The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-01-05
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wants one.
Col. Creel contemplates a trip to
Alaska in the spring.
The school population Of Jamestown
has fallen from 902 to S99.
Jamestown seems to have a lot OF
hoodlums among its juveniles.
g.. Lange's store at Kuhn was brok-'
en- into, but nothing was taken.
Hillsboro has some six-months-old
pigs Weighing 213 pounds each.
About 400 school houses have been
built in North Dakota this year.
The Galatians are said to have re-
sumed the hotel business at Enderlin.
The business before the court at the
recent term in Bismar ok lasted just
one day. @
A w~inistacker company has been or
ganized at Fargo, with a capital OF
500, 900.
H. A. Mayo of walhalla has lost his
son George, and has gone to Duluth to
hunt him up.
The Devils Lake C~hautauqua associ-
alton has issued 1000 bonds to v
all Indebtedness.
The school census shows $3.50 chill
dren Of school age in Fargo, against
2.427 q year ago.
The Hannah Masons had a great time
at the institution Of the lodge and open
ing of the temple.
The Farmers and Merchants Bank at
Jamestown shows about II per cent
profit the first year.
The minor children of James s. Good
win, late of Larimore, have been grant
ed a $14 per month pension.
A petition is being circulated to re-
move the Turtle Mountain Indians
from their present reservation.
A lot of young people at Bathgate
purchased snowshoes and organized a
snowshoe club, and then it thawed.
Landlord Patterson's bill for furni.
ture for the Northwest hotel at Bis.
marck is said to aggregate 10000.
Burglars robbed the saloon Of N. H.
Remould of Fertile, and secured $25 in
cash and some $12 worth of goods.
Special agents Of the interior depart
ment are investigating alleged infrac-
lions Of timber laws north Of Red Lake.
At DeLamere the women raided a
blind pig. Afterwards, when the joint
was reopened the business men closed
it.
Peter Johnson, register Of deeds elect
of Richland county, was recently mar
ried in Colorado to a former Wahpeton
girl
T--~-- Ny@-V 80 C,ssryo~I - ry141on-
legged man, was leading a risky colt,
when he was upset and his shoulder
dislocated.
Albert Noel, the young nan who fell
from a Great Northern train, died at
wahpeton, after suffering terribly since
September.
A Belgian civil engineer has been
looking over the ground at Jamestown,
with a view to establishing a flax man
ufacturing plant.
A correspondent at Havre denies the
report that the s 5000 package missing
from the 500 offices was taken by the
missing roadmaster, Soule.
Nelson, the Terrible swede." of
Ransom county, was thrashed to a fin
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vile, and now wants another go.
Valley City and jamestown are now
having a census scrap. and the James
town papers have turned their atten-
ton from Bismarck to Valley City.
officer Flanagan Of Fargo, had his
fur coat stolen the other night. When
thieves get to stealing policemen's
1p@AA1, ~ ic e,,ro1xy tfron %or rofOrrn
The state normal school at Mayville
has closed. it's fall term with a good
record. Notwithstanding the poor crop,
the attendance was only nine below
last year.
Sixty cases of typhoid fever at the
state asylum which have recovered
without a death, speaks volumes for
the good treatment that must prevail
in that institution.
It is said that DR.. Erskine Of Hamil-
ton will furnish undertakers with all
kinds Of banks. It has been stated that
u~ndertakers couldn't get the blanks
from the state health officials.
Without regard to the Washington
end Of the dead and down." loggers
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Lake reservation, and are hustling the
work of cutting as. rapidly as possible.
President Orchard of the Congrega-
tional church of Fargo was hung In
ef1gy by students, who objected to his
pointed discourses on morals and news
paper articles in support Of his position.
A Milton man was expatiating on
the safety Of a new gasoline lamp he
was selling. The lamp became tired
and exploded. The agent was SO bad
ly burned that he had to cali a physi-
clan.
j.. II. Carver and wife were arrested
at Bismarck for fraudulently represent
ing themselves to be. agents Of the
Butterick company and collecting mon
ey. on the strength Of their supposed
connection with the house. FL
A number OF patents have been
granted recently to North Dakota par
ties, as follows: John Cook. Grafton. for
a graln-dryer; George e. Bateman,
Lari,nora label-holder; John Carlen.
Havana, receiver for folded paper bags.
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