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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17
@~rancnbaftcr Stnrs.

@i1te&burre, ga, 16. Sept.
- Soiiob StcpenS, 56omoS Cont
Oron uno Gionep @reenlcp @rllbenz
orbeiter IN ser 3cfe Nr. 3 Der Sc
lolpore & Sltoion 60" in Elpmoutb
in Der NGbe bon bier, prroen beute
t0otIid) perlebt. Sic flibren 0cn
Sdodt binunter, OILS Der Strid oes
9(ltf5ugeS bro6 uno iie iiber 800 6ub
IN Die Giefc Gei6leitoert lultroen. dc
@crlebten ipuroen nod Dem bicIigen
Soipitol gcbradt, unO cS lit lpcnig
NuSiid,t uorbanoen, OoB lie nit Dem
2ebell 0opon fonmen.
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@irS ansgcliefcrt.

Banana a, 16. Sept. - gluf Gr.
iufen bes amerifaniiden @eionoten
Barrett bat Die Tegierung beihloi-
len, ben 5l Colon perbofteten Serm.
&. Soos, meIder beiduloiet miro.
Der Corn Grdonge gtational : 9onf
in Chicago $4,000 unteridlagen gu
baben, an Die amerifaniid)en 9ebor-
ben aus6uliefern. Soas miro bis
gum Gintrefien oes formelen Muslie-
ferungs : antroses bier in Soit bIei-
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17

forn,cap 9(ntiport oltf sic iopantihe
1orberltna I'll ge6en, OoB Die Wtontl'
fdoiten ocs ruiiiiden Eon3erfrell3erS
.gsfoloe mo oes rlliiiiden Eorpeoo'
boot. 3erit0rers o@roiouop" an 9oro
6ieier Sdiffe internirt lperoer lolletL
cher eS p~erIoutet, ooB iaponiife
Qreu3er ieoen gerirtf, bieie Mann
ihoften bon bier fort3ltbrin9en, per
eiteln ncroen.
Die QcSormirltng NcS ~gI5foIO" ut
becll0et.
Centrum oes SntereiieS
mfcoer lad Sort Grtbur
uerih OGDEN.
PETERSBURG, 16. September
Die foIt oolItGnoigc Rubc, mcl6e III
Qioo-gong unO W}llt0cn berrIdt, miro
bier ais Die notiirlid)c II. %unouableIbs
lidc Iolgc Der lpiitbcnoen Gboti9telt
Der perfIoiicnen 0rei @oten on9e'
icben. Die in Ntutocn obpoltcnoe
N(niidt, OoB cine @ie0erGltfnobn1c
Ser Sample IN iener llnntlttelboren
llm0cQenO oucr Observation-Disclosures
nod nidt Dor Nblolti cinc@ Wfotnt5
It%ottfin0cn miro, miro bier fir bod't
notwithstanding ridtiG geboltcn. Us
fam foltm crlpnrtct mcr0crL ooB ntel
mirflidc Grcigniiie i'm Scr5cn DER
Wonoihurei in Der nG6Iten 3ltllnrt
All eruarten limo. uno Ole NuTnlerts
iomfeit menOet lid Sort Nrtbur 5lt
100, mie General Stoiiel'5 letter DC
riht ioqt, Die Sopaner &roft titr ets
men meitcren Nngriff olti Ole 6eltltltg
Iammeln. &ier golt eS fir oltS8e'
mad,t, DAB ans Sort Nrtbur bolo
9tadrihten bon @ihtigtctt tomneit
iuerocn, ga Die (Snponcr mGbreno oe@
Gricdc5 ibrc 9lllimcrfiontelt oblped)1
ielnO Der b~eloQerten 6cItltng mo Der
ruiIiihcn 9lrnlec I'M Noroen gelpiOs
met bottcn. Gurnlt3 crbcllt, bob MN
Sort 9lrt6ur an ser Ncibc lit Die Nltfs
rcqlltlq Woh SIT bulten, ip0breno Der
TclbmaridoQ Opomo %orbcreitltl-
one fiir Oic &erblt.GompoGne trtfft.
Ser @roBfiirit 2%llcronoer VtidolIo'
pitid, Gbcf Der ruiiiihen SonOel5.
marine, bot lid no6 2ibolt be0cbcn,
INN BORT Die in &reu5cr u%mNcmonoels
ten Sdiiie Dor ibrcr &biobrt nocl
frcmoen @cp0iiern 81 inipi5ircn. Die
Office lottc blcibt IN &iboll, I'm bort
tpciterc 8eicblc SIT ermortet.
Ibpon 0or cs 9 olum.
3on5ibor, 16. September. -
Die ruiiiihen &rcu5er nSmolenot"
mo st. &etersburg" Gingen beut(
friib bon 9or e9 SaIum ub. Wtol,
gloltbt, ooB iic in iiiolider Hidtunl
fuhrC1t.
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Barter in Icw.g Orf.

