The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-09-19
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made to order at Wallin & Go.
You will enjoy this publication
a whole lot better if you will only
read the advertisements.
If you want a nice school suit
for your boy, go to Wallin & Co.'S,
and get one at a discount.
The Farmers & Merchants Lum-
Der Go. received q, carload of paper
this week from Minneapolis, and
they are also busy unloading six
cars of lumber.
j.. D. Wakeman came up from
Wilton the first of the week and
visited the editors new coal shed
in search of fuel,-but found moth
ing but the new shed. Come again.
County Superintendent Olson
made a trip to the northern part Of
the county to visit schools in that
section. He reports the schools of
the county in a f%ourlshing condi-
ton.
An Office is being fitted up in
side the new freight depot. As the
carpenters have been busy on this
and other work, progress on the
passenger depot has been at a
standstill.
W. A. Persey, the jeweler,. had
the inside of his place of business
decorated in the highest style Of
the art last week, and with the
many new purchases Of goods, he
has a fine store.
All members of the K. of P. are
requested to be present at the next
regular meeting as business of i'm
portance will come before the meet
ing. Now be sure to be present. By
order of Chancellor Commander.
Just before the storm of last
week, The LEADER secured the
erection of a brand new coal shed
in order to be supplied with Ignite
fuel and not have to dig the snow
of winter to find the coal deposit.
Work at the brick yard is at a
standstill during the wet weather.
Foreman Cross will soon have a
kiln ready to burn. This will be
the last this season. The bricks
made here have given general sat-
isfaction.
John Kittleson was in the city
the first of the week and reported
that he had done eight days thresh-
ing this fall and made a record run,
threshing out more grain in that
length Of time than in any other
season.
Misses Belle Ward and Hilda
Satterlund returned Monday from
a trip to Mannhaven and Ft. Stew.
enson parts. They report a pleas.
ant trip, but was rather cold Sun.
day. They returned to Bismarck
Tuesday.
The mate of the Expansion took
a tumble into the Muddy Missouri
Tuesday morning. He was carry
ing a door around the barge and
became overbalanced, and an icy
bath was the result. No other dam
age was done.
The Harvest Home supper given
by the ladies of the M. E. church
was largely attended and the sup
per was pronounced fine by those
who partook. The Methodist Ia
dies have established a reputation
for good cookery.
Frank Lenhart on Tuesday pur-
chased the driving team consisting
of horses and buggy that had been
used by Mr.. Farr in driving the
railway engineers the past summer.
The team is a good one, and now
Frank will take a spin around the
city behind a fine pair of roadsters.
Holtan & Sons are having a coat
and vest of paint added to their
store buildings which add much to
the improvements this firm is max
ing this year. They expect to get
moved into their new department
in a short time. The new depart
ment will give them considerable
more room in which to display
their large stock of goods which
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