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The Virginia enterprise., 1898-11-18

VIM. Rooney left Monday fol
q months trip to Pacific coas1
points. II .s.*
#. B. Rossom attended to bus
mess matters in Duluth the tirsl
of the week.
Griggs, Cooper & Co.'S cele-
brated coffees at
Talboys & Campoell's.
Mr.. aad Mrs. D. E. Cupper.
null leave shortly for a visit Al
Mr.. Cuppernull's former home
at Marquette, Mich.
The annual war on Turkey
will be inaugurated on Thursday
next.
Coal at A. Hawkinson's.
J. A. Meyers and daughter
Miss Jennie.. left yesterday fol
an extended trip to Chicago and
New York.
The ladies of the Swedish Lu.
theran Church will hold a fail
land festival at the Lundstrom
block on Saturday evening, No
vember Goth, to which a cordia
invitation is extended. Coffee
and luncheon will be served and
many handsome pieces OF fancy
work will be offered for sale.
F. S. Colvin, of the contract
ing firm of Colvin Il Robb, was
over from Biwab:k Wednesday
J. J. Booth, proprietor of the
Virginia Steam Laundry, con-
templates extensive improve
ments on his building.
A. P. Silliman was over from
Mt. Iron yesterday.
Mrs. J. Roman visited with
Biwabik friends Tuesday.
Extra good line of Calicos,
dark and light, 5 cents per yard.
at Talboys & Campbell's.
John Taylor will remove a
number of houses from the Can
ton to the Elba location for the
Minnesota Iron company. during
the coming winter. A mum Der
of buildings will also be moved
from Auburn to the Fayal. which
contract he will doubtless Sc
cure.
Regular morning and evening
services will be conducted at the
Presbyterian Church on Sunday
next, Rev. W. H. Harbaugh pre-
siding. 4.~. ...--.----..----- - ~
Rev. G. F. Kite, district mis-
sionary of the Episcopal church,
visits with Virginia friends this
week.
H. B. Sturtevant, superintend-
ent of the Pioneer at Ely, was
in the city Saturday.
On Wednesday John Taylor
closed sub contract with Col
vim & Robb for furnishing the
Adams mine with 1900 cords of
tagging and a large amount of
mining timber during the CON-
ing winter.
The range "traitors" still
await with breathless anxiety
that promised ''dwell'' of the
News Tribune upon their acts
political.
Buy your coal at A. Hawkin
sons.
Rev. w. H. Harbaugh conduct
ed divine services at Mt. Iron on
Sunday last.
Judge Vivian Prince went to
Duluth Wednesday, where he
will act as a member of the Off
cial canvassing board, in can.
vassing the :vote of St. Louis
county as cast on November 9th,
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
M. E. Church will hold their an
nual fair and festival shortly be-
fore the Holidays.
Capt. W. E. Dickinson, agent
of the Aetna Powder company,
was in the city Saturday. Mr..
Dickinson was elected as prose.
cutting attorney of Florence
county. Wis at the last general
election.
Mrs. w. J. Moore visited with
Duluth friends Tuesday.
Coal at A. Hawkirson's.
| Messrs. Stein & O'Rourke, the
hustling proprietors of the Vir:
ginia Cash Grocery, are among
the new firms of Eveleth. Their
new store will be no venture
with I.them, however, as their
Eveleth and Fayal trade has al
ways been a large one, and THEN
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TELEPHONE LINE,

The enterprising firm of Tai
boys & Campbell, associated
with DR.. G. W. Moore. of Evel.
eth, have received permission
from the common councils of the
villages of Sparta and Eveleth
and the city OF Virginia to erect
poles in the streets and alleys
for the purpose Of putting in
and maintaining telephone line
between this city and Sparta,
touching at intermediate points.
The line will not be exactly a
public one, although it is the
expectation of the promoters of
the enterprise to place numer
Gus instruments in business
houses and residences in the
various places touched. Poles
for same are already being
erected, and the line will be in
working order in few days.
MARRIED..
BY Rev. Lucian F. Merritt, of
Duluth, Thursday, November
10th, at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. A. Burns, near Ely
Lake, Mr.. John Edward Code,
of Earlville. Illinois, to Miss
Doris Annette Loback, who has
been a member of the Burns
family for the past five years.
Luncheon was served to the
guests and at p. m. Mr.. and
Mrs. Code left on the D. M. &
N. for Chicago, enroute fol-
Earlville where the groom's
parents reside.
The young couple have the
sincerest wishes for "health,
happiness and prosperity" Of all
who know them.
The Virginia enterprise., 1898-11-18