@ormon miro fiinftigbin oftipen Gin
tbeil an ser Champagne nebmen.
Barriers Nnna6mcidreiben
erideint an 26. September.
8eiuder bei'm bemotratii6en
BrGitoentidaftS . Gonoioaten.
3eps Dorf, tG. September. -
Hidter Barter, Der 0emotrotii6e
8rGiioentiGoftS : Ganoioot, trat INN
$50 bellte 9lbeno Die &iidreilc nudl
Gioplls an. @Gbreuo oeS Cages cul-
ping cr in ieinem 3immer i'm
vNitor Souie" BEN Sommonp.6 iibrer
GboS. =. Wiltrpbp, ORIGINATOR o.
bio 9. Sill, Senator u. y. @ormon,
Superintendent @m. Sul5er ulo HSobn
9. Mc0onuIo bon Rep,Yorf.
Sn elmer llnterreoung, mel6e elm
8ertreter Der r9iiociirten Ereiie" nit
linn botte, meigerte iih Hidter Gor-
fer, Die @in5eIbeiten ser @ei6Gfte,
peldc i'm no6 NerpsDorf bra6tcn,
SIT beiprcheu. Gr tbeilte jeood) nit,
Dab equator 8ormou ol,f oriugli6cS
@ciltd) 6e8 National GoriibcrS Gag
gart ilnO onoerer 6iibrcr eingeluiuigt
bobe, aftipen Nntbcil an Der 2citln0
Der Gampognc 81 nebnen. Ser
Hi6ter fiiqte btn5u, e3 iet nift ipobr,
bob Soggort ols &oriiber oe3 Nutio-
nal : Gomite'3 5%uriidtreten uno OoB
@ormon ieinen 9oiten einncbmen
meroe. Senator @ormon merOe
bouptiGdlid MIR ais &otbgeber NIT
mirten.
Rihter Barter erfltn6igte iib nab.
reno ieineS 9icrieins eingcbeno be-
treff3 Ser Sinan3en. IS licgt ongcb.
lid Die glbiid)t Dor, etuen Gompognc-
6onoS bon bier Miaionen Collars
nlf5ubringcu. 9as mdren Iet3
Wtilionen ncniger, ais ser rcpllbli.
foniihe Sono betraqcn miro. Sb
Rihter Barter o,ti Oen Stump geben
ioQ, mtroe nod niht cntidieOcu.
IS miro poiitip nrgefiinoigt, Dab
Htdter Barriers Nunobmeidrciben
am Wontng, oen 26. September, IN
Sen 3eitlugen erideinen meroe. SIN
llebrigen Orong menig aus ben @e-
mGdern OeS @eiien BON @ioprs an
oie OeiientliGfeit. SetretGr Wfc.
GouSIonO meigerte iid iogor, Ole lto-
men mundcr 8eIud)er 81 nen1le1.
&orgeIuiien mur0en ~iiberballpt MIR
ioI6e &rominen5en, Die porber einges
LADEN paren.
9ieiem GercmonieIl fiel iogor
Eerrp Belmont sum Opfer. Yerrp
idifte ieinc &arte gum gtid]ter @or,
fer binouf, betam ieoo6 feine 9lnt-
mort. Gr iubr bopn I'M gleoator
ielbit binouf, befam jeoob Den San.
oiootcn tidt 81 ieben unO muBte I'M.
perrifteter 9inge mieOer ob3ieben.
Grit 9egen 9lbeno permittelte ibm
SefretGr W}cGauSlano cine Nu0ien5.
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Saaaart I'M @eitcn.

