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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
THE TESTIMONY In DETAIL
YOUNG CROKER AND CHIEF DEVERY STAR WITNESSES
YESTERDAY


-,r II Croker. son Of the Ruler OF Tam
~ Hall, and secretary Of the Roebling Con-
faction Company. which now has the monop-
=. of Areproohng contracts under the present
eousine Department and Chief OF Police Devery
-s,ss testimony continued from Saturday
Is the principal witnesses before the Mazet In
,,vating Committee yesterday. A detailed ac-
.ount Of the testimony taken yesterday follows:
az, Noss-Mr Chairman, before we begin the
proceedings Ws individuals are going about
eviorting money upon the plea that they have been
engagsu reason to believe that his presence might
" required that either they have been employed
70 serve rye, tbey viii Withhold the subponas for
ssnnsideration; am crsdibly informed that quite
eonnmher Of hundreds Of dollars have already been
s. nurS in that way. II has been told me that
~sn by the name of Giblin and man by the name
OF saT Tor the counsel and for the committee that
we can lay our hands on any naiVidua sd VINO u
gong ourselves TO his prosecution. and If any
SSsv is approached by such individuals he mad pet;
oou' understand that they are not authorized
yer uihaIieve that any one who is in the en-
o, on ~ the committee serving subpoenas Is doing
any suc cn and our means OF knowledge ex-
eyuinnSS, We know what our own men are DONG ana
ee sst other men are doing. think this Is matter
tees work and So In this way want and 10 se
notice 81 10 I,t sHr P to be biackmailed.
WI" VIZ. . harman-I hope. Mr.: Moss that any per-
who mas D to come forward and give us the
inemssion so that that man can be prosecuted
rish The utmost vigor.
"Ross" CROKER CONDEsCENDs.
Mr. osulllvan-I would like 10 announce TO the
.ta,,nsn that Frank Croker is now In court He
.orss here without being served with subpoena
sna voluntarily. I would also like 10 make the
srrouncement 10 Mr. Moss and TO the chairman
-. p,ohard Croker desires me TO say that he Will
~ az The disposal of this investigating committee
q, sny time up April is. when ne is 10 san LOT
Europe. r, ,o.A .No, &c tho date Is it7
~, or any request from the chairman.
Nj Moss-He is requested to be mere next ihuis-
day ~, ,rA.aSo,.
l ine SNinssrNext Friday l was a little anxious
that Is ALL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11
THE CONTRACT WAS FINED

george s. Hayes. another OF Saturdays Wit"eSS'''
was next recalled. ,.r.,
Nv Moss-There was matter that overlooked
which wish 10 direct our attention to-the mater
OF the Catholic Protectory ouii''he pa ~ .,,,ss
oon,,ersation with the contractor for that oui'u-
ing? Ayes. sir. -, HI.
o-Who was he? A.--Alexander whan' OF no.
boken. Ao,, ~. awarding
o.-was that conversation about the a"''''"s
-, ,he contract? Ayes. sir. -, 80. 49,. that
Sle we were low the estimate Tor nreprV 10 TIE
VIII. S,Ia he was perfectly willing 10 appD " ne he
ana WIZ ~ ~ miners for permit for H. ne salu 10
d been told by another company that Vas ,y Tor
netting that It would not be OF any use W 'PV' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-04-11

con,nanv the John A. Roebling Sons Company.
OrThat was the large concern that does pridge-
hnilding and such things as that? A.-fes, SIT.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
Deserve Msch Credit.

notwithstanding the tempestous night
a fair s,zed audience geested the inter
tainsrs uudsr the ausplces of the Y. l.. L.
q. at the cuurt house. Tuesday evening
The Washburn school ch llren under Miss
Muss0u's tuition VIII, 'wers gllsteninx lit
tie at ,rs ia t;l. r,nl.tion of the ptUgram
and all deserve mush credit in tha partic-
ular roles tn ~ hal .snn"l. Misses Sa
die E.kes, FlUrenca SatterlulG and BESSIE.
johnson of the Library Club de-erv >
much credit for their oherg g-,tic-,lmost
nsrpic work la founlinga pablo library
in w .slthurh. T,sy now h ,vs thi;ty v'-
luaes shsivel in a nAst caoblrd IL ;h,'
Washburn se.lo,l houss. opsa to ths car. :
full reader. List Us hupe that many of tho
future leaders 'ot thought and action i'll
this part at the oountry can trace back
their iuceptative iu leading useful lives t''
tuition tron useful. books found upon the
shelves sf the Wssl1hnrn Public Library
r -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
Il l.:.fu, 70 pt.

