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PROPOSALS.

: OFFICE OF BUILDING FOR LIBRARY X, OF
Congress Washington. D. c.: July 81. 1901,
erecting in place complete steel trussed cover
ed ways in the east courts Of the building for the
fee % until TWO O'Clock PM, on TUESDAY, the
THIRTEENTH DAY OF AUGUST, 1901. and then
publicly
be obtained EE upon application to this office BER
jy31 1.au1.2,3,7,S
DEPARTMENT OF INTERIOR, JULY 20, 1901.
ment until TWO O'CLOCK PM. AUGUST FIF
TENTH, 1901, and then opened, for the construc-
tion of a conduit for electric cables between the
Interior Department buildings known s as the old M
fee building Washington D. c.. in accordance
with specifications and drawings; copies Of which
Secretary. jy2s-6t
EXECUTIVE OFFICE, CoMMIssIoNERs OF
SshGS w SoSfs ,fesiEfd st
public school text books, with and without M e1-
appropriation law approved March /. 1901. Blank
forms of proposals and specifications will be
District upon application to him at his office, 464
Louisiana ave. nv. Washington, D. G; BY order ,
DALI. Secretary. jy2s-et
PROPOSALS FOR CRUSHING STONE IN ROCK
Creek ParkIofee Of, Of the he Gomms%soners, Con, % D. G:
u. lbUl.-Seaieu
will be received at this Office until TWELVE
O'CLOCK NOON SATURDAY, AUGUST THIRD,
1901, for crushing stone In Rock Creek Park. DC.
Blank forms Of proposal specfcati tions and all
necessary information may be obtained at the Of
flee of the Engineer Commissioner. BY order of
the board of Commissioners Of the District Of Co
lumba. WILLIAM TINDALL, Secretary to the
Board. jy27-6t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASHING
ton. D. c., July 49, 19O1.-Scaled proposals, In du
plicate will be received at the department until
o'clock pm Tuesday, the 18th of August, 1901.
and then opened In the presence of such persons
may attend. for the construction Of stable at the
Government Hospital for the insane at Washing
ton, D. c., in accordance with the drawings and
specifications, copies of which specifications and
form Of proposal may be had and the drawings
seen application at this department. The right
is reserved to reject any and all bids. E. A.
HITCHCOCK. Secretary. jy17-1aw-4t
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, WASH
ington d. c.. June %. 19O1.-Sealed proposals, in
duplicate. will be received at the department until
TWO O'CLOCK PM. ON FRIDAY, THE SEC
OND DAY OF-AUGUST, 1901, and then opened in
the presence of such persons may attend for
the construction Of an extension to the Govern
Hospital for the Insane at Washington. d.
c., In accordance with the drawings and specifca-
tions, copies Of which specifications and form OF
proposal may be had and the drawings ap-
plicaton at this department The right is reserved
to reject any and all bids. E. A. HITCHCOCK,
Secretary. je26-1aw6t
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FUTURE DAYS.
j. G. Sinclair, Auct.

WILL SELL ON FRIDAY, AUGUSTSECOND, AT
TEN An, CONTENTS OF GROCERY STORE LO.
GATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF
10TH AND r STREETS NORTHWEST. CON
sISTING OF FLOuRS TEAS, COFFEES, CANNED
GOODS, BARRELS OF MOLASSES, PICKLES.
SIRUPS, &c, ICE BOX. SCALES AND OTHER
FIXTURES. WE INVITE THE DEALERS AND
PRIVATE BUYERS. STOCK FRESH AND
CLEAN. ALSO HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
1y31-2ts
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WEST END AUCTION AND STORAGE CO.,
22D AND STS N W.

