The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-08-13
Read !estray notices.

Read estray notices.
For fine Shirts, in all colors and styles,
90 TO Robinson g. Casselmans.
Joe Bobean of Berthold was a visitor to
Bismarck this weeg.
Don't fail to read Geo. Jennings adyer-
tisement for eggs and butter.
Judge Lacy and his son Marion we're
down from Coal Harbor last Saturday.
For latest designs Of Dress Hair Pins
go to Robinson g. Casselman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. L. MackeY and Miss
Ruth Mackey departed yesterday morning
for their homes in the south.
A large amount of interesting local mat
ter has been crowded out this week on ac-
count of an influx of foreclosures.
Miss Celia Conway closed q successful
term of school In Satterlund district and de-
parted for her home in bismarck Tuesday.
James Heath, Peter Miller and Isaac
Westman, Mclean county delegates to tho
Mandan convention, returned home We'd
nesday evening.
Messrs. Hammack and Lemlcke have
decided to build corral and remain in
Washburn for month or two with their
band of horses.
J.s. Murphy and CT. Lauge of Berth
old passed Washburn for Bismarck Thurs
day. Mr.. Lenge, We understand, is going
to the Hot Springs fof treatment.
Robinson g. Casselman have just re-
ceived a fine lot of white and black Lawns.
Ginghams, Tickings, Skirtings, etc., i'll all
patterns.
Commissioner Allen, A. G. Ranard and
John Nicklin represented Conkling III
town Saturday and report the crops III
their vicinity as about ready for harvest
Sup't j. T. Davis has just returned from
trip east. While absent he visited Do
troit Lake, Alexandria, Lucca::and Hanker
son. He reports having pleasant trip.
Happy and content is home with THE Ro-
chester" alamp with the light Of the morning
Eercatalacxe. vyite R0cAester Lau.1 Go. Nezv York
Harvesting has already commenced in
Mclean county. Joseph Burgum of
Conkling cut his oats last week, and many
fields of wheat will be ready for the binder
next week.
The times can't be very hard when far
mors can get l2 cents per dozen for eggs
and l2116 cents per h. for butter, and these
are the prices Robinson g. Casselman are
paying for them.
Mail service on the route between Wash
burn and Turtle Lake has been increased
to three times week, and Barney Me-
Ginley, sub-contractor on the route, is
correspondingly happy.
If the democrats nominate Mccormack
of Grand Forks for governor, they will
stand d good show for success in Novem-
ber. We believe he is the strongest man
in the state, and We know he would make
most excellent executive. It will never
do for the democrats to endorse Shart-
ridge for he is said to be a prohibition and
anti-tobacco crank of the worse kind.
Give US something good.
Editor Nye of the Devils Lake News has
caused the arrest of Major Edwards and
Plulnley of the Fargo Forum for libel.
Toe Forum intimated that Nye was per-
sonally interested in "b!lnd pig'' with sone
Bertha Anderson, and this made Nye
wrath. We don't see why the News man
should deNye the charge, but inasmuch. as
he has, public for awhile will probably be
entertained with spicy revelations in his
efforts at vindication.
More than 10000 signatures have been
secured by officers Of the National Re-
ligious Liberty association to the follow-
ing petition: y
We, the undersigned, citizens Of the
Unitid States, hereby respectfully, but
decidedly, protest against the congress lof
the United States committing the govern
ment Of the United Statos to> q union pt
religion and the state in the passage pf
any bill or resolution to close the worlds
Columbian exposition on Sunday, or in
any other way committing the government
to a course Of religious Legislation
The petition was signed by nearly siT
hundred Chicago lawyers and a nnmberxof
the5judges. The secretary Of the associas
tion declares that fully IS per cent Of MI
who are asked sign the petition most wills