The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1902-04-19
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Fingal is to have q creamery.
Kathryn wants a harness shop.
Buffalo wouldn't object to a band.
J. A.. johnson has beenkappointed
Mi;lot is to have q $4,000 brick hotel.
The Minot band las been ~reorganized.
Page is celebrating over building a
1jail.s
wahpeton has the public library fe-
yer.
Minor people want railway compett-
ton.
Farmers are. urged to plant a lot Of
corn.
No trains reached walhalla for two
weeks.
postmaster at E%mmonsburg, Emmons
Lcounty.
Bowdon is to have a cooperative ele-
vator.
The base ball dance at Harvey was a
success.
The state brand commission will meet
on May 2.
county has "a man named
Backhaus.
The Bismack band. gave a concert to
large house.
The Mouse river was higher than for
twenty years.
The foundation of the Kuhn creamery
is completed.
A gas well has been discovered in
Emmons county. 3
The stock for the Oberon creamery is
being well taken.
The woodmen at Fargo will have
their hall enlarged.
Kenmare's mill is to have a capacity
Of 1875 barrels a day.
Attorney Hughes of st. Thomas may.
locate at WillistQn.
Forty Roumanian families have ar
rived at Anamoose.
Parson Mills Of Grand Forks is wag-
ing war On gambling.
The telephone line from Neche and
Walhalla is guaranteed.
Minot is strictly up to date. with lady
doctors and lady BARRIERS.
Prof. Bolstad of Kindred has a valu-
able claim near Norwich.
Kenmare has established a reputation
as aSgreat horse market.
The farmers elevator at Finley APP
pears to be an assured fact.
New Rockford is slated for several
new buildings this summer.
Thompson is equipped with the latest
UP to date postof1ce fixtures.
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Langdon. hotels and livery barns have
been worked overtime recently.
Bathgate hardware dealers are said
to be contemplating a merger.
A meeting of the state beard of par
dons has beer called for April Is.
John. Barron of Embden recently cell
ebrated his s~eventy-fifth birthday.
A number Of imported Shorthorn
cattle are being sold in Eddy county /,
Ten residents of Hankinson went to
Ward county to look up homesteads.
In York a prominent member Of the
woodmen is a nan named Woodcock.
ClerE.a OF, Courts Perry Of Dickey
county is now a full-nedged attorney.
John Broderick of Wahpeton was
given a Jail sentence for beating his
wife. #
There was an alleged hold-up in Mi
not, and a stranger claims to be $500
shy.
Devils Lake will make more improve
ments this year than for many sea-
ons.
Residents Of the western part Of the
state think the danger from floods is
over.
Out at Dickinson, Hon. A. c. McGilli-;
vray is given credit for the garden
seeds.
States Attorney McCullock Of Me-
Lean county, is mentioned for the state
senate.
The Northern Pacific will expend $780,
600 for improvements in the Mandan
yards.
Mandar. is to have a building boom,
and a Eumber of residences will be
erected.
M. F. Van de a lof Tower City
urges the farmers in that vicinity to
diversity.
Washburn. the home OF the coal, had.
a coal famine, when the mines were
flooded.
Banker Fischer OF Devils Lake fs
said to have one Of the finest teams in
the state.
Hope and Cooperstown are t o main
tain their regulations for high-class
celebrations SS%s5
Voltaire stands on a high point, and
escaped some of9the mud that bothered
other places.
1t is said that some ranchmen IN
Williams county are d~iscouraging
ho~mesteaders.
Experiments win be ms de at several
places in Sargent county In the raising
of sugar cane. /,
Five cars of potatoes were shipped
from Page last week, and melted the
shippers 5000 a@5 HUI
One advantage Of. the recent high Yaa-
tel: is the Fact that II deyelopedl 40
many sailors.
An Ayr. man reports q hen that laid
six eggs iii. one day andSlt wassni' a
good day, either: Sss8s sa
Insurance Commissioner Leutx has
purchased ahalf-doxen townshiiplp Is:
grazing lands. sSs szs H
Thara sSara said To he "a many ayVyaraS