22D AND sTs NV
Attractive S ale of
Very Superior House.
hold Furniture i'm the
Fine Residence, 1725
III, Between 18th and
18th N. w., ON Thurs
day, Aug. 1, 1901, Conn
mencing at 4 O:3O o'clock
embracing i'm part:
SEVERAL SETS OF ELEGANT PARLeR FUR
PERIOR PARLOR SET, UPHoI ISTERED IN We
LOUR; VELOUR PORTIERES, LACE AND OTHER
WINDOW HANGINGS, ENGRAVINGS ORNA-
MENTS, ARTISTIC TABLES, FINE OAK HALL
STAND, SUPERIOR CARPETS AND RUGS, FINE
HALL AND STAIR CARPETS, BOOK CASES
CABINETS An AND ~ MIRRORS, GHIFF0NIERS
RER WITH nk FINE
SUITES. WALNUT SUITES, WALNUT AND OAK
WARDROBES, SUPERIOR HAIR MATTRESSES
FINE OFFICE DESK, LIBRARY TABLE
COUCHES, WIRE SPRINGS, EASY CHAIRS, &c
NOTE-ARTICLES ON VIEW MORNING OF
SALE.
NJ B. LATIMER
jy29-3t Auctioneer and Superintendent.
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OCEAN TRAVEL

NORTH CERTAIN LLOYD
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
K.issrin NJ III Az: K.issrin NJ IN. seStt sept
Kaiser VIM. Gr Aug. a Kaiser VIM. Gr.Sept. ~
Sailing at 10 AN.
rwrSlscsE@ PRssEsaEk sSR81cn
OUTHAMPTON-LONDON PARISl-BREMEN
Barba rossa. Aug 9, II am 81 Kurfurst Aug =, pm
g. Lpise. Aug. 10. 10 am ia. II. Meier Sept loan
Fr d. Or Aug ~. 10 ami Barba rossa Sep. II, am
Ito Bremen only.
MEDITERRANEAN SERVICE.
GIBRALTAR-NAPLES-GE
Werra. Aug. 10. I pm Hob 'zoll' n Sept noon
Trave. Aug 81, 10 am Aller. Sept. y. II am
f(Hohenzollern), formerly Kaiser Wm Il
OELRICHS CO., NO. BROADWAY. N. Z.
Apply to E =. DROOP. S25 Pa. ave-,
fes-s12t Agent for Washinstoa.
American Line
NEW YORK-SOUTHAMPTON-
st Paul. Aug Z, 10 amISt Paul. Aug. %. 70 am
.zeeiand Aug. II. noon Phiiad' a Sept. II, 10 am
Red Star Line
NEW YORK-ANTWERP-PARIS
svaderland Aug. T. noonI 'Zeeland Aug. u, noon
Kensington Aug. H. noon Fries!and. Aug %, noon
t'New Twin-screw Steamers calling at Cherbourg)
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers 14&16 n. r. O1nce Is Broadway. New Ybfk.
WASHINGTON OFFICE. 1906 ST. NV,
ap24 Or G. w. Moss. 14l1 G st. NV.
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WOODS COMMERCIAL COLLEGE is OPEN ALL
summer. Pupils may join at any time for full
or special courses, day evening sessions Elec-
trio fans Phone East SO. 311 East Capitol vt.
iylI-ff
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EDUCATIONAL.
IN WASHINGTON

FRENCH LANGUAGE SCHOOL,
Private lessons and classes now; all grades. Easy
quick attractive method for adults.
Mile. PRUD'H0MME 3O7 D st. n. W. (car lines)
iy22 26t4
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w. F. DAI.ES. PH.D., 800 NV. CLASSICAL
teacher; especially successful In coaching for col
Iege examinations; IA years experience: highest
local testimonials. te20-52t
Evening star., 1901-07-31

