The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-01-09

burn school house tomorrow Sunday
evening at 7:sO o'clock. At II o'clock in
the morning services will be held at the
Hensler school house in Oliver county.
B. A. BURNS, Pastor.
DeGraff has large line Ladies' Under
wear.
James Heath was down from Conkling
Wednesday.
Yes, we commenced the new year with a
good resolution. We "swore off,"
Jack ellsworth sent load of wheat to
Bismarck this week by Tom Peterson. Z.
Mrs. w. B. Cousen from Stevenson came
down on Mondays stage enroute to Kansas.
Hans Nygard came in from Turtle Lake
Monday with load of wheat, which he
exchanged for -four at the mill.
G. G. w. West was down from Turtle
Lake Monday, having business before the
county board of commissioners.
Old Boreas was on his ear again Thurs
day, and out on the prairie, it is said, sue
ceeded in getting up quite blizzard.
Peter Millea came down again from Tur
tie Lake Wednesday on important busi-
ness, which detained him here until to-day.
The population of Mclean county is on
the increase. Nels Nelson of Turtle Lake
is the proud father of fine, healthy baby
girl, now month old.
Bros. Herbert and Brundage, of the
Steele Ozone and Dawson Standard re-
spectively. are making faces at each other
down in Kidder county.
w. B. Lacy and B. F. Long brought
day, and returned home yesterday with
flour of excellent quality.
The Mandan postofice has been made
an international money order Office, and
now money orders can now be issued there
on all European countries.
B.F. Long, Marion Lacy and Oscar
Solberg from Coal Harbor were down this
week with wheat for the mill, and returned
home with loads of No. flour.
Mrs. Henry Bartels of Turtle Lake start
ed last Sunday via Minot for a'visit to her
old home in Ohio. The Leader wishes
Mrs. B. a safe and pleasant journey.
j. P. Petersonrof Sverdrup, was made
the recipient, on Thursday evening of last
week, of a very precious New Years gift.
1t was presented by his wife, and is girl.
Anderson Healy didn't take his seat on
the board of commissioners of Burleigh
county, which met at Bismarck last Mon
day. Healy is under cloud-a very dark,
cold, clammy cloud.
Can any one tell us why it is that some
men who advise truthfulness and preach
the doctrine of ''doing unto others as you
would have others do unto you," will never
do as they promise?
It is said that numerous bands of ante
lopes have been seen in different parts of
the county within the past two weeks.
The little beauties seem to know that the
law prohibits killing them.
The New York court of appeals has de-
cided all the contested election cases in
-. 1E kbo 70 fh,,o
giving them for the first time control of
both branches of the legislature.
Mr.. Satterlund has bought new feed
mill which will be put in operation in place
of the old one in a few days. 1t will have
double capacity, and grind corn, cob and
all. Now is your time to get ground feed.
Minot journal: The great past chief of
the Free Sons of the Prairie, Pap Laduc,
says that the order has partially disbanded
on account of the absence of the Great
Chief Grow Fly High Plummer from the
tepee.
Eau Claire (Wis.) News: Miss Minnie
Copeland, formerly of this city, has been
given the position of proof reader on the
Madison Democrat. A nice and lucrative
position, and Miss Copeland will fill it
faithfully.
Miss Hilda, eldest daughter of Hon.
John Satterlund of Washburn, took pas
sage on the stage last Tuesday for Bis
marck, whence she goes to Fargo, where
she will enter the agricultural college as a
regular student.
j. E. Britton's new paper, the Edgeley
Sentinel, has made its appearance. The
paper is republican in politics, and at
Edgeley our old neighbor claims to have
s'been republican all his life" Guess he
forgets which side he was on during 'sthe
late unpleasantness."
.sLast year in December distrust and
fear; this year confidence and assurance.
That is the difference IN Wall Street senti-
ment for the two periods" says the Journal
of Finance and we may say it is the
difference throughout the, country and in
all the channels of business as we'll as in
Wall street. The outlook is good.