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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

by Messrs Newhouse and Weir Be
fore The smelter went into commission
the property was sold But it marked
the beginning of an era OF prosperity
Tor Bingham. as well as the state al
large.
CAPITAL BECAME INTERESTED.
Capital became attracted to Utah
mining districts as Il never had be-
fore.
OTHERS FOLLOWED,
Soon after the launching OF the Utah
Consolidated came Toe organization OF
the Bingham Copper & Gold Mining
company. which was worked out by
Col Henry q. Hebron and associates.
They later disposed Of their interests
To strong company and the Blng-
ham Consolidated became SPONSOR a
shelter was built at Bingham juno
ton. Later the United States Mining
company was formed taking over the
Old Jordan. Telegraph and GNena
mines, noted On the e1rly days of the
camp for their rich iead-sIlver ores, but
which, IKE the Highland Roy turned
out 10 be copper propositions OF great
merit. The United states company all
so erected a shelter
COMPETITION CREATED.
The advent Of the Independent plants,
In a measure benefited the small pro-
Queer by creating competition Boz the
ore markets, aud enabled the owners
of copper properties TO operate them
prohtably, whereas, before that time,
they were unable to do so, for the rea-
SON there was no market 40 home for
ore carrying copper values,
Since the launching OF the foregoing
copper companies, many others have
CAME into existence. notably the Titan
Copper Ohio. Utah-ApCX Boston Cun-
solidated. Bingham-New Haven. But.
ler-Llberal. New England Gold & Cop
per companies, an of which are regu-
lar contributors 40 the markets.
other companies have been formed
and are wording out their destiny by
conducting Developments upon % sys-
thematIO basis.
GEOGRAPHICAL CONDITIONS,
Geographically speaking, Bingham Is
about as wen located as it possibly
could BE- within % miles Of salt Lake
city mine managers md 1t convenient
TO make their trips 10 and from camp
frequently in automobiles, The Denver
& Rio Grande railroad, however, oper-
ates two passenger trains daily between
the capital city and the camp, 80 the
means OF transportation are up-to-date
Bingham Is situated on the eastern
slope OF the Oqulrrh range OF mouh-
tains The camp Is one Of tunnels. so
10 speak. a greater portion Of the mines
being operated through them thus, the
cost OF mining Is reduced 10 a mini
mum
UTAH CONSOLIDATED.
II one should ask which Is the largest
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ed to exclusive blast furo,o.
S's,v pVlng So large a''
poltioh OF fines IN the nm. w.
was also found that the roos,o oN i
not be operated with tho econo,,, you'd
esaary TO give the blast furnace ts ile''
grade OF ore. The finding al nv '' '.' uss'
lions mentioned led 10 Tho do", Iollll.
the directors Of the compon5 ,o'ol, Oh
,ns pan OF treatment The pla1t ' ws,
completely overhauled ana new e,r Ta'
men Is now IN the process M pss,SlIIp'
uon, a portion OF which win ba i i,,' .l.a
mission within the next fov, 1,,. 'oII',
the balance soon after the frat "a, dll
year. The changes are balnr MAJ ,''4 az
great expense To- the com1sn"' a!
when they are finished Che yamrs Vu'
VIII begin Its money maNng ers "''''
me ntN equipment consists ofss,.
ond blast furnace Of large cap9oi,y -
feverberQtory furnace of .argo ,,..}, a
as well as a roasting furnace AZ Wy,
capacity 'l's'
Il Many other changes and I,,,,,n.
ments are being made. among ,ybi.t ~
" NNiih away Nl tue NINU fu aurINr.
heated In the various parts NJ me n'sr,
and substituting electric motors. Ib 1,
WIZ be distributed about tha p-ari.,'
OF POINTS where they are most rss5,,
The company owns Cos oNn o.ss,g,
Lighting and power plant ana ls mp,,l,.
IN generators Of three times ths r,rs
city o. those originally installed I'm h,
ncN form 50 is expected tina. ,ho sn..,,.
VIII handle GOO tons Of ore dalv
I'm Tn. work Of reconstruction III.
management has been fortunate IN ~.
curing the services Of lC. BeImeer ~,
consultina metalurgst NJ BeIinq-.
stands high IN hts profession ANA ,
considered 70 be one of the best Come,
metallurgi'ls I'm the country
The general management Of the Yam.
pa properties are In the hands N Wa'ts,
s Kelley, a mining engineer and ms,,l.
lurgist " wide experience On Butte nm,
other noted COPPER camps OF the conn.
try
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THE YAMPA MINE.

