The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-11-05
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D1AuS Ill oI1OoC O10 ouOco dllu nave
them repaired at the Pantorium
Shoes! Shoes and overshoes for
men, Ladies. boys and children at
Wallins.'
Room FOR RENT:-For gentle
men; address Lock Box 1922, Wash
burn, N. d.
Lost:-A plush cape between the
hotel and depot. Please leave same
at The LEADER office.
Shirts and undershirts to your
measure at tbs Panatorium. Now
is the time to order.
Sewing Machine needles, extras
and supplies for all makes at Per-
sey's, Singer Agency, Washburn.
Pumps" we have a large sup
ply of pumps and piping that we
will sell at cost for 80 days. The
Peterson Machine Co.
We will trade SINGER SEWING
MACHINES and attachments for oats
or money.-THE SINGER AGENCY,
Washburn, N. D.
If you want to join the 400"
call in at Wallins' and get l Of
those hobby 1904 Jackets, or a
walking skirt Of the latest style.
DThomas j. Ryan, who was ope-
rated on for appendicitis, died last
Sunday morning at the hospital at
Mile City. A more extended no.
tice will be given nexsEwe9k.
IMr. George Huss, who is en-
ployed by the 500 Railroad Com
pany, has been through here look
ing for a route for the railroad
which he thinks may possibly be
built next season.-Douglas cores.
pondence in Ryder News.
LJohn Doran, who has been work.
ing at his trade carpenteripg at La
Moure the past season, returned
home the first of the week. Mr..
Doran says there was plenty Of
work there, but he thinks this sec
ton the best. He has a claim in
the, Ft. Stevenson country and has
made many improvements on the
sape. N~
ICharley johnson, Of Weller, was
in Washburn the first of the week,
He was a pleasant caller on THE
LEADER bnd-had his namesetaAaad
fo1rnothar-year: Charley was but
recently married and wasssetting uI
the cigars. Well, here's success
Albert Lundberg, of Weller, il
taking advantageo of the good prices
paid for grain here in Washburn
and hauling his grain to this point
Mr.. Lundberg is we'll pleased with
the prices and reported a good yield
of grain this season. ~
LChas. Hassler, one of the prom>
inent farmers of Weller, was q
pleasant caller Tuesday. Mr. Hass-
Ter was we'll pleased with this years
crop. His wheat averaged % bush
els per acre, oats over so, and flax
IA. He had out a large acreage
and with the price obtained this
fall makes a big seasons income.
He was we'll pleased with the sea-
sons work and says that he has no
kick on this section of North Da-
kota.
Mr. Swain OF the Panatorium
while in Minneapolis made arran-
gements with a frst-class tailor to
make mems suits and overcoats.
The woolens, trimmings, and the
workmanship is guaranteed in
every particular. A full line Of
fall and winter samples for suits
and overcoats can be seen at the
Pantorium. Measurements taken
with great care. Any alterations
needed, will be made without extra
charge. IA.
Capt. CushinA 81 bismarck, was
visiting his many friends here the
first of the week. He is engaged
in the life insurance business. He
stated that the two exhibits from
Mclean county both received gold
medals, which is pretty good. Mr..
Gushing is looking pretty we'll and
hearty and the strenuous life Of
the st. Louis Exposition must have
agreed with him.
Justto show how plentiful money
is these days, a ma here in town
Monday, in walking downthe STREET
lost $50 in bills which he was car
rying in his pocket. A short time
afterwards, an excited individual
was seen walking down the street
looking for the $50. Luck always
ELA - EhL a HG HA.N ~