snortly Tor ldaho.
Rev. w. H. Harbaugh and sons
arrived in the city from Devils
Lake, North Dakota, on Friday
last, and Mrs. Harbaugh and
daughter, who at present visit
with Chicago friends, are ex-
peoted in the. city the coming
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Harbaugh
will occupy the new Taylor resi-
dence, on Central avenue, so
soon as the building is complete.
A bouncing boy filed an ap.
pearance at the pleasant home OF
Prof. and Mrs. VIM. Park, on
Lake Boulevard, on Friday last,
Mrs. Kennedy entertained a
| plea 1nt gathering of friends or
yIIFriday afternoon last, in honor
lof Mrs. m. Nc Cullum, who lef,
lIIT'uesda Tor q winters visit a,
Iowsand Missouri points.
ID. Rooney attended to. bust
mess matterssin Duluth on Fri.
1 day last. ...;.. =
Mrs. +. Engel has returned
/ from q visit with relatives a
Racine, Wis, and Mr.. and Mrs
p. have gone, to house. keeping
q ia Mr. Engels stone block ol
q hestnut street.
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Mandan Pioneer: There ara some
things that our esteemed contem porarios
who are continually trhducing the sixth iu-
dicial district, do not take INTO proper
consideration. At the terms of count
being held at Grafton, Grand Forks,
Wahpeton and elsewhere IN the Red River
valley. there is a large amount Of cri.. III.
al business. reported, and a great deal OF
this is blind pig" business. There t.
more blind pig" business bought before
the court in those places at one term Thru
there would be in five years VI, the euti,.
Missouri slope, if every man suspected of
the Otfense were arrested and prosecuted
There is no desire or the part of t!,e pI,.
neer to critl'lse an; body, except those OF
our contemporaries who for Il pu,,,ost
that il not Il very good one, are c,nin.i:.,
all the time that tho seat of %iniuuity in
this world lies at Bismarck aud Mardpn
we are none too good thar il a fac;
which all sane people will admit But MI
goodness will not die when the Winsliu-
IAN folks pass out of existence.
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The Steele Ozone n has Il
peculiar faculty in jollying the
facts in a case. Here is the way
our astute brother parties the
questions raised by himself
and which the LEADER asked
more explicit information
either from Ex-county Trea-
surer Haugeberg or the Ozone
Editor:
I've don't mind being called n her in
the LEADER; its old. What we stated WAS
heard long since as we could recall. Any
way the fact that the LEADER refused to
print the apology, [Eskes even as paid
matter, proves only personal malice but
also n weak cause on its part. That is
tn. size OF it,"
That is the way the Ozone
man crawls from under the
dust of his own raisiug--a
happy faculty of supple as
sininty, no doubt but an unfor-
tunate pose all the same. Since
Editor Wood is SO cxplioit on
the one point of our being ten
dered pay for the insertion III
the LEADER columns OF the
Eskes apology, we would like
to inquire for the information
of all concerned,-wh who offered
the pay, and to whom wasStl1e
offer made?
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All Sorts Of Tricks.

