The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-11-23
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Hillsboro wants a skating rink.
Casselton is to lose its healers.
jamestown had q butter famine.
The Bathgate hotel has closed for the
winter.
Cathay schools are to be heated by
steam.
The Grand Forks term Of court will
begin Dec. 8.
Father Dupont Of Bottineau county
died recently.
DR.. wagar Of Crary has removed to
Michigan City.
Geo. W. Lee Of Gladstone has a band
of $50 Angora goats.
Eye specialists are thicker than flies
in a. mucilage bottle. j
John Bowler Of Ellendale lost a
threshing rig by fire.
Dickey county has half q dozen GRIM
inal cases to consider.
Bathgate has a new Presbyterian
minister, Rev. Mcclure.
Kids and matches destroyed about
100 tons Of hay at Lisbon.
The damage case instituted at Minot
by Bjerke was dismissed. (
Louisa I. Lissis Of Lidgerwood has
been granted a $12 pension.
The mother Of Cashier Abrahamson
of Kathryn, died at Kindred.
Some Pennsylvaaians are taking up
claims in McHenry county.
An attempt was made to hold up
Henry Grasser. near Courtenay.
The old school building at Northwood
may be converted into a hospital.
Ed Crandall Of Hunter is reported to
have enlisted in the artillery service.
There. is a row on at Davenport over
the collection Of p~enitentiary Irvine
notes.
There is an exodus Of the farm hands
who have spent the fall north Of James
town.
Conductor Stevenson is the new
dan.
The jury cases at the Mcintosh term
Of court were continued until the May
term.
Dickey county farmers are buying
a loads Of Iowa cattle for dairy pur-
poses. s..
Forty Iowans arrived at Minot re-
Gently, to take up claims in Ward
county.
When the rural deli, cry routes are
established the country roads will be
improved.
There are many new buildings being
erected by farmers in the hills of Dick.
ey county.
Progress is being made on the re-,
pairing of the old a%rtesian well at
Jamestown.
Dick Hern Of McHenry got mixed up
with a t%hreshing machine. and an arm
was broken.
Nearly every time there is a term Of
court at Napoleon the weather becomes
~obstreperous.
The mail in the Cooperstown post
Office was removed for safety during
the recent fire.
A girl fell eight feet into an xcava
slight injuries.
Ec-State Oil Inspector Wickham is
locating many new settlers in Western
Morton county.
The escaped convict, Lee, is reported
to have been seen near Spiritwood, in
Stutsman county.
Minor has been experiencing some
hypnotic tests, and the people say there
is no fake about 1t.
Benjamin George, a Bathgate dray-,
man, got on the wrong side Of his load
and fractured, a leg.
Denbeigh, McHenry county, is said to
he ~ 0rn 0f tho hast 1nto1c 1f nv %nu,1
Of its size in the state.
A number Of farmers will fight the
assessment against a, drainage ditch at
Leyden, Pembina county.
It is said hat Burleigh and Morton
counties will secure a large number of
new settlers mex spring.
A gang Of robbers are said to be
working the Great Northern between
Larimore and Devils Lake.
Judge Circuit Of Wahpeton, one OF the
prominent g. "A. r. leaders of; the state,
will remove to Minneapolis.
The hill country of Stutsman county
had a great crop of hay, and the cattle
are in magnificent condition.
Cooperstown had a fire scare. The
flames were controlled, however, after
a hard fight by The department.
Gave Malone Of Mcintosh county
pleaded guilty to forgery, and was sen-
fenced to the ~penitentiary for a year.
The poundmaster at Bismarck arrest
ed some stray COWS, and, somehow, his
place was burned-end there you are.
At Cooperstown some malicious idiots
destroyed young shade trees that the
residents have devoted years to raise.
Tower City is reveling In a scandal,
and damage suits are threatened by In
nocent people whose names have been
rung in.
Mrs. Helen M. Plath OF Davenport is
dead. She was seventy-three years old
and had resided in Cass county twenty
three years. S&
Many North Dakota, farmers are
planning to make q little pin money
this winter by t~akingteanss to the Min
nesota woods. n
People around Davenport aresindig
rant over the failure. OF the government
agent to establish q rural free-deliveryl
route In that section 5s st s s4ss#
The prairie fires IN Ward@county all
most caught the property ofgthe BreW-i
err and inilleas Sr6rnhf1 rel