The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-07-11
Additional Locals.

Several good rains lately.
Wanted:-Cook at the Globe res
taurant.
W. T.. Nuessle, the attorney, was
transacting business in town this
week.
The bridge crew returned Thurs
day and are constructing the large
bridge three miles out,
Rev. Hestens will hold services
at the Washburn school house on
Sunday, July 18th, at II a. m.
John White was a pleasant caller
Thursday. Notice his adv. in this
issue. These horses are reported
to be good ones and twill pay you
to attend the sale.
James Poor, who drives the ex-
press for W. H. jaeger, was confined
to his home last week with what
threatened to be a serious attack
of typhoid fever, but he is now at
work again.
On account of our gasoline en-
CINE breaking down, we were COM
PEELED to take our forms to Bis
marck to have printed-hence the
delay. We will try and see that it
does not occur again.
&c. Waydeman, the we'll known
Anamoose attorney, was i'll town
this week transacting bssiness and
visiting friends. He reports his
neighborhood in a most Furnishing
condition and developing rapidly.
A social and entertainment will
be given at the Rasmas Nelson
school house north Of town next
Saturday evening for the benefit
of the Catholic Church. Every one
is invited and a good time assured.
We are sorry to report that Claus
Larson had the misfortune to lose
his we'll known breeding horse ""Old
Logan a week ago. So far Mr..
Larson has been unable to secure
any of his progeny in his stead.
Mr.. R.. II. Hand and Miss Morris
who were visiting relatives at Ft.
Berthold, passed drought town
this week on the return east. They
report a bad wreck on the N. P. the
first of the month at Detroit, Mimi,
resulting in the death of the engi-
neer and the injury of a number of
others.
The Thompson & Sons demon
stration Of cooking ranges last week
while not reaching the high water
mark o. sales was a complete sue
cess in showing the high merits of
the Majestic range. The display at
the store was very imposing, and
the dainty lunch served by the chef
was a convincer. It was easy to see
that the way to live right and to
have a happy home is to have agood
range.
County Treasurer Root went to
Denhoff Wednesday in company
with Assistant Superintendent of
the railway mail service Robert
Barklay, who inspected the mail
route to Denhof. The move is a
good one and we hope the route
will be secured as it will be a great
benefit to both sections of the coun-
try. Mr.. Barklay is looking over
the route and will make his report
to the Department.
The assault Monday afternoon
by two men upon a boy in Wash
burn called forth the wrath of our
citizens. The assault was a pre-
miditated one, and was denounced
by all. The two men were arrested
and are serving out a few days
at the Hotel deGradin. besides
having to pay a stiff fine. The
lesson will be a salutary one, and
the lesson so dearly learned, that
the people of Washburn will not
tolerate such acts of rowdyism,
will prevent such acts in the future.
A number of the teachers of
this county are in attendanc at
the summer school held in Bis
marck this week and next. We
note the the following enrolled the
first day: Mary Andrew, Adeline
Falck, Dora Leroy, Clara Peter
son Jessie Ward, Everett Jones,
and Supt. Olson, Washburn; Anna
M. Schwalier, Turtle Lake; Flor
ence Kirkland, Coal Harbor. Prof.
Crawford Of Dickinson conducts
the school and is composed Of the
counties OF Burleigh, Emmons,
Mclean and Kidder.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once n Bismarck, N. D.. June 90. 1908.
Notice 10 hereby given that the Following
named settler has nled notice OF her intention ia