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Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
efanntma6un

Ser unter;eidnete 3eist biermit er9ebenit
at, bab Ct iein >2umber9ei9ait pom 1. Sanu=
ar 1896 al an ieiuen Sobn Nlfreb abtreten
wirb, mnb erju9t baber ole biejenise,,, mel:
DE inn i9ulben, iomie Dieienisen, ,pelGe
Sorberunseu al inn baben, ioldes por benz
l. ScaMuor 1855 ab;uma6em, ba lla9 obi9em
Datum iammtlide Nustanbe 3ur &ouettion
%iiberseben ,uerben.
AZ sos. g. go9eI.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Surn=&tre-

Die fol9enoen Burser 0 Bromn
County murben am Montaa pom Der
;uitdnoisen 8eb0roe ais @ei@morene
fir ben am Dienitas ben l.. Sanuar ba>
bier b%e9innenoen @intertermm bes Dii>
tritt= @erihts QeaoQen:
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
8oriber 1T bic Sommer3eit,
Ser Winter nabet balo,
CNn hrnuhf man ,nnrn,e 6Ic;Aor

Da brau@t man marine &lei6er,
ST jung man, ODER alt.
8er cinen suten Nnjus wiu
0on Stoff unb Arbeit fem,
Scr TONNE nur setroit gu mir
Gr ioq jufrieoen iein.
Gin autes Sieen, neuite Mob'
Miro INNER garantirt;
Die feinite Nrbeit ~ieber3eit
@irb iauber aussefubrt.
Mu@ made i'd su ieoer 3eit
&e@t fart, unb aud iebr i4neQ,
Die alerbeite &eparatur
PreismIroi9 -unb reef.
%. q. 81 bob {.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Neue Mn5et9en.
8erIan8t-

Nlntanoise Manner unb Nrauen gum Ser
trieb eines iebr leidt perfdufli9en Mrtitels.
g. 9errbranbt, 81 Seetman st., SEEM Oort.
1t
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
M@tmne 0tebbeNBer!

Da bas 6iitea pom Yieb bereits anfsebort
bat, 10 mirb hermit betan,t 9ema9t, bab
BON iett an tein 0ieb mebr irei a,f benz
@tabtpiate berumlaufea bari. Wibrisen=
faus ,poerbe ID se3punsen isi1, ber betrefen=
ben Stabtorbiaan3 sen,aB u%or3u9eben.
Sobn Ntu H., Nfanbmeiter.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14
Hartnert1att. Mut5iun8.

IS ,uirb hermit befanut sema@t, bab bic
tlr;li4 smi19en ben llnter3ei4uete1 ulter
benz N%irmananten Mueler & Wiesrer bette
beube Yortnerj1af am 10. Sftober 1895 inn
ae9en1eitisen Ginperitdnbnib aufsel0t MUIR
Sc. Mnton @iesner i9eibet aus ge,,onnter
sSirma aus, unb Nlfreb so. &oos 1T fem
gta9folser. @Ie @rtbabeu 9%enannter garts
ueri9aff liab an bic neue Tirma, Muuer s.
&ooS, gu be3ablen, unb ebenio iinb aQe
Yartneri daft =S9ulben an bteielben eia;u=
rei9en.
Stem lllm, Minn., %. DIT. 1896.
linton 70 ie8ner.
IS gmil MIler.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

@Qe Mrten pom Baubols, als 8alten, Bret
ter, @9inbeln, 2atten, Mouloin9s uIm., unb
bic beiten Sorte1 &oblen itets oil 6anb.
Inter j3uiideruns prompter lr1b reeQer
Be6ienllu9 empfeble i9 mid Der Bep0lterun9
Don Seem lllm uub llm9esenb beitenS.
Better S4erer.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-11-14