In places ont of immediate touch Os
the anu ,cmalt osAsers OF QUE grelt ois
les the gramnphone proves solaee. Let
a new speotacalst or musical play appear
IL New York, Pbiladelphia or Chicago
when the -ecord takers have it caught ap
and fer immediate sale to the patrons of
the gra,nophone. In January, Dr.. Fc.bss
learned thSt Susa's t,aad WAS billing Chica-
90, and that their laa Ter in the ,Rnsica
line vaa the Bride Elect" by the full
band. In weeks time ne had tbs REGARD
Riven oct the same in tone and finish in
tlle Leader scri5ss grampphDne. On re-
turning frs,a his recent trip south Aali-
tor johnson stopped of in st. Pautto ace
Che grand spectacular play, the "F2rtnas
Teller" thar IL just nov having SSH =
big E n ansag theater gosrs aa 1t also
had in Chicago aad Nav York. Judge Of
the auditors surprise Gu reaching VISA.
burn to ald the "Fortnae rslier" had pre-
ceeaed him and Was on the gram ,ph.as
turntable here, with its sixty::nunan voices
txampets, snare drums and all.
y T- :. f. y
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
Masquerade Ball

Que -nf the. events Of the week in Wash.
bnrn was the WAS the masquerade hall in
Petersol.'s Hall, "Wednesday night aud
Ihursda v morning. With u ii, 20 below
sxsro, ,taud as5O mile an hour north wind a.
AN naccompany ylIsnt 'ths pr.,grm HI advsr-
:tised WAS booked MS 4 failure sheu the sun
t~ent down nm The s33nd eve But the
...iancinx :craxs' had taken ep.de'nic form
az that with the rising of the moon Terp-
sict,orean artists by the SCORE had arrived
III full masqus dress fr"n the hills of
Tnrue Creek tbs wales of ConklinS and
the benchlands and oOulees of Oliver, AMI
even Douglass rlver-tifty miles away had
its representatives at tn. joyful aff .ir.
Near 60 tickets wers s.'ld al,da good SUD-
per put up by the Merchants Hotel pes.
pie. Rance jones', j. C. Whitlock and his
daughtsr Maud furnished the music.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That by virtue OF y
judgement and decree In foreclosure, renaer'ht
Eand elsenby the District Court OF the SIKH
0iakcisl District. III aud for the County OF !
Mclean ffd state Of Nortl, Dakota, and entered
and ,lockctrtl III tile Office Of the Clerk OF said
Court In att; for said County, on the lOoh oay Oh
Isehrnary 1905, In an action wherein Wlli'a1h II.
I,r0wn Is PtHintIn and Ole Anderson. i'anA oI
Mipot. a corporation, G.. H. Me;srs' North Ia
k,Aa Title INSURANCE 4 Trust Company cor;'or-
alton Frank r. Hawkins, B. 5. Bryn)oltSoh,
Howard X. Moore ana +. ". Hoffman are de-
fem,auts. irr rsfavor Of the said Plalntin ana
.,,,,,nst the said Defendants for the sum OF Nine
Kindred forty-one dollars and fifty five cents'
fsa4, 65, whic, judgement and decree among
other t,,ings directed tile sale by me ofthe real
estate hereinafter described, to satisfy the d
mount Of said judgement. with interest thereon
,ud costs and expenses of sllcl, sale, or so nuch
thereof as the proceeds Of such sale apPesto'e
thereto Will satisfy. And by virtue ol u VIII ~
me issued out of the Office OF the CLERK ol sa''!
Court in and for said county OF Mclean anu
under the seal of said Court, directing me To SCI.
said real property pursuant to said )udsIath'ai.u
decree I. Allaa Mcdonald. Sheriff OF sala county
and pcrsnn appointed by said Court =" ,''"h1
..,d s,,o will sell he hereinafter GeScriosd real
a.t.+o tu III rheSt bidder, for cash, at ''pc
.,,1;,, 1T the front do,r Of the court mouse III
IN y,u,re of W,snburnin thea'ounty OF Mclean
anf, ~, state of North Dakota. on the 2sna ,ay "'
March A. u. 1899, at O'Clock y. NJ. OF t'at aay,
to satisfy said jm~ement with interest ana
costs thereon, and the costs and c pehsrs y.
'.,,n .,, or On ,ouch thereof us the proceeds OF
sun,, .n,n am,icahle thereto will satisfy Inc
premises to he sold as aforesaid p'r:M'nt 70
sai, "a Judgement and decree. and to said witt wIlt'
and to this notice, are described in said 1uds-
ment. decree and writ. as follows, to-Wt:-
The South half of the Southeast q'a'1el "''"
the sout, hal. of the Southwest quarter 0,
section six &c, in Township Gne hum:red anu
forty-fm,r u4N north Of Range Eighty-ohe N0''
west, sIcIcan County n, D.
Dated February 10th 1899.
e. : ALLAN MCDONALD.
Sheriff OF Mclean County, North paNo d.
f. A. MAGt0%E. MN
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
NOTICE OF SALE.

