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The Iola register., 1899-01-06
MRS. BOTKIN is GUILTY.
Jury Mt San Fraucisco Says She sent the
Poisoned Candy That Caused Mrs.
Dunninsfa Death


san Francisco Dec. 3L-Katner TO
the general surprise of those who have
followed the Botlkin trial, and to the
entire dismay of the defendant and
her attorneys, Mrs. Cordelia Botkip
was last night found guilty of murder
in the first degree for causing the
death of Mrs. John r. Dunning by
sending a box of poisoned candy to her
temporary home in Dover, Del. The
condemned murderess will be spared
an ignominious death on the galiows,
however. the jury that found her
guilty imposing also the penalty of
life Imprisonment. The verdict was
unexpected. An acquittal was conf.
IDENTIFY awaited by the defense, while
the prosecution feared disagreement
The courtroom was cleared when,
just after Mrs. BotlSin had announced
to the deputy sheriff in clear voice
that she was ready to go with him to
prison, occurred the only sensational
incident of the evening The con-
demned woman was about to rise,
when her highly strung nerves seemed
to relax and suddenly she fell back
into the arms of Mrs. Roberts. 1t was
thought she had tainted, but in a mo-
ment Il glass of water revived her and
she resumed her usual appearance,
though the tense nervous strain was
still apparent in the twitchins of her
facial muscles and the quick movement
of her hands as her fingers drdmmed
on the table. In a few minuteS she
apparently shook off all signs Cf ex-
citement and quietly accompanied the
deputy sheriff from the courtroom,
To Raise tho Mercedes.
Santiago. Dec. Sl.-The Merritt q
Chapman Wrecking company's outfit
arrived here to raise the former Span.
ish cruiser Rena Mercedes, which was
sunk on the edge of the channel lead.
ing to Santiago harbor during the first
bombardment of the Santiago fortifi.
cations by Admiral SIMPSONS 81
The Iola register., 1899-01-06

Nuts have often been considered tc
be very indigestible, but doubtless
much of this prejudice against then
comes from the fact that they are very
rarely properly nlasticated. They are
rich in nutritive elements, and we know
Of no reason why they should not be a
healthful article OF food IL pFt
prepared. They should be masti
very thoroughly and oftentime
they were baked and ground int
meal they would be used to muS,
greater advantage. We believe that
thev would be q useful article OF diet
ls 'po ~ -d i',diciouslv
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
HoBSON-CRAZY.
y Lug on nm Old Uniform nS
souvenir of Their Naval
Hero.

ension on the New York recently
been hcting as escort TO several
q women who were curious to see
hin and us he passed the door of
loom Ihat llobson occupied Just .
l ne Sank the Merrimac the en-
kasunlAy mentioned the fact. The
ltopucu at once and insisted upon
hp, 1they sat on Ilobson's chairs
I'D. exAlmined everything minute
/ askel I'd II hundred questions.
II this lis ilobson's, too, isn't it?"
h asked one of them, looking at
Lout Il piform hanging in the cor
the eul lign murmured something
he cid bis took for yes"
lii | dhredl" exclaimed the girl,
Engly. and then said, with sud
kcisiont Yes, | will; I'm going
u bud ton"
tton!T exclaimed the leader OF
XIV wit b some scorn. why, Mr..
will lnever wear that uniform
hts to,o old. ! believe I'll take
lie coal IT,"
Nhers were silenced by this
NdarinE, and all looked quickly
he ensign. He merely smiled,
tlencelwas a sufficient consent,
took Ipossession of the coat.
are going to take the jacket,
lbetteh take it ALL" suggested
IN. "tIobson would have no
e other part alone" And 50
He'd il all up in piece of
per aH d hurried of the ship,
fear@d the ensign would
mind.
re tn ose girls n jgging off
?" asked the officer of the
girls went dowh the gang
ling their packa be tenderly.
Is a souvenir" answered the
thing. ITS aSvornout UNI
ne pdtty off bsr, but they
obsonls, and insisted upon
md WASH, n hard-heartcd
isappdint tim"
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
FLAJNNELETTE
4 Pretty ana Srncefu
Wear In the BedrOl
Morning Ho

A morning robe that
and gracef,Il to slip on
ing the toilette, is madej
flannelette striped with
old rose ARID a tiny on
background of pale vel
{ T materia are require
gown for "a person o.
with half tA yard of rt
cream bri lliantine fC
band arou no the loot
This mo rning gov
a wrapper pattern
curve the seams 50 I
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
ROCK CREEK.
Mrs. c. =. sawyer. Reporter.

