The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-08-13

Hay rakes, 10 per cent off, $26.
We want to close them out. Call
early before they are all gone.
The Peterson Maehi9e Co.
Miss Mile JohnsoH~a Mthe
city this week making arrangements
for a school of instruction in Dress
Making.
The Deputy Rseik,lslR ofeseds,
A. Wacker, arrived from a flying
trip to Tyndall, S. d., this week,
and went out to Goodrich the same
day.
Rev. Edward L. Brooks, pastor
of the First Con. church, Hutchin-
son, Mimi, will supply the Cong.
pulpit Of this place next Sunday
eve at 500 o'clock.
HThe first cattle shipped out of
Washburn left Saturday morning
early for the twin cities. The ship
ment consisted of four cars, and
were shipped by Messrs. Lathrop
and Sutton.
Two new pianos were placed in
the homes of two of our citizens
the past week. Those who we're
fortunate in securing pianos were
Mr.. and Mrs. Mas, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Callahan.
The school board were in session
Saturday evening and elected Two
new teachers for the fall term, Prof.
Sullivan for principal, Miss Rosen-
dahl to the fifth and sixth grades,
and Miss Clay and Mrs. Hogue to
the same positions as before.
The sheet metal department of
the firm Of Thos. Thompson & Sons
is working overtime these days get
ting out rebuilt parts and repairs
for threshers various kinds of tanks
pipes and dipping apparatus. This
work is Of the very best.
The following is a list of places
and dates Of services to he held by
Rev! Adolph Dingmann, 0. B., o.
bismarck, N. D.
Turtle Lake. Aug. ii. Sep. s
Jos. Mayer....... Is. )
Jos. Reuter-. Garrison. Is. 1
Fl. Stephenson. 3
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Washburn Sep. rs and 26
There is displayed this week in
Sen. A. E. Johnson's office, a sam
pie of macaroni wheat grown this
year on the farm of Mr.. Ole Holtan.
It is receiving much favorable com
ment for it's size and healthy APP
pea<ance. but Mr.. Holtan claims it
y only a fair sample of his entire
Other very successful yields
of this variety are reported.
Bmith Brothers & Bagnell, well
Known ranchmen and threshers in
oliver county, received a 22-horse
and .36x62 complete Minneapolis
threshing outfit from the Peterson
Machine Co. this week, which was
delivered to them on the opposite
river bank by the interchangeable
bergman, Charles Wilcox, without
any delay. Force & Colby, Of Tn
defwood, and Wilson & Oberlin re-
Eeived similar rigs this week.
Surveyor Solem returned Mon
day from q trip northeast Of Dog
Den, where he surveyed a road.
He says that the crops are good,
and the people will harvest a bum
per crop. The grain is all headed
out, and wheat especially we'll filled
even to the top Of the kernel. be-
ing very large. Mr.. Solem was we'll
pleased with the section of the
country he visited.
o. S. G. Solem:-If the people
of the eastern states could see the
immense crops of grains and grasses
that are growing on the prairies of
the Missouri Slope country, there
would be such a rush for this land
that there would be another Rose
bud opening. They will come in
good time,
r. w. McCormick came in Sun
day night from Oliver county with
Conrad Zeiger, a young man suffer
ing a dislocated and fractured arm,
caused by falling from a horse. It
was speedily attended to by Drs.
Dillon and Brastad and the patient
lie on the high roadto recovery from
what might have been a serious.
accident. We are fortunate in not
having more such accidents.
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