The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-05-10
What about the Fourthof Julyp

Plow and every day shoes at
Wallin's.
Editor O~eltien: Well, I must
say that Washburn is booming.
First-:lass dressmaker wanted
at Wallin's..
a few bushels of seed millet al
the Washburn Mill.
II. D. Gray made a trip to Bis.
marck last Saturday, returning
Monday morning.
DR.. Porter came in from the
Neal ranch Monday. He returned
to Bismarck Tuesday.
T. u. Langballe, Of Coal Harbor,
has disposed Of his farm near that
place and will remove to Canada.
Mr.. Lewis Hansen was able to.
get around the first Of the week to-
look after his large machinery
business.
The new train service on the N.
P. went into effect Sunday. This
gives Bismarck eight passenger
trains daily.
At the election held in Wilton
Tuesday the question Of incorpo-J
ration carried-two to one. Here's
our B6Y@ to the mayor Of Wilton.
Washburn is in need Of more
dwelling house. It would be a
paying investment as there is a
demand for houses.
Prof. Olson made a trip home
Saturday to lock after his farming
operations this spring. He re-
turned Sunday evening and was
we'll pleased with the crop condi-
tions.
The many friends here Of Judge.
Winchester will be pleased tolearn
that he is recovering and has left
the hospital. It is not known
when court will be held here.
Louis Kesselring]& Bro. who.
recently purchased the Washburn
farm near here, purchased a large
billof lumber Thursday and VIII
erect a large house and barn on
the farm.
Nj. A. a. Bruldage represen-
ting the Tribune, was a caller on
the Leader Wednesday, Art said
that it seemed like OLD times toget
into II town that was growing, and
coming to the front like Washburn.
Edwin g. Washburn has re-
signed his position as generalman-
.ager Of the Bismarck. Washburn:
8 Great Falls road, his business.
sHsteEests.in Minneapolis requiring.
all ofahis attention.
Harry Carnahan has about one
Of the finest tonsorial parlors seen
anywhere. Every thing is kept
in f~rst-class shape and it is a
pleasure to visit his shop. Harry
says there is nothing too good for
his patrons.
"A request was received from one
the country school teachers for a
package Of government seeds for
planting in the school house gar
den. We hope that the garden
will be successful and that we will
hear Of many prizes being won for
the best collection Of vegetables.
There are a few more packages of
seeds left which will be sent on app
plication.
The Washburn cornet band.
meets for practice every Tuesday
evening and under the leadership
Of Frank Thompson the band is.
coming to the front. It takes lots
Of hard work and practice for al
band to become proficient in the
art Sc music. Washburn has an
organization that its citizens may
well be proud Of.
"A party Of Is land seekers ar
rived here Wednesday. The par
Isl from Minnesota and they
purchased#a number Of sections Of
the upper Missouri land. The
party IS under the management Of
the LundL Land Agency. Thoseiofs
the party interviewed bystherep-]
resentatiive ofths Leader expressed
themselves as pleased with this
section Of the state .s q
Cleaning house Is now the order
az the day. The storm win
idowssss are beng laid away and the
screen doors and Window are
being put ia place We a1e al
ready for the festive As al oulft9
screen door acted asz protection
against tho festive blizzard, iws
dare meptionthe word blizzard on
account of hnrtiing the feelings
someso 81 the MangdaaM ediitorssands
thu doorsWillado
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