G. g. SLOAN 4 CO., AUcTs., I4o7 G ST. nv
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HAD BEEN THERE BEFORE.

PcDke Principal. In an Action to
Test the Injunctional Feature Of
the North Dnkota Prohibitory Law.
The decision Of the United States SUI
preme court in the case of Emil j. Pep
Ike VS.. the United States, for the recov-
cry Of his diamond rings, has attracted
more than ordinary attention at Graf
ton, owing to the fact that Pepke was
a resident of Grafton for several years.
This is the second time he has been In
the United States supreme court. The
first time he appeared in a case to ties.
the validity Of the injunctional feature
Of the state prohibitory law. While en-
gagged in the illegal sale of liquor he
was epjoined. The owners of the build
ing, j. C. Oswald & Co., decided to test
the law, and it was finally carried to
the supreme court, where the law was
declared constitutional.
MI. Pepke had rather a varied career
at Grafton He came under the infiu-
ence of the Salvation Army, and for
some time was a vigorous exhorter. He
left just before. the outbreak of the
Spanish American war, and for a time
was q s~oap-vender. He enlisted in
Company of Wahpeton, and was
wounded on the expedition to the north
of that regiment under Gen. Lawton.
He returned to Grafton with the local
company and remained there for some
time. 1t was generally known that he
had accumulated some n oney and val.
liable stones in the Philippines.
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q WIPED OUT.

Driven From q Large Portion Of Or
ange River Colony.
Pretoria, Dec. 8.-The operations IN
the last three months in the southeast
ern part Of the Orange River Colony
have resulted in the reduction of the
Beers forces Ly about 400 men. practi-
cally wiping out the burghers there.
This rapid success was attained by .
system Of advanced fortified bases.
from which mounted troops acted
without transport. Gen. Dartnell. with
the Imperial light, horse. captured q
Beers on the WilgA river east Of Hail
bron. He also captured 800 cattle and
$50 horses. On other days he took Il
prisoners and thousands Of cattle. His
operations extended yer ten days.
These captures resulted from forming
fortified laagers and making sudden
raids and night marches.
Boer Are Captured.
London, Dec. S.-The war Office has
received a dispatch announcing that
Gen. Bruce Hamilton surprised and
captured a Boer lager at Oshoek. He
took 90 prisoners. The dispatch also
mentions that. 1o4 prisoners have been
taken from Badenhorst's commando.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
MANY RABIES BURNED.

May Punish Careless Parents Who
Leave Little Ones Home Alone.
London, Dec. 10. - DR.. Westcott Of
Hackney, a suburb Of London, who
holds the position Of coroner, has
drawn. public attention to the terrible
yearly record Of 600 children burned to
death in London. AS a result Of repre-
sAntations on this subject, made by the
cddroner's society to the home secretary,
tile government is considering the adj
Visibility of legislation which would
a fire II the child is thereby burned to
death. 80
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BRAKES FAILED.

Express Train Landed In the Watt
ing Room OF the Station.
Frankfort, Dec. ga large part OF
the handsome railway station here was
wrecked by the Orient express. h air
brakes of which refused to work. The
train dashed into the station at full
speed, jumped the platform and came
to q standstill in the middle Of the
waiting room. against the debris Of a
stone wall. A few Of the passengers
were badly bruised. but no n was IA
tally injured. The people about the
station and in the waiting room had
remarkable escapes.
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They ARE RE SURE OF him THIS TIME
HAs BEEN SEVERAL TIMES RE-
PoRTED AS HAVING BEEN
KILLED. .
FILIPINO GENERAL 10 HANG
CONVICTED OF ORDERING AssAs-
sINATIoN OF AMERICAN
CORPORAL.

Manila. Dec. 10.-Native scouts from
Benbagon, province If Nueva Ecejo,.
have killed David Fagin. the American
negro deserter f1om tie Twenty,
fourth infantry (colored), who for two
years has been leading Ftlipinos
against the Americans. The native
scouts decapitated their prfsoner.A n The
head, however, was identified as that
of Fagin. They recovered his commits
sion in the Filipino army. Fagin had
on his finger a ring of Frederick Van
Alstaetter, of the engineers, who was
captured by F%ilipinos, supposedly un-.
der h command of Fagin himself Oct.
8. 1900. Fagin has been reported killed
on several occasions. The authorities
gre satisfied that former statements Of
his death were erroneous and that he
has now4fbeens killed.
A military commission has sentenced
the Filipino Gen. Isidore Torres to be
hanged, after finding him guilty of Or
dering the assassination Of Corporal
Ffeldner Of the Twelfth infantry at
Malolos, province Of Bulucan, last Oc-
tober. The sentence of the commits
sion has been dis%approved by Gen.
Chaffee, who finds that the commits
sion mad reasonable grounds to doubt
whether Gen. Torres personally ordered
the assassination OF the American SOL
dier. Gen. Chaffee thinks that the high
rank held by Torres in the insurgent
army would be SUFFICIENT to prevent
such unmilitary action on his part.
The 8 Of Patterson the English
a private secretary to Sexto Lopez,
whom efforts were made to deport from
Manila after he had landed there with
out swearing allegiance to the United
States. is still hanging fire before the
supreme court. Patterson's attorneys
claim that their client once having
landed was beyond the jurisdiction Of
w. Morgan schuster, collector ofacus-
toms for the Philippines, who has been
trying to effect Patterson's expulsion.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
WORK of TRAIN wREClxERs.

