The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-07-30
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Read all the estray notices.
Weather turned cooler with new moon.
Laurence Casselman advertises to let
sheep on shares.
Rachel Katz, little daughter of Nolan
Katz, cut her foot badly one day last week.
For fine Shirts, in all colors and Styles
go to Robinson g. Casselman's.
Dan. Leroy, industrial farmer, and DR..
]. r. Finney came down from Stevenson
last Saturday enroute to Bismarck.
Peter Miller, John, Reuter- and Chas. F.
Huston ofaTurtle Lake we're visitors at
the church in Washburn last Sunday.
For latest designs of Dress Hair Pins
go to Robinson & Casselman's.
Henry h. Rohrer went to Bismarck last
week, accompanied by his wife who has
gone to Fargo on visit to friends.
Louis Hartle of Coal Harbor made
trip to Bismarck this week after goods
returning on Tuesday with full load.
Robinson g. Casselman have just re-
ceived fine lot of white and black Lawns,
Ginghams, Tickings, Skirtings, ETC., in all
patterns.
A four months term of school at Coal
Harbor will begin next Monday, August
LIST, with Miss Lydia Staley as teacher.
: Fred Hendershott has resigned his po
.sition on the Fargo Republican and has
gone to Emmons county to recuperate.
Happy and content is home with The Ro-
chester, lamp with the light of the morning
lESvcataAaexe. wyike RocAeste, LansS Go. Ntw Yo>k
w. E. Low came down again from his
Lakeview ranch on Saturday, and returned
Monday, accompanied by Henry Farrell,
= who is now his "best man."
Joe Olson lost his entire field of wheat,
embracing seventy five acres, by the hail
storm of the 22d. 1t is hard blow to
Mr.. Olson, as this was his first effort in
farming.
Silas D. Rohrer and family returned last
Saturday from their visit to Canton, Ohio.
/, Mr.. Rohrer brought back with him fine
I. stallion and very handsome driving team
and carriage.
The hail storm on Friday morning of
lust week destroyed about twenty acres
of grain for Fred Merry, but Fred was
wiser than some of his neighbors and had
the field insured.
Dwyer and Davis this week bought the
band of horses offered for sale here by
John Stauffer. They are all mares, and
are being sold on time or traded for cattle.
See advertisement.
Three of Fred Merry's children and Ras-
mus Nelson's baby we're baptised at the
schoolhouse last Sunday by Rev. F. M.
Wood, of Fargo, synodical missionary of
the Presbyterian church.
David Williter, Gerald Pierce's groom,
accompanied Mr.. Bartron up from BIS
marck last Wednesday with Girondin, the
imported French coach stallion which Mr..
b. purchased last week in the capital city.
Bismarck Tribune: Mr.. Mackey, one
of the prosperous merchants of Indian
Territory, and son-in-law of George T..
Robinson, the Coal Harbor merchant, was
in the city yesterday enroute to that place,
where his wife is at present visiting.
The steamer Bachelor, Capt. Voolfolk
master, came up from Bismarck yesterday
morning enroute to Fort Berthold. She
left considerable freight at this place,
among which were forty sacks of -four.
She will load with wheat on her return.
The scholars of the county are invited
to contest for the prize offered for the best
essay to be read at the competitive exam
ination on Saturday, Sept. I'D. The sub
iect they are required to write upon is:
"How can We spend our summer vacations ~
Profs. W. NJ. Hays and j. q. Shepherd,
of the agricultural college at Fargo, regis
tered at the Merchants hotel here Thurs
!. day. They came in from the north via
Mlnot and Coal Harbor, having driven
from Fargo through the country by way
OF DEVILS Lake and Towner.
The Tribune says that Alex. Fromme,
boss Of the Boston Clothing House at Bis
marck, has just returned from the east
With his bridea most charming lady.
That Alexis genial face was smiling in
deed, and host Of friends greeted them,
rendering congratulations and best wishes,