Ote Iol9enoeH Uur9er oon OroDn
murben am Montaq uon Der
uitdnoisen Beb0roe ais @ei@worene
lit ben am Dienita9 ben 7. Sanuar ba>
Ter besiunenoen @intertermtn bes Diis
ritz eri@ts sejo9en:
@ranb Surp.
otto @eiter, Seem ul,n.
Matbias 9ofmann, Some.
8. q. Wosel, Nen ulm.
Sans ulen, Qinben.
Gmil @idersti, New ulm.
@.oB. Cunningham. Mlbin.
Setter Moblanb, Gate 9ansta.
2ouis Mosenion, Sleepp Gpe.
Sames 6anion, YrairiepiQe.
Mnton @i9art, Milforo.
ee}ames $. Matter, Nortb Star.
bans @tsurblon, Nlbtn.
0enrp S9merbtfe9er, Start.
@iuer SbelY, Gate @onsta.
Soiepb Qosleben, Some.
6. $. Sobnlon, Baibam.
Sans 500, @leepp @pe.
@briit Nelj Jon, pratrteuiue.
lnbrew Dotten, Qinben.
Mnbrem Steinmet MtuQi9au.
Wti@ael Gdert, Stately.
Gbriitian &oblano, Safe 6ansta.
$. ". Souerien, Seem ulm.
Petit Surp.
Mlbin Delitanje, MuQisan.
Mrnolb @ulben, Nem ulm.
Sans 8. moen, Mlbin.
6enrp MoQ, MIforb.
gilbert Oblunb, Burnstomn.
Gbriit Carton, Some.
s.. 8. Bletben, Stem l1lm.
Trant Guttle. Some.
$. .. Debuff, SLEEPY @pe.
@bas. &lob, Nem l1lm.
Trit @altber g., COTTONWOOD.
Mrbrem Qarlon, Qinben.
6ermaum @aoetti, Brairieuiue.
Sacob Duncan, Start.
@bas. @oatel, Nem ulm.
8. 8. 81. Current, Some.
Ole Spntebp, Safe 9ansta.
Sobn @euner, Sisel.
Grnit Ebor, 8a1baw.
Musuit 8. matter, Nortb Star.
Mnorem M,nann, New ulm.
Greb @. Seste, Burnstown.
peter Iarion, Sleepp Gpe.
Sos. Giljen, Stem ulm.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
A Remarkable Dog.

"Do you want a good story?" asked a
we'll known man about town. "Well,
here's Il about q dog, ard it's q true
n too. The dogs name is Sam. He
is q setter and belongs to 81 man named
Mccormick, who keeps a restaurant
down at Atlantic City. I was down
there last week and saw tie dog going
through a remarkable performance. A
man i'll q crowd Of six Or eight people
will take a nickel from %hispocket, wrap
it i'll a piece Of paper and give it to the
dog. Sam then trots off to the corner,
where an Italian keeps a fruit stand.
Tho Italian places an orange i'll a paper
bag, and pretty soon Sam comes trotting
back with his purchase, wagging his
tail and ticklcd to death. He will then
hunt out the man who gave him the
nickel, ncver making q mistake, appar-
emily wishing to show that he hasn't
~squandered the money fool;shly. After
that he takes the orange from the bag
and plays with it until he gets tired.
Then he cats it. This is another re-
markablo performance. He first bites a
piece out Of the skin, just as nan who
has no knife might do, and then breaks
it i'll two pieces. Ee is very fond of
oranges but although he manages to get
all the meat of the fruit he will never
swallow oven 81 morscl of tho skin. I
tell you he's a great dog ."-Philadel-
phia Record.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
a Cucumber Eend.

An Amcricus bailin whose weakness
is for cucumIcrs struck q store where
tho innocent locking undertaker's as
sistants were Oh sale. Picking up one
about the size Of a coupling pin, he asked
the price.
"Two fer nick" was the brief reply
Of the up to date clerk.
"That's too much" replied the
bailitf. "Tellyou what I'll do, though -
he added. eth give you a dime to let
Inc cat all I want"
The offer was accepted, and the bailiff
lit i'll upon q peck measure of cucum-
bers, eating them ravenously. AS one
after another disappeared tho grocer's
boy became uneasy, and after tho twelfth
had disappeared offered TIE bailiff u
quarter to stop.
"Well, I could cat a dozon or two
more" he replied, looking longingly at
the half filled peck measure, ''but being
us it's you I'll call the trade OFF,"
And pocketirg the quarter he ambled
away i'll search Of another victin.-At-
lanta Constitution.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
Total Abstinence Jubilee.