"Oh, l guess we have our expo
rienccs," laughed the fire insurance
agent. I'VE ale just like others who
have to deal with all kinds ct PEG
pie.
"Take the smart Alexis, for in
stance. They give US 81 whirl cnce
in awhile. but we generally manage
to get as goes! as a draw with them
"CAc .i.reNI old chap had grown
rich out of our company, and wheI'
he had built in elegant new store
and stocked 1t with goods he came
to us again tor insurance. refused
Linn, but he was persistent, and
finally asscnted on condition that he
hang IL gross of hand grenades III
the place. After l had seen them
properly distributed / sent an Odd
chum of his up to get the real lay
of tho land, for l was still suspi-
cious. This is what the cronies SAID
TO each other:
"'What is them things, Ikef'
LELAND grenades.
whats hand grenadesf'
"'1 don't know what was in EN-
Mt first, but they're full of kerosene
oil now
"Ws Cancelled tne poicy."-De
troit Free Press.
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NOTICE OF BIDS.
T.. a LAMB.
Register

Sealed proposals will be received by the
clerk of Hancock school district for re.
pairing school house No. 2, IN said dis
trict. The house is log, 16 K Is feet-s
feet from floor to floor. One more log to
he put on top, (said logs on the ground.)
The house to be sided with drop siding
and new shingle roof and new chimney
ard the roof and outside to be painted:
the ceiling overhead to be painted: #
storm shed over door, 4 x5 feet, also
a coal shed 6 K 10 feet to he made of drop
siding, The bids hold open till the frs,
day of March. For further information.
call on the president of the board, a
Roseberg of Hancock district. Tn.
house Is to be done by the 18th of May Ia
the year 1898. The board holds tn.
right to reject any and all bids.
II. A. ANDERSON,
Clerk of Hancock School District.
Coal Harbor, Mclean County, N. D.
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MORTGAGE SALE

GiTSt Publication Van. Is, 1881
Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
cage. made, executed ana delivered by Noble
Il. Casscllnan and Lawrence Cas- Gilman, her
hush and. mrrteaGorS, to Joseph Mann. merit
Gagec, dated the attn day OF November. 1876. and
filed for record in the Office OF the register of
deeds Of the County Of Mclean and State of
North Dakota "n the 18th day day OF JANUARY
1887, and recorded in book ''i:' of MGrts.yns at
|la.e 179, will be foreclDsed by IL sale OF the
premises in such mortgage and hereinafter de-
>rribct ut the front door of the courthouse, in
s'c County nf Mclean and State of Nurt,t Da-
linta at the hour Of 2 o'clo"k p. IN. on thn.eth
LAY OF February. 1898, to satisfy the amount due
m such mortgage on the day of sale. The
premises described l in such mortgage and wl.i-|,
vii! bn sold to satisfy the same are described
Is follows: South East quar-er ;S..E:. In, of
Section Four ~. III Town>llip.Onc hundred and
forty five. C45>. North of Rang Eighty one .sn
West of the Fifth %, Principal Meridian, Ne
Lean County. North Dakota.
There will he due on surh mortgage ut the
late Of sale the sum of Tilirty-nine and;l2-lG0
dollars ts3a 10y. besides taxes. If any.
Dated December Ind. 1897.
JOSEPH MANN.
Mortgagec,
BOUCHER, P%ilIIHr1cK. * COCHRAN,
Attorney for Mortgagce. Bismarck, n. u.
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lola is a great nov;lest,--
had been very popular one ir
France, and his books have
been we'll read over the literary
world. His characters anu
plots are largely sensational.
but with all his wierd inag;n-
ings and workings of his fertj!>
brain, lola never conceived &
more sensational plot,than tho
one he is NJ w the ceatral figur.
in real life at the French clp;-
tai, in the character of de!c1,-
dant growing out of his publi>
charges concerning the famed
Dreyfus case.
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nNrICE-TlMBER CULTURE.

U,S. LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK Jan, 18th, 1897
COMPLAINT having bern entered at this
,llicc Ivy Ilalvcr IL. Nygaanl against Johann
Slid for failure To comply with lawas to timber
culture Entry No. 32al dated April 18th, 1887,
lpou the Ii g Il Of Section 20. TOWNSHIPS AZ u.
,HaEge 81 W, in Mclean '"n":tj. Mort: Dn>ota.
sill a view to TIE cancellation o. the said entry.
:outcstaEt alleging that the said cntryinan
.leyer broke or caused to be rn;en any OF sails
,and only II few plough Burrows ai! :.lat said
rntryman ahandon"d,.sHid land one year after
"lt!y. and no person !;loWs where he went to
so far the contestant can find out. The said
are hereby summoned TO appear at
WasliNirn. Mclean comfy, N the 2Gtil day OF
February. is9S at II O'Clock, q. m. before thu
"o,nty Judge to respond and furnish ttstimon.
said alleged failure. Hearing lat
this office. March 5th. 1898. at . p. III.
-, LAMn.
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A Noted Dog Fnncier

