The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1900-07-07
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|. Iue Franciscan HOURS EGFy uIiy Uc
moved to Paterson. n. j.
Residents near Grantsbr4rg, Wis, are
tcrrorized by a Wildman.
Bryan and Hearst held h conference
recently in Chicago.
The Continental Clothing company
at Omaha, Neb., assigned to the sher-
iff.
Rev. Father Mueller Mas accepted
the appointment as bishop Of Colum
bus, Ohio.
The knights of st. JOHN held their
t pSf,aSs;nsis' annual Invention at
The present big furry Il cotton has
not been seen since th,A fallufe oA
Price Me- ormick.
The ninth. annual convection of the
National Association of Flocutionists
was held at st. Louis.
Senator Hanna denies thtl story that
three mine owners have contributed
$15O,OOO to the campaign f3k|
Miles Ogle, the celebra{ gSsGGounter-
feiter. died at Mount Carl}9AgIospital,
Columbus, Ohio, aged sixtE-six years.
The steel plant at Columbus, Ohio,
which was shut down a Week ago. has
resumed operations with|a full force.
A Republican campaign club has
been organized at Kewhnee, ILL.,, with
1000 members. A company of Rough
Riders is to be organized.
James H. Eckles says that business
conditions are better than admitted,
farmers are prosperous and trade will
continue good, thought no abnormal.
Miss Bertha %Seagraves, a belle OF
Starlle county, Ind, has mysteriously
| disappeared. She was a teacher In
Kankakee, H., and was tosshave been
welded last week. /:
Returns from the wheaf pApspect
| for this year at the state statistlcian's
| office at Indianapolis indicate that
| this years crop will be about ~ PEI
! cent of the average.
The Tennessee supreme court at
| Jackson has decided that women can
| not practice law before any of the
courts Of Tennessee. Judges Wilkes
and Caldwell dissented.
The Oregon Railroad and Navigation
company announces that, beginning
July 1, they will i~naugurate a three
cent per mile passenger rate on taelr
lines in Oregon and Washington.
Aldina Johnson, aged fourteen, was
| oyertaken at South Bend, Ind, 10y he-
father. Samuel johnson of Toledo. Al
| dina's mother had insisted on reading
the girls love letters from John Long
| of South Bend and Aldina left home.
Oscar Gardner and Eddie Santry
have signed articles to box ten rounds
in Convention hall at ansas City U
ing the week of the national onven
| ton. The mill will probably be pulled
off on Friday night, JKuly g, after
the close Of the convention.
The California Packers company has
arranged with the California Fruit q
ISOLATION (the prune mems comb1ne)
for handling the crop. Fixing prices 10
left to the directors Of the association.
There will be no bonus on foreign ex-
ports.
"Unclc" Henry Ramsey, who lives
I ten miles from Mount Vernon. ILL.,, has
come into an estate estimated at
$4,000 by the death of a sister at
Nashville, Tenn. The estate consists
Of 600 acres in the outskirts Of Nash
Vile. He fought as a Union soldier on
this land.
A bronze statue, life size, of Raphael
Semmes. late admiral in the Confed-
crate navy, was unveiled in Duncan
Place, Mobile, Ala, by Mrs. Electa
Semmes-C olston, daughter of the q
miral. The address was by William
7. Sanford, nominee for governor OF
the state.
II. F. Gill Of Philadelphia, who is in
Phoenix, Ariz., from a prospecting trip
in Mexico, says the Yaqui Indians
have nearly all abandoned the war
path. Several hundred are still hidden
in the mountains. Near Tomachio 9
large party killed two cowboys and
wounded many others and one woman