The Yampa mine Is one Of the big
bonanzas IN the "Old Reliable but
more recently christened Camp Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-17

WONDERFUL transformation
has taken place in Bingham
this year, and the prediction
~ freelN mnAn TINT thu
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.DrsH t;;1' VOICE.

Farmers report wheat, 'speltz and
oats to be heading out. This part
of Mclean: county.:is certainly a
hummer this year. =.
R. H. johnson, the McClusky
postmaster, returned from st. Paul
Wednesday where he had been for
the past ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. E. Green and
children returned Wednesday from
three weeks visit with Mr.. Green's
folks at Mapleton, n. d. 49,.
Atty. and Mrs. Callahan left on
Monday morning for .Washburn,
where. Nj. Callahan went to place
the petition for county division be-
fore the county commissioners, /.
Rev. Edward Weller Burleson,
rector of Grace church, jamestown
n. D., was in Denhotf~W Wednesday,
July 18th: There will. be services
at the ;schoolhouse and he. will be
prepared to administer both sacfa-
ments. .. =. ~.
=, One Of Carl. Moser's little girls
got her: foot almost cut off the first
Of this week. The child was play:
ing around "a mower when the acct
dent happened. Moser, who is a
religious maniac, refused to call. a
doctor or dress" the ~wound, saying
THAT he had written to a:preacher
in. South. Dakota. who would pray
for. the .chi1d,'s safety. However,
Deputy Sheriff Dan Jones and DR..
Miller went out -to. .Moser's, but the
doctor was not allowed to dress the
foot. which was wrapped up in an
old dirty rag. When Mr., Jones re+
turned, he wired states attorney
McCulloch for authority to take
forcible steps toward taking care Of
the child. Public sentiment is rum
ming very high. and many are in
favor of giving Moser a little siren
uous treatment. -.
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CONTEST NOTICE.

Department Of the Interior, United States
Land Office, Bismarck, n. y. June s.. 1901. ,
4 sufficient contest AFFIDAVIT l~laving6eeeh filed
againsthomesttead e 9ftf ~. ISIS, .i GSaie s5 MAJ
- 1907, forAneh section "a, township.t44: range
alleged ,ails d t an,!, 81 cSs No. claimant \ q or the unknown
ed to improve said tract according totlIe, houae-
stead avs and that said heirs. have wholly
last! ds,t. past; f a;d5 st that saia "; 4. Nichols now
marck. NIB. On: or aboHt the mo II N Ss ems.
ber, 1909, that al5an!ddumentof said tract was
nayy ! Il tine 81. Of var; said default nov exists.
pond and offer evidence touching said allegation
ri 10 o'clock 4. n. on July g, 1901, before J. 4,
. :M$}sSh 4 Yysj y = ..a9hG5d, iISs trnai hearins wi viii be- 1s
the Register and Receiver AZ the i Vi1 ,Ita, s st !
Land phiese in kisfnaTcR; II. Is: :s,:s.. ''''e'
ttdaynIt, NNllsd :JJll5HH stk, isSl; set 1oar aipd Facts cts
which .sll9W that iaItegE dae diligence personal
service OF Ibis .::n6ftc5Es. cannot be made. it is
hereby ordered and directed that such notice
i =: 6-25s ~ e@, ~. OH Esiatterlund.i Receiver.
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Coal HARBoR TINES.

RalphWard was in from hisranch:
Saturday, greeting and :conyer1sing
Little Miss Margeret Graeppe
and her friend Miss Edna Rust;
were. visiting in town Monday.
Supt. Olson and Deputy Sheriff
'Seltz were among the visitors in
town since our last issue.
Senator A.. E::'and Mrs, johnson
with little Marie: and Master Hugo
were Coal Harbor visitors Sunday.
Miss Grace Myers, who for seven
months past has been attending
college at Mankato, Mimi, is spend,
ing her vacation at her home near
Robinson. e
John Bray, who proved up on a
fine quarter Of land near Robinson
last fall, has been spending a few:
days in this vicinity.
d Mrs. F.. r. Steinmetz and the
children came down Wednesday
from Elbowoods enroute to Mrs.
Steein,mieaatz's old homa.at ST. Cloud
'Mi@; 3;m whers tAeHs'w i /. +Iisit foE
Messrs: John Marlenes,, w. F..
Smith, W.:Q. Anaker, Joe Reuter-,
and. MI. and Mrs. John Reuter- were
over from Turtle Lake last week to
piickUun berries. They saEceeded
in. getting nearly fifteen bdshel.
|. a. new school house to cost when
completed $500, is being: built on
the southeast quarter Of section ,l5,.
l48-87. Paul Milde. has tie con
tract, and we understand that he:
will finish the work in. two weeks.
farm, Saturday. Mr.. Hanson has a
fine place eight. miles Southeast Of
Coal Harbor, and besides putting
in q large crop this season, he has
built a large barn, painted his fine
two-story residence and made other
substantial improvements on his
farm. rs. 9
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FROM WILTON NEWS.

