The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-04-18
KenmaTe Is to have a city han.
Leeds is to have q t-ick factory.
State school lands are being leased

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Dunseith has a law and order league.
Marion expects a harness shop soon
w. S. Shaw of Minot has the small
pox.
Minot wants another school build.
ing.
Mclean county is settling up rap.
idly.
E.. M. Pollock will open a hotel at
Alice.
Leonard wants a drug store and a
doctor.
Dunseith wants an armory for
Troop A.
A lot of freight is shipped into New
Rockford.
Litchville now has a resident Cath.
Ollie priest.
The gun club fellows have begun to
be active.
Big crop predictions are already be-
ing heard.
Hope anticipates some good racing
this summer. b.
The vag law is likely to catch al
most any Of us.
Omemee people want the drunken
brawls stopped.
Ward county is to get a colony from
Milbank, S. D.
The jamestown creamery will be
running in May.
Some Tennessee people have set
tied near Mohall.
A lot Of new settlers are locating
around Omemee.
Minot has an OK team that attracts
a lot of attention.
The ice on the Missouri is about the
slowest thing vel.
The old mans convention at Milton
was a huge success.
The farmers are among the strenu.
GUS people these days.
Bids have been called for at Kindred
for the new creamery.
Windsor was visited by some crooks
who made a little haul.
A number of old timers around But
falo have sold their farms.
A settler neal Mohall caught a thief
trying to get into his barn.
New Rockford is to put up an acety'
lene plant to light the city.
Minot lays claim to a metropolitan
feature-a night lunch wagon.
Jamestown claims to be n of the
best hog markets in the state.
A, summer school for several coun.
ties may be held at Grand Forks.
The plan to erect another hotel at
Enderlin is still being %agitated.
Two young bloods at Wishek want.
ed to fight it out in the dining room.
Cakes officials are reported to have
instructed the blind piggers' to move
On.
Some of the school lands were not
in great demand on the leases at La
kota.
Minot claims to have the poorest
depots of any town of that size on
earth.
Palermo people are putting up a
strenuous oar about not having q
depot.
Mrs. Mary Sinclair Of Stutsman
county was badly bruised by an unruly
bovine.
Complaints are made in some sec
lions that township officers failed to
qualify.
There are some rich odors prevail
ing around most North Dakota towns
this spring.
The "early" closing at Cando is al.
most a late affair, as it doesn't close
till s o'clock.
The smallpox case at Page is under
strict quarantine and no further infec-
ton is anticipated.
A man wanted at Bismarck on the
charge of stealing clothing was cap.
tured at Jamestown.
G. r. Froling, an early resident Of
Sheldon, has sold his property there
and removed to Fargo.
WIFI ~ many WIN SSSSc anu 6O-
pliers in sight the people feel that
spring is the real thing.
Horse dealers who have been down
in Iowa and other states claim that
good horses are scarce.
There seems to be more than the
usual spring talk about railroad ex.
tension in North Dakota.
The Mandan people appear to have
traded the Indian school for the post.
leadership at Standing Rock.
The row over the Syndicate block at
Rugby has broken into the courts and
an injunction has been issued.
The Buxton telephone company has
grown 80 that It. has decided to in.
crease the capital stock to $4,000.
The free delivery at Thompson will
probably be discontinued. as no car.
rier will take the job unless the salary
is boosted.
John Simpson, who formerly lived
near Casselton, recently died at Win.
bleton, where he had resided q mum.
Der Of years.
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