Passenger Train WIRE ckcds In Oregon
-Tvv Injured.
Portland. Or, Dec. 8. The east
bound passenger train on the Oregon
Railway and Navigation company's
road was wrecked twelve miles east Of
The Dallcs yesterday afternoon. The
engine turned over and, Engineer Mau-
rice Cavanaugh was badly scalded and
perhaps internally injured. Fireman
Frank erase was seriously injured.
None Of the passengers were hurt. The
wreck was undoubtedly the work Of
train Wreckers.
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CHIEF OF THE I.EMBINAs.
Hon. Jud La Moure. Best known
g5 Man In North Dakota.

Man In North Dakota.
Nobody can remember just whether
Jud La Moure or the Indians got here
first, says q Pembina writer. He was
here when the early settlers game. and
it is a popular impression that he was
always hare. However, this Is not true.
Judson La Moure was born In he VII
lage of Frelinghsburg, County of Mis-
sisquoit, Province of Qlebec, March ~,
1889. His education consisted Of a reg
ular common school course. with the
addition of two terms in the Frelinghs-
burg academy.
He left home March 2, 1859, going to
Davenport, Iowa, where he remained q
few months.
From this point, in the spring of 1860.
he went to Pixies Peak, during h gold
excitement. Not being successful in
his search for gold, he went to South
ern Dakota, locating in Union county,
where he remained for ten years, dur
ing which time he vas engaged Ia
farming.
In 1865 he was appointed sub-agent OF
the Lower Brule Indians, located at the
mouth Of White Earth river.
In 1870 he located at Pembtna, his
present home, where he was among the
first to extensively engage in farming.
In this year a United States court was
established, and we find him the first
United States marshal; also an at
tache OF the United States surveyor
generals department.
He served as deputy collector of Gus
toms, chairman of board Of county
commissioners for Pembina county, and
later was chairman of the Republican
state central committee, resigning in
1895.
His political career commenced in
1872, at which time he was elected to
the territorial legislature.
He was married in 1874 to Miss Min
ME Nelson, daughter of the present col
lector of customs for the district Of
North and South Dakota.
In. 1876 he was elected to the terrific
rial council.
In 1878 he entered the mercantile
business at Pembina, which business,
being subsequently moved to Neche, N.
D., is at present Furnishing under the
firm name Of j. La Moure & Co.
In 1880 he YVES reelected to the legis-
lative assembly, and in 1884 to the terri
torial council.
In 1889 he was elected to the first
North Dakota state senate from the
First district, and has been reelected
a. each succeeding election to the pres
ent date.
Mr.. La Moure was mayor of Pembina
for a period Of ten years.
In regard to personal appearance, he
is a man of large stature, owe six feet
in height, and weighing over 200 pounds.
Although of mature years, he is re-
nlarkably strong and healthy, with the
exception of an occasional attack of
asthma.
He is very strong in his likes. and dis
likes, proving him a firm friend and a
very bitter enemy.
In regard to the rumor of his aspiring
to congressional honors in h coming
election, there will be, should he sue
coed in securing the nomination, a large
number, especially among the old-tim-
ers, who will consider it honor and
glory to work for and vote for the pi-
oneer champion and supporter of Re-
pulicanism in his state.
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DRuGGED AND ROBBED.

