The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-12-05

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in Jewels and Jewelry at Persey's,
the Jeweler.
Wallin makes a Specially of
Children's Xmas. presents.
For Xmas. Goods, go to Forbes
Drug Store.
Steam toys, railroad trains, merry
60 rounds, dolls, doll furniture, pots
and pans at Wallin's.
Messrs. Jones and Hale of Conk-
ling, found themselves in town on
Thursday as the result of this re-
hinder of "twenty years ago."
Your home is not complete with
out a SINGER SEWING MACHINE.
See Persey's Singer Agency.
Also needles and supplies for all
makes.
MI. Paul Charlebois paused from
caring for the wants of the "great
homeless" to order stationery be-
fitting his well-known "ho~stlerie,"
this week. Taylor, the Job Printer,
is determined to put out the best.
Mr.. James Casey went to the
twin cities this week on business
bent, and to hurry the delivery of
a car lot of furniture, for the Mer-
chants Hotel. A. B. Marshall pre-
sides with precision IN his absence.
Les. Green, one of the old time
landlords of Bismarck, but now
proprietor of the Kirkwood of Car
rington, was transacting business
in the city Monday. He is looking
hale and hearty; hotel life must
agree with him.
MI. G.. A. Brummond completed
experimenting the last of the fin
ishing and decorating at The Mer-
chants this week and has moved
his family and household effects
thither. He reports the livery and
dray business too brisk for comfort.
DR.. Ramstead, of Bismark, came
up Tuesday to attend the better
half" Of Manager Hart. He dag
nosed the cases as a siege of blood
poisoning. Mine host is looking for
the arrival of q detail of kitchen
help.
MI. L. G.. Brewster and his father
of Hancock, we're suddenly called
to Harvey this week by what was
considered the fatal illness of his
wife. Hope is expressed that the
medical attention she has received
at that point will bring. happy re-
suits. Bud Anderson acts as high
push in their absence.
Attorney Gibson had the mis-
fortune Mondayto fall while going
down stairs at the Washburn Ho-
tel, dislocating his shoulder. There
had been a slight fall of snow and
George stepped on the stairs, and
they being very slippery, he fell,
striking his shoulder. d.. Dillon
fixed up the injured member and
George will soon be we'll though
he suffers no little pain and incon-
vienience. No insurance.
Hon. L. F. Copeland, the noted
orator, wit and %raconteur, will de-
liver one of his famous addresses
at the Methodist CHURCH Tuesday
evening, Dec. 18th at 8 o'clock.
This opening number of the course
is said to be strictly frst-class tai
ent and we'll worth the price of the
entire course. Our leading lawyers
unite in saying this address is of
humorous order and will produce a
life long impression.
The storm of Wednesday and
Thursday was quite severe in this
section. The storm started in with
a rain Wednesday noon, and by
night it was showing quite heavily
with an increasing gale of wind.
It was not cold and those who had
to 20 back and forth to their places
of business were able to do so with
out much inconvenience. Friday
morning the sun came up bright
and clear and. we how have the
ideal winter weather which makes
North Dakota famous:
w. A. Evenson of Washburn, and
Miss Annie Casper were united in
marriage at the home Of Nj. and
Mrs. B. M. Leonard this week. The