With the exception of a few details,
the arrangements for the celebration Of
the silver jubilee Of the Catholic Tota.
Abstinence union of America, which
will DO held in New York during the
early part Of August, have been com
pleted.
The convention will hold it's sessions
from Aug. 2 to Aug. II. Mgr. satolli,
tho apostolic delegate, will say public
mass in the cathedral, and the most dis.
tinguished Of the Catholic. clergy and
laity in the country will be present.
Archbishop Corrigan has manifested
great interest in the success of the con-
vention and has put upon it the seal Of
his approval. New York World.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
O r OF THE DAY.
Mrs. Morrison's Hand In the Nomination
of Cleveland.

1t is always of interest to note tho
trail Of a woman i'll politics. Many all
Office, many Il nomination, has pivoted
squarely IL the work Of Il woman. Those
who arc Informed i'll that behalf, and
who watched the progress of the ballots
III caucus, and remember the size Of
Crisp's majority for speaker over Mills,
know that Mills wss defeated ard Crisp
elected because Mrs. Mills expressed
doubts in the Fifty-first e as 10
the glovcliEe fit of the frocks worn by
the wife Of Il well known Missouri con-
gresham. That is, however, only an in
stance.
II is decidedly to be credited that a
woman had much to do with the nolni-
nation OF Cleveland at Chicago in 1892.
Eckels, not then comptroller Of the cur
relcy, had been a Morrison laan. His
o1ibrts were to secure from his region a
delegation favorable to Morrison and
against Palmer. But at the last hour
hope of success deserted him. He wired
Colonel Morrison i'll this city that it was
doubtful if Le could push through IL
Morrison instruction.
The people about him felt warmly for
Palmer, who was their rear ncishbor,
while Morrison lived far away in Egypt.
But Eckels said i'll his message that he
could get his folks to instruct for Cleve-
land. AS between Cleveland and Palm
or they inclined toward the cx-presi-
dent. What should he do? Colonel Nor
rison Was not here when the message
came, but his wife was.
Mrs. Morrison is IL Of the rarcst Of
women, devoted to Colonel Morrison,
and withal Of an intelligence and de-
cision Of character which make her an
admirable hclpElcct to the coIonel. Mrs.
Morrison, as told to Il writer for The
Star, i'll the absence Of her husband
opened the telegram. 1t was too late to
get word to Colonel Morrison. She must
reply herself. After carefully weighing
the pros and cons of the situation, Mrs.
Morrison wired Eckcls, Instruct for
Cleveland"
It came just i'll timo. Eckcls promptly
acted on it. His was the first Illinois
district to instruct for Cleveland, the
rest followed suit, and when the conven-
ton roll was called III Chicago the great
state OF Illinois cast her solid vote for
Cleveland. Where Cleveland might have
been without it is another story. But
there be casuists who arc ready to agree
that it was Mrs. Morrison's message to
Eckels that nominated Grover Glove
land.-Washington Star.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
IRRIGATION CONGRESS.

This Tm2cri.ut ialjcct Will Have a Hear
ia: III :,lanta Next Fall.
The 81 r"s Il land irrigation, which
has rcc, -; g nsilerable attention il
the west yi!. 10 taken up in y general
way ty 80 "e@pic Of the soutLcrn stntes
at - spo, al r'H.>rc:s that will meet al
Atlanta IA U.-~Der for this purpose.
Tic G ssoa5 will be composed Of five
delegate; ~ h;fge from each Of tho
southern .t%,sa, members of state com
missions t.: litigation and one delegate
,a2h f-urA regularly organized irr:ga-
ton, agricultural and horticultural so
c%!ctics, s2o:c1:es Of engineers, state de-
partElcnts Of agriculture, agricultural
colleges AID commercial bodies in the
southern states.
Besides these duly accredited dole
gates to the farmers national ccns~ess
and road parliament, members of tho
national board Of irrigation, meinbcrs
OF congress, governors of states, the Sec
rctaries CT agriculture and Of the inte-
rior will DC admitted as honorary nlerl-
hers, ard many foreign officials and
otAiSI PSA'Vllo ilits1C5.cA III tllC oDJeclS
of the CO, ;rs;rcas will be invited to attend
It's proceeding
The rnypose Of the congress is to dis
cuss methods of irrigation and the effect
OF such l:sild Improvement upon south
crn crops. 1t is claimed that there are
large areas Of productive land now ~
inS i'll ain. ost useless condition OH &C
count CT the dryness Of the soil, which
in other respects is capable of fertility.
In the sar:o regions arc streams, swamps
and artcsi::n wells that might be made
to supply the defect. How this can best
he accomplished and with what proba-
BILE results will be considered by the IT,
riga"ion "rgrcss.-St. Louis Globe
na,roorot
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
clio 1,illyille Banner.