Man Found I'm a Dying CoCndition
and Shortly Expires.
Charlottesville, Ind, Dec. 8.-Wflliam
Sheets, a well known horseman Of this
city, was found at a late hour last
evening at the fair grounds In a dying
condition. He was removed to the city
and expired in a few minutes. He
never regained consciousness and the
cause Of his death is o mystery. He
wal known to have considerable honey
on hir person, but when found he had
not q cent. It is thought he had been
given drugged whisky and robbed.
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POISON AT
sixty-Fiye Persons Victims OF Doped

aixtv.Fiye Persons Victims Of D0ped
Coffee.
Prairie du Sac. Wis. Dec. e.-Sixty-
i've persons were poisoned at q we'd
ding feast at the home Of John MILKY
at west Point, near this place. It 10
claimed that there was poison In the
coffee. Physicians were summoned
nom lodi, and after working over the
people for a long time hope was given
that all would recover. Some Of tho
coffee has been sent to a chemist to be
examined.
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OIL OF INFERIOR GRADE.

Complaints In south Dakota Said to
BE General.
Pierre, I'D, Dec. s.-The people are
receiving a very poor grade of kero-
sene this winter and the complaint 70
general. This has. called out senti-
ment for the Introduction Of an oil in
spection bill in the next legislative
session through the provisions of the
initiative. This will be done to pre-
yeht the usual fate Of bills introduced
to regulate oil grades. which are
stringent enough as introduced IN
every session, but which are rtddled pc
fore they get through.
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CHARGED WITH RUsTLIHG.
Arrest Of Jim sontag, Whose Part.
nePsIs In the Penitentiary.

Arrest Of Jim sontax, Whose Part-
nersIs I'm the Penitentiary.
Huron. s. d., Dec. S.-sherin George
Kerr accomplished the arrest Of Jim
Sontag here yesterday. Sontag Is al
legged to be cattle rustler and part
ner Of Moody, now in the penitentiary
for cattle stealing. He Is wanted BY
the authorities OF sanborn county.
who have been advised Of his capture.
3Sontag and Moody are ex-aonviots.
His wanderings have been known to
Sheriff Kerr for several weeks, and az
he was drifting towardSth home OF
his parents In this city, the sheriff pa
tiently awaited his arrival.
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M'kINLEY MEMORIAL.
Trades Unioliists of Illinois Complet.
Their Organization.

Trades CntOIiiatn of Illinois C0MI1ete
Their Organization.
Chicago, Dec. 10. - At a meeting Of
Representatives trsdes unionists at the
Sherman house yesterday afternoon.
the Mckinley Trades Union Memorial
Association Of Illinois was organized
w. G. Edens OF the Brotherhood Of
Railroad Trainmen was elected presf-
dent, and, James N. Brady Of Typo
graphical Union No. 16. secretary. The
president vas instructed to appoint q
committee OF ten from the ranks Of Or
ganized labor to solicit funds to assist
in the erection Of a monument over the
grave Of the late president.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
NoRTI1 DAKOTA SNOW.

An aforementioned Affair Being En-
joyed I'm That State.
Fargo, N? D.: Dec. s.-North Dakota
is enjoying a regular old-fashioned
fsnowstorm. It has been in progress
several hours and lies from twelve 70
fourteen inches Geep on the eve II
the Temperature falls and the wind gets
In its work the conditions are most IA
vorable for a raging war Of the ele-
ments. The .aorth coast limited, due
hers at 4:3O.s is still at Glyndon on &C
count Of a derailed freight train. NO
fatalities are reported.
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Paid. for the Death OF Husband.
Wirona, MINI. Dec. s.--The widow
Of Frank Meredith, who was killed q
few weeks ago while braking on e
Chicago & Northwestern train in the
yards at Milwaukee, has accepted .
settlement with the road for the death
Of her husband. The company pays all
funeral expenses and gives her q che<k
for $500.
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3SHsd1' 80 -,
Boer generals would probably have
thrown up the sponge long ago but for
the loyalty Of the Cape rebels to the
Boer cause. The bulk Of he enemy IN
Cape Colony consists of rebels. For.the
Beers to surrender without protecting
the rebels would be regarded as the
height of contemplate mecnness by I'll
Afrikandcrs ani Boer sympathizers.
and would produce such q revulsion OF
feeling on the part of Colonial rebels
against the republicans as would he
th- best safeguard against any future
rising Of the Dutch %colonists. Neither
side car accept peace on n terms the
other can grant. and, therefore, there
is nothing left but to rely on the effects
Of attrition.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
m1sIsrER,s VICE GETS DIVORCE.

