The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-04-25
A.. 2. LENHART 4 CO., Props,

old; friends the first Of the week.
Farmers Attention! The best
remedy for smut in wheat, oats,
barley, flax and potatoes is Forma-
lin. For sale at Forbes Drug
Store.
For Sale-Pure bred and grade
Galloway bulls at the Coal Harbor
Stock Farm, Also 1000 bushels
seed flax, 49,
Sheriff Gradin made a trip to
the farm the first of the week to
look after his seeding.
VIM. Cross has disposed of his in
terest in the water wagon to G. A.
Rice and will engage in the brick
making business.
r. A. Kerr CT Gary. S. d., a
brother of Mrs. Z. NJ. Best came
up Tuesday to improve his claim.
north Of town.
Geo. Luce and wife. Of Bis
marck. came up on Tuesdays
train. Mr.. Luce has charge OF
the carpenter work and We a2.deE-
stand that the work on the new-
depot will begin at once.
Henry Grochaw. OF GAYLORD,
Mimi. arrived Tuesday with a ar
load Of stock and household goods.
Mr.. Grochaw has a farm neat.
Washburn and will he9;n makigg
improvements at once. Ills
family arrived the next day.
John G.. Ellis. of Hensjer. came
over Tuesday to see a real live
town. MI. Ellis is III the stock
business and reports no loss aur1og
the past winter and that every
thing is booming in his section.
The Washburn Roller Mill was
compelled to shut down a few days
last week on account of shortage
of coal due to the shut down of the
mines at Wilton. and the teams
too busy at ether work to haul in
c >al. The mill re :eived a consign-
ment of Ignite, and it is now
running full. time trying to
catch up with the orders for the
-four that made Washburn' famous.
Editor. IS Shepard, of the Wilton
visited the county seat last Sat
urday. ( He was.a pleasant caller
on the~Leader and Found us head
over heels in work. Mr., Shepard
was greatly pleased with cur city,
at the evidence; Of. thrift displayed.
He RETURNED home on the after
noon train Come again when we
are not so busy. I, ~ ~ ~
Attorniieyy.3E L. IS. Allen, Of. Bis
MARCH. was u Sin in the city the first of
the: week, looking up: evidence
in connection with some alleged
illegal-octfiinigga,1- at the last-cityy
election. He was accompanied
by his brother Frank. They were !
greatly pleased to see such i / i've i've,
hustling town and predicted q
great future for the city SON 1.-The
Great Bend Of the Missouri river;
Among oa0a the new new buildings the
carpenters areaat work on, we. note
the followin9:, Residences, Mr.
and Mrs; Grout, built on the OPP
poasite corner to the old school
house, anew printing office forth
Miner, with living rooms upstairs
Andy Reeds residence; next doo1
east f. from y DR. Forbes, residence itl
KaHAE K .leiD residences ids2neet NEXT doqq7
to Azel Nelson's new homeI a,heN
residence : .#lg ,754e syNyaatRfr tank
Tgr Esa lHgg Iks 9999ts.s 5 neM home 5. a YES
of IHlsGG MygSasa14dI's 81 pllaaeeee;;z Louis
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twBs tssshtss;B barns
loff.I gratti0m. g1sS:oa 1Maesses gBEElEH
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Marshall's store.
Many travelling salesmen were j,
the city first Of the week.