The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-07-25

Local News
Sheriff Hultberg spent part of the
week in Bismarck.
&c. and James staley were down from
Roach last Saturday.
Miss Mary staley was with her sister,
Mrs. O. H Gates, in the city last Satur-
day.
II. e. Nygaard made final proof on his
tree claim before Judge Peterson last
Saturday.
Tba eool weather continues an
occasional shower to add luxuriance to
vegetation.
Fred Paster vent to Bismarck with a
Toad of oats Tuesday. Twenty cents IL
the ruling price'
Preaching at Turtle Lake at 10:3o' at
Ingersoll at 8 p. M, at Washburn al o.
H. ]. Spelker, pastor. =
Stranger, viewing Sundays turnout:
.Pesrs to me this is a regular l6 to
town-l6 g,rls to boy.
The Northern Pacific makes rate $l2
from Bismarck to st. Paul and return
for the G. 4. r. encampment.
t,ount Eisenkraut returned from Bis
marck with a load of lumber for MS
Turtle Lake ranch Thursday.
Auditor Casselman left for Billings
Mont, last Thursday taking in the con-
vention at Grand Folks this week.
The independents will hold their state
convention at Fargo, July %. There will
he 242 delegates Mclean having 2.
Mics Marion yeedsr and Mics Hilda
uterlund visited With Mrs. Chas. Bellows
at Turtle Lake, Tuesday and Wednesday.
John satterlund and A. A. Merrill left
Sunday morning for Bismarck, from
whence they go to the Grand Forks con-
vsnti0n.
Postmaster Miller was Turtle Lake
visitor in the city Tuesday. He reports
ever, body on the qui vive among the
lake cOlonists.
By the number of reports Of aNssca-
MISUNDERSTANDING T. evident
that justices sss ntsA IN assaana oyer
therefor preliminary work.
Lorin auah has movsd Into sAts nv
reStasop - the East side. A1dis~
Peterson is to occupy the hnsss esaeseee
by Mr.. Smith in the addition.
Cupid, 'tis said, has fastened her fairy
fanes IN NE hssrk of one of our prosperous
young shsa, ind in consequence it is
rumored that wedding bells will ring ere
long.
Andrew Fahlgren sold six four-year old
steers to Merchant wahl last Saturday.
Cattle are not "a high as last year, but
there is stiil . good liberal margin for
profit.
Walter B. Tower arrived from Belle
willie, Can, Monday, aud will make Coal
Harbor his future homo. He expresses
h,mself as we'll pleased with AoLean
county.
Indians are reported to be killing deer
OF the reservation. Complaints have
b.en sent in from across the river and the
matter will receive the attention of game
wardens.
Superintendent Miss Musson returned
from her visit to Mandan last Saturday.
She. was accompanied by Miss Marion
veeder, who will visit With friends heee
for short time.
Martin Holtan is elerking in wahi's
emporium during Mr.. Wahl's tour of
eastern marts. Mr.. Wahl intends pur-
chasing an extensive line of new goods
for his trade here.
Chas. Bellows, We learn, is to occupy
tho Chea worth ranch in the Turtle Lake
MISUNDERSTANDING taken the stock on
shares. Mr.. ellsworth will take up resi-
denoe near Conkling.
VIM. Lacy and Lewis House, Of Coal
Habor spent last Saturday in tho city.
Mr. Lacy ID an old time democrat and is an
earnest believer IN the triumph of Began
and silver in November.
Geo. II. Tweed will be here and orga-
nice tho Washburn Camp Of Modern
Woodmen of Anne, lea tonight Saturday
at z O'Clock. All charter members are
requested to be present.
A letter from Treasurer Mapn to his
brothef, Commissioner Mann, gives the
intelligence of the gradual recovery of
their mother, and that MI. Mann expects
49, homo about August 10.
Col and slrs. VIM. e. Low were city
visitors during the week. Mr.. Low re-