The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-06-20
Local News
Sunshine and showers.

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Sunshine and showers.
Early Potatoes In bloom.
No scarclety of hav this year.
Wild roses blooming in profusion.
Taylor not OF on his trip yet-slov.
Tournament sight see-ers returning.
Photographer Baardson busy at work.
Washburn school children have good
lungs.
Anxiously expected but not Welcome
hailstorms.
Don't have a blowout until you are
ready to blow in.
Treasurer and Mrs. Mann drove down
to the capital city, Tuesday.
Merchant Nelson, returned from trip
to the capital city, Friday.
Engineer Ekstrom, wife and family
Joined the capital city pilgrimage, Tues
day.
Chas. Rathman, representing the whole-
sale house of Jewett Bros, Abe.ieel, was
again over tho county, last week.
The steamer Bachelor brought down
another load of the Russians wheat, Mer
Ger County,-this week.
Thu June raise on the Missouri, ia
now higher and moro turbulent, than for
many years.
Ansel Colby, one of the most industri-
ours farmers of the Weller neighborhood
was guest at the Merchants, Saturday.
Louis Burquist, one of the thr,ftiest of
Ingersolrs farmers, was doing business at
the county capital, Saturday.
The Winona Times compliments the
LEADER as zone of the best and newsiest
little papers that comes to this Office"
Oscar sorenson, of Hancock; John E.
and Levi P. Force of Weller, we're IN. at
the county capital, Wednesday.
John B. Olsen, o. A. Lund, H. Badlum,
of Snake Creek, were registered at the
Merchants, Saturday.
Misses Cunnegunda and Lizzie Casper.
of Turtle Lake, were registered at the
Merchants, Sunday.
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The Fargo Commonwealth has kindly
note for the LEADER on the prosperous
entry of vol. VII. j
Services at sverdrup school house No.
Sunday 2lst. commencing 1880 a. M, and
at the school house at sandhiIlr, 3 p. NJ,
same day.
Miss Kate Cameron, of Butte, Montana,
ia now visiting with her sister, Mrs. Allin
Mcdonald, at the Mcdonald homestead,
Weller.
Hyrum Merry, the wild eyed roysterer
from the dizzy heights of the Prophetic
Mountain, was transaotiug business at the
county capital, Monday.
judge .Bartels, of Turtle Lake, was in {
washburn, Tuesday. The Judge looks
much better, and says he feels much bet
ter in health than for some time past.
John staley, jr., of Roach reached
washburn, Tuesday evening With four
horse load of wool for the Bismarck mar
ket. He has more to follow.
The smiling face of Count 1sentrout,
the p, oppressive clod-hopper and stockman
from the Turtle Lake district, was noted
among visitors in Washburn, Tuesday.
Anton Peterson drove down to the cap
ital city, Tuesday, on his way to Grand
Forks where he holds two votes IN the
Pops State conversion.
Merchant wahl, Rx.Treasurer Hau2e. !.
berg and DR.. Forbes, took seats in Con-
tractor Haines free and easy. for tourna'
ment sight. in the capital city, Tuesday. ,
Mrs. Jno. Satterlund and her little boy {
Floyd, Miss Emma Merry, and Mr..
Olaf Parry Of the Washburn Flonring
Mill company, drove down tho trail
Tuesday to view the expected wonders, /
Forthcoming at tho Fireman's tournament. /,
Mr.. Pary will take trip to New York
Mills, Minnesota before he returns to
again.
Chlesgo. 1855.
will be the rendezvous Of Democrats.
The oonvention promises to DO exciting
and interesting. Northwestern Demo
Gratis went TO the Convention of 1892, via
ths Burlington and they know what It Is.
No experiment about using II again. Ask
IA ticket agent for ticket over the Bur
;noton. and you will never regret It.
The Natlon.l Convention.
OF. the Democratic party will be held
July 7th at Chicago. The best, quickest
, nd most comfortable line is the Burling-
ton. Reclining chair cars and STANDARD
and com pastmsnt sleepers,. make its
equipment sll. that could be asked.
,ery Low late Of fare will be named. Don't i
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