The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-11-28
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and during our absence a number
of legals came in making this is
cue a little late.
Wash. Hawk and crew finished
a $50 foot we'll at the mill this
week, which is reported satisfac-
tory indeed. Karl Klein is the
next to seek water from the un-
known depths.
Mr.. @. D. Patterson departed the
first of the week for Medina, near
where he has a claim. He will
make some improvements on the
land before returning.
Levi Miller, Jr. was a pleasant
caller at this Office this week and
announces that he is running an
express line to Underwood. He is
to be found at Peterson's Livery.
William Warnecke, who has a
claim near Coal Harbor, left Mon
day to visit his old home in Him
OILS. In order to keep posted, he
ordered The LEADER to follow him
Capt. Marsh is spending some
time in town just now. The Capt.
is thoroughly acquainted with the
river lines of communication and
has unbounded faith in the country.
Attorney Gibson returned home
on fridays train from a business.
trip to Goodrich. George says
that he saw no place, according to
size, that comes up to Washburn.
Miss Hilda Larson, of Under
wood, was compelled to 60 to the
Bismarck hospital Monday, which
was a great disappointment as she
was so successful with her school.
p. j. Casey, formerly of Casey,
writes from Carthage, S. D. that
he has leased a large farm-all
stocked and furnished and will try
farming in South Dakota. So far,
he is well pleased with his sur
roundings.
Attorney George K. Shaw, Jr.,
located at Fessenden and Harvey,
passed through here Wednesday
on his way home from Bismarck.
He says things are hummiug on
the east end.
Mr.. Winquist has sold his resi-
dence here and this week moved
out on his claim near Underwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Winquist leave be-
hind a host of friends who wish
them success.
County Treasurer Root received
the sad intelligence Monday morn
ing announcing the death of his
mother who resided at Lanark, Ill.
Mr.. Root left the same afternoon
to be present at the funeral. The
sympathies of all is extended.
VIM. Evanson left the first of
the week for New Rockford, N. D.,
and rumor has it that he will not
return alone. If this is true, con.
CALCULATIONS are in order.
w. 81. Ryan was in town this
week on land business and Incl
dentally to carry some brick to fin
ish the second school house in 49,
IS. Mr.. Ryan is a pleasant man to
meet, and he reports affairs in his
section to be very promising.
Henry Reimbold and John w.
Wettz, of Harvey, were pleasant
callers on The LEADER Tuesday.
They live on the edge of Mclean
and Wells counties. They report
everything over their way on the
boom.
Jasper Hansen made visit to the
hunting lodge of T. j. Haugeberg
and party Sunday. He found the
party all we'll and having a good
time. They had secured eleven
deer.
MI. William Harris and wife left
Monday afternoon for Wala Walla,
Wash. They were accompanied
by Leroy Gates and wife. Wewish
them the best of success in their
new home, and may their new
friends prove as loyal as those they
leave behind.
Messrs. F. w. jackson of Cher
okee, Ia, and j. E. Reynoldson of
Manson, Ia, were in the city the
first of the week looking over this
section These gentlemen are in
terested in some coal lands. and,