The News editor took in the de-
alterations of the county commits
sioners a short while Tuesday.
Merchant l.. M. Wallin of Wash
burn was taking in the sights of
Wilton this morning, while enroute
home from the capital city. 4
One of the flags on exhibition 1t
the Grass lake celebration was 6x
10 feet in size. 1t was brought by
S. F. Adair, a Grand Army veteran
who was through this country with
Gen. Sully in the early COS, and
notes a vast change in things then
and now. ~ 49, 81
Sheriff Gradin was an up train
passenger yesterday morning. hav-
ing in custody A; o. Wick, who is
wanted at Underwood for embezzle.
ment, Wick was a watch repairer
and. jeweler in that town, and it
seems received a number of watches
to repair, and he is charged with
abscondine with the timepieces.
The :W'ashburn Ignite Coal Co.,
through the efforts Of W.1P. Ms
comber. secured the contract for
furnishing the NORTH Dakota pen
i1tentiary with coal'fo the current
year. The bid Of the company was
.$l.7o per ton as against Z, $1.65 per.
ton bid by the Sims coalacompany,'
but thle; superiority s, Of the Wilton.
coal won the day :s> '* Il
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20 CONTEST, NOTICE.

LIcpdItIucut vi Vic 1utcIlVIs o.
United States Land ONCE, Devils Lake. MD.
June 3rd, 1901.
:: A sufficient contest affidavit having been filed
in this office by Andreas Aisenberg, contestant.
against Homestead entry No. 10000, made April
TIN, 1900. for the neA:nwA section 10, township
l59. range &C.. by Anton Hemmer conteStee; il
whictTit Is;aaeged that said Anton Hemmer
never established actual residence upon; said
land; that. he has wholly abandoned said tract:
ted by va sai ei part t asi re eetiIra I by law Snu and eiti thst
aid =, 81 l ,as absence from n SAID land VAS not
navy in time OF war; said parties are hereby
inotifetto appear, respond and offer evidence
August q. 1901. before Franz Breitzman u me-
tary public at his office at Martin, NORTH Da-
kota, and that final hearing will be held AT, 10
O'Clock 4. M. on September list, 1904, before the
Register and Receiver at the United Safes Land
Office in Devils lake N. D. =
The said contestant having, in a proper .afsda-
Wit, filed June 10, 1904. set forth facts which
show that after due diligence personal service Of
tlils notice cannot be made, tits hereby. ordered
and directed that such notice be given'by due
and proper publication.
ZIG Ole serumgard, Register.
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c0NrKsTs'NoTIcEs