Tho Countess of Warwick is &
r.otcd dog fancier-indeed her dogs
are said to lie better known in some
circles than she is herself. She hai
tho finest japanese spaniels in Eu'
rope, and they accompany her when
e;er she goes from one OF hei
houses to the other. They occupy
six baskets and monopolize sia
shawls in their mistress dressing
room, and they are each and all a:
devoted to their beautiful mistress
as she is to them.
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Notice to Taxpaycra.

Notice is hereby given that all unpaid persona
& u,,rrty taxes III Mclean county, North !aEc
at. will be Delinquent Gil The first day OF March
ut which I,iir &: penalty Of five per cen
DC ah .ls.,. and nw, per cent per month in
..rnst thereafter will De charged ON the orig!na
AN il;til the same is paid.
Nu tho t%tt"on;il day of April. 1898, a list o
III unpali! delinquent PERSONAL .soVertY take:
lii be made nUt :ln., delivered to the sheriff y
aid county for collection according to law.
Dated at Nas:lLurn. n. OAK. Jan. 10Th, 1899
JOSEPH MANN.
County Treasurer.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
(First Publication ,,an. %. 1893.


Not!c" is hereby given, that that certain inert
executed snd delivered Ivy E.i!nnna II
|l;rlyea and Sadie u. jscly"a. his Si,ia. mort
%s;t~ors, to Augustus L. ~l:isluu, mortgage.
lated The %thlrtietl .!nynf December. 1854. anu
'G!et! for rrci,rt III the Office ct the Register ot
Deeds of the County OF sicL"an, ana Territory
i"f Dakota. new state Of North Ijakotn. on tile
day Of December, 1851, and recorded IL;
Book" a s. of Mortgages, at page Go. will be
f Marfa ,Ss a ny a ! sale OF , tue %lr saI,SsS in such 9Gn
|lrn,t door OF TIE courthouse in the County of
Mclean, and SKATE ~ :..o:t., Dakota. at the
hour oi2 n,lork. y. II. 90! tra l5til day of March.
1881. To satisfy t,t;inourt due Oh such mortgage.
ION the day Oi sale.
I'll" premises G"scYibet! in such mn:t,awc and
which vii! D. sold to satisfy the same, are DE-
iSrrii,ea as follows: The south cast quarter OF
section thirty. township enc hundred and forty
seven, mort! nt :aage ri',hty-thrce. west Of the
:ift!, Irin"inll meridian, Mclean county Noltl.
Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the date
|nf sale tile SUM of St.142.SO besitcs taxes, il
ny. AUGUSTUS l.. BISHOP.
.4"rtgagec.
EouclIIE, T%H!LnR!cK s. CocHHNSf,
Ato ne"S fol said .Mort.agec.
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BOND ISSUE.

Pursuant tn Il resolution of tile hoard of
nui.;y g minlssiaier> Of Mclean county. y. D..
4 January %, 1898, 2,-yriLr, & per cent ne@oli-
hle funnIn! bonds IN the amount Of 1880, in
f; GO denominations, will he ISSUED by salt!
.icl.can county, pursuant to statute in such
ase provided. for the pur; ose If funding out,
tan Hing warrants; and sca'ed proposals and
'ius for the :al..c are hereby invited. Sald
un;ls to bear interest from date Of acceptance
I'D approval and payat lie sclni-ann,.ally. The
,;a..k, for the execution Of the bonds without
">t to the county. Lids and Proposals. vii
''rrccivru 1T the Office nf the county auditor
a>h,nirE, y. d.. up ca and iuciu,iiu. > o'ci" *
",rlrlry IS. 1893. The right TO reject any and
ii lids is "t'.crHed.
Wasi.our.!, y. d., January 25, 1893.
AUG. r. %JoIINSnN.
County Auditor.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
First Publication February s, 1898.

