The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-09-24
Goodrich CITIZEN.

punishment OF his claim and de
parted Monday morning for st
Peter, Mimi, whercne goes to take
a position in the state hospital fol
the insane. Joe made many friends
during his stay in this vicinity who
Join in wishing him success in his
new position.
Mr.. Sam Harding, of this place
and Miss Irene Willis, Of Fcssen.
den. were united in marriage las
evening by Rev. A. w. Wiley, at
the residence recently completed
by the groom in this village. Tho
Citizen congratulatcs.
Saturday night. someone helped
themselves to II Of Ct. Doering q
Co.'S e wagons. ON the same
night, IL Set Of double work harness
was stolen from Carl Poclkc, who
resides Il short distance south of
town. The thcfts We're probably
committed by some transicnts. The
wagon "a Il Moline. without Il box.
John Nice has decided to dispose
OF his farm tools and stock. rent
hls farm this fall and 60 to Indi-
ana to reside in the future. Mr.
Nice is anotherone of the early set
tiers of this vicinity who have made
the soil yield Il profit for their la
Dor and can now live quite indie
pendent.
John Wittmayer, the land man.
y. +. Davis and w. l.. Nuessle, also
real estate agents under the firm
name Of Davis d Nuessle, have re-
Gently entered into partnership and
will nowdo business under the firm
name OF Wittnayer Land Agency.
They will occupy the Office of Jno.
Wittmaycr and do IL general law,
land: loan, collection and insurance
busidess. Both concerns have adj
vtrtised extensively and the union
OF the twowill certainly give greater
strength than ever.
At the home Of DR.. and Mrs.
Howey, southeast of this place, on
Sunday morning. Sept. 4, 1904. oc-
Cured the wedding Of their daugh-
ter, Miss Clara f.. to Mr.. j. Har-
vey DurrclI, OF Enid, Okla. A few
friends Witnessed the ceremony.
The bride is an accomplished and
highly respected young lady, who
has a large number OF friends and
acquaintance in this vicinity. The
groom is IL promising young bust.
ness man OF Enid. Okla, being en-
gagged in the banking business. An
early wedding breakfast was served
after which the young couple took
their departure for their future
home in Enid. Okla, driving to Fes.
sender to take their departure.
1t appears that the party or par
ties who stole the wagon from G..
Doering d Co., here last Saturday
night, helped themselves very freely
at Denhotf. and between here and
there also. A team of horses from
one man, and a saddle and pony
from John Beck are reported as
stolen at Denhotf. A robe was also
stolen from John Weber and a robe
and pair Of doubletrees are missing
from the livery barn here. Gott-
lieb Patzer and G. L. Weber report
having sec a team Of horses and a
pony answering the description of
those that are missing tied to the
fence around the Gull River Lum-
Der yard about one o'clock Satur-
day night. The pony was saddled
and heavily loaded with baggage,
and the team had a harness on and
one had a saddle on over it's har-
ness. There is little doubt that an
extra effort will be made to discover
the perpetrators as it is generally
believed that the thefts were made
by none other than a band of we'll
organized robbers to whose opera
lions stockmen are bound to put a
stop to.
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