The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1896-04-25
Local News

Local News.
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Henry Rohrer came down from Coal
Harbor Tuesday.
Justice Anderson, visited at the hub
Wednesday.
: Alfred Staley, passed through our berg
Friday on his way to the Capital city.
Axel Nelson, one Of Washburn's enter :
rrising merchants, took trip to Bismarck
The fore part of the week.
Capt, Chas. Brady came ia from his
Conkling ranch Wednesday and transact
ed business with our merchants.
DR.. Slaughter of Conkiing, rested over
night at the Merchants, while on his way
to Slaughter.
Willis Harmon of Oil yer county crossed
the raging muddy the fore part of the
week, TO trade with our merchants.
E. F. Angevine, travelling agent for the
Benton Transportation Company, was in
tn: city Wednesday, rustling up business
for the company.
Goyenor Allen has designate May 1, as
Arbor Day and recomme no proper and
due observance of the same all over the
state.
While passing the New Drug Store, wa
see 81. H. Hams unloading a wagon load
of paints, oils, brushes and varnish, also
q fine lot OF cigars.
Rev. ]. A. Dieson, will preach ut Fort
Clark coming Sunday, at Sverdrup
school house No. 9. Sunday May 9th: TO-
30 o'clock, a. m. and at Coal Harbor at
$3.50 p. m.
Reporter Journal: Atty. r. N. Stevens,
the gifted editor of the Bismarck Tribune,
is in tho city. He is attorney for John
Satterlund in the libel case to be tried in
the district court next week.
Major Chas. T. Staley came up from
Bismarck, Monday. He was accompany
ed by Ralph Ward of Bismarck, and Miss
Martin of Mandan, who will visit at the
Staley ranch for few weeks.
Miss Lulu Satterlund of our city return
ed on last Saturdays stage, she will visit
with parents for few days before return
ing to her studies at the Sisters school in
Bismarck.
WANTED-A reliable lady or gentleman
TO distribute samples and make a house.
toulouse canvass for our Vegetable Toilet
Soups and pure Flavoring Extracts. 5 40
to $ 75; month easily made. Address
Crofts & Reed, Chicago: Ill.
Aug. Wahl, has purchased the stock of
groceries, dry goods and hardware of the
Washburn Milling Company. Mr.. Wahl
will conduct the business at the old stand
who're you can always find bargains in his
line of goods.
Horsemau Fay. who has charge Of the
Jerry Barnes horses. which were wintered
at Painted Woods, visited our town Mon
day. He was accompanied by Ben Hol-
brook, the boys took in the horse race be-
fore returning home.
J.W. Foley, City Editor of the Bis marck
Tribune, and Miss Emma Beardsiey,
daughter of 8. Beardsley of Bismarck,
we're married at the home of the BRIDES
parents Wednesday evening the 18th, by
Rev. A. Drurrie. Congratulations james.
Dan. Williams one of the old timers of
the Missouri slope, came to Washburn
Wednesday from MERGERS Painted Woods
ranch, where he is stopping. He will
meove to his ranch soon, which is located
in the north. eastern part of this county.
While in town he made the LEADER Office
a pleasant call.
Olaf Parry. left on Wednesdays stage
for Bismarck, where he goes to meet Aud
itor Casselman, and q. L. Baxter who pro.
seeded HIM a few days ago. They will
meet some parties with whom they expect
to secure contract from for 5000, sacks
of 100 lbs, each, of the Washburn Fancy
brand of flour.
Boyd Steward Of spiritwood Lake Iowa
has purchased the Jay Parks place in the
Dog Denis where he will put in some cat
tie to fatten on the nutritious bunch grass
that abounds in this county. He expects
his Brother and several other tamilie,
from Iowa soon. who will locate in this
county. They will come we'll EQUIPPED
with horses, cattle and house. hold goods.
NOTICE TO LADIES.
BE SURE AND SEE the nice line o,
MiIinary Goods at Mrs. John Satterlund'.
after April 25th, at Washburn, Nortt