The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-07-30
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Boots and Shoes repaired at the
new Enterprise Shoe Shop, near
postofice.
Services Sunday morning and ev-
ening at Methodist church. Every
body invited.
Hay rakes, 10 per cent off, $26.
We want to- close them out. Call
early before they are ell gone.
The Peterson Machine Co.
Aug. E. johnson returned We'd
nesday morning from a trip to the
Coal Harbor country where he took
several proofs. By a ruling of the
General Land Office Department,
all proofs must be made at the
cpyhty seat. II
Mrs. j. r. McCulloch. supreme
representative Of the Rathbone
Sisters Of this state, left for Louis
vile, Ky, to attend the meeting of
that BODY, the first Of the week.
She will visit the Worlds Fair on
her way home.
Mesdames La&bM1ek, Forbes
and Ferguson Comprised a party
that went berrying Wednesday to
the Painted Woods neighborhood.
They returned the same day having
secured five bushels of June ber-
ries. Anumbar Of others were out
and they secured a. large supply.
j. M. PattershA Having a siege
with his hand. Some time ago, a
piece of steel entered near the front
finger on the back Of his right hand.
The piece was removed and it ap-
parently healed up, but Tuesday
he was compelled to go to the doc
tor TO have it opened up again.
ATTORNEY Nuessle returned'Wed-
nesday from a short visit to the
capital city. He went on a fishing
journey the same afternoon, and
before he started, he sold several
loads of fish to be delivered on his
return. We failed to learn Of any
great catches.
Rev. DR.. M4rAy,H president of
Fargo College, will occupy the pull
pit Of the Cong. church Of Wash
burn next Sunday. He breaches
in the forenoon, and lectures on
christian education in the evening.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all to represent to hear this dis
tinguished gentleman.<
DR.. Butler, MNB vcterina-
rian who had charge Of the cattle
dipping in this county this SEASON.,
left the latter part of the week for
Glendiye, Mont. DR.. Davis, who
arrived the first part of the week,
will take charge and finish up the
seasons work. DR.. Butler was very
much impressed with this section
Of the country.
Five Russians living near Mar
tin were arrested last, week on a
warrant charging assault and bat
terry. The case came up for hear
ing in Judge Wallin's. Court the
first of the week and a jury trial
was, demanded, The jury brought
in a verdict Of guilty, and the FIVE
men. were assessed SIS and costs,
each. An appeal was taken to the
district court. aagsa =
Prof. o. g. Libby, Of the Depart
ment Of History, state university,
Grand Forks, N. D., and secretary,
of the North Dakota Historical So
ciety, called at this office Saturday
on his return trip from Elbowoods
in the interests of the society's ex-
hibit at the Worlds Fair. The trip
was taken to study the Rec, Mandan
and GroVentre tribes. He stated
that through the courtesy of Rev.
Hall and Atty. Thomas, a very sue
c~essful trip was made, and the trip
enlivened by Capt. Marsh's famous
stories The material collected will
be taken to st. Louis to be added
to the state exhibit already. there.
Superintendent Derrick came up
from Bismarck Wednesday, and in
company with O. s.. G. Solem made
a trip to Oliver county to look after
the interests of the 500 road in that
vicinity. There has been some re-
ports circulated recently in that
county that the ferry charges for
crossing the river had been adj
.vanced to an excessive rate. Supt.
Derrick stated positively that the
rates would remain at the present
rate. The superintendent also took
up the matter Of Oliver county
roads. He was well pleased with
his visit and returned to Bismarck
o. Thursdays train.
We have it on good authority,
that hunters. in the spl1th end Of