The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-09-26

neaVy WOOL EleeceQ underwear at
wonder prices.
This issue Of the Leader is a
little late this week, due to an un-
usual number Of g which came
in at the last moment, and we
hope Gus many readers will over
look the delay.
Olof Nelson was down from Coal
Harbor Tuesday and reports things
pretty well dried out and threshing
general in his neighborhood since
the storm. The threshing machine
shows that the Coal Harbor coun-
try is fairly we'll in the crop line.
The Washburn road is now
ironed clear through to Under
wood, and post office facilities
will be established with the just
as soon as the extension is thrown
open for settlement.
All members of the K. of p. are
requested to be present at the next
regular meeting as business Of i'm
portance will come before the meet
ing. Now be sure to be present. By
order Of Chancellor Commander.
Mr.. H. G.. Andrews, Of Glen
wood, Mimi, is visiting his Sis
ters, Mrs. P. M. Ferguson and
Miss Andrews Of this place. He
will remain a week looking over
the county.
The First National Bank has put
a Safety Deposit Department for
the benefitof those who wish safe
place for valuables. Cashier Funk
is determined to see that bank pat
rons shall receive the benefits Of the
latest improvements.
Casey-Marshall Go. are buying
teams, as the demand for coal has
been so great that teams to hire
are not procurable. They have es-
tablished a storage, SO as to be pro-
vided with a good supply at all
times.
Messrs. Neil, the Staley Bros.
Flynn, Capt. Baker, Mackey, and
the Ak ranch ship by double header
from Ve]va today. 40 cars of cattle
to the Chicago market, at which
they expect to arrive in q days.
Corps Cadet M. L. johnson, OIL
Bismarck, was in town Thursday
receiving offerings for the support
Of their work. She reports that &
gentleman has been placed at the
headquarters in jamestown, and
North Dakota is liable to invasion
at any time.
The Washburn mill is having a
large sign painted on the ware
house, The large white circle
has caused considerable comment
around town, but when the sign is
completed it will be a good one.
VIM. Rohrer is doing the work.
John Harold returned last Sat.
urday from McCluskey, in the
eastern part Of the county, where
he laid out a new town site. Mr.,
Harold was very much pleased
with that part Of Mclean county
He returned home Friday, being
detained here by work OH the plats.
Read our offer in another col
umn Of this issue of the Weekly
Wisconsin and the Leader fo1
only SIPS a year. The Weekly
Wisconsin is published in Mil
waukee, and is one Of the leading
papers Of the state. We will have
some samples on hand in a few
days. Call in and let us fix you
out.
John Rathjen has purchased the
Frank johnson place OIL Painted
Woods Greek and will start a stock
ranch. He own a section adjoin-
ing and will have q %frst-class loca-
ton for a ranch. He has taken
steps to complete the house on the
of the week. Mr.. Rathjen bought
VIM. Harris new residence, and
has now moved therein.
For RENT:-A good farm near
Hensler; both bottom and upland
suitable for all kinds of farming.
Best Of neighbors. First-class OPP
portunity for good farmer. Call at
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