The Washburn leader., 1903-10-31
Money to loan on real estate at
Klein's Land Agency.

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Klein's Land Agency.
New posto&ces have been estab-
lishep at Underwood and Robin
son in this county.
Lawrence Cotton, of Wilton, was
among the guests in the city. Tues
day. He reports business good in
his line.
A large amount of grain was
hauled into market Monday and
the elevators were kept busy most
of the day.
DR.. Ramstad of Bismarck spent
Sunday in Washburn, in consulta-
ton with our local physicians. He
returned home on Mondays train.
Attorney Gibson returned Tues
day from Mannhaven where he de-
Tended man charged with larceny.
The man was discharged at the
preliminary examination.
German Lutheran Services will
be held at the home of Mr.. Kessel-
ring, Nov. 1st, at 8 o'clock P. M.
Services are held at this place and
time every other Sunday.
Messrs. Geo. Robinson and Neal
passed through Washburn last Sat-
urday on their way home from a
trip to the twin cities, where they
went with shipment of cattle.
F. F. Fisher had fine 4O-foot
well finished on his place last week.
Wash. Hawkes. is having great sue
cess in the well business, which is
much appreciated over the river.
John Johson, one of the Mclean
county boys, returned from Tow.
ner county the first of the week.
He reported crops over in that Sec
tion about the same as here. The
boys are glad to see him back and
looking hale and hearty.
Judge Miller, of Turtle Lake,
was calling on old friends the first
of the week. He had just returned
from Bismarck and attended the
irrigation convention. He was well
pleased with the convention and
predicted that much good would be
derived from the meeting.
e. F. Howell, of McC Clusky, was a
pleasant caller on the Office force
Wednesday. He is still looking
for some cattle which strayed away
during the heavy storm. He has
been able to locate part of them,
but some others seem to have gone
out of existence as he has so far
failed to find any trace of them.
John Stratton, who has a claim
near Coal Harbor, was called back
to his old home in Iowa by the Sc
rious illness of his father. He will
be absent for some time and order.
ed the Leader to keep him posted
on the news.
F. w. Soule the eyesight speci-
alist will be at Persey's Jewelry
Store again Friday, Saturday and
Monday, Nov. 1914 and 16, pre-
pared to examine defective eyes
and fit glasses when needed. Last
visit this season. Don't miss this
chance.
Treasurer Root had one of his
large front windows in his residence
broken by some one shooting thru
it, the first of the week. Mr.. Root
was at home at the time and does
not know whether it was intention.
al or not. It might have easily
proven avery serious accident, but
luckily no one was in the room at
the time the shot was fired.
VIM. Harris received this week a
handsome "Al-Vista" Panoramic
Camera, warranted to "take" every
thing in front and most of what's
on both sides. As usual, Mr.. Har-
ris has "the largest size and latest
improvements and the results are
looked forward to in great antici-
patton.
Now is the time to put in shade
trees. Ten years of tree planting
would change the appearance of
Washburn 30 as to make it unrec-
ognizable. Those who have seen
the box elders in the public park at
New Salem will understand the
possibilities of this cheap method