Mrs. c. E. Sawyer, Reporter,
The w Nj A had pleasant meet
ing at the school house Wednesday
II A Lamb of Lockwood, Mo- has
been paying a visit to his numerous
friends In this vicinity. He expePis
TO return Monday.
rhe young people are expecting
torasn'~ pe drama EN-
n the near
es of the
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
PRAIRIE DELL.
Mr.. GEO. BARrH, Reporter.

Mr., GEO. BARTH, Reporter.
Mr. House, of lola, was IN this vi
cinity "Wednesday selling sewing
machines.
Mrs Barnett is on the sick list at
present.
Geo Barlh threshed this week
Mr. Pattee, overseer ofthe Tompson
farm, il having considerable trouble
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
OF RoYAL ORIGIN.
was 3 Irted by BEL
uecn a ininst Lace
by NJ ) hinery'

was 2 eirted by Bel-
ueen "a iainst Lace
by NJ y hinery.
-9'
of roy l approval has
on th( boycott, that en-
mplc I'd with effect in
lre. ueen Marie Hem
I'm, eeing danger II
IS o her people in the
M chimes for making
er sister queens
or and received their
I lvement TO boycot:
h machines. Since
srnaking machinery
emakers in Belgium
.ance has decreased
and many of these
EN- unable to secure
cen Marie therefore
10, and has met with
lie degree of success.
jne of the most accom-
in Europe. Queen
e is the daughter of the
iJoseph Of Austria. She
of Princess Stephanie OF
pope has recognized her
den Rose of Virtue. the
rd he could bestow upon
noted for her fondness for
ch she shows by giving
rr'rrIcinments. She is
tlusWaS musician and
larp ar tauo like a pro-
Some OF her painting are
the Paris salon. Two wears
said to have attempted SUI
use of the prohigacy of her
King Leopold.
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
THE i,

with one OF his
out twice now al
last time she went.
master who lives in L
Ben sheriff. has
but Is better at present.
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
co UNITY NEWS.
'esting Items From An Over
Allen County,
E MOST IMPORTANT DEEDS
sNE BY YOUR NEicHBoRs FAITH.
FULLY AND iMPARTiALLY SET
DOWN BY REGISTER
REPORTERS

The Reporters whose names appear at the
heads OF these letters are agents of the REGIS
rER and are authorized to solicit advertising
and receive subscriptions. Any assistance
rendered them in gathering the news OF their
respective neigh hborhoods will be appreciated
The Iola register., 1899-01-06

NoK'vay has recently enacted law
forbi4 4lding the sale of tobacco TO
youths under 10 without signed orGleHss
from adults. Tourists who offer 9 Iga-
rettels 10 youths render themsek v@ La
bic tdf prosecution, while the ps ollSf are
empol lwered TO contiscate /the pipes,
cigarls, cigarettes OF yoyj1hs who smoke
in Pu bile streets. l6e for the off ense
being likewise imposed. which may be
anyN here between two shillings and
five + pounds sterling.
The Iola register., 1899-01-06
5DED NOT TO MARRY.
J of Twelve BOstOn Young Mem
Aho Decide 10 Encourage
DHcheIOrhOod.