A revival has been going OF in Cur
town for a week, and seven deliMuents
have paid up in full. Religion is a pow
o. for good in any community.
We attended a meeting for women
only last night, and it proved to be very
interesting indeed. Our mother-in-law
presided. She had the floor, and wo had
the roof.
We do not want any moro watermel-
n at this office. We are not q railroad
company, and enough is enough.
Our paper is only 81 q year, but some
men think we ought to throw i'll a free
obituary for good measure and then take
it out in cabbage and green corn.
Brethren. when you copy from us,
give us credit, like they should do at tho
grocery store.-Atlanta Constitution.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
schoo, of Political philosophy.

A school CT historical and political
philosophy will be one Of the attractions
at Columbian university next year. The
design Of tho new department is to &C
quaint the learner with the genesis, de-
velopment and growth Of political insti-
tutions. Students will be sent, as far as
practicable, to the original sources of in
formation, Of which the Capital City
has uncqualed advantages. The archives
of tho department of state will be en-
ploycato bring students into direct con-
tact with the original documents Of
American history. -Washington Post.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.

Default, by failure to Fay either the 1909 or
1854 taxes assessed upon the hereinafter des-
cribru premiscs. when due or since. and Iefaun
existing IN the condition, OF that e ti,l o .sn o
William l.. Penn. Iida ). Tenn, Marion NJ. Heal
end BERTHA !. Brnn. tEo'tgay0rS. to Goal ii.
Wahl, mortgtSee, daiea Oct"hcr 18th, 1874, az
klo~lttEse'i October 18th, 1893, and rtt ortlea! In
comfy, North Dakota, Octoler 2.h, 1876, ut two
%o'r!GcS, y. ~. in i.ook j. of Mortgages. IN page
l59 :.:.d thereafter with the notes deSriiDcd liz
and secured by said mortgnsc duly ASSIGNED IN
"rltihs ny SID mortgage 70 laurence Cass"lmln
and r,y said Laurence Cas3cln.an to Henry Fs-
t"r. the ui:!crai,ned, who is now owner til, rc,f,
each OF said assignments is duly recorded in tie
Office of The Re .istrr Of Deeds of said Mclean
county, Oh with martgaIrg 61t on the nn'e
ti.eielIi described for 500 maturing %o.cmhar 1.
aAhtiil aftcr maturity. t;lctcis non '1ained to he
due the sum OF Two hundred and Twelve dollars
and sixty six cents.
Notice is hereby given that said mortgage will
:;;ile contained in said mortgage .ni now opera
i've, III" land desciibcd therein, viz: the South
mest Quarter (S w ~ OF Section ten ,1U III
i9Tnslllp one hundred and furty-ive il45l north
OF Range riti,ty-one (S1l west west Of the 5th
principal meridian il McLean county, North
naEot;,, Will he sold at pull lie arctinn to the
highest Bidder for cash by :hr sheriff .! jici.cai
county, North Dakota, at the front door OF the
co".t reuse III Waslhlrni in said Mclean county
on inc 23M day of August 1895. at the hour OF
unpaid taxes, attorneys fers, costs nnl disburse-
mrnts allowed by Law, subject to rcdemp.ioE as
provided By law.
dated June 18th, 1895.
UNNRy ESTER.
r. Assignee Of AIsrtra"e.
attorney for Assignee, Eigila: OK, N. -.
jule:.y
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06

