The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-08-24
ward county haa 6.45o horses:
Minot wantaganttfer elevator.
a hnastz of many new huildS

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Minot wantsgansther elevator.
FessenpdeniSs boasts Of many new huiid@
sings.
.wilton business houses are a's being
painted. ssS 88
Hebrsn,s new bank viii. be doins
business Sept ].
a band 81 gy,psies infcst the Y
part OF theSstate.
sneay thieves are annoying the resi~
dents Of Glen Ulltn.f
There we're III 4teacrers at the Walsn
county training school.
Iddgerwood people want an artesian'
well for fire protection.
Mandaa,g schools will open Sept. 10
for q nine-mcnth''s term.
Miss Lulu Satterlund will teach In Inc,
public schools at Williston.
Asteachers. examination will be nelo
In stutsman county Aug. 80.
st. Thomas is proud OF the new brics
bank block to be erected there.
IA highway robber in Wahpeton got
OF wtthatwenty-five days in Jail.
80 AZ: ~. W1dIS1ldllt ! p1S
stock Of hardware at Washburn.
Casselton is to have new buckes
shop, with "A. M. Hanson IL charge.
George Mckinney formerly Of Fargo,
is the new postmaster at Binford.
Hebron Is to have a bank, a branch
of the First National ut sMandan.
That old eye-sore-thc city hall-at
MaEdan, is to be sold and removed.
Two deaths have occurred at Merri.
SQUIRT, Dickey county. from diphtheria.
A new elevator helps to make Han
nah a better wheat market than ever.
A state bank will be established at
Mimic by ]. "A. Erickson Of Churchss'
Ferry.
The gas mains at Grand Forks are
being extended. as well as those OF
Fargo.
Game Warden wegness thinks there
will be more chickens this year than
ever.
Mandan will have a three-days' band
tournament in connection with its n
nual fair.
Cakes main business street is to
have cement sidewalks for its entire
length. ~
The Burleigh county court house viii
have two ~telephones-at the
expense.
The little daughter Of c. A. Johnson
Of Fargo drank fly poison and died IN q
short time.
John Geis.ler caught. a twenty-five
no,,~l o&1Srro0n In tho Missouri. Ene2E
Mannhaven.
Preparations are being made to res
tuild the chu1 Oh at Tappan which waa
blown down. -
The talk OF lynching in connection
with the Barry trial at Milton is put
down as rot.
Farmers in the vicinity Of Willow
City are organizing to open up a Cos
operative, store.
A. G. Lehman, who has taught at
swakpeton, will be principal. of the
Edgeley schools.
There is q chance for Tower City to
get q creamery II farmers will guaran"
tee suficient cows.
Aaron Meyers has been arrested az
sherbrooke, on q charge Of fracturins
the prohibition Law. Is
Over 1885, 900 pounds Of wool was
baled this year at Dickinson, as reports
ed by the wool press.
Former Postmaster Hutchinson OF
Wheatland is working for an elevate
company in Oklahoma.
Grafton citizens are making efforts to
reorganize the military band OF thai
city. and want q leader.
Charles Lang. recently sent from
Glen Ullin, to the Bismarck hospitats
has been token back home.
Walhalla's new water works have
finally been accepted from the cons
tractors by the city council.
A. o. Divet, court stenographer OF
the Fourth judicial district, will resign
and practice law at Forman.
The papers out in the western part OF
the state are rowing about that ap%
pointment for the Minot land Office.
a female. cowboy with hloomers wa4
denied lodging at q Williston hotel, and
In. revenge will open q hotel herself.
"a public library is an excellent
tnlnS ZOE OllIlu pAS9s says oIoSS 80
torney McCulloch Of Mclean county.
Twenty-Five prairie schooners bring
ing harvest hands into the valley
passed through Fargo the other day.
The Mandan fair management will
offer $500 In purses at the horse races
In connection with their Etate show.
Barney Flynn has completed his con-
tract OF grading on the Washburn
road, end has gone to his ranch on the
Douglas to make hay.
Tracklayinga OF the 500 extension
from Wishek is progressing slowly, on.
account Of the lackso1. help. Only one-
fourth Of acrew 10 now at work. :
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