LAID Offtceat' bE;esx4ils Lake. n. DaE., Nay s. 1905.
= q sunlcIent contest a11dayit having been1iled
H u sntsdfn MA E3$saS Js1s'Sis6. isas.
f6iI,the u: ;E.EQ Hatt sL, :Sstff6l so .TQwnihipl4 I
6 alleged fbat, Rsll Conrad. has wholly aban-
timed 1aid treet,: thPt 9 Aas chsnted hisiresi..
Jsice therefroM f0rhqte than glx months last
'paast since making ssSild a4ntty;;H that. SAID ttsaet1s
a Ed, ssttle 2. es -. e4 sS Easd tSn sSednoy sgd SO aa Party S. as
Conrad ts not due to employment tn y. y; Army
g 9af Mssy y time anes o. * rssioo sad ' aetF SiSa q, e g hsssSS
touching .sai4 'alls3atlS2n 1t y. o'clock 9. M; oh.
mann, a notary public in and for the county OF,
Mclean Ct his office In Martin, North 0akotsiS
and that final hearing xil be held at 10 O'Clock
2. M. on the 18th day Of July. 1904, before. the
Register s and nd, krceiyer 9, the United States land
That said contestant, having, in a proper afff-
davlt filed May 9Th. 1904. Get forth facts which
show that after d,:e AH ;:gence personal service Of:
this notice cannot b luAde. ii is i.y!r"y ordered
and directed that such n'itice tie given by due
and proper publication.
OLE SERUMGARD, Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department nj tho Interior,
Land once At Bismarck,::N D., May -, 1891.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
to make nnsi proof In support Of his claim, and
said proof viii be made before Z. A. Lamb,
County Judge At washburn. n. d. on july
q, 1904, VIZ:
for the lots I and 2, seftion 8. end lot 4 Of section
4, township l48 n. range 8b v. 9Th p. m.
He names the following witnesses %. prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation!
Of said land, VIZ: - ~ I. ,it,i ."t:,tS :.
Peter 3. Seiberg Sigyard +. Solberg. John ..
Jones and U. f. Stevens oil Of Garrison, n. D.
So n. u. Jewell. Register.
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A Tailor Made Suit is now iii
the reach of the Washburn people.
Call in and see our line of samples.
. The PANToR1UM.
Insure-It looks as if about all
that stands between the farmer and
a splendid cropthis year is hail and
that can be partially overcome at
least by insuring. It pays to be
cautious. tits due the family. See
F. E. Funk, First National Bank,
Washburn, n. D.
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!. 1890. .|NE w3Yyy l.titM-h ., ~
!. Notice for Publication,

Land Wsl ;oalee q BlsMarsk, n: s.. Mayo ,i TO-.
named settler has; filed MOTTO. of Ills iiI ntsntidgS
ela q IS "a thassaid5proOt WIN be ihaae 6efore
AVE. .Joluso1 z g:.S. Commissioner f0f the
burn. North Dakota. on July 2, 1901. Viz n "'"
Swan swanson, II. E. No. 224Ss. q
I9r the East hall, Of the southwest. quartSr Of
He names the Following Witnesses to snrove
n!s cenIlnu0us residence upon and cultivation Of
! H Baan ): o SaS;d of Ma1coi;6. \. y ~.
aeanSnes. Of Turtle Lake,sN. D. Chester r. Fr"u <.
q Darling: n. D., and Alex &. SWansou AZ I'm
aeIS9ea, n 49, =; II IN AZ, 3, level. IRaasgistsr
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NOTICE. FOE PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior
Land Office ct Bisnarck. n: Dial. June I, -.
named settler has Aied netice. Of his i1Selta3
that said proof viii bs nsde before J. Z. No
CuIoch, u. =. Commissloler. q his Office q
Washburn, n. D.! on July. II, -. VIZ: -
Henry Thelsen, entry No: 9ee9h
lie nsnies the following Wttness6 topfove
his continuous residence upeR and cultivation
Of said land. VIZ
psIln9. n. D., and Joseph &rteIof Clsey. ND
e. n. H. Jewell. Register.
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CONTEXT .NOTIcE.
DepNrtment Of the. Interior,
Nnftnd StateA Land 06lcA

United States Land OAlcs,
11mlyek, n. D., NAY 70, IN:
4 s,als!eat seesss sa1ds!st ha,ins beer a!ea
10Th, 1904. for SH SWk Of section . and N5xr
NV. lection y, towaship iss T.: rsns En;at W 1.
i:taiieged that. the aid claimant has wholly
abandoned said tract; that he has chAnfed hAR
place Of residence therefrom for more than stx
months since making said entry; that said tract
is not settled upon md cultivated By said party
- required BY law; b atclaimants absenee from
said tract Was.notdR0. 10 employment In United
states army or navy in time OF war, and that
said default now exists. said parties ore hereby
touching said allegation at ton O'Clock q. NJ. on,
July 2sth, 1894, before R0se A. Ward. q notary
public at her Ofice In Underwood, N. D., and
that anal hearing viii be held # 2 O'clock ?. N.
OF August 4th. 1904, before the Register and Re-
ceiver at the United States Lane Office In Bis
marck, N. D.
The said contestant, having in q proper afids-
VT, filed April s. 1904, set forth facts which that
after due diligence. personal service q this no
tice cann0 be made, It Is hereby ordered and
directed that such notice be given BY due and,
proper publication.
JOHN SArrERLUNp. Receiver.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS,

In the matter Of the Estate. Of Anthony,
Relnb0ld. Deceased: a.
Notice is hereby given that. the undersigned,
Henry w. Reinb0ld. administrator 1C'the Is
tate Of Anthony keinbold, late Of the post Of
and state 81 South Dakota. deceased, 70 TIC
creditors Of. and al psrsons having claims
against aidideceased. 70 exhibit thert with the
voucher, within four months after
the irst publication Of this notice 10 said a.
ministrator q the once Of George X. Shaw. Jr,
attorney for said administrator, Ii the town OF
North DAKOTA. -. 80, -,
D'''' Vi HENRY I'M " " ii k iSli i ST. IVA.
e. : >. AdAanistrAtor nv
First publication July 9, 1854. -
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Citation Hssdag Pettiss tor ApDsistaest
81 Atninistfatef.