Bismach Tribune Editor Britton of
. the Bottineau Current writes the Tribune.
suggesting that it publish all the laws re-
ltisg to legal advertising and printing
contained III tho new Code which takes
effect July lst. Brother Eritton tho new
Code will not take effect on July 1. nor
!. uutil Is has been printed, delivered and
the GoverpoyA proclamation has been Is
sued for thirty days announcing the ac-
csptnncc OF the same True, the Attor-
neyGeneral decided otherwise, but such Il
decision by him was necessary in order
that Il case might be made up for sub
mission TO the Supreme court, which court
i'll ln:j.i, l.isr E:j,ll, verify be!ieyes)
that tie Codes DO not go into effect until
published. The Laws relating to legal
notices and !"rai printing will remain The
same rs now until the Codes tax. effect
Tribune is pleased to Il law will
go into effect prevailing that Ill print *
for both State nnu county government
and so far as practicable. in the county
where the snn.c j. to be used. Tho Tvi-
bune nrodcstiy r'a:ms IL fair sharo of the
credit for sucsi {" provision, ard thc vers
men who a:" mo-" "omplnius most loudly
that tn compilpfion commission are tx
biam for not vIoIffirg one o: the p.pvis-
ion, Of thu uh.. code, VIII insist on the
cnf"rcem"Nt uf t!:at provision which pro-
t"cts home industry and enterprise.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
HOMESTEAD rIS.I. ppnor

LAND oFEIcE. BISMARCK, N. d., May "A. 1891.
named settler has flied notice OF his intention to
make final proof in suppost OF his claim. and
that said proof will he made before the Clerk
July. 1885, viz:
ANTON HEILiNGER.
for the East y of Southwest u and West 4 of
lsNE9c 81. W.. 9Th. r. NJ. ~
II. names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon and cultivation OF
Martin D. Murray and James Thompson, bot,,
OF Han"ock, N. D.. and Joseph, Main and
Luke Eskes, both of Wasiiburn. :. j.
i. \. LAMB.
Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06

LAND OFFICER AT HlSMAl:CK, \. H., JUNE11. 1855!
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice to make tina.
proof in support OF his claim, and that saiu
proof will be made before Judge and Ex-officic
clerk Of county court OF Mclean County, N. D..
at W;.sifhurn, N. d.. on JHly 2Ctll, 1856. viz
albert LIND,
i@f uis a. the 4, and N !. of S L a
OF sectl't. :, IownsAip l45, IL. Range 81, W., 5tr
p m.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
residence upon and cultivation OF
land, viz
Peter Miller and Swan Hanson, of Turtle Lake
n: .nl:: a.. H. Vail and John Sattrrlund, OF
Washbu.n, n. ID. l.. A. LAMB. Receiver.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
For Ierlin,s Exposition.

For the Berlin exposition i'll 1896 a
monster telescope is now being wrought.
The four lenses measure each ITO cent?
meters (ahout 45 irches) i'll diameter,
but the length Of the instrument will be
but 5la meters. The lenses, therefore,
will be larger, but the telescope shorter,
than the Yerles telescope.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
MORTGAGE SALE

"''"sAAAhE DALE.
Default having been made in a mortgage exc
cltr,l ly by IIylnsn Gclstein and Jennie i,
i Inya .stn m nnt his WIFE, to me Mortgage Bank ant
recorded in the Office OF Register Of DEEDS OF
Mriean county, n; d.. on August Is. lisa. 1T :
o'clock, A.. NJ. in i,uoI "A" of Miurte.rrs. OH
Iag" So, on The Northeast Quarter d Section
zen: III inw ls!,ip One hundred i'olty-Tnrsc,
l;a" or Otherwise having been taken to r3iiert
!ilt atDt hereby secured, now due, and secuu ed
me ss!u lnortga=c was duty assigned by an
ereu by the said III Mor:.:ss Bank and d invest lnss.t.
i issg aG mdI' rl ! e w. !; y, Webb, ilatrd sept. j:
pce.ts. in Rook ~ Of slorJa.ascs. on Pare ISL.
Sud m9rtgase will be forerlr>ed ana said
premises sold To- the highest bidder Tor cash. az
ne 'front.' doc" OF tie court house in WasIb,ril,
Mclean county. North Dakota, On Saturday,
August. 3, la95. at . O'Clock. T.. NJ, t o satisfy said
debt and tave.h ~
Dated June 10, 1885,
W. Il. WEHE, Assignee OF mortgage.
Attorney, Cando, n. d.
.JHiluIS
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
Britain's Chance.

