The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-20
Wild geese getting SCARCE.

Wild geese getting 'enE'sx
II. II. Hanes. KiddenN ODDS ranchma
dined at the Nerchaapt'S Thursday.
Dan TejenstronKb vi the Turtle cree
divide, slew two big wolves Thursday.
AL Rohrer Republican candidate fo
county treasurer, was visiting at tn
j. W. cadman. of MiaMhiran, 1pspecto
Of the indian Service, was resting at ts,
Merchants, Friday.
Bard Baartsnn Yves MP looking out foy
an escaped prisoner froif, ,be pen, at Bis
marck, Friday. II
Miss Annie and Waiter Wells. Of Con,
H"rbor' dinedH H t ho Merchants Friday
j. w. Bragden, E. II. Perry and G. W.
Hutton. of Chicago were registered at the
Merchants, Saturday.
! Marriage Bells are again preparing to
chime, SO rumor says. Two or three
couples it is said will soon take the
rosy path.
Shwl s and cloaks, Right Place, Coal
Harbor.
Hoods and facinators, Right Place, Coal
Har5or. ~
Lorin Smith and family are now nicely
fixed in their new residence on Water
street. ~
Tom Enderson, ,hf Elm point, was doing
business in Washburn, Thursday.
James sIAnd, Of Coal Harbor, was shak-
ing hands and cheering up old friends
around washbYWyp' Monday.
James Bartr6n jr., of Coal Harbor, re-
turned from Bismarck, Wednesday where
he had been on trip Jim says the
chimes of bells will be heard by and by.
John Kettleson. of Sverdrup, candidate
for sheriff on the Independent ticket. was
among the throng of visitors in Wsshburn,
Wednesday, shaking hands with the voters.
In reference to the Reporter-Journal
Sewer" business he must be we'll posted
on sewers when he picks up as his Repre-
sentative of this district politician from
the sewers of the fI,1>~a I4t1>~ard Of Bismarck.
Joseph MPnh. candidate for county
treasurer on the Independent ticket. was
i'll Washburn, Wednesday,. Mr.. Mann
believes in clean campaign without
personalities.
Herbert Bartron. candidate for auditor
ON the Independent ticket. was also inter
viewing Washburn citizens. on the situa-
tion. Mr.. Bartron makes his canvass
without ostentiousness or show. He talks
quietly and spayjzgb:
Col.W. E. IoK. The Lake View. ranch
day evening on his return to his ranch.
Mr.. Low says his hundreds of horses and
cattle are doing we'll and in good condi
tion. He has lately added 200 fine sheep.
presumede6ly as a draw bait, or more
properly band of drum majors to reyu
late the coyote orchestra. with which he
proposes to entertain visiting friends on
long winter evenings,
The Democratic County Central Com
mite met in Washburn, Saturday. The
majority of the committee and candidates
on the ticket we're present. j. G. Dwyer
takes James Bartron. jr's. place as secre-
tary. The meeting was an open one
The following we're nominated and placed
upon the ticket: For treasurer Judge
Lacy; register of deeds. Peter Miller;
dlstrict attorney, Dan Williams. Charley
Hoover for assessor 1st district. and AL
bert Lind. assessor End district. j. M.
Pace takes Rhude's place as Justice of tho
peace. r.
Bismarck Tribune: Editor Joseph H.
Taylor, of the Washburn LEADzR, one of
the old timers on the slope and one of the
salt of the earth, is in the city, greeting
friends and looking after some business
affairs. Mr.. TAYLOR is preparing a book
of "reminiscences and recollections of the
early days in. Dakota, with incidents Il,
his career and the lives of the pioneers of
the state, and the work promi.es TO be an
interesting and authentic account of the
first settlers and of early days. Mr.. Tay-
lor is good newspaper man, genial
gentleman, and the Tribune is indebted
for pleasant call while in the city.
As the Minot Reporter-Journal of last
week contains nearly column Of slush
repititions that mark a waning intellect or
a disordered brain; an apparent effort OF
the editor ';de jure" to receive and trans.
NIT the wild incoherent utterances of the
editor "de facto" on paper. It was. re.
diculous effort as any one must see, and
such language as even street boot-black
might be ashamed of. His principal
argument seems to be, that once on a
time this man Murphy slapped the LEADER
mans jaw; a dreamy reminiscent perhaps