The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-10-01
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Religious. =.
Preaching services will be held toslnor-
row morning at Conkling at II O'Clock ;at
Hensler at 5 p. M, and at Washburn at 8
p. m. All are cordially invited.
B. A. BuRNs, Pastor.
Prayer meeting at the Washburn school
house at 8 O'Clock every Thursday evening.
Read estray notices.
For fine Shirts, in all colors and styles,
go to Robinson d Casseiman's.
20 lbs: Of sugar for 81 at Robinson l.
Gasselman's.
Cheese, Soap and Bacon at Robinson +
Casselman's. 5a s.
A fresh lot of choice evaporated fruits,
such as aprioots, apples, peaches, ETC., just
received at Robinson & Casselman's.
Happy and content is home with The Ro-
chester, lamp with the light of the morning.
Fsreatalacae. ssritf RoeAesker Lansb Ga. Ntw Herk
A dollars worth Of sugar cane sugar, at
Robinson g. Casselman's, is sure cure for
the blues.
carload of coarse salt just received by
Robinson d Casselman.
Flannels in all colors, at Robinson &
Casseiman's,
When you want nice cashmer or print
dress, call at Robinson d Casselman's.
We have just received our fall stock of
underwear for gents, ladies and boys.
Goods to suit everybody. Robinson d
Casselman.
WANTED-300 bushels of potatoes.
Allen Tompklns, Leland Hotel, Minot,
N. Oak.
The five per cent penalty on real estate
taxes attaches to-day.
Register of Deeds Benson visited Coal
Harbor again this week.
]. G. Dwyer and w. H. Clarke of Snake
Greek, we're in town on business early In
she week.
Sheriff Falconer, one of the delegates to
the legislative convention at Minot, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Miss Hilda Satterlund left last week for
Fargo, where she will resume her studies
in the Agricultural College,
Olaf Parry of New-York Mills, Mimi,
and Dave johnson of Bismarck, were visi-
ssnrs in .Washburn Monday.
The average yield of wheat thus far
reported by threshers throughout the
county is about 16 bushels per acre.
Hon. John Satterlund returned home
from Minot Wednesday evening. coming
via Grand Forks, Fargo and Bismarck.
Mrs. s. W. Hagy, who has been at the
hospital in Bismarck for several weeks, re-
turned to her home at Hancock this week.
Fred H. Gilbert, after selling ten sewing
machines in Mclean county in as many
days, left for his home in Bismarck yes
terdRy.
A sudden change in the weather Thurs.
day night caused the mercury in the
thermometer to drop about thirty degrees
yesterday morning.
Joseph h. Taylor of Painted Woods, one
ci ti.e first of the original settlers of the
Missouri slope, made final proof on tree
claim at the land Office Monday.
The steamer Rosebud, which went up to
Berthold early in the week with load of
lumber for the new agency buildings
passed down for Bismarck Thursday.
4. s. Merrill and wife of Ashland, Wis,
arrived in Washburn Wednesday. Mr..
Merrill is "a son of Amos Merrill who
moved into Mclean county from Illinois
with his family last spring.
: Tho Leader will next week make its
comments upon the legislative candidates
nominated at Minot last Saturday. They
are both good men, and we believe no op-
position to either of them will develop.
Messrs. Hammock and Lemicke, accom-
panied by Tom. Christlanson, started
Thursday for the Turtle Mountain country
with a band of about 100 horses, which
they expect to dispose of among the far
ners Of that region.
The friends of j. w. Price will be glad
to learn Of his complete recovery from
the effects of the pistol.shot wound he re-
celved few weeks ago. He visited his
friends in Washburn this week and was
in excellent spirits.
George NJ. Robinson took his sisters
Lottie and Emma down to Bismarck this
week, whence the young ladies took the
train for Grand Forks, where they will at
tend the state university during the COM
ing winter
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