The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-04-08

WANTED--A few thrifty stock hogs.
ROBINSON & CAssELMAN.
Hon. John Satterlund drove the stage to
Bismarck, Thursday.
John Samuelson of Weller, was visitor
in Washburn Monday.
John Hanson. formerly of Weller, came
up from Bismarck Thursday.
Albert Allen, of Coal Harbor returned
from a trip to Bismarck Wednesday.
L.Casselman returned from the east with
his imported stations. They are beauties.
R.H. Copeland of this place, accompanied
by w. E. Low, left for Bismarck Monday.
Henry Rohrer came down from Coal
Harbor Wednesday, on his way to Bis
marek.
FOR SALE, or exchange for steers--a
good, heavy work team.
ROBINSON &; CAssELMAN.
John D. Carlson of Weller, was in Wash
burn Monday on business with the board
of County Commissioners.
The Geese are quite numerous around
here this spring. Fred Merry and Willard
Wells shot seven Wednesday evening.
Happy and content Is a nome with The Ro.
chester !" a lamp with the light of the morning.
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W. E. Low returned from brief visit to
the Capital city Thursday. Mr.. Low ex-
poets to leave for his Sheridan county
ranch Friday.
Oscar Sahlberg was down from Coal
Harbor Monday. He reports that the
snow is all gone and seeding will COM
mence in few days.
Samuel Fairman of Talconer, returned
from Bismarck Thursday, where he has
been engaged in buying wheat for the
Bismarck Roller Mill Co.
Miss Jennette Ward came up from Bis
marck last Saturday. Miss Ward left for
Weller Sunday, where she is now engaged
in teaching term of school.
We hope everyone who owns horse will read
the advertisement Of the Elkhart Carriage and
Harness Manufacturing Company, OF Elkhart.
Indiana, appearing in this paper.
Henry Holtan, brother of the Holtan
bays, came up from Forest City Iowa,
last Sunday, enroute to Sverdrup, where
he is now teaching term of school.
John j. Robinson came down from his
Coal Harbor farm Thursday to inspect the
blooded horses brought up By Mr.. Cassel-
man. Mr.. Robinson informs us that he
started his seeder Wednesday, and that
seeding will be general by next week.
Five loads of farming implements were
brought up for Robinson & Casselman this
week, consisting of drills, seeders, plows
and drags. Robinson & Casselman are
now ready to supply tho farmers with the
machinery necessary to put in the springs
crop.
Fred Hoover of Weller was in Washburn
Mouday, doing some masonry work at the
court house and the residence of T. j.
Haugeberg. Mr.. Hoover expects to go to
Ft. Stevenson soon, to work on the new
brick school house that is to be built there
this summer.
Frank Westmiller came down from
Turtle Lake Thursday. he says this
county is good enough for him, and has
decided to locate in the vicinity of Turtle
Lake. He will send for his family in a
short time and has two, sons that will also
take up land in this county.
+. A. Fisher of Arlington, Minn., arrived
in Washburn last week enroute to Coal
Harbor, where he went with view of pur.
chasing John j. Robinson's magnificent
farm. We understand that Mr.. Fisher il
we'll pleased with the country, and that ar
rangements have been fully made for the
purchase, the consideration being placed
at something over $4,000. Mr.. Fisher tool
Tuesdays stage for Bismarck on his re
tnrn home, where he will try to sell his
farm at Abingdon and return hero to vino
up his. deal with N.Y. Robinson.