The Washburn leader., 1903-09-26
North Dakota
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Towner is to have a new hotel.

There is an optician war on at Bis.
marck.
Towner county reports some dog
thieves.
Kensal people enjoy the weekly band
concerts.
Kidder county is in good financial
condition.
The New Salem band has been re-
organized.
Minot is to have new plumbing es-
tablishment.
Devils Lake people want tennis
organization.
A $4,000 creamery will be establish.
ed at Kensal.
A case of shoes was stolen from the
depot at Sawyer.
Edmore will have a nice Steamboat
ed school building.
Larimore people are whooping
things up for fair.
Fairmount butcher killed a steer
that weighed 1880 pounds.
Underwood has been ironed
The size of the potatoes in this state
is surprise to Easterners.
Minoters want Jail that will keep
the prisoners on the inside
Railroad Commissioner ord of Can
do is the owner of new auto
Wilton people may purchase a
chemical engine for fire protection.
Harvey recently arrested the first Of
fender against the drunk ordinance
The farmers who stacked their Grain
and die a good job of it are rejoicing.
Dunselth seems to be the center of
good crop district this fall, as usual.
A McHenry boy told his mother he
was going to chs,rch, and disappeared
The Eathgate mill has been repaired
for long run and new miller Sc
cured
A farmer at Spiritwoud reports a
yield of forty bushels <.f wheat per
acre.
Ramsey county will srend 5000 OF
a county exhibit at the ST.. Louis expo.
sition.
The murphas are promising a better
yield this year than the growers had
expected.
Complaints were made around Har-
vey that the wheat was .sprouting in
the shock.
The Northwestern Telephone com.
DIZZY is extsnding its Zine from Lis.
bon to La MDure.
"A Mcintosh, county farmer had q pu
THO that measured fifteen inches in
circumference.
Many mil1ers are planning to grind
:macaroni wheat to meat the increas.
ing demand :fDr the flour.
4 discharged prisoner at jamestown
thought he didn't receive proper med
zeal treatment while in Jail.
Albert Brown, the husband Of the
notorious .Alho Brown af Jar:estown,
recently died an:the asylam.
A'Towner county man has returned
after nineteen years Of Western life
and intends to finish in this state.
'Afyron Hutchinson, chief clerk Of
the Bismarck land ONCE, mas complet-
ed his eighteenth year in that Office.
Aifct of farm machinery theld at Pin.
gree for freight by the Northern Pa
,cific will be sold to square accounts.
A thresher in Trail county turned
out wheat at the rate of twelve BUSH
els per minute, which was soing some.
Many exhibitors at the state fair at
Mandan refuse to make exhibits this
year tiE paid the premiums won last
fall.
The fellow who .loafs around town
t,lis time Of year md begs for hand
outs doesn't get a great deal of syn.
pathy.
At Ra.;rsate some coal was left in
school building last spring. It's gene
now. and G,e thieves even took the
.scuttle.
Tue metnorite found in St:ltsr:an
county was purchased by ex-SeD:tor
Casey for an Eastern friend who has a
collection. 9,
A reformer at Goodrich is reported
to have violated the game law and the
fellows who are opposed to him win
make trouble.
The Casselton officials tired of main
tanning an electric light plant and sold
it to private parties, a blow 10 munich
pal ownership.
The chances for spoilers to make $50
easily seem to be numerous at Bis
narck, with twenty~three licenses fs'
sued for that, town.
w. l.. Williamson of Lisbon is re-
ceiying letters from England and Hol-
land asking for investments in Ransom
county mortgages.
Better order is said to prevail at
Wahpeton since some suspicious char
acters were chased out and few sus-
pected places raided.
A Dickey county farmer boasts OF
cabbage that weighed dozen pounds,
dressed, and a cucumber that was nine
teen inches long when stretched out.
Creameries are to be established at
several points in the state this fall.
Courtenay. Cathay, Balfour and other