Notice Is Hereby Given, That by virtue OF y
Judgment an.l.,lecfec in foreaosur", rendered
and given by the District Court ot the SiAeN
,Jndicial District in and for the County OF Mclean
and State or North Dakota, and entered an's
doc eted III the Office of the Clerk OF SAID co'Ha,
m and for said County, on the 10Th day ~
February 1899, in an action wherein Wlllillh I'll.
Brown is Plaintiff, and Anna l)anleS0n. Bank ol
Niinot. a coraOratiOn, G.. Fl. Menrs, North Da-
kota Title Insurance 4 Trust Company, a cor
poration. Frank T.. Hawkins, B. =. Bryn1olfson
Howard X. Moore, +. v. Hoffman arc defend-
ante in favor Of the said Plaintiff and against
the said defendants for the sum Of seven htha
tlietl and forty-two dollars and ninety-slS ceh's'
(S74.96)whicll Judgment and decree aiho'is
other thinrs directed the sale Ivy me OF the leai
estate heresnarter described. to SATISFY tie a.
mount of sail Judgment. with interest," theieo"
and the costs aud expenses OF s'tch SAFE VI :"
mucI, thereof as tile proceeds OF S'lch Saie aie
pllrable thereto tviH satisfy. And Ivy virtue ol d
writ to me issued out of the office OF tile clerh "
said Court III ana for said County ot Mclean ~ aM a.n
under the seal 0t said Olllt dlrecths he W se
said real property pursuant TO &ila luos'he. .
and decree, l. Allan Mcdonald, Sheriff oi su"
County, and person appointed ny SAID court "
make satl s,sle, will sell the hereinafter desctn
cd real estate to the highest bidder, for cash. NJ
public auction, ut the front door OF the court
house IN the Village of Washburn In the County
Of Mclean and State Of North Dakota. ON the
2.nd day Of March A. ID. 1899, at o'clock r. M.'
-sf that day, to satisfy said Judgment, with
Interest and costs thereon, AID the costs and ex-
sl,enses of>lch sale, orso much thereof the
proceeds of such Ipllcble thereto vii
fy. The premisesro De sold ~ aforesaid pursuant
IL, sitl Judgment and decree, and tosaid writ. and
to tliis notice, are described IN ssid JUDGMENT,
ltiecree mid writ, as follows to7wit:
The southeast quarter Of section Twenty (9o'i
Township One hundred and forty.fve l4', nortl,
Of lsabge eiyhty-three (ss, west, Mclean collnry
N. ID. s$ts.9 Y, yrt.
teiDated February 10th 1882
ALLAN McD0NA' u,
Sheriff Of Mclean County, North ;,aketa.
E.SA. afAtsLONE, 5
IS Attorney for Piainefir, Devils Lake n. u.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
ban.lugt,lg a.Cnt.

