The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-03-26
North Dakota
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Cavalier may get a park.

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Cavalier may get a park.
Mlnot wants better fire protection.
Memorial day speakers are in de-
mand.
A young nan has been begging at
Minot.
Bowbells is to have a telephone ex-
change.
Diphtheria proved fatal to two at
Marion.
The Mandan fair people show signs
Of activity.
The. Milton Telephone companv will
incorporate.
Dagoes are arriving in the state for
railroad work.
Many improvements are planned in
Minot this spring.
1--we car loads of Illinois settlers
coached %sheyenne.
The ushers at the Wahpcton opera
house are on a strike.
A farm eight miles west of Mohall
was sold for SIS per acre.
The loss on the school building at
Dresden by fire was $4,000.
kensal has a touch of the baseball
tever-theh homemade kind.
Lawton people are urging the es,ap-
s1shment of a telephone line.
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There is a big row at Denhoff over
physicians who are unlicensed.
Abercrombie people will improve
The park purchased last summer.
Some people have been cutting tim
Der on the city park at Wahpeton.
There is considerable opposition to
the gopher bounty in Ward county.
Some trouble is reported along the
500 over insufficient water supplies.
Ward county kids are preparing TO
snare gophers for the 1 cent bounty.
The dates for the gun club tourna-
ment at Grand Forks will be July 27-
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The old maid socials have been nu-
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began.
A former resident of Diclsey county
was killed in Montana by bag kicked
oy a horse.
Mrs. Hansen of Michigan City re-
Gently died at the state asylum at
Jamestown.
Minot is in line for a wholesale fur
niture house if a i,:oper bn:li;ng can
be secured.
A Mclean county man cloii1s to
have a dope that will kill Of l:..lhers
successfully.
Grand Forkers are making < si--ea-
uous effort to. secure an a-.aoil for
Company F.
The people of Dawson Want a
creamery so badly they. haye offered
a $500 bonus.
Some potato growers have forgotten
the price of wheat and are talking 81
potatoes now.
The City hotel at Wahpeton has
changed hands. Nels Oslund is the
1ew boniface.
John Nelson, who failed in business
at Wahpeton, is receiver of the Grand
Forks land Office.
La Moure county will dispense
%strychnine this spring to the farmers
to kill off gophers.
Some people advocate paying q
bounty of S cents on female gophers
during April and May.
The church at Lansford. which is
used as a school room, caught ire
from a disjointed pipe.
Wife Killer Sievert Of Mclean coun
ty has entirely recovered from MS ell
forts to commit suicide.
Some Stutsinan county Russians are
said to be thinking of going back TO
their native land to fight for the car.
. Courtenay has an implement deal
ers' organization. 1t will soon be dl1h-
.ult for a slow pay fellow to buy any,
hing.
With the prospect OF good crops in
the state, the northwestern counties
will enjoy still greater development
this year.
Kidder. county is said to nave
enough flowing wells to furnish strong
water power, if developed and mar
up. ~
Janisch, a Cass county patient re-
Gently returned to the asylum, was
extremely violent when he reached
The people of North Dakota will for
yet the severity of the winter with Inc
crop that every preolcts
next summer.
A fourth story will be added to the
.Dacotah at Grand Forks n
will give fifty additional rooms to that
popular hostelry.
Claud X. Graft, who served with
Company X of Dickinson in the Phil
ippines. has retusaed from spending
two years in Venezuela.
The work of forming an eight-cluo
baseball league in Richland, Sargent
and Dickey counties seems to be pro-
satisfactorily.
Tow made by thu flax mills in the
is said to be. more in demand
and to bring a higher price since inc
war between Japan and Russia.