The Washburn leader., 1904-04-16
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Pantorium---McGinlev buildino

Pantorium -McGinley building
Read the bank statements pub
lished in this issue.
We have 1000 choice fence post
for sale. PETERSON MACHINE Co
S. T: Whiprud, of Casey, was
pleasant caller Friday.
For release blanks, mortgages
notes. see Taylor, the Job Printer
States Attorney McCulloch i.
confined to his room by lumbago
Rev. Runions, of Coal Harbor
was greeting friends in Washburr
the first Of the week.
Remember that Mcbride, the
Dentist, is a specialist. Washburr
April IA, Is, IL and II.
Ralph Ward and party came ut
from Bismarck the first of the week
for the usual spring roundup.
The mail between here and Gen.
ter has been resumed, and "Per.
feet" is now making his daily trips.
DR.. Butterfeld, of Bismarck, and
Mr.. Caswell, of Grand Junction
transacted business with Mann &
Digen last week,
Senator johnson was a capital
city visitor the first of the week
He reports the city taking OH the
signs of spring
f. W. Anderson, who has /. home.
stead near Darling, came up Wed.
nesday. from Mandan to look after
the spring work on the claim.
Jake Schmidt. the well-known
Wilton butcher, was transacting
business at the county seat Mon
day. He came up on the first train
Look at the Hero Tanning Mill
over before you buy. 1t is the best
cleaner on the market.
PETERSON MACHINE Co.
DR.. Kohler will be in Bismarck
April % and % to do Eye, Ear and
Throat work. For appointments see
Drs. Quain, Ramstad and La Rose
If you want modern Dentistry
done at moderate prices, come in
and see Mcbride, the Dentist, at
Washburn, April IA, is, l6 and II.
Commissioner proceedings make
interesting reading in this issue
and we know that you will want to
keep posted ON the affairs of the
county.
Superintendent Olson returned
Thursday from IL "Trip to the Dog
Den country where he made an
official visit to the schools in
that section.
w. G. Steiber came in from the
ranch near Wilton Tuesday, the
first time this winter. He reported
that his stock got thru in good
shape this winter.
Sixteen cars of em1grant goods
arrived on Mondays train. 1t does
not look as if all the emigrants
were going to Underwood as some
would have you believe.
James Edwards drove down from
the ranch last Sunday. He had
the misfortune to lose one his valu-
able Red Polled cows this winter.
but otherwise his herd pulled thru
nicely.
W. H. Umpleby, Of Oliver Co.,
came over Thursday and spent the
day in the city. He said that his
stock had got through the winter
all right, but that he had lost sew
eral young calves this spring.
One of the new settlers met with
severe accident by having rail-
road tie strike him on the head.
The wound was a very severe one
and Mr.. Clark our tonsorial artist
fixed up the patient i'll good shape.
The ferry has again been placed
under the management of Capt.
Marsh, who is fixing up the ap-
proaches and getting everything in
ship-shape. The ferry will be made
to give better satisfaction than in
former years.
Editor Harris accompanied by
Mrs. Harris, went to Underwood
Wednesday to take charge OF the
paper at that place. Mr.. Harris
Informed some of our citizens that
he had taken a claim near Ken
mare, this stats.
The Steamer Washburn with
Capt. Marsh in command, arrived
Monday from Coal Harbor. The
Washburn was caught in the ice
near that place last fall, and was
compelled to remain there tor the
winter. The steamer suffered no
damage and started out Wednes-
day on her regular summer trips
between here and Mannhaven.
Come in and have your teeth ex-
amiped free of charge by Mcbride,
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