A child of years left to amuse itself
climbed upon q table and upset large
amp, and in ils fright and attempt to xet
down threw its arm over a broken peice ol
glass, severing large artery, and ina mo.
ment blood WAS SOU rting Over everything.
The child's screams soon brought the
family upon the scene, bnt all we're sO bad
~ frightened none of them knew what to
do. An old c,lOred wolnan-who was no.
ted fos her he! pful ideas--arrived in time
to prevent the child from bleeding to
death. She caught hold Of the wrist.
pressing the two peices Of the wound
tightly together with one hand, and with
the other aud the assistunce of some
member Of the family ahe tore off long.
narrow strip s,f cloth aud wound it az
lightly asSposslble arunnd the arm above
the cut. The I'D anuty's * timely assIst ance
st,ppsd the bls, diug and saved rheiehilds
life. Every s,lpe. should know how To
bandaxe cut or wound Of any kind. and
often life can be saved aud sometimes an
ugly scar prevented prevented BY prom pt-
uess and skill ip bandaging. sar'long,
narrow strips Of anything at hand it ia
best not to use colOrel cloth il white can
had--.apd after pressing the edges of the
wound together wrap, the bandage as
neatly and tightly as possible above the
wound to preventany further loss o. blood.
If cut is not to deep scar can some
times be prevented, If after washing the
wound the 'sdges are gently pressed to-
gettler and then good sized pe'ce OF
court plaster pnt TN to stay until the dis
united pieces Of flesh have grown together
A baudage will be necessary over this.
sOm etimes for days, aud after the band
age il. LAID aside the plaster mnst be lett
on until ttasre is GER alnty that the broken
edges Of the wound will not Pul! apart.
Strips of old linen shooli he wound into
rolls and kept handy tor anv emergency
and one or two cases of court plaster
should always be kept in the house,
Laura Jones.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
E\rIS;i :.Er EhI MEALS.

The practise of eating betwesu meas If
sternly discouuteuanced hy many we'll
meaning individual who are Of dyspeptic
habit or perhaps do better without any ad5.
a,tional nOurishmentssin the course ot q
q. dentary life. They are aps to enforce
obediencs from their children. on this
point on the ground that what suits the
tnothers digestion must be equally suit
able to the digestive apparatus of the
children. The case is very different
Growing children of active disposition are
apt to be hungry most of hs time aud are
Will " Is, aseset the profrer of anything
...gopa to eat (fr0m their owh p 'lnt Of
view) at almost and Indeed. the boy who
is getting his growth rapidly frequently
eats as if his deg, we're hollow. or rs it he
had as uaany cavities to be filled as those
that occur in the complex of ruminant'
It was on this account Doubtless, that
the imortal .-axtecrat" laid down his gold
en- rule for asccrtaining the youth of an in
dividual,. namely. to offer the suspected
person hun immediately before dinner
and then note whether it be accepted.
Since active children need frequent re-
freshn eat and assim late it without diff.
Gu ty, it is we'll t.. give them the nos' suit
able food. Cakes and sweets generally are
NOT desirable because they take away the
appetite Of u regalar meal - which they
appertasn os kind Of dessert. The better
plan is T.. keep generous sul plysf fsesh
fsnit Gonstantly On hand in the house.
when u child becomes hungry between
meals aud asks for sonething to eat give
him ap pples, grapes or peach,
Itssems tu kea we'll -ascertained fact
tAat apples, while satysfying the Aempt,"
cessation Of a hungry perscu. do noi in
+srfere with enjoyment Of ones regular
meals. The appLs is par excellence q
healtA food. Itshelp~ 70 keep the digest
iysapparatus in good workidg order, and
che weak subacid Of the fruit appeara ia
act as a l.br,cant 20 the a.o,hinsry Of the
humsn body. Therefore instead Of refua-
/ II ", allow your children to -.eat between
meals or iastead ot permitting thera to
Gram sweet dircnita, crasxsrs q oakes- i
!sis the part of 4 wise mothsr tostav in q
supply, ,of apples and asl6v the children
,unrss.raiped acesss to the fruit Pit :!
burg Diea,atsa. IL
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
LOVE YoUn LOVER.

