The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-10-10
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Steam plows are being operated at
Botineau.
Larimore people made a success of
the fair.
Leeds is to have an acety!ene gas
system.
A fiat house is to be erected at
Glenburn.
The crop of marriages promises to
be large this fall.
Minor people are rejoicing over a
new photo gallery.
Auction sales are being advertised
earlier than usual.
Arthur kecfe of Richburs busted a
leg while wrestling.
Bowbells has a new calahoose z
is ready for the drunks.
Fargoans pay 5G.4 mills taxes, while
Grand Forkers dig 60.
The recent unpleasantncss was re-
ferred to as a summer blizzard.
Thieves are giving homesteaders a
lot of trouble around Bowbells.
Wolf hunters are having a lot OF fun
in Stutsman county.
The Wishek creamery will be doing
bushes about Oct. Is.
Milton proudly boasts of a quintet
of runaways in one week
A blacksmith at krem, beyond the
Miccnrri ic miccipy
Gienburn is to have a drug store,
with a permit attachment.
park region of the state and will some
day be properly appreciated.
Some g~ranaries near Courtenay
were wrecked by the storm.
Some of the people around Dunseith
are having success with bees.
More druggists are planning to Sc
cure permits under the Shells law.
Grafton is said to have some hot
sports when it comes to pugilism.
Gwinner is to have a bank, which
will make seven for Sargent county.
Bismarck has already arranged to
have a salaried ball team next season.
1t is said that Grand Forks is sure
to have a street railway in the spring.
The Northern Pacific has made some
improvements in it's property at Graf
ton.
The Mimic high school football
team won it's opening game with Graf
ton.
The ball and chain gang at Rugby
keeps the town free from tough char,
acters.
A soap fakir seems to be working
the towns in the northwestern part OF
the state.
Charles Farrell of Fargo has sue
cessfully grown eight different varie-
ties of apples.
Many Episcopalians in the .tate are
said to favor a head of the American
church.
Rev. Jones of Minot has gone to New
Foundland to take a stellar role in a
wedding.
A Fessenden druggist is in trouble
over an alleged violation OF the pro-
hibition law.
The proposed marriage association
at Michigan City has reached the
poetry stage.
The unfortunate man without the
saving grace OF humor has hard lines
on this map.
A large number of American thresh'
ing rigs have been sent into the Cana
dian Northwest.
District Judges were called in some
of the cases before the supreme court
at Grand Forks.
A fake nursery company is said tt
have been doing business in some
parts of the state.
There Is no trace OF the robbers WHO
made IN unsuccessful a.r"mHt 20 roI
the Cummings bani.
Bismarck boasts Of three miles q
new cement Sidewalks this season
with more Contracted for.
Balfour has nharle pr" hlte 'rei psi
pills enrolled iii the s"' .p.s AM W..
engage a ghtr.i terr'oE.
TIC rails are br'., nt. down az
rapidly az p~ss pje ,rr D#e b,l-at North
orn Granville vN,e -.at.
Farmers assert tus .ae7r 1a.s 5.src}5
strated more J.l4o a4rr t"e a.s, - q.
Of using pure saal,
There wa q la' OF ttn at Koumar,
over the telephone wires beng crosse,
during the storm.
Jamestown L ices al ~esceling witt
a tax levy ut 81 tom, whit~ E'ar5oar'
have to dig up $50 tSG.
Owing to a mistahe. anottet election
will be held for q li"uteDaat of Com
pany d at Devil LAKE.
The famous row at Edmore over til,
scrapers has been adjusted by til.
town buying the outfit.
At McHenry some thieves stole sixt
bushels of wheat from, Il partially load
ed car, breaking a seal.
1t is said that some Canadian cattl
strayed across the line during tn
storm without psying duty.
Some of the wheat that was in
properly stacked seems to have SUI
fered worse than the grain in tn
shock. 3,
John Haas, a Wells county bin
pigger, was discharged after the jur