An the greatest secrecy an anti
timonial club was recently formed
Boston, with membership of Just
The secret was too much for one or
p of the young men. and now nearly
h about the unholy compact is known.
IL is proposed TO dine annually as long
as the men hold together. and should
one of them be married he must give a
farewell dinner costing not less than
ten dollars a plate, and as much more
than that as he cares to afford, to IN
the other members. and must also pay
into the general treasury for the ac-
emulation of a club fund the sum os
$500 as n slight forfeit" for his treason
TO the cause in taking unto himself
wife. Eventually, if all but one nem-
her became. married, the remaining
bachelor would pocket the contribu-
tions of the others. amounting to So, 500
and interest accruing from time to
time, besides which ne would meal.-
while enjoy many excellent dinners.
The members Of The Club of Twelve,
as il is called, were desirous of keep
ing tbeir Plan secret, fearing that il it
becarhc generally known society might
receive them less cordially than of
yore Such result has not yet become
appa ient Indeed matchmaking
nam mas laugh at the whole aiGaiT
limiting that these vows of celit tl6cy
must represent some cases Of diBap-
point I'D love.
The Iola register., 1899-01-06

TeT Convict Farm
Te, Sas recfntly bought 1000 acres 10
be ussed as csnvict farm, WI
,tons md sugfE cane will be grJ
The Iola register., 1899-01-06

There is ushei
main this winter<
which is divided =
fact it is called the
Henrietta, cashmere L
ladies' cloth are the acc9N
for its development, fPrN
fabrics make up clumsi ly az
grace.
About six yards of nhaterial.
width Of course, are required to
The Iola register., 1899-01-06

IN,
rem,
creasl
daught.
erly. distr
leads the
the youth VIII
Carving at th
considered not {,
social accomplishu
tical knowledge of
be a part of the educ
people.
Children should know
hy the time they are Is ye
France q boy is required l
turn in cutting and serving
table ms soon as he is strong
handle the knife and tall t
readily rcnclh the joint or t1
times he Stands upon a
MADE for thl le purpose, and
when he is successful, ar
when found mPertect'--Ch
Herald.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
llasske.

4 quiet whiaper has been tanning the
brssss tor the past week that Carl Nord.
quist ths energetic young farmer Of The
Ingsrsoli neighborhood, getting lonely a.
the warm days advance, has taken 70 him.
self wife in the psrsnn Of Miss Ada
Johnson, daughter Of Ars. L. B. johnson,
whether the sun shons during ths nsp.
tial oersmony-o whsthse the guests iu
waiting threw Wild rioe or . Cinderella
slippsr after the happy couple 10 know
nos - neither day, date OF master os the
osremony has rsaohsd our sauotum ssuc.
torsm by presence, proxy Or ~ lstssr-
only thas yvasgs. ,ndistinss vhispsr- r-but
3bas - visA ths yoens ooupls happiness
md naSh Joy, all tks came. s.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
A OssA Hea,u,y,.

!, . r.
Last weeks issue ot shs t,Optls has n
item stating that ReprsssnsatiysiS t.Ssts
Bin, regulating the admissions Of Sshots.
srs from one listriet TO anothaf. VA rkil.ssd.
Tho sd,tor is naisintornsd - lh,s o
House Bill No. l48, being: The hi hsfes.s1
~, passed both housss, vasss igas1 hyI tlls
governor and is nov on tho 4stasS ,kvet5
The bill il an aet preyidlss u asS
regulating the admistanosss ssAolss1 ffoll
unorRanised 7tsrtttory J ~ v.il. y iitan
organized dissrics,, into anoshss daiiaaftsl
This = > Q piaee Of nesdsd III ~
> usritoeta.,e mseasys O uads Y oia ~
thars was % vay ~ ~hiuuik ill
unofganissd territory coaid 30 lagally ad=
mfttsd INTO any existing school, and Mr..
Lss has erecsiysd many expressions from
this and othsr countles, oommshdinR him
on his success in getting this bill passed.
Minos Reporter.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Says . 0ssl Wesd,

Jos.A. Burxum. Who was with the North
Dakota solsns during the late session,
thinks that the 29th district was very
seeditably represented BY Senator Name
Asld and Representative Lee. He says
Ar. Aansasd's gentlemsnly bearing and
marked ability oould but excite the res
pest aud estsem Of hls fellow senators.
Ne. Les vas faithful representative in
the lower house aud the legislative manuel
oredits bin. With the introduction Of thrss
bills that became laws.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Last Call.