InMnat scauaintance. elngeaiskty I
tastes aud purpssssa, respect, adsairation,
.mlaterin4 and social ad dvancsmsut- AN kheea
ma, appeal Il ssuDe time to tie yenpg
vsmaa Of gouhg tnsa NJ furnishing the
/ possible nprksriaa ktir a prOepereussenturr
ih ulatrs,,,ony. t,r y tap,oaet Of ua Who efs
% this slls II married life with ysars d
expN.y.ace - xsve q insig thsse never
was 4 RreaAet faasacs. I would sag 70 al
young wom.n Nsnd ! ~oa;dI badthe
teasges of angels to ssy II q. I shouldl'
s,Ioys ssar lover or do pot marry him.
Rsspsct and adnifataon n4y dc fol
frisnashis,;; ;amarrises absolutely demand.
\ ls,.s. Ros s.nemibel that when the
!, A sxs.etls Petsf suns - The qualities t6s'
that - q hiaaEs tlli u tho perfscs Christian
.saarssssr Is S1osss not begin by arging the
nessssity of fsisk. Ia assatnns its > xdst,
sncs ta ID. asart. q !, says '.Ad d TO your
faith, sirtss a,.A Oysa. virtue know,
ledge. Ii u q Il 10 would havs - know
thAt faith ii not to 30 ssg4 rded aimpi q
al, adjournment to the Chriat,an chasactsr. !.
II d psryq niaits. Il u the atnosp pherr il
which ths Gh .issia,, life hss II breath and
and bsinx. 50 a. Il y.yf loyss When ths ! Y,
tins comes 10 as sss the graysst 9psst,oclall
W lite. HELEN " Asssrsvn Moody IN the
KsS 4pary Ladies' Home JOnrnsl.
i /, end four,cs,ssa pf,asags ~ Nv renn ny!
Passsngs fa,f,s A1si.ss PlAnt sysIsra 4 q,
6syani.s, "a. iii COP Iots besntifol i
;illuatrstsd dssoript ti*s book son flurt :ssl i
Cabs ana larnaiea
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
Rev. 81. G. Harberbrook will h,ld
services the coming Sunday at Weller, II
a. m. aud vt Washburn 2 y. m.

Sheriff Macdonald desires 30 cay through
the Lender, that owing TO the incorri9ible
d,spusition of his prisoner, and some aus
picious circumstances con,,ecttd with the
tam pering of the Jail windows from the
outside. persons are warned not to ap-
proach within 40 feet of the jail in ths
night time at their peril.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
GAxzllplne Mar--sIates1

Manlla Feb s23-A determined endeayor was made 10
burn the city last night Buildings fred in three differ
of city. The fires controlled by the
troops labor considerable number OF
incendiares were few soldiers wounded a
number of insurgents demonstration off MacAr
thurs but were ropulsed Lieut. French
Felton, Of South Dakota killed: many
of Minnesota troops wounded,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
HONOR ROLL.

HONOR ROLL.
Anna Ellis Celia Connoly, Hugh Fisher,
5Cbas. Ellis and Lester Fisher, were neither
absent nor tardy for the month ending
Feb. IL.
II INDIA TAnx1NaToH. Teacher.
Hsnsler, Oliver County,
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Ths Leader has received copy Of Ma
jor Hsndsrshott's new paper-the Fair
dealer, % Illinois publication containing.
a sketoh Tho Ssrpsntine Ring BY 2am.
bler. By takiag y osr gssss sex ve
ngore ont out old Denny the Pie Man,
BROOKS the Gambler. Mr.. Green and !
IN otAsr celebri,ies Of early dav BIS
s.naycl are the characters IN this vel!
written ssory.S 53s tst's';; #
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Rev. ia. piesen, will preach at tn 9
.Sandhill school house ON Sunday March
9th at 1890 a. m. and at Mr.. Tom
8Langballes ses,dence at 8 pm.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Ex-Sbss,4 Hsltberg lretdrned Sunday
frt,m siKnt seeing and business trip to
the capital cite.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

ssJSasa ESaaunsi,si ana Jasalln lNsanss. 1T Elm
PJin6 we're dains business at ths ut,untys
pnpital, Saturday. !,
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Willard sgells, who has been III Minne-
apolis tho past s,x months ur more passed
op b, s.age to Coal Hxrbor Friday morn
ing. His brother Walter and sister Mrs.
q. n. Robinson both nov reside 'n Min.
Asap:,lis.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
/ L o:lnIe'y to z loan ] a
On McL can Co unity
az IA an as.