Il ltuSO l uVllCdtlou FcUIttdlS y, lSJo.l
Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage executed and delivered by Frank Swan
|son and Josie NJ. swanson, his wife, mort.
%yas,OrS, to the Bank Of MilUt, mortgage, dated
lhe 9Th Of june, 1850. and filed Tor record in the
Oili"e Of the register Of deeds OF the county Ot
Mclean, AMI state of North Dakora, on the 18th
tday Of June, 1870. and recorded III lsoUk ''A' Ut
Mortgages ut page 600. and assigned by A. T..
IGuptill, as receiver Of the Bink Of Minot, dated
November -, 1897. and flied for record in the
nf1i:e of the register Of deeds OF the county OF
Mclean and state of North Dakota, on the 10Th
day of january. 1898, to William H. Mann, ana
recorded in BOOK Of Mortgages ut pnye Isl
will he torcrlOsed bya sale Of the premises iii
lSuch mortgage. and hereinafter described ut the
front door Of the court house in the county OF
Mclean and state of North Dakota. at the flour
lOf 9 O'clOck p. M. on Friday. March 18th, 1893.
Ito satisfy tho amount due upon such mortgage
ION the day of sail.
The premises described in such mortgage and
which Will be sold To satisfy lac same, are de-
|scriDrd as fellows, to-wit: Tie nnr:ll half Of
1.-THE southeast quarter IN. - of Il. e. A)and north
halt OF the southwest quarter IN. 4 OF s.. W. "
|1f section twrnty-tw, t22) in township one
hundred and ~fo1ty.six u.6, nsrth, OF range
eighty-one (81) west,. Of the "t.f principal
meridian, Mclean county. North Dakota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date of sale the sum OF $771. GO, besides taxes,
II any.
Dated at bismarck, N. D., Feb. end. 1893.
WILLIAM H. MANN,
Assignee OF Mortgage.
BOUCHER, PH1LBRIcK & C%ocHRANE,
attorneys for said Assignee Of Mortgage.
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First Publication Feb. s. 1S0S.j
MOTIF EDF ONvEST,

LAND OFFICE AT BISMARCK. N. d., Jan. .os. iS9
Complaint having been entered ut this OIL"
~ August II. Vail. against Nels John Olsol
'or abandoning Homestead entry No. 674l, date.
August 1892, upon the southwest quarter Is VII
lection -, Township 14+, Range 81, in Mclean
county, with q view to the cancellation of sal,
parties are summoned to appear at this Office OF
til. 1o.ll any Of March, 1898, at O'Clock. p. IN.
70 resnaud and furnish testimony conccrnin:
said ALI SOD abandonment.
4. a. LAMB.
.r. Register.
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The Pioneer Press has, with
in its columns, frequent CORES
pondence dated II on. Bismarck
When this correspondent con-
fines himself to current topics
there is no fault to find, but
when an historical venture is
made concerning this region,
the writer make some bad
breaks.
In an Entertaining article on
the Custer massacre, which in
the main was historically cor
rect this correspondent has
John Grass, the Blackfoot
Sioux chief classed as one of
the four great chiefs connected
with the massacre of Clusters
men. The truth is John lGrass
remained quietly at the Stand
ing Rock agency during those
times and took no part save
when the campaign was over,
when he plead for amnesty for
such of his people who had
taken a part in the conflict
against the Government.
A preceding schetch to the
above in the same newspaper
concerning the massacre of the
mining crew on Burnt Greek
Bar in 1868, and the events
that followed in the train of.
the destruction of these miners
while correct in the sum-up
was rediculously inaccurate in
detail.
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or NORTH DAKOTA,