Citation hssdag Petiies tor ApDsistaent
81 Atniaisratsf.
State Of North Dakota, In County Court.
County ., nsl..n, IL Es! $si 5: Is @ss'' r.:
j. u, H.,s.. ., tn. Estate e sii ss ssst s.a,son
I. s'''a 4 FoS|s'ea' Petitioner
Hs:: J.Pss .. @I,s2'.I Pace Chatter Chatter H. Hearing e!
s g ; esT::;as; .asss:stsd ID @inistFssor:
49, R~espendents:
natasd Respoqdents and n persons interested
10 tie estate oiJames Madison Pace, lheceased.
You, and each q ye.l, arc hereby notified that
ia stsalt !. tii as seass s:s sp ps6 Rdsss.S psay nsIs shs. 1 iss.
Hsdises fess, Isse' q sks se q 81 WssSs salss
S d:s..s, e = . s1s:ssa s g $.o & S Essi',.1 @sns cd
that the said Petition viii be heafd and duly
considered 1Y this; court upea.. tho 18th day Of
y. SSly; A:D: l;2., q 70 O'clock ,sass s. y et The . fSrsn ;n .s Of
tS8st} s $t1 ss'ss ss i 8: !S s 81. S' Ssssss;;
.sd you 0a. s.a h ssca & sI XoS Go sns h ss snIs cited ted! e s.n Be
place. = answer aid petition, and show cause,
IL any there b, WhYthe prayer Of said. position
should ~ g. sTensed: si.ti.s: -. ~; -.
al! * rhe Court. "a .r LAAB, ::*. :
nat, ~. J y 4! 3; the The. County Court.
psrsoasi service upon tho. r~espondents. Mrs.
Js1es Madison Pace, Frank Pace and William
4 Raes, A1a ssty.ss nss %sds 1pe es. tie respop2,
g; sss' $i:ss ssa , aisss;, I. i xs ,.sssls, 9 ss':E s..
~ s|;s.R, :.,, Ia -; &. sst Ssss:y Judge !.
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: S ; Il SALE

..NOfiC;k Or SALE @
state OF North bsskSosas, r. t BIT Court,
County of Mclean. J: eth JUDICIAL Dist.
The Alliance horssssA;S%;s 1pyest%sns Company
-. H*,*:'A {" WI. rlaipt'n',
5sapes.. Il. Fov is IS SessadsSat::. \
BY given /, a. ! a .i;e i ld sst;saas here ss1s.
entered on. JUNE ll,1se!. iR the o1iek of the
sued apoh:s a.d Judgment, ,tfs, subssSf1Ssf,. the
tor; at the front door Of ths, court ho91sse at
two O'Clock In. the aftsrnoSNn, ting: following
and four 81 IN ns section s!! eighteen dshstownship
!(7sl;. west Of the aftI principal meridian: con
taipi ng one hundred and sixty Q6Q) acres III the
premises directed in said Judgment and execu-
ton e be sold sol to satisfy ! such Judgment amount
Of said Judgment and alRccruing coStsof sale.
Said sale will be made subject to u mortgage
for the SUM Of Ses50QEapd interest, held by the
Alliance MORTGAGE & Investment COMPANY, as
set forth 'tn;said JUDGMENT and. eXecgtinr..v
Dated June 1G, 1901. Ssf9s
- Ole 4radtu,.., ."r;, ".t
Sheriff Of Mclean County. North .DAEoat.
Ball. Watson & Maclay,
Attorneys for plaintiff. OHiGeand DO,
6-e54 address Stern Block, Fargo, n. u.
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COAL HARBOR:
- -S" Z. ~
S'' W !:
STAGE LINE

; Stages. leaves Coal. Harbor for
;W,ashburn' and Elbowoodssat Z am.
Neil arrives at ashburn IL :3Oa.m.:
and leaves 1 :O5. No. 2 will notleave
Coal Harbor until arrival of No. /.
Stages Nos. l and 2 arrive at Coal
Harbor: 100 pm. No. 3 arrives
at Elbowoods' at loop: nj. Stages
No. 2 and 8 go by way of Garrison
BARNEY MCKINLEY, I
~ ~. ,x;. !. ~ 4 Proprietor.
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+. For Rent.

