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

column ol this issue.
John Emyl and Geo. Seible of
Harvey, were Leader callers
this week.
H. w. Butterfeld> and w. r.
Maconber of Wilton, were in
the city yesterday.
Ed. Wentworth and A. III nix
ley are down from their ranch
on Douglas creek.
John Robinson of Coal Har-
Dor, was trap,sacting business
in ths@ eit Tuesday.
J.,M. Dixon, chief engineer of
the ~. B. 4 G. f. Ry., was in
the fity on business tuesday.
Miss Harrington CLOSED a
very successful, term of school
at the Washburn school house
last Friday.
The Steamboat Batcholer,
Capt. Belk in command, made
it's first trip to Washburn this
season Tuesday.
Manager L. Hanson of the
Mclean county Impliment
Go, took a business trip to
/ Fargo this week.
Teachers institute, which
was to have been held ir
this city June 11th., has been
postponed until June 25th.
County commissioners were
in session Monday. Full pro-
.sceedings will be published next
week.
No Taken Up notices will be
published by the Leader un-
less paid for in advance. The
rate established by law is. So.
A cllilds gold ring was
Mound at the Court house on
pnyention day. Owner can
Vessame by calling at this
II Contract will soon be
ID by The county COM
a., }lers, for the erection of
a - bridge across the coulee
this side of Wilton.
" The Hon. e. A. Williams and
John Satterlund of Bismarck,
were in the city several days
lhis week looking over the
tlVn and surrounding country.
ames Mcdonald, Arthur
hfsS lahey and Fred Arnold of
~ arck, passed through the
~ yale first part.o this week
sJroute north on wolf hunt.
,1 A party of surveyors arrived
in the city yesterday, to survey
the B. W. & G. F. Ry. between
|here and wilton. Contractor
jackson is expected to arrive
in the city this afternoon with
.Gs41ns and men to commence
grafing at once.
he work of erecting wahl's
new store building is progress
sing quite rapidly. The first
story has been enclosed and
the second story will soon be
erected. The building is ex-
pected to be completed about
the 25th. of this month.
sz Rev. C. A. Hughes of Minot,
who is visiting with his brother
1G. N. Hughes in this city, will
preach next Sunday June 10TH,
at the Lacy school house II a.
a.: at Weller, 3 p. m. and at
SNashburn 7:3O P. m Com
imuhion services will be held at
the Lacey, and Weller school
houses. A cordial invitation IS
extended to all.
ss Most every small town in
Che state has a brass band
,l 81 a musical. organization of
srMe kind except Washburn.
1fares is no reason why Wash
slynrn with all it's musicians and
1 stReind should forever be behind
Se times. An effort should;
1 sIl made to reorganize the
Neal band which has OF late
+ s1aassd odt Of assistance.
)ur town kids are. now self
r ] Invited guests and find enjoy
slsert eating tit bitss with the
1 IIirfls, InOrdinary seasons the
|IfE I'D atheryd tribes M ght she sri
4 n ISs,ir entrne ent rob bbing the; 4
l zhSllSya birds $. but this season I
y, ,srs ri ii iunebs rriies TER all and q
Elaf sis L Il, Ild 5 a heal i,iersb berry
Ifsgr a little: hoy a ever grew 81
Sf ia1. fgsG \ wiriter s,f s,f this u item has 81
y atcfisd the seasons here tor 8
Il |asy and never i,e fore y
slIiIl = lIsial zen ss, early beng
! |1lI (ElIl a y t1etwe sen. 4 at.e 10Th and