The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-04-09
Mr.. w. F. Blum, of Anamoose.

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The Plow that Made Dakot;
Famous" the Moline. We have E
full stock OF Moline Breakers anc
Stubble Flows, Discs and Harrows
OF all kinds. Look them over ibe.
fore you buy.
PETERSON MACHINE Co
Robt. Berqu1st, Of Ingersol, was
q caller at The LEADER office Tues.
day. He informed us that seeding
would begin in his neighborhood
the first of the week.
Rev. M. P, Burns will preach at
the NJ D. church Sunday evening,
April 10th. Quarterly meeting on
Monday, April 18th at 10 O'Clock.
Everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
&c. Waydeman, of Anamoose,
was a county seat visitor on Tues
day on attendance on a meeting Of
the Republican County Central
Committee. He reported the roads
in a bad condition.
Miss Florence Satterlund arrived
mere Sunday, being compelled to
drive from Baldwin. She expected
to commence school the tirstof the
week, but owing to the bad condi-'
ton Of the road, school was post
poned to next week.
just a Moment, please. Do you
know that we sell Harness, Sweat
Pads, Collars, and Harness Sup
plies, and we want your patronage.
Call and look our line. over before
you buy. PETERSON MACHINE Co.
Attorney j. 3. Davis, Of Good
rich, awell-known and rising young
lawyer, was in town the fore part
OF the week, and called to see our
lately acquired improvements. He
stated that to hin. as old settler,
progress everywhere Vas marked
Indeed.
Merchant Eaugeherg is having
the interior of his store rearransed
and an inside stairway put in lead
ing to the second story. MI. Hau-
ICEBERG, we understand, will put in
a complete line Of furniture, the
upstairs being fitted for that pur-
pose. He will also carry a full line
of caskets, collins and undertaking
goods.
Capt. Mariner, of Bismarck,
who has been looking after one
of the boats of the Baker line,
which was frozen in just above
this place, was taken very sick
the first of the week, and Isl con-
fined to his room at the Washburn
hotel.
Cap. Sims, one Of the old-time
captains, and who has many friends
here, arrived Wednesday to take
charge Of MI. Bakers boat during
the illness Of Capt. Mariner. Capt.
Sims was at one time in command
the Steamer Josephine.
DR.. Dillon leaves Saturday for
Chicago to take a post graduate
course in the celebrated College Of
Physicians and Surgeons. This is
the meeting point of worlds great
est specialists, and the experienced
practitioner like our Dr.. Dillon. is
sure to gain the most by a months
soivurn therein.
Commissioner Solenberger last
week caught a bob cat in one of
his traps. He said that the ami
NAL was noto a very large size. He
will mount this specimen. and also
a similar one for Herb Hanson.
The three mounted deer heads that
Mr.. S~olenberger delivered to local
parties this week we're done in the
highest style of taxidermy, and
not to be excelled anywhere.
E. f. Philbrick, living north Of
Washburn, met with an accident
this week ip which he had the mis-
fortune to lose a valuable horse.
Mr.. Philbrick left Washburn late
in the evening to drive home, and
cot off the road, and in trying to
cross a ruvine one of the horses got
down in the snow, and Mr.. Phil.
brick being alone, was unable to
get the horse up. The snow under
the light crust was watery, and the
horse drowned. The loss at this
tima is q severe one. coming att a