The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1892-09-10

The Quarterly Conference of the M. T.
church will be held in Washburn on Sep
tember 10th. at O'Clock p. H.. and or
Sunday. the 11th, preaching services will
bc held at II a. m. followed by sacrament
al services and ba ptism of children Rev
Il. II. Sheckler. presiding elder of the dis.
trict. will conduct the services. Parents
having children they wish baptised can
present them at that time.
Read estray notices.
For fine Shirts, in all colors and styles,
go to Robinson g. Casselman's.
20 lbs. of sugar for 81 at Robinson &
Casselman's.
Cheese, Soap and Bacon at Robinson 4;
Casselman's.
a fresh lot of choice evaporated fruits,
such as apricots, apples. peaches, etc, just
received at Robinson e. Casselman's.
Happy and content is home with The Ro.
chester lamp with the light of the morning.
@oveakalsnc. avrite Roch ester Lan.t Co. Ne7v Yc,k
A dollars worth of sugar cane sugar, at
Robinson Il Casselman's, is sure cure for
the blues.
Miss Jessie Slaughter was IN town Sun
day.
Ed. Wentworth came up from Bismarck
Friday.
Bismarck beat the Fort Yates "a to 6
in the game on Monday.
Hon. John Satterlund went to Minot
Thursday, and returned Wednesday.
q. s. Hall and G. w. Arthur, came down
from Ft. Berthold Monday, on there way
to Bismarck.
N. j. Olson has got the contract for
building the school house in the Weller
school district.
The Bachelor passed up the river loaded
with freight, for Stevenson and Ft. Berth
old, Thursday morning.
Rev. George Mckay preached his fare
we'll sermon. and then went to Coal Harbor
when he will go to Mlnot, and by that way
go to Chicago.
The Imelda came up to this city Sunday,
and brought up some freight for Robinson
& Casselman and I. j. Haugeberg. and
returned Monday morning with about $50
bushels of wheat.
D. Dwyer came up from Sterling last
Friday to visit his son seven miles east of
Coal Harbor. He was very much pleased
with the locality that his son John picked
for his horse ranch.
hunting party consisting of T. j..
Haugeherg. j. L. Davis, VIM. Allen and
Willard Wells went to Merrys point last
Tuesday returning Wednesday evening,
Will was the most successful hunter.
Burton and LeRay purchased one hun
dred brood mares from drover last last
week for $4,000. none of the mares weigh
ing less than 115O pounds. Walter Leroy
has been employed to take charge of same.
What was the matter. no applicants at
the examination for the scholars last week.
Very sorry to see such little interest man
+. ifested by the large pupils of the county.
The prize offered would have been an
honor to any Young person, one OF which
they would have been proud of.
John Reuter- came in to-day from the
Lake. and reports geese by the hundred,
could be seen on his wheat stubie. He
made arrangement with Supt. Davis to go
out with him the first of the week to shoot
few. The geese will stand but little
show to escape if they come in shooting
distance.
The Democratic convention at Fargo, N.
D., endorsed the Independent state ticket
with the exception of presidential electors,
and congressman.
j. 0. Brien of Ramsey county was, .,nomi-
mated as congressman, w. N. Roach of
Grand Forks, and John D. Benton, of
Cass county were nominated presidential
electors Lenard M. Wallin of Mclean
county, twas elected on the Democrttic
state central committee.
Bismarck tribune: August johnson left
Sunday evening for Steele, where he will
remain, having purchased an interest in.
the Ozone. Mr.Johnson has many friends
in the city who wish him success.
Stanton Pilot: young man arrived
here last Tuesday from New York to take
charge of the plenty coal mine. We UNDER
stand that he will have charge of the
electic machinery and run the motors.
Bismarck Tribun: Henry s Wood Of
the Steele Ozone was in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Wood says farmers in the vicinity of
Steele are generally jnbilant over crop
prospects, and ex press satisfaction at the
results of the year.