
does not get appointed United States at
torney for North Dakota, then Cleveland
i ,ungatefuL Mr.. O'Brien is good fellow
and should be recognized.
Rnsh valley, Utah Territory, has mine
Of natural shoeblacking. An analysis of
the peculiar STUFF reveals the fact that 1t Is
composed of 16 per cent of carbon, 18 per
cent of bitumen and the remainder alumni
ium, almost pure.
A horseshoe imbeded in an oak tree vas
discovered at Albany, WASH, by man
with q steam saw. The horseshoe was en-
tirely out Of sight, and caused considerable
surprise when tho saw struck it. The shoe
some time had been placed in the crotch
of small oak grub which had grown up
around it.
Moorhead News: Some curious bets
were made on the recent election. One
man in Moordead will be compelled to
climb q telegraph pole to square himself
with his democratic friend. Another will
not bs able to shave during Cleveland's
term of Office. Many such bets were made,
and II IL great sport for the lucky ono to
watch the discontinue of his less fortunate
friend.
Devils Lake News: The democracy Of
Ramsey county and Of the counto at large.
are indebted in no small degree to Senator
Hansbrough for his kind words of Judge
!, OBrien on Monday night. They were, no
doubt, largely influential in giving our
gallant young friend the rossing majority
slsst Tuesday. II the senator continues to
develop his democratic affiliations and