The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-06-09

Mai. FAY Of Cakes is mentioned TOT
Judge of the OSTRICH court.
The Congregationalists met at James
town for their annual conference.
It looks as though Ward county had
| agreed, to harmonic her dlnerences.
Elmer Smell, a, former resident of
| Wheatland, was drowned in Michigan.
The machinery in the linseed oil mill
at Grand Forks is ready for operation.
The Germans in Durbin and Addison
townships are to have a big picnic this
summer.
The stuff seized at the recent raids
on Wahpeton blind pigs has been de-
stroyed. f. h
The Bismarck city council revoked
| its permit to remove buildings into the
fire limit.
Fargo has some dandelions, too
| These pests thrive well in the climate
| of North Dakota.
An Ardock critic went after some
Grand Forkers who gave a musical en-
tertainment there.
Material is arriving at Minor for the
extension of that branch Of the North
ern Pacific to Cakes.
Gen. Washburn is said to have prom
Used Wilton a train from. Bismarck on
his new road July 4.
Andrew Tomjack sued d. Gordon at
jamestown for taking some brasses
and copper from him.
The Northwestern telephone extern
sion from Lisbon to LaMoure and
Cakes will soon be made.
Teresa Cassman of Valley City died
at the state hospital after being an in
mate there thirteen years.
The Northern Pacific has a large
force of men between Bismarck and
Mandan repairing the track.
City Attorney Scott of Casselton i 8
said to be making an active canvas for
the Office Of Judge of probate.
The lire of the Wasl5burn road has
been changed somewhat beyond Wilt
on, and is made two miles shorter.
There were 500. OOO, 900 fowls in the
United States last year, not counting
those made in the national league.
Bottineau has a great summer resort
in Lake Metigoshe. 1t is said to be
one CT the most delightful spots in the
state.
The wooden bridge between Wahpe-
ton and Breckenridge is to he replaced
with a handsome steel structure to cost
$4,000.
At jamestown postoffice keys ar5
ing furnished free, and those who
up for old keys can now get their me
ey back.
John Hay. a brakeman, fell thirty
feet from a scaffold at Casselton. No
bones were broken, but internal in
juries were sustained.
Sixty persons were examined as to
their qualifications as Jurors in the
Jenkins murder trial at Bismarck, and
still more had to be called.
Allan Taylor became twenty-one
years of age last week. and his pa
rents presented him with land valued
at $1,000 and $1,000 in cash.
Doctors removed a pair of stones
from the Kidneys Of a Grand Forks
man through an incisiOn from the side.
The operation is an unusual one.
Mrs. O'I.eary of Mandun expresses
her gratitude to those who generously
contributed to the fund Of 500 lately
forwarded to her from Grand Forks.
Nels Denton Of Richland county was
killed by falling in front of the wheels
OF a loaded wagon. He came originally
from Cedar Falls, Iowa, and had a.
nice farm.
The election of Ferdinand Leutz OF
Morton county as an alternate to the.
Republican county convention Is re-
garded as a recognition of the Ger
man Republicans.
Servant girls are 80 scarce in some
OF the towns v e the state that the ar
rival of a new one is chronicled In the
papers as one of the most important
social events of the week.
Inc attorneys in the EmmerlinR
Dank case from Pembina r dissatis-
ned With the result of the trial in the
United States court at WahpetOn last
week, and will move for a new trial.
Elder and Hanson robbed a store In,
bismarck on Monday, were arrested
on Monday, tried Tuesday morning,
n on tuesday afternoon they were,
learning to make Irvine in the peniten-
tlary. Ihey are In for five years.
Nels Jensen of Danton, Richlandl
County, probably thirty years Of aRe..
was accidentally killed. He had taken
q load Of wheat to Wyndmere in e
heavy tank wagon, and while return
ing, drove over a stone which threw.
him forward in front Of the heavy
wheels, which passed over him.
In some localities bogus census TAX
ers are going around. They present
themselves. and, after asking a lot Of
questions put the answers on blank,
paper. They then request the person
70 sign b paper at, the bottom, which
they afteEwards tear OF and retain.
IAhds afterwards proves to be d prounis-
sorry note. I 80,
John Tracy, an engineer, has com
menced an action against the Crest
Northern road to recover $4,000 dam
ages for injuries received In December
iast. He was running q freight train,
and at NAsheau received anE.order ID
pass q freight train at Kentrya. Fol.
lowing q passenger train, he proceeded
carefully In the vicinity OF sKentrg
q when passing on. the main trad
his engine took a switch which n
been LETT open. and rolled into aSditch.
Tracy says he had been ,slag1nalfed III
some some ahead. and charges neglieenrs D