Amounts ranging from
so to can be Dor q
rowed On 100 acres of
Mclean county farm u
land. For partic c,ilars II Il
and terrns arpp'IIy 4 rs gEIsS
sATrEkLUND 4 ~ " oHNsi,ot u 9 #
Il; ,l aslab burn, q
4, 5eMd Tour cepts ge n
tspn, asssnes n z s q AZ 49, \. d
6isls icE q geSs 99gg!
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Tie Lcader's scribe recently received a
istter from q. 9. Walker formerly editor
md proprietor of the Stanton Pilot which
.s ,ntinued Sors = years, but which h.s
syses.ANv becs.e defanet unasr Editor
R'Meard maaagneut. NJ. Walker lives
uses Lyuchb,rR, Va, and thinks it a fine
poaptry 70 live in though he says he cam
NOT hslphhinking Of Kuife river
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Merchant Rebinsou Of Coal Harbor,
vas traimscttrx hss.sess is Wsshbsrn,
Monday. He reports times in the. upper
end Of ths sSaury "a "fsir." Gesprxe Il.
Besides his. .h0me aud the Russiun custom
furnishes she sainews Of trade for seven or
eight retail stsree ~ tho Iaaisn reserva-
tiOu.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

The leRieaat,.rs ars very bnsy nov and
have appointed a steering committee to
rush desirable legislation. They have
mad+-as a a,ody--f~v mistakes SO far
this ssssion. full proceedings will be
found in anosAer part Of this paper.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Y O1uM6 =.
q
MI. . ~, y, rnY,,1.
- Lo>~3A1 = = go
~. I q, ...... n w..hhnrr v.ra %
]. q ool0S = zero " ecnesd@v ne 'n''Fn'ns.
Postmaster Ellis, of H-naler. was traus
act,nx business in Wsshburn, Thursday. /
4 -.
a. u. - - = =,
+ u 0
energetic citizens. was trahsactinK bus-
silless tn Washbar.'. Friday.
;3.,.. :.
. ~. ..i g. :, 4 go. J" '' = w.
s'" s'A "k' - - "
;'sEs.,' 80 ~ A'-tA s''Ss es' - &. 3. Il.
ss S' :, 49, -. : 49, - - !.
I'd -. ..'s,.s ID q 's, q =, - ..
y 'e,s''''' ',''''4'A = 4 ..;'.ss
y iii r;f Etm
PJin6 were de.ink business at fsf,,s. u.,unty
=. n;t., a.surday.
s'9---.---.
Ex- -sbse,R Hal.berg lretdrned Sunday
fran 4 signt seeing and business trip to
the canitai CIV.
q ---.---
"n'asd sse'''' "" mas oeen IN MIME.
apo's s0s past s'1 mo"sns "s more passed
op % s'ase 70 ooa. asroor FRIDAY morn
ln&. nus or"shsr '?s waiter ana s'ater Ars.
AsaP:,'is.
e a'As4'f o. = - % Essss ee,sroed
gs. ts1m D's'nAt'k 'r'p ino'sday' ne mao
! ~ lps"s''u ~ a''sna sae "sS'ea. coaosrs
tavs" :, ~ '"e c'"Sna!ok oanu ~ 'ne A'ne-
.ason :lle'. las''ay evening ana as m"s'o'sn
ssys inc s'"'s' cry mana Is naro % beat
Our tpwn.mau. Euviu..r Eok.trom. ia
J shout au,shioe up !. ns.t aud commod,ous
tle ooulee, He hs, II ,onstructed ~ ..ch
a manner that he can do blacksmitk work
q III .ra..a..
l"e 'es'''a.''.s ses very busy no" and
nave sppo'n.ta sseer'ns 0'mn'''ee 20
'uSa 'er''.'.s 4eVss'a''oh' lney nave
maot-Hs ooay-Nv m.asts SO 'ar
.n's session. gnu p'oosed'nss wall De
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

M Guet Casper, Of Tni let lnke. and ". n.
& BishUp. Of New Rock fprd we're rt,gistsred
assatslisS hllrsssS lrsSaln ID ii n,ssaay. 1t:
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

BE- -Rs9i.t,r Of D, els Eskss retsrued
from Bis,sarok "trip Thursday. He had
an ipyitahOn t,S attend tho m usical concert
5Siysn BY the Bisnarck band ut the Athe-
.sAaun Tuesiay evening and as musician
nays The "a .,itsl city hand is hard 20 beat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25

Our townsman. Engineer Eckstrom, is
shout aDishiag up "a neat aud commodlous
Blacksmith shop ear his residence ut Bat
tle ooulee. He hxs 1t constructed III such
q manner chat he can do blacksmith work
at III s..a.,.as.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1899-02-25
! LOCAL ITEMS

". Il. Allen, of Coal Hart,or. and J. C.
Whitl.ck. .ot Conk'ing, were WashbOrn Viz.
its,teb saturday.