Nicaragua suggests arbitration with
all the facile promptness Of an old hand
at diplomacy. 1t should not be forgot
ten, however, that it is in arbitration
that England gets in its finest work
Washington Star.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
The second number of Col. Loursbcrrv'S

The second number of Col. Lounsberrv's
magazine The Record has been received
at the LEADER office. The number he
fore us is even more interesting than the
first number and Tie cngravings arc
finished photo re professions with an
added advantage Of a master pressman's
good work. Bismarck receives n fir
share OF attention frcrn tho June number,
especial" the capital clty's fire laddics.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
The sweetest Thourht of Am

The Sweetest Thought Of All.
Twas sweet to sec her standing thcro
Before that madly clam 'rous throng
And know the darling Of my heart
Was crowned tho queen Of song.
Twas sweet to hear the wild applause
And see the flowers around her fall,
and once again, with modest grace
6he bowed to one and oil. :.
But sweeter far than all the rest
There came to me the thought divine
That. though the world her pathway strewed,
The flowers that she held-were minei
Wallace Dunbar Vincent in Truth.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
Mr.. I,ish.s Op,n:on.

from ex-Speakcr Hamilton Fish's re.
marks it may be inferred that with e
properly constructed sun umbrella Gov.
ernor Morton would be able to vcathe,
the heat Of Washington for four years
st. Louis Post. Dispatch.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
I OF CONTEST.

LAND OFFICE. BISMARCK. n. ID, Maysl. 1895
Complaint having been entered at his Office
Ivy Nels Q. Hcrrid against Nals g.. jefferson for
abandoning his Homestead Entry NO. 1898
W Il and Lots 3-;-5. Section &, Township 145. n,
isangc ST.. W. in M"1.can county, North Dakota.
with a view to cancellation 1T said tntry, tlt
said parties are hereby summoned to appe:,r 1T
the Office Of County dnlgc OF Mclean county.
N. d.. GA til" 18TH day 81 July, 1875. ut. o'clock,
r; M. to rrsnnna and furnish Testimony concern:
on July 10Th, .S3,, at . o'rIorl:, y. M.
Il. T.. LAMH, Register.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
FOR SALE.

Three hundred and thirty acres Of good
farming and meadow land located on the
south shore of Turtle Lake. Section 26,
Twp. 147, Range 81. will be sold on reason
able terms to sui purchaser. There is large
mellow bottom from which there can be
cut fully 100 tons Of hay each year. A
good dwelling house and stable and a
scr failing we'll of water. Absolute title
given. kor further particulars apply to
owner at Turtle Lake. PETER MILLER.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-07-06
A Queer Add.

A London religious paper publishes
this advertisement: "North Of England
Home wanted for lady and her eat;
early celebrations; bracing air, etc.,
For the benefit Of non-Episcopalians it
may be explained that the term ''early
celebrations refers to the early celebra-
ton Of the holy communion.
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go DETROIT
LAKES,
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On the Main Line of the NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD in Minnesota. form one of the most
delightful Summer resorts In the Northwest
Fishing: bathing, b1ating are all at hand;
lovely river, navigated by pleasure steamers
with a good boarding and hotel accommoda-
tons at reasonable rates. Send TO CHAs- s.
fc RAILROAD. st. Paul, Mimi. six cents in
stamps for ''IND1ANLAND AND WONDERLAND,
which tells about Detroit and vicinity.
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Their. First sklrmish.

We are patiently waiting for the new
woman to tackle the old servant girl
question. Post.
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Office Or HOMESTEAD FINAL pHoc

NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL PROOF.
LANDoEFIcEA " BISMARCK, N. d., June IL. 1895.
Notice iShereby given tlEattEe following named
attlar has Fled notice Of his int.ntiun to make
.ina' proof IN support of his claim. and that said
CLERK of County of Mclean county, N. d., al
Nasllburn, n, D., Oh July 18th, 1885, viz:
FANNIE NJ. CI.ASOH,
FOR the Fest half Of y. ": 4. and Lots and 9,
Section 30, Township 1l5, y. Range 81. w. 9Th
p, M.
He name the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of
said land, viz:
charles Weller. Olaf Gradin. and Robert
Leroy. all OF Weller, N. D., and B.. McGinly, of
Wasllburn, n. D..
Z. A, LAMB, Register.
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NOTICE OF FINAL PKOOI

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Attorney, Cando, n. D..
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Attorney for Assignee, Bi;ina: OK, N. -.
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