The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-04-23
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Religious.
Rev. Geo. Mckay will preach at the
Washburn school house tomorrow morn
ing at IL o'clock. A general invitation
is extended.
Preaching services will be held at Turtle
Lake tomorrow at IL O'Clock a. M, and at
Coal HarbOr at 4 O'Clock in the afternoon.
B. A. BURNS, Pastor.
Prayer meeting at the Washburn school
house at O'Clock every Thursday evening.
Read notice to assessors and commits
sioners.
&c. Whitlock was down from Conkling
Thursday.
Register of Deeds Benson visited Coal
HarbOr this week.
Chas. Wachter made flying trip to
Coal Harbor on Monday.
The steamboat Josephine is working
her way down the river.
Willis Harmon was an additional visitor
from Oliver county Wednesday.
Cucumber pickles in bottles and barrels,
at Robinson's & Casselman's.
James Dillingham; was in from his
Strawberry lake ranch Tuesday.
T.. J. Haugeberg received his new goods
per steamer Abner O'Neal on Monday.
One barrel of fresh cranberries left, at
Soc a gallon, at Robinson & Casselman's.
Chas. A. Peterson made homestead filing
before Clerk of Court Wallln this week.
large quantity of barbed wire and
tarred felt paper just received at Robinson
q Casselman's.
j. R. Walkup of Coal Harbor made
trip to Bismarck Thursday after lumber
and other supplies for himself
Seeding has begun in earnest in Mclean
county, nearly every farmer now being en-
gagged at either the plow or drag.
Our old friends Thos. Cunningham and
Barney Flynn were both elected aldermen
in Bismarck at their recent election.
John Sheldon proved up on his tree
claim this week before Clerk of Court
Wallln. Who says the country is dying?
Mrs. M. II. Jewell, wife of the urbane
editor of the Bismarck Tribune, has gone
ON visit to friends at Los Angeles, Ca.
The latest reports concerning the con-.
dltion of John Reuter- are very unfavor-
able. His recovery is said to be doubtful.
Geo. Tuman, who has sheep ranch
a few miles south of Dog Den butte, was in
town Wednesday evening buying supplies.
Happy and content is home with The Ro.
chester" lamp with the light of the morning.
FSbeataAexe, zyyixe Roehester Lars Go. Ntav Yo,k
Maps drawn by scholar No. l of the Coal
Harbor school won the prize recently
offered for the best specimen of that class
of work.
For finest selection of hats and gents
furnishing goods in the northwest, the
very latest styles, can be found at Robin
son & Casselmans.
We understand that the school board of
Satterlund township has granted Miss
Conway a weeks vacation on account of
temporary illness.
Nels P. Olson returned to his place of
business in Bismarck on Monday, after
compiling arrangements for the seeding
of his farm here.
Just received at Robinson & Casselman's
a choice assortment of ladies' hats and
trimmings The flowers are of the latest
DESIGNS, and embrace very fine selection.
Fargo Forum: Cross is commissioned
postmaster at Gardner, Casselman at
Washburn, and E. G. Kennedy draws an
original pension prize-all for North Oak.
Mi. and Mrs. G. M. Griffeth, Lorin Smith
and j. C. Ellis were over from Oliver coun-
ty Wednesday replenishing their stock of
groceries and dry goods at Robinson q
Casselman's.
Louis Hanle, one of Coal Harbor's en-
terprising merchants, passed down for
Bismarck Thursday, where he expects to
meet his spring stock of goods which he.
will ship up by boat.
Miss Annie Gradin came up from Bis
marck last week, and is now visiting her
parents at Elm Point. The Mclean coun-
ty bachelors arc just now all agog, but
they are too unskillful to make "a catch"
i Peter Miller came down from Turtle
Lake Thursday. He is picking up his
stock which the kind ueighbors wintered
for him in consequence of losing his stables
( aud hay by fire last fall
Miss Iva Lambert came up from Bis
marck last Monday and on Tuesday morn
ing was conveyed out to her school at
Ingersoll by Prof. Wells. Miss Lambert
reports a great Improvements in her
mothers health.
The nine foreclosure sales advertised by
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