Meadow and pasture on E4-l5-
1850. Write to, O.. M. .Bundy,
Packwood, Iowa. 52tfe
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CENT A WORD U

CENT A WORD COLUMN.
Money to loan on real estate at
Helms Land Agency.
Suits mended, cleaned and press.
ed at the Enterprise, near depot.
=: The Hoos1ER DRILL beats them
all, for sale by Mandan Nero. Co,
Real estate owners, list your land
with P. N. Langbell, Underwood,
Money to loan on improved farm
property. See Funk, First Natl
Bank.
The Mandan Nero. Co. have Just
received a fine line of LIGHT AND
HEAVY HARNESS and harness extras
FoR 6ALE:-A 2.year old Dur
ham bull. Enquire at the LEADER
OFFICE.
Wanted cattle to herd, good
range and plenty of good water,
best of care. j. l.. French,
Turtle Lake, N. D.
Protect your property, house or
barn against fire and lightning by
insuring with F. E. Funk, LIST Nat.
Bank of Washburn, in old line COM
panies at low rates.
Go to the Mandan Nero. Go. for
DRILLS, DRAGs, PLows, WAGONS,
and all kinds of Farm Machinery.
The New Enterprise firm have
added to their establishment a
nending, cleaning and pressing
bureau. You can, with little ex-
pense, now have your clothes made
TO look like new.
l have for sale three teams of
young draft horses broke to drive.
Weight from 1900 to 1,40O lbs;
age from four to six years old.
GEO. S. BROOKS,
Mckenzie, N. D.
FoR. SALE:-A thorobred short.
horu1bull, Is months old. Pedigree
furnished. If taken soon, SIS.
FRED MACOMBER,
Washburn, N. D.
For SALE:-My 48O acres in Nc
Loan county, North Dakota. Also
my $50 acre farm in Florida. Price
reasonable, terms easy.
~ A.. j. MILLER,
Frankfort, Ind.
TAKEN Up:--Iron gray. yearling
colt, left shoulder branded circle G.
i, ADOLPH REIMERS,
e.; 33tf go, .:Basto, n. D.
e STRAYED:-From Roosevelt DIP
ping tank brown horseweight about
1850 to 1900, no brands. Had rope
on neck. Finder inform
81" -5,FP. II. BURTON: :.
sat-. y" Washburn, n. D..
TAKEN Ur.-One bay gelding, g.
yrs. old, spot in forehead, branded:
UL on left shoulder; VT. about 800.
~ COAL HARBoR STOCK FARM,
~. ceal Harbor, \, D.
Came to my herd about May LIST,
one sorrel mare branded )--( on left
Hank; one dark .2-yr, old stallion, no
brand visible. Owners will please
come, pay charges and take same
away. j., r. MANN. -
Sec. 81. Township LAG, RanEe "a,
atf' Hancock 4ap|'ecc:k n D.:
TAKEN Ur:--May 9th, one':year-
ling steer, red, some white in head.
ADOLPH REIMERS,
27-145-83. -: Basto,;N. D..
TAKEN Up:-Came to my place 2
weeks ago 3-yr. old bay horse, white
stripe in forehead, two white hind
feet, weight about HOO, tail docked.
1tf. C.L. GRANSTROM.
Sec. BALLAST. Washburn, N. D..
=, TAKEN TRIBUNE Sth, one gray
/. mare, weight about LOO: no brand
:. visible; has bad hobble cut around
right front leg.
OLE ENERSON..s
4-3tf. Washburu. n. D..
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-07-16

For SALE:--West half of section:
IL, township l45, range 80. This
is one of the best farms in Mclean
county, Address j. III. Catlin, owner
Cottonwood, Minnesota. ...:'
il, Game to my place. recently "a bay
, mare. branded SO on the left hind
leg. White star on face and white
spot on foot; had halter on. About
}: 5-yrs. old and 1000 brweight.
5-3tf.: JOHN. BEITZ,' .
4. Sec. 1~1-lf5-73, EASTMAN, \. ID.
: DO you want a mower? Wewill
sell you one. for $40, and guarantee
I. 1t to be the best in the market.
4. The Peterson Machine Co.