Sunday school at Washburn schoo,
'hoass Sssdayiats II ossesk .ssp. Eysey-
body eordiaiiy invitsl.
Twill pfeaoh.the laas time thk snofsr-
enes year at Tartls Lake At II o'oloot ..
N. April sth.. aud at Coal Harbor, Wsllsr,
and Washburn April 16th. at the usual
hours. Any one having contributions to
make 10 beuevolsnce Or Wishing to con.
tribute to salary please do 60 by that time.
Presiding elder 8. e. Ryan will hold 4th
quarterly conference at washburn School
house At $3.50 O'Clock p. ID. Apr,i II. ant
preach at o'clock p. N H.G.HA1Dxa1oox
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
ose Il OR Nabsss.

Capt. c. L. Baxter, principal propri.
stor OF the Washburn Floueing Aiu came
up on Wednesdays etags direct from
Fergus Falls, Minnesota, Of which city he
10 nov serving bic second term a. Mayor.
Bssidss his mill property the Captain has
fallen into ownership of considerable real
e4tate and may be classed among the ma
bob land proprietors Of the county. Mr..
Baxter departed for Minnesota Thursday,
being accompanied by Manager Rohrer Of
che Mill company as far a. Bismarck.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Have 0osl Msasrles.

The LxADEx recently received a lette,
from Louis Gos,dbesr, son. Of Merchant
Goodbe"r OF Elbowoods, complaining Of
the bad faith Of certain parties Who had
hired himself aud several other Indians "a
hunt for the body Of the mail carrl~r feo.
zen to death In the great November blis'
xard OF '96. A reward WAS 60 be Rivsu
for the finding of body. They found the
body but promised reward 10 overdue
The parties defendant to this unfullAllsi
promise should remember that nsithsr
absent mindsdness or forRstfuluess 10 one
Of the characteristics OF the Indian race
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

II John J. Rchiasoa, of COal Hasbob ~
Registered q ths Asrsh1uis Monday. 10
yasSj Sjuas rsturning fron, eiAnar.k, whsrs
~ MT With nr. Toolsy, iats psrehaass of
( Ne farm. and . fofahadowsd o. on Ian
sApan = astsr surveying dstail, El. hob.
inson -! = sonol sasd not q Let % ana ths dsai
z declared 4 - ssra : psopis hsrssboss
~ 4, e,oanscsrns ! 4 vhiis mt sishtug Ar.
y Ao6inass ah lisp pointnsat s.s heartily
3sasaes q "a I. ~ 60 m, RDhinson
~ y. bssa 4 lsadiags snd susos1sfsl fasnsr
q - M s.o'sssy sof ths - Attssa yssra
snA .es.s ean ", NJ spa,a tia 4aasoo when
= ~ 4 m 81 ditiaa y = pFon,sing for :
goa i I! en- lf. iiohinsoa sasaily
a 3. ~. 4 80 ~. ssvssy ssasso
q aa alla, i; + ~ u nox-
!. bs 1ss sosias J, u soslI i,llI
ST.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
SALARY Iaersass sf c.saty Officers.

SOsy saetSeeS " SOHusy UtltcerSs
As Wil!isms and Mclean counties have
each about the came number IN population
and like amount of aasessabls property,
the following from the Williams county
Preas, d osld in a manner be applicable to
Mclean 10 to increase Of salaries:
"The late Legislature has made chang 9,
In the Law fixing the salaries of county
ofacsrs, which in this county has the efrsc,
of increasing the com psnsation ot the
county auditor, Judge Of probate, register
OF deeds aud clerk Of court. Tho salaries
are fixed at certain per cent Of tho as
ssssed valuation OF the county. In
Williams county tho auditor will receive
about $3.50; register Of deeds, $3.50: clerk
of court an increase which btinxs his
salary up to t6oo-an inorssss Of e2oo
county judge will reosive 600, an inorease
OF 800. Under the new Law tho onlee Of
register Of deeds 10 tho bss: IN tho county,
Thers is very li:tls TO do. ss there are
very few titles to rscore in this county,
The slight amount Of work for the most
part consisting Of recording che ettsl mort
cages. This ofles has not been consider
Cd very dssirsbls heretefSss. The CON.
psnsalion consisted Of iseas, which vher,
few and far bstwssn. Daring thspass,no
ono has msde any spenlal effort 70 get The
nomination on either Of the tickets. II. z
Field, the present incumbmsnt. was Cd.
nominee ON the republican ticket, did moi
think il was worth while 70 como 70 th.
polls to vote on election day. tits safe e
say that u will DO different next tims.r
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
THE NEW WAsHBURN
LUMBER COMPANY,