Hale Secures Decree ON Grounds
Of Extreme .Cruelty and Profanity.
Boston, Dec. 10.-Mrs. William Bay
ard Hale secured a divorce decree In
Dedham from the Rev. Dr. William.
Bayard Hale. Her charges were ex-
IRENE cruelty and; profanity I'M her
presence. DR.. Hale's marital troubles
began within a day Of his marriage,
and ended within eve months. caus-
ing him to leave The ministry and be-
come an Insurance agent and lecturer.
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WEEDS a HUsBAND ny WIRE

"A Texas man United IN Marriage 81
5TeleRfaph. ~
Bowling Green. KY, Dec. 10. Miss
Maude Wtlcutt Of this city and Dr.. J.
w. Simmons Of Peastor. Tex, were
married byswire Saturday evening. The
questions were asked from the Texas
end by q Justice Of the peacesandswere
answered by Miss Wilcuttss Shetland
the; doctor recently met while en- route
to. Rochester. and shesleaves next week
to Join her husband#i I'm
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Hcld for selling to Indians

Held for Selling to Indians.
sioux-Falls, s. D., Dec. S.-Two Flan-
dreau men named James Murphy n
Matthew Martin, have been held by
United States Commissioner Conway
for appearance before the next federal
grand Jury to answer to the charge OF
selling liquor to Indians. In default OF
bonds Martin has been lodged in the
county jail.
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Farmer Confesses to Bankruptcy.
Sioux Falls, s.. D. Dec. 8.-Abram n.
Hyzer. a. farmer. OF Franklin. Lake
county. has filed a petition OF voluntary
bankruptcy. He states that. he has liza
bilitiess Of Se.4s7.6o |. and that his asse:s
aggregate $sn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
BunL1NaToN's BIG TREsTLE.

rive Hundred Thousand Feet Of Fir
In structure.
Hastings, Mimi, Dec. S.-One OF tne
most substantial trestles ever built IN
the state is that built by n Surfing
ton road near Inver Grove station. II
contains zoo, 600 feet of Washington nr.
costing come $4,000. Competitions are
made wsthsthe Belt Line bridge
switching facilities completed 1of
transfer to South st. Paul.
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shnrr. m ~proxpcrity,

"|.e. n 04uTCW ~
C~enteryiue. S. D., Dec. s:.-This place
is making many improvements. a
system Of drainage has been put IN
consisting Of twelve-tnch mains.
tending to the river. Contracts have
been let to evtend the water mains to
the residence portion Of the town. Sew
eral modern residences are being built.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
Emhc.sler ~Scntenced.

Embc1EIer SCntenCGO.
Montevideo, Mimi, DEC. Sat the
closesof the fall term Of the district
court Thursday night John iWynant
was sentenced by Judge Quallesto four
teen months at saltwater for embez-,
cling non from the Singer company
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
I.n.t Hcr Rarns by Fire

Lost Her Barn by Fire. :
Mimic. N n, Dec. 8. Mrs. Forbes
farnswas destroyed by fire. together
with a quantity Of. feed belonging to a.
Miller and q hearse belonging to James
Bulger and NJ. GrescoYial. The total
loss is about 3S00.. sS
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-12-14
:Reaui.itiIoas 81 cor. VISA 81

Re4uisitien ~ q. q sant.
Pierre. s. d. Dec ST. Coy. Herrtedi
has granted requisitisn on the gov
ernor Of MitnnesotaaL for ohn Van
Hoosen. who - held An Renlytiles county
onsa5chargeo . horse stealing IN Hyde
couuty, his state. sssS Il 4
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Iansau Raaxer Captain.

Madison. Wis, Dec. S.-Willlam Jul
neau, right end onsthe ,varsity football
team. Was last night elected captain
TOR next seasons wisconsin stduad.