The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-16
A Painful Injury.

A Painful Injury.
Miss Lula S%atterlund, daughter
Of Hon. John Satterlund, met with
a serious accident Saturday even
ing. Coasting down the hill at
the Slattery corner has become a
favorite pastime with the neigh
borhood, and while she, with others,
was enjoying the sport, the acct
dent occurred. A light had been
rugged up at the foot of the hill,
and an oncoming sled, that was hid
den by the shadow, struck her with
great force. One limb bore the
brunt Of the shock, being badly
twisted, and both bones broken
above the ankle. The injury was
extremely painful and she was ia
ken home and physicians summon
ed to reduce the fracture. It will
be five or. six weeks before she is
able to leave her room. Her many
friends in the city will regret to
leern of her Northumberland
Tribune.
W. will trade SINGER SEWING
MACHINES and attachments for
Oats, Hay or Money. We also fur
nish Needles, Shuttles and Sup
plies for almost every kind of
machine.
The SINGER AGENCY,
Washburn, N. D.
Editor Rolling, OF the Palladium
was visiting old friends in the city
Thursday. He returned home on
the afternoon train. Mr. Rolling
always has a good word for Wash
burn and still believes in it's future.
President Robinson, Of the Fist
National Bank, came down last
Saturday to attend a meeting of
the board of directors of the bank.
Mr.. Robinson remained over Sun
day, returning home Monday on
the stage.
Capt. Marsh and wife are now
comfortably located at the Wash
burn for the winter. The Captain
says that in his estimation there
is nc place like Washburn. We
are glad to have the Captain and
his most estimable wife with us
again.
DR.. j. w. Robinson, of Coal
Ha.bor, passed through Washburn
last Saturday en- route to Grand
Forks to attend the meeting of the
North Dakota veterinary medical
association which vas held in that
city Januhry IL.
J. n. Taylor, the job printer, has
been turning out a fine line of sta
tionery for a number of our bust
ness men the past week. He has
on hand the most complete stock of
paper that is to be found anywhere
and it is of the best quality.
The first of the week there was
delivered in our coal shed by the
Casey Marshall Company one of
the best loads Of coal that has
ever been our good fortune to Sc
cure. The coal is Of a superior
quality and was from the Black
Diamond mine.
A young lady recently informed
the writer that she was the proud
possessor of two farms, afurnished
house, picture Of the house can he
furnished, four sheets, table linen,
a kitchen range, including cooking
utensils, etc. Here is a chance for
some man. For information en-
quire of the devil of this office. We
mean business.
The Canton, Bismarck, has our
thanks for a complimentary ticket
to the Grand Masquerade at the
opera house in Bismarck, January
20. Cash prizes will. be awarded
and a good time is promised to all
who attend. The people Of Wash
burn and vicinity are invited to at
tend.
Last week we omitted to men,
ton the return Of Contractor Meigs,
who spent the holidays with his
daughter at Fergus Falls, MINI.
He also made a short visit to Chi
cago where he used to live. . Mr..
Meigs said that there was no place
like North Dakota where there ia