Will have have on opening Of
River, about April 10th, a big
stock of Lumber and all kinds
of building material-Lime-
Cement Plaster-Sash Doors.
and manteling.
Prices will be right. Call
and see us. Washburn, ND
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Rsaly Fer TIE oeeaslssl

Prof. Luyben, of wogsnsport came up
Thursday evening to put the bald through
little practise. His labors are never
thrown away ON the boys. He can teach
aud they readily learn. Since their last
reorganization tho Band has made graat
strides forward and a. the summer days
comes apsoe and boom times take whirl
the Washburn COrnet Band will be all
ready COR the ooussion.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
b PROCEEDINGS OF BOARD OF
County: Commissioner Of
Nc LEAN COUNTY.

whshbntn, N. D., April 8, 1889.
s 2 O'Clock p. m. =
h Board met pursuant to adjournment.
Present Chairman iWing and Commits
EAioners Bergquist and solenberRer.
h On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants ordered drawn.
kH. 2. Bogue, boarding and caring
for o. J. Warner for March. 32s. "a
81. q. Forbes. aalary a. county
N physician, one month. h.......... 4l.66
sdrsw Fshlgrsn, Two loads of
[Sst 4QOo. ............. $50
Z Man AsDonsid, hve days jailsr... 1000
a. motion the I'LL Of John e. Sheldon,
dps On road report, $3.50, was
Enpt allowed. ri
n Op motion blu Of IAxel johnson, two
Esesda Of ooay Jor Mrs. Z. B. Olson, $500,
NM not allowed. u.
II o. notioa. bill Of Ramsstt Bros, court
Sxpsnass in oass Of Z. 8. Rsmsett and Ed
ward Ramsstt 70. Mclean county, $ls.O0,
,sss not allowed.
1 On motion bill Of Chas. r. BilIows, $2l.-
40 for tsrnty.sieht days board o:prisoner
Ind $3.50 for assisting In arrest Of Charles
sHnrssll. vas allowed at @3l.00.
sft On motion Washburn, Coal Harbor,
'Gassslman, Turtle Lake and Weller were
,sdsMgna.sd 40 places for sale Of personal
property under ehattsl mortgage sale.
# On motion DR.. q. @. Forbes and iAugust
q. Wahl wore appointed as members Of
aa6Onnty board OF health.
& On motion report of clerk of court vas
sfeferred back for correction.
On MOTION application of Mrs. q. J.
Warner for aid vas not granted.
On motion application Of Wilhelm Gall
and Christian Gall for abatement Of
sps.sonal property tax for 1893 was not
granted.
& On motion application of Us. Ballan-
syns for abatement Of psrsonsi property
sax for 1888 vss not granted.
s On motion tho auditor vas instructed to
.aeorrs.pond With the First NationslIBauk
II regard 70 the ding OF bonda ~ county
.dapository.
On moei1a bosrd adjourned to meet
s,1luly 81 1899. sa
ssss' sssssss 81, Auousr E. Johnson.
II. County Auditor.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

The county ooImissioners met in resu-
hr session Monday, but vas short one
thass not being much businese before the
board. They will meet sometime during
month again, as two important criminal
cases arc docketed for the spring term Of
court which will convene In Washbu.n
~ Arst week ia Nay,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

People in Soath Dakota living aiong
the bottom lands Of the Missouri are gss.
ting up food scare. .s
Remember the dauos at Pct eraonY Hall
the coming Tuesday eve. Calico dress f0f
efrls-biue overslls for boys. Looks like
. scheme to help the st0tss unload. i3%ss4
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

Write B. W. Wrenn, Passenger Traffic
Manager, Plant System, Savannah, Ga
regarding excursions from Port Tampa Il
Havana and Santiago Cuba; San Juan and
Ponce Porto Rico, and Kingston,J amaica
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
SEED OATS.

