The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-12-20

The State Day by Day.
NORTH DAKOTA NUeRlNs.

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Farmers are nau,ll:.1g Ignite into
4 Mandan.
DR.. Pray is to establish q hospital at
Valley City.
Buchanan, stutsman county, has q (.
lady preacher.
A .fstic argument at Bowbells cost.
one man q flyer.
The Western Union has paid its tax
es in Grand Forks.
Prosperity makes marriages numer-,
GUS in Wells county.
.Macaroni wheat seems to be in,
creasing. in popularity . =.
Delinquent tax sales a:trac: a lot of
attention, over the STATE. :
The Episcopal ladies OF Dickinson
netted $500 On their fair.
J.. A. Coffney is TO locate in Courte-
nay for the practice o! law.
The people of Sou.is are rejoicing
over fire-ighting apparatus
Some of the Missouri river steam
boats were caught ii, the ice.
Bismarck grocers have organized,
and, dead beats will have to. dig. -.
The friends of Frank Carr of Minor;
fear that he; has. m e with foul play. -
John Stocklowski' and Miss Rosa
Nonskie were welded at Courtenay. :,
Senator McCumber is interested in a.
new bank at Cayuga, Sergeant county.
The railroads are preparing for a..
great rush of immigration next spring:
It is said that a Trail county nan,
may. sue. his l~etter-wr;tiagss wife :1or.:.
libel. : ,;t;t:;.,,, ~
The authorities nave been unable to,
locate the men wac broke ;;ail at Wah-
peton.
The city hall in Cando is said to be-,
swelled on itself, and is sagging out IL
front. - a,
Ignite coal. seems to be giving gen.
eral satisfaction, when it can be Sc
cured. ~. 5 H..
The row over the football game be-;
tween Casselton and Valley City is.
still IN. . :..a
1t is said that Supt. Stockwel1, is an
advocate of the consolidation Of rural.
schools.
Little Robert P,:r,:: Of Glendale fell.
OF the foot board of a bed and broke
an arm.
The rural delivery route out of Rey-
nolds is in operation, with Carl Riley
as carrier.
Arthur Whitehouse Of Lisbon has.
been granted q patent for a glass-cut--
ter's board. a3ss
Looters were caught carrying away
goods from the scene of the fire at
Lidgerwood. $50
Towner boasts Of 8 prominent law
yer who recently located there, in D.
J.. O'Connell.
Someone fired eide bullets through
the windows of the Episcopal church
at jamestown. B..
Some Trail county farmers will
send their teams to the Minnesota.
woods for the winter .
The people of jamestown are DIE
liberal in their patronage of the opera
house than formerly.
A drastic Sunday observance ordin--
ance was promptly turned, down by
the Bismarck council.
The Cando orchestra is popular over
the northern part of the state, and is
in great demand for dances.
D~onnybrook business men have
agreed to,close their places q ebusineas
at 8 p. M, and all day Sunday.
On account of the good crops. the
merchants in nearly all the towns are
carrying large stocks Of goods.
E. P. Wells, the former jamestown
banker, who has been East for some
1yo ~ xyi1l lroofa IN 1Hfnn 90 Nn1ic+
The people of Dickinson wish to raise
funds for a public library, so they can
get in on Andrew C%arnegie's gifts.
Ward county people seeded a; lot Of
wheat last spring that was not treated
for smut, but they won't do 1t again.
Two Courtenay men we're fined by
the jutice because n complained b q
the other had been guilty Of larceny.
Since the cold weather has begun
the people of the rural towns spend q
lot of time in the p%ostof1ce before mail
time.
The Icelandic students at the North
Dakota university have organized q lit
erary society to study lceiandic litera-
ture
People who have resided in Bismarck
as much as ten years Ire astonished at
the change in the appearance Of the
town. .
The Reeve elevator, at Buxton Nas
burned. 1t was the first one to he
erected between Fargo and Grand
Forks. nv
An attempt was made to burglarize.
on ,u6orfoc fn0 ocfoh 1ioh of.13m.