STATE or NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Mclean.
In district court, Sixth judicial District
Mary U'Neal, plaintiff
VI. Suullitloii:.
Daniel lie Roy. d%ciendent.
Tie 1T .ro OF Noun Dakota to above name
,%ltfcndent.
You Daniel Leroy are su,nI1cned to answr
tile complain, in this :n!i"n. an! tn serve Z; cop.
Of your answer urfi; TIE ~ sc!ib'is ST. W.
and state as,re.aid, within thirty days a!."
tkr service OF this summons upon you, e%xcldSiy
Of the day Of service; and ia case 81 you, ta u
are to appear nt answer .uu;ln'nt VIA ne t.hrl
In the comlaint.
Dated February lst. 1893.
cucn.R. ruI,RRuK g. C~oCHHANE.
Attorneys for Plaintiff. y. u.
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MORTGAGE SALE.
N'irst rHblirati..n February 5. 1881

U'irst Publication February 5. 1881
Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
!;'Gr cycrut.a and delivered !y q. L. W. West
and Anna Mary West, his wife. mOrt.aEOrs, 70
she Bank OF Ninot, MORTGAGE. dated the 18th
lay OF May. 1890. and flea tor record iii the
Inf!ice Of the register of deed. of the county CT
.icLe:.n end state Of North Daknta. on the .th
IoE M0rt"a"rs;; at page SOS ana assigned by the
:alk Of Ninot to ELIZA j. Ludlow, dated June
%. 1890. and lied for record in tie Office OF the
%eri>tcr az t.cci. of Mclean county and
stat- of North Dakota. on the 5rtl day nf
'ulT. 1899, and recorded in Book "a of Mort
:lt O., at page GIL. and by her ASST :nnd to l.. l..
:;at"s. dated January 8. 'S?5. and fled for record
lin 'hr office of the register OF deeds of tie
.oEity Of Mel. can. ami State of North Dakota.
lane! recorded january 10Th. 1888. in Book .'{t'
of Mortgages at page ,55. will he fGrerlosed hy Il
sale of the premises i'll such mortgage and here
described. 1T the front door nf the
house in the county of Mclean and State
p. H.. III Frinay March 18TH. 1898. tn satisfy TIE
amount due Oil such mortgage on the Gay OF
sale.
The premises described in such mortgage and
which will be sold TO satisfy the same ;lre dr.
as follows. tO-wit: The northeast
quarter On. j. ~ 1T Section thirty-foUr t3lj, il
Township one lui,tlres and fGrty-stren $50
principal meridian OF Mclean county. North
iJakOta.
There will be due on s,,cl, mortgage at the
late OF sale the sum of SCI. "a, besides taxes.
IL any.
Dated at Bismarck, N. D.. Feb. 2; 1897,
Assignee of Assignee of Mortgayec.
BOUCHER. IHILstR!Ck g. COCHl.ANE, =.
Attorneys for Assignee OF Assignee Of Mort
;:lgee.
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NOTICE.

'rhs trnsteeship of the Hoaglaud Inn
Der yard llas ceased, and from aud after
tl.is date I VIII have charge of the brs'
ness. ali Bills Due the firm will be col
lected by Tie. I rave rcsomcd entire
Charge Of the business.
JOHN p. HnAGI.AHD.
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As Usual.

"You carved your own way to sue.
cess, didn't you, Paddington2'
"No. IdMn't have much of any
thing to carve until after l achieved
success. Chicago Record.
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All horses branded WITH (chair on
left jaw, Sc (half diamond E on left hip
and (crov foot) on any part of bod
US. 70 ward will be paid for
j.. A.BARNEs.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AND ACT
w i've gentlemen and ladies to travel for re
ponsible, established no nse in North Dakota
Monthly $65 and expenses. Positions steady
reference. Enclose self-addressed stamped
envelope. The dominion Company, Dept. NY
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-02-12

OFFICIAL PAPER or MCLEAN COUNTY.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1898-02-12

BOUCHER, PHyLNR!cK s. C%ocHRASf,
Auo ne"S fol said Mortaagec.
The silver lance., 1898-04-15

Will some one tell US If we have a road
overseer, If not, it is high time the
county commissioners name one for tins
section Of the county. Our worthy
friend, William D. Parry, of Marble, held
this important position last season, and
gave excellent satisfaction; why not let
him continueS Some one should put
men at work at once and open our roads
for travel. This season is much earlier
than usual and our people would be
pleased to see work done on our roads at
once