The Washburn leader., 1903-10-17
Cando has organized bowling


Burleigh county.
The harvest hands are leaving the
country rapidly.
Harvey people ere determined to
have a creamery.
a hardware store at Nil.cboro was
robbed last week.
A Chinese pheasant was Killed near
| Coeswcl recently.
Fire al ST, Thomas destroyed barn
for Mayor Gibson.
The Da"oceg inaaHity case at Graf
I ton was dismissed.
A great deal OF fall plowng was
done betMcyn showers.
kcasal people are holding meetings
to agi!atr a creamery.
DR.. Coylc an early practitioner in
Nelson county, is dead.
Dckinsons enlarged school building
IS an imposing struct,le.
Elevator mon have been selecting
sites for buildings at Mo,.all.
! White Earth is tHo years old and
/ has just Iao its FIRST lawsuit
Ransom county, is shpp.ns some
fine cattle to Fargo meat uraIers.
Edmore Las long -,.s ft.lce telephone
connection WitA tie outside World
c. II. knIsr'!d, lnre,hcr, lad leg
broAen in iHna"ay near Valley City.
y separator h,loagng to Ed Piper
near IaEenport, was destroyed by
fire.
Charlie uhrhammcr of Ransom
county lost his 'Areanins outfit by
fire.
Great Northern detectives are said
to be numcrots in the vicinity of Mi
not.
Tho report that the Lisbon tele-
phone exchange was to be sold is de-
MED.
A r!Ae range will be established at
tie state encampment grounds at Dev-
lis Lake.
Benson county people want the Fort
Tottcn reservation thrown open to
settlement
The old town of Mortified was
wiped Oft the map and Hampden takes
its place.
Nelson county farmers found the
wheat yield much greater than they
anticipated.
James Austin. the stockman of Han
nah, won most of the stock prizes at
the Grand Forks fair.
The people OF Morton county conf.
IDENTITY expect Northern Pacific extern
sion south of Mandan
Near New Salem a handcar jumped
the track with lot of section men,
and one had broken leg.
Monango kid was playing horse
and colided with real equine, with
bad results for the youngster.
Twenty years ago big colony of
Russian Jews located near Washburn,
but they have all moved away.
A pair of grain buyers at Iidger-
wood contributed to the excitement of
the town by a tistic exhibition.
Three judgments have been secured
against Grand Forks county farmers
who had not paid for state twine.
The mcdics of the Sixth. judicial
district have organized, with DR..
Smythe of Bismarck president
Jay Rogers, formerly with the Wal
,lorf in Fargo, ard The Northwest in
Bismarck, has leased a hotel in Wis
consin.
l. ID. Allen of Cooperstown was hunt
ing with a pump gun when the old
thing exploded. He escaped serious
injury
North Dakota seems to lave about
as many music teachers as some of
the the more highly cultivated" East
ern states.
A farmer near Wheatland this year
raised enough crop to pay off an old
debt of 81 900 and still have few red |
cents for rainy day.
Some gravel cars took bucking
streak at Lisbon and the wrecking
train was necessary to straighten
things out.
Mrs. Laura ]. Eisenhuth, formerly |
superintendent of public instruction,
is now assistant principal of the Car
ringtCn school.
The advantage of good shocking has |
been clearly demonstrated this year.
Where the bundles were down the |
grain was ruined
A fine team belonging to Frank
Herbert of Cavalier has been stolen.
The thieves crossed the river at Dray-
ton into Minnesota.
There is trouble brewing for the |
man who was responsible for tho
small number of horses in the races at
the state fair at Mandan.
1t is officially announced that county
superintendent must publish school
district treasurers' statements when
the proper officials fail to do so.
A Steele county man was smashed
over the head mith a pitchfork by a
laborer with whom he had some diff
fences, and the smasher is still go.
ing.
On account of the boldness of
tramps in many localities the officials
are warning young girls and women
not to go out after night without an