The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1894-10-06
Local News

LOCdl News
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Rumors are rife of wedding bells.n
Heavy frosts this week. hsreabout.
More convention news next week.
Rings and ring busters on the rampage
Every candidate expects to 'get there.
Is,litor Brit.on will locate at Kuhn.
Blankets and quilts, Right Place, Goa
Harbor. ~
Suit. its and .v.,,o.s., nsy<s Place. Co.
Harbor.
Miss Lena L. s,augLk, Of tn, fns.rso1
school, was visiting in Washbdrn, to-day
Herb Bartron, Coal He,%r. rod. down
to the county seat on bsstness, Thursday
Quite snox, st9,h visited this section
Tuesday and HfW76s%d'y. W
Bsrbor.
Tom Enderson. Of Elm Point, killed
three deer on short hant. Thursday eve.
Get the highest price for youz<hogs by
selling to Gues1.er.
John spitz, of BisF9tek,. passad up
through Washburn, Wednesday.
John Edwards, of Conkling, was resting
at the Merchants, Thursday.
WANTED, 100 steers. will buy in small
lots. JOHN j. ROBINSON,
John W. Robinson, Coal Harbor; is now
agent for the Columbia Bycicle Company.
Write him for catalogue and price list.
A. w. Carlson, of Weller. and J. A. Bur
gum, of Cohkling, wcro registered at the
Merchants, Thursday.
Vcaptain Merrill any daughter and Levi
P. Forc- of confjhg, were DONG bus'n-
ess at the county Eeat, Friday.
Potatoes rapidly raising liz price in the
market. Seventy-fve cents per bushel
in Minot.
Charley Bellows drove down to the cap
ital city Thursday. Ito see his best girl
safely started on her journey.
"Hoodoo" Wa!lin and the jug" made
an unsatisfactory political combination
for themselves but a "mi-p6" one for the
other side. +
Y Pat c. o'Conner, w Wolf creek ranch
man, one of hyold,zt of old timers of the
Missouri slop( PASSED down through
W..hburn. on ktrip to Bismarck, Friday.
TOO many local political leaders and
place hunters in the scramble are like an
over abundance of poisoned flies In the
soup; it may be tho richer but not SO
palstable.
Mrs. Peter Miller and her daughter Miss
Kitty came in from Turtle Lake, Wednes-
day. Miss Kitty took Thursday morning g
stage for Bismarck, and from that place
she goes to Duluth, Minnesota, for the
winter.
Tho editor Of the Steele Ozone COM
plains that he did not receive last weeks
LEADnn but instead some items cut from
it, furnished by letter. The one who sent
the slips should have sent the paper. The
LEADER is mailed regularly each week to
the Ozone.
George s. Brooks and Joseph Kesshaw,
of Mckenzie, Burleigh county, passed
through Wednesday on their way to Coal
Harbor to purchase live hogs to tatten
on their grain. These gentleman believe
it is better to feed their wheat to the pork
ers rather than sell it for 80. cents Per
pushe!.
DR.. Van Dyke, of WilIiston, drove down
from Williams county and reached Wash
burn. Monday and started on bis return
trip Tuesday morning. Th. Doctor made
a favorable suppression on all who made
his acquaintance and he may conclude to
cast his future with tke people of Mclean
county, resolution that we hope later on
to confirm, as resident physician is
badly needed in this county.
Y =.
Henry Rohrer, of HancoeI wife and
children aooonpanif bYni.s Annie
Wells, and Miss NJ. Be hfor3from Coal Har
Dor formed little pdFt4 That were resting.
at tho Merchants, 1tdrsday evening on
their way TO the capital city. Mics B.
has been visiting the family Of George L.
Robinson during the summer and is now
on her way to her home in Saint Louis
Missouri
Judge Winchester opened court at the
court house IN Washburn, at O'Clock, p.
IN, October 3rd; but there were no cases
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