I. am considering the aavisability of
getting car load Of oats for seed from the
Re River Valley. can sell in B smarck
@ SO cents per bushel. and deliver to
Washburn for rs oents. Will those who
intend to purchase kindly drop me a card
70 Bismarck stating amount wanted, also
Il White Russian .s preferred.
i. ]. A. BuDouM.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

y "a Il - u :
I have 4 bran new stock of
saddles and they are dandies,
handsome and well made just
right for q prairie ride, ali
sizes, also new security snap
with the aluminium steel, rust
proof spring, I have a nice
lot Of stock whips and harness
on hand, remember I have the
greatest Improvement on har-
ness you ever saw. When you
buy q collar remember the
5FfexibIe throat collar the best
tnade. Ohm OLIGNEYs
Harness. Shop ~ ashburn, n. D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

Sand .four cents in postage, to B. W
Wrsnn. Passenger Traffic Manager. Plsnl
Systsm. Savannah, Ga, for copy of "Wha
70 sax in Spanish and how to ssy II"
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Mn John Reuter- and her Two daugh-
sers came IN from Turtle Lake, Tuesday,
aud vent down sosthe capital CITY We'd
assday whore they viii remain for while
v,sitlpg With friends.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

FOR SALE-My two sections Of land in
Mclean County. Address Ole Oleson
Frankfort, Indiana.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

Jon eontssnpiate going 70 Cubs
l.srAaa ae 5asnajsxs 91lass B.W. .sEsssaa
PkssengsesTs Manages. .Plant syatem
savannah, Ga, for information.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

II must be admitted now bv iii Lsxn1s
readers that tho beavers prsd,csioa ~ III
September of '.th,ck ics and long VIM
tor has been eminsptly verified. Prophss
Foater might cot get his forcasts q badly'
udadsdN .hs oosId. spare q little hinsl
BY mating an occasional visit to the
beaver farms ot ths v,osetaas sitsr. s D
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08
Get oesll So.

New Rockford Transcript: fhe farm
srs Of North Dakota shoali bs very par-
tieuias, this season, IN their choics Of sesd.
Too much care cannot bs exercised III this
dirsetion. II your gta,1 10 vet and dirty
IL would bs economy to sell IL and par.
chase clean, dry wheat for sssdina put.
posee. Wet grain will dserease the yiSld
70 such an extent that it will be to ttit
interest Of grain producers. to pay the
dtfetrnoe, in purchase price 81 wss and
dry wheat. Every farmer In ths itsts
knows the irrsparable damage done hts
land BY sovtng wheat oontainins amst, II
also lovsrs the grade and increases ~
dookags. If you would reap u, SsssAt
OF srop, such - only North UakubA san
produce, SOW nothing but clean, dry kfsin.
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0fal,slll B;all.

F The r. L. L. Club will give Calico
Ball st wsshburn, April II, 1889. 1t Peter
sons Hall. The ladies ore TO wear calico
dresses, and the gentlemen ovoralIs, ifthey
are not worn they will be hnsd.
The Whitlock orchestra will furnish TIE
music. supper will be served At the
Clifford House Tickets tl.00. Every
body cordially invited.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

Fsssendsn Advertiser: 4, lovSs ttyStld
individual rsmarked ID ID yeass sdal
Love makes tho world 70 rvnnd:s II
mays psthape hs's right. Bus ''sis sxld Mat
ono drink of Fsssenden'e boot4sg 1hitkSY
viii make th. world 60 toaadE q ei,s.
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-04-08

Those Wishing to receive Instructions for
confirmation this year viii meet At the
residence Of Rev. ). \. Dlessn, Thuraday
April 18th, at 1850 p. N.
A party of halt breeds from the Turtle
Mount ans via Standing Rock passed sp
through Washbpsn, Thorsdsy sn route 70
Fort Stevenson lootin. for work. Isst 10
be hopsd they 1ill hnd lsgessmats ooou-
patton before their suppl,es fail.