The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-12-15
Local News

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Quilts and Blankets 81 at the RICH.
PLACE.
VIM. Beckman, of Falconer, was visit
Ing in Washburn, Tuesday,.
Lined Duck Goats 81. Lined Due
Pants l.5O, ut the RIGHT PLACE.
Good Outing Flannels and Chiviots 10
l,er yard at the RIGHT PLACE.
A fine lot of toys and other christina
goods now open at the RIGHT PLACE
tRev. J. A. Diesen will preach at the resi-
'dence of Mr.. T.. Anderson, Coal Harbor
y Sunday, December 90, at 1890 a. m.
(, VAtrain Of Is wagons belonging to Ft
Berehold Indians, passed through Wash
burn,- Friday, on their way to Bismarck
for agency supplies.
John G. Staley sr., Mrs. Staley and John
Staley jr., came down from their ranch al
Snake creek, as far as Washburn, Wednes
day evening on their way to the capital
city.
Erie Egg Plums and Indiana PUN pkins
10 c. a can at the RIGHT PLACE Iowa
Sugar Corn, very nice and mighty cheap
eating at 10 cents per can at the RIGHT
PLACE.
miss Louisa Fullgraff, who has been
teaching at the Rev. Halls Mission shool
at Fort Berthold passed down, Monday
on her way to her former home at ALBANY.
New York.
The prairies throughout Mclean county
are now utterly bare of snow. Not ovor
one inch has fallen throughout the coun ty
SO far, and it only appeared to quickly
disappear under the soothing Chinook
breezes.
Lawyer Pattorson, Of Bismarck, who
has been delving among the county rec
,'dsof this county, for several days, left
Friday morning for Oliver county. He
Is in the employ of the State.
aHenry Carter and Mrs. Joseph Walkup
an children, of Coal Rarbor, dined at
the Merchants, Friday. Mrs. Walkup
anil childron we're on their way tn Bis
parck. where they will reside this winter.
Edward Anderson and son, of Ecklun'.
township, Burleigh county; Joseph A.
lsurgum. and Captain Merrill, of Conk.
ling; NJ. N. Bonn and Judge Peterson, Of
Sverdrup. were among the visitors in
Washbur.,, Friday.
School children may have many more
advantages in other sections of the coun-
try than they have In North Dakota, bat
We doubt II the recess bell ever rang to a
happier and more hilarious lot of "klds"
than are now attending the Washburn
school.
The American Furniture Agency retails
ali kinds of furniture at % to 30 per cent.
less than regular retail prices, and ships it
direct to its customers from the worlds
largest furniture factory in Chicago.
Large illustrated catalogue for the asking.
Address. American Furniture Agency,
Galena, Agency.
p. Ekstrom, the Plano agent and Law
ger Patterson, Of Bism arck we're among
Wednesdays arrivals in Washburn. Mr..
Ekstrom M ,de the LEADER Office a pleas.
ant call. He thinks business is improv
ing over the state slowly and that the
worst of the hard timss in money matters
I'm business C. Aanels is about over.
Tho number of United States liquor
licences issaed in North Dakota has in
creased from t4S in 1889 and 1890 under
the licence system to 1856 in 1894 under
prohibition; in other words Il would ap-
pear that tlsers wsre 4s5 blind pigs in the
State. xii from which It is easily to infer
the proi,ibibitisn Law in North Dakota is
a farce.
440T0 yOut ChouO0 w A0v AA WAueOk
supply Of -four cheap. For thirty days
from this date Gussuer will sell Standard
Gold Belt -four at less than cent pound.
Nothing like ii ever heard of before. 100
pound sack of -four for SO cents. cash.
Everybody come and buy sack and be
convinced Of its excellent quality. Re.
member this extraordinary offer only lasts
thirty days from this date. Gussner's is
the place to buy your -four.
Messers Hedges: Shelton and Warner, of
HE Bur:eigh county hunting parity passed
down to their respective homes Monday
They had 16 deer. The slaughter of the
deer between Archie's point and Fort
was still going on when this
party left. It ia estimated that over l50i G
deer have been killed and taken away Il
from these points this fall, besides fully RS
many or more that have been wounded +
and loft to die among the bushes. With
tho improvements IN fire arn,a, EiIlinc Il
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