The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1893-04-01

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at 1880 p: M, held at the parsonage. All
are Welcome. B. A. BuRns, Pastor.
A rain storm will next be in order.
Mrs. 10. Brown was in Washburn last
Monday on business.
See notice of p. H. Burton. who adver-
tises to herd horses the coming summer.
WANTED-A few thrifty stock hogs.
ROBINSON Il CAssELMAN.
W. E. Low visited Bismarck last Satur-
day on business, returning to Washburn
Monday.
Henry Coburn, father of Mrs. B. F. Long
of Coal Harbor, is now visiting his daughter
at that place.
B. F. Long went to Bismarck Thursday
after load of googs for Geo. L. Robinson
of Coal Harbor.
Under the influence of the warm wealth
er during the past week the snow has al
most entirely disappeared.
Louis Baardson came uptfrom Bismarck
Wednesday with another heavy load of
goods for Robinson & Casselman.
Mr.. Frank Williams, who formerly lived
in Oliver county opposite Washburn, died
in Mandan on Saturday, March 18th.
Henry Rohrer is the proud father of a
bouncing boy. We understand that the
mother and child are getting along finely.
The Northwest News should correct it's
official directory of North Dakota, Lyman
R. Casey is not one of our U. s. senators.
Henry Carter returned last Friday from
visit to friends in Mercer county, west
ern Ohio. He has been absent all winter.
FOR SALE, or exchange for steers-a
good, heavy work team.
ROBINSON d CAssELMAN.
We hope everyone who owns horse will read
Harness Manufacturing Company, OF Elkhart,
Indiana, appearing in this paper.
Mr.. A. O. Davis, accompanied by his
little daughter and his sister-in-law, Miss
Kate DAILY, came down from Ft. Berthold
last Monday en-route to Bismarck.
News comes from Bismarck that Land
lord Henry Tatley is wearing a smile
broader than the Amazon river. 1t is q
girl, and the most precious jewel in the
Capital city.
Happy and content Is nome with THE Ro-
chester. alamp with the light of the morning.
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Henry Bartels of Turtle Lake was
caller at the Leader Office this week. He
said he had the pleasure of visiting "Jaok
the Ripper at the Minot Jail on areoent
trip to that city.
H. A. Larson, of Dry Point, brother-in-
law of Hon. John Satterlund, rejoices in
the possession of bran new girl, whose
appearance at his house was announced
last Tuesday evening.
Nose Hyatt and Mrs. Maria Smith, resid
ing in Oliver county, across the Missouri
nearly opposite Washburn, were married
at Mandan on Monday, March Goth, 1898.
Nose, bring on your cigars.
8. J.. Swanson has leased the Pacific
House from Henry Tatley for term of
five years. We understand that Mr.. Swan.
son intends to renovate the house and add
many features to its convenience.
The acrage to be sown to wheat in Free
born county, Minn., this year will not be
near so large as last year. The continued
low price of wheat is deterlng farmers
from sowing it. The acreage to corn will
no doubt be largely increased.
The rental of the Pacific hotel was con
summated yesterday, 8. J. Swanson as
suming the management. He will keep
the house up to it's usual standard, and
continue to furnish 6rst-class stopping
place az Bismarck Tribune.
Il. B. Thompson had the misfortune last
week of losing fine mare. HIS horses
and cattle are tied in the same stable, and
bull got loose the other night and gored
the mare to death, completely disembowel-
ing her. The mare was worth at least t85.
Otto Wallin has placed his steam engine
In working position in building erected
for the purpose in the ravine near his res
idence in this city, and Is now engaged in
grinding feed. Farmers can secure all the
ground feed they want by bringing in their
grain. Mr.. Wallin charges about s cents