The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-03-12
crary- is to have a creamery.

Crary is to have a creamery.
An operation was performed on q
Valley City oma which disclosed
over fifty tumors.
The money for the Minot school
bonds has arrived and those holding
warrants are cashing in.
The Deering drug store at Harvey
has been released from the injunction
and Is again doing business.
The business men of Cooperstown
have organized and some good things
will be secured for that town.
The Washburn road has about aban-
doned efforts to keep its tracks open
beyond the Wilton coal mines.
The people of New Salem want the
commissioners of Morton county to i'm
prove the roads in that vicinity.
A Northern Pacific brakeman was
caught between the train and coal
sheds at Cakes and may lose a foot.
The numerous marriages since leap
year began indicate all the girls are
not overlooking their prerogatives.
A water main at Minot broke, shut
ting off the water from the electric
light plant and closing down all lights.
Sheriff Mcdonald of Morton county
is in the Brainerd hospital, where he
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis.
Miss Waldron, a popular Lisbon
teacher, was called to Michigan by the
death of her mother and will not re-
turn.
A Drayton man has invented a gas
oline engine which is very compact
and may revolutionize the auto bust
ness.
E. H. Thomas is the new captain of
Company M at Glendale, to succeed
Phil Randall, who has removed from
the state.
Westhope, recently established at
the terminus of the Great Northern
extension from Bottineau west, will
incorporate.
ooWAAA u00 OCCA SO1y POpu1oA ONO1
the state this winter and there have
been a number of matches between
rival towns.
Litchville recently incorporated and
the troubles Immediately began. There
are charges of ballot box stufing at
the election.
Albert Feradrich, near Sheldon, had
his feet frozen while unconscious
from a fall and two toes were recent
ly chopped of.
Some of the Bismarck hackmen are
going out of business since the state
took the job of running a street car
line at Bismarck.
Not satisfied with the creamery, the
new hospital and other improvements,
the hustlers of Edgeley have now Sc.
cured a flour mill.
The man with his wealth in good
North Dakota real estate don't give a
continental how many old trusts bust
down in New York.
The people of Leeds concluded there
we're not enough COWS in that vicinity
to make a creamery a success and
have postponed the matter.
The Northern Pacific says the Lin
ton branch has caused some Of the
hardest work in bucking now ever
known on the line of the road.
The sheepmen of the slope relate
oonoo %hri1Epo ovnorionooc with horda
during the storms that were so cevere
in the western part of the state.
A Walsh county man sued for $4,000
damages because he was brought be-
fore the insanity board. but the court
directed verdict for the defendant.
The recent additions to the peniten-
tiary population at Bismarck have in
creased the number of prisoners to the
highest point ever recorded there
Rugby advocates of incorporation
are sore over the inability to organize
the town when Wil,i:ton recently in
corporated, with only three. opposing
votes.
Eastern people are writing their
north Dakota friends about the sever
ity of the winter, which indicates that
other sections have been visited by old
Boreas.
At the Goodrich meeting the COM
missicners of Mclean county were Pc
tit;cned to offer a bounty for all
gophers destroyed between April 1
ana July L.
With the establishment of creamec-'
les. improvements in. stock Of all kinds
and efforts to secure better seed, the
North Dakota farmers demonstrate
their enterprise. til
The transition from the scrub range
.attlc of ten or fifteen years ago to the
thoroughbred herds in the western
part of the state is indicative of North
Dakota. progress. II.
The damage case of Thomas w.
Smith of Lisbon against the Northern
Pacific was settled out Of court and
is supposed to have resulted in a
transfer Of $4,000.
Disappointed over their failure to
set into the regular army maneuvers
this summer, the militia boys are al
ready planning to make the state en-
campment q big success.
Two strangers were lost in Pembina
county and had about given up hope
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