The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-17

Preaching services will be- held to-mor-
row morning. at !Gonkling at IL o'clock: at
Hensier at 8 j. III, and at Washburn ct s
p. III. All are cordially invited.
B. A. BURNS, Pastor.
PRAYER meeting at the Nashburn school
house at s O'Clock every Thursday evening.
Read estray notices.
For fine Shirts, il all colors ana styles,
40 to Robinson Il Casselman's.
90 lbs. Of sugas for 81 at Robinson &;
Cassel.nan's.
Cheese. Soap and Bacon at Robinson j.
>Casselman's.
A fresh lot Of choice svaporated fruits.
such as apricots. apples. peaches. etc, Just
received at Robinson il Casselman's.
Happy and content is nome with The Ro-
CHESTER a lamp with the light OF the morning
2oy cat1ne, .orite Rochester, Lau.s Go. Mczu Ya,s.
"A dollars worth of sugar cane sugar. at
Robinson q Casselmana. is {. sure cure for
the blues.
Everybody is going to the auction sale
for bargains this afternoon.
-
L. M. Wallin made a ,ly,ng trip to Bis
marck Sunday.
Laurence Casselman went to Bismarck
this week on bnsiness.s
G. G. W. West of Turtle Lake was in
yesterday buying supplies.
Don't forget the aution sale at fatz's
place this afternoon, at 9 o'clock.
Five days OF incesaant rain last week
did considerable dauageto grain i'll shock.
Two bands of Montana horses passed
through Washburn Thursday for Bismarck.
If you want horses, cattle and household
goods, 60 TO Katz's place this afternoon.
Prof Hail. Ernest Hopkins and others
returned from Standing Rock Thursday
evening.
The town of Reynolds, i'll Grand Forks
county, will vote to-day for incorporation
into 4 city.
Vim. Il. II. Mercer, proprietor of Nler-
GERS Ranch, has surveying contract west
of the Missouri.
C. E. Farrell and family returned from
Bismarck Wednesday enroute to their
home at Fort Berthold.
The fine imported Clydesdale stallion,
ssI-Am- Your Lad" is offered for sole by
Robinson &c Casselnan! See adv.
W. H. Clarke came down from TT Stev-
enson Tuesday. He reports Doc. Price as
about fully recovered from his late wound
Mrs. =. j. Haugeberg took her little son
Wilbur to Bismarck :iaiaunasel and had his
photograph taken1by that eminent. artist
DeGraff, and reti,rtied home Thursday.
David Aselrod. who was recently mar
ried Ill the east to q christian lady, re-
turned to his old home i'll Mclean county
last week, aud has settled down on his
farm.
Emmons County Record: Born
Gesday. Sept. Z, to Mr. and Mrs. +. c.
Hendershott, daughter. Mother and
Miss arc doing nicely, and the major is
full of smiles over this his greatest SCOOP
Miss Jessie slaughters school in Nettle
Greek township, will close next Friday, the
Esd inst, with ap interesting entertain
ment. .Itsis hoped the patrons of the
school Will demonstrate their appreciation
of iher efficient services by turning out
eumasse.
John and Win. Reuter- OF Turtle Lake
visited Bismarck last week on business and
made several heavy investments, among
which was the purchase by John Reuter- OF
a registered Percheron stallion from Ger
aid Pierce. The horse is two years old
and the consideration was $500 The pur-
chases of the two brothers embraced other
horses and q carriage.
George Peoples, a twenty year resident
Of Bismarck, and one of the. best, known
men on the Missouri slope, has been nom
mated by the democrats Of Morton county
for the lower house of the legislature
George is popular with all who know him
and he give our friend Veeder the hardest
''tug'' he ever experienced. The outlook
now is that Peoples will be elected.
The Rev. T.. II. shsckler of Bismarck
presiding elder of the Methodist church in
this district, held quarterly conference in
Washburn last Saturday, and preached in
!. the school house Sunday. Owing to the
rain but few people living out OF town
we're present, and no special church bust
ness was transacted. Rev. Sheckler re-
turned home Monday, accompanied BY
Rev. Burns.
While in Bismarck last week we had the
pleasure Of meeting Josephus Plenty, who
had just arrived from New York. MIR
Plenty intends pushing his coal enterprise
near Stanton with all possible vigor. anc
with that end in view is putting machinery
in and preparing bis barges He expects tc
move q few hundred tons Of coal this fall
and during the. coming winter prepare fol
a'vigorous campaign next season.
All the plans are perfected for opening
the Red River Valley University at Wah
. peton. N. d.. on Wednesday, October 5th
1892. Enough of the building is finished
to accommodate all likely to attend. The
following faculty has been elected: Rev
M. ". B. Knox, PHI. d.. ID. D., president
Rev. Jncob A. Hovis, A. M. vice president
3 Miss Sarah H. Mason, preceTtress; Miss