Indianapolis, Sno., ,1G.
september, - Gbomas Saggart, Der
Gorlisettoe oeS bemofratiiden Na.
tional = Counties, lonate bier aus
9tem Oort an. Gr lebnte iebpd Die
abgobe elmer Grfldrrung be5iiglid)
Der 5ra9e Scr Gnleeung zines fueit-
li6en SaltptqrortierS ob uno iogtc,
CT meroe iid 5llnohit iiber Die ST.
tllotion IN Snoiano orientiren, cbc
er iih iiber bie Sra9e ailBere.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17
&critGrfnngcn cr,uartet.
Mtoglihcr ioponilber In0riii out
SIuoipoitof. - llnflorbeit Der

Wto9lld)er ~1opaltlld)er N1l9ritt oll1
8~Iuoipoitof. ~llnflorbeit Der
Blame &uropotfin'S.
EctcrSburg. t6. Sept. -Iae
felt Ser Sdlo6t BON 2ioo yang etrs
Qctroiienen Nod,ridten iiber Den 3us
itano Der iupanii6en Nrnlec'n BADEN
Die ll%ebcr5clgune beitdrft, ooBOpo'
ma bctrGdtlide 3eit brouden miro,
Inn eincn nellen Sorntorlt 5it nr9o'
n%ilireL uno man gloubt lest, oaB
er MISUNDERSTANDING oaS @intreffen BON
&erit0rtungcn an Wonnlf)oit 1uto
@cibiiben obluorten meroe, um ole
NerIuite bel &ioo gang 81 er'eseil.
Gtele Ncrit0rtlmgen meroen, ipie &C.
meloet miro, Gnbe oieies WonateS
sur abtobrt bon Sopan bereit letn.
And) luilrne man bier nidyt iibers
roltt lein, Wenn cine iopaniide Ibs
lentin9 Der militGriid)en Sperotios
i1er oul SloOipoItot bin ueriudt Nor.
Den loilte, mn elmer Grneucrlma Der
og9reliioen Sperotionen qeaen Muf.
Den ole Wege 5t bobnen. Su ber3mi'
Iden3eit erboIt auropotfin aleidiolls
gerItortun9en. Gtne erpbe AnsobI
bon @eId)iiben unb einige obgeion
6erte Sruppenforper lino oui oen
Mege sur 6ront, uno Die erIteabtDei
lung oes S0eIia 3. Corps miro Dor
ausiihtlid morgen per 9abn al
Dem Meue nod Dem Slteu Ietft.
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8iIiae Meiie mad Ncmtidlanb.

Shiffsfarten foiten lest MIR SIT
fir 3nii6enbedsfarten bon 9alti.
more na1 9remen. @egen meiterer
ausfunft penoe MAJ lid on Sbeo.
$. 9iener & 60, ia Slt-2er-
ington-5 Str, 3immer Set. 3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17
Spe5ielle Grfnriiun am Spnntas,
ben Is. Scptembcr,

alf ser .Ienniplpania . @iienbabn."
Bon Baltimore nah G9ilnbelpbia
uno suriid $500; nad Gbeiter unb
5uriid $3.50, uno mad @ilningtun
ur1o suriid $t.O0. (25S-6t)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17
rEcnniDluania &abn" Spc5ial.
Grfnriipn.

Sonntag, IS. September. Son
Baltimore nad) Gbilaoelpbia nno sit.
rid $500; Gbeiter nno 5rriid $3.50
iuto @ilmineton uno 5uriid $1.00.
(256,7S,9,10,11)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17

*** Der D@ermonio.S 81 rgniigung9s
@erein," ans MitelieOern Der Ger.
mania = So9e Nr. 100, u. j.. II. q.
W." beitebeno, feiert am Sonntog,
ben %. September, i'm .9orlep.
Eorf" mieoerum zines iciner 10, be.
liebten 6omilienfelte. Su 4nbctrodt
Ser Sbatiod)e, bob oieie Seite ocS
GercinS itets iebr erfolgreih iin6, 70
lit mobl olld in bieiem Sale .poroltS-
5niogen, Dob Der 9eiilf Elm 5oblrc;-
der iein miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17

9~rdnoe. - Sn Scr @obnung
BON 6rou 8oie OtoiiielL Nr. 2426,
9toro , StodtonitroBe, %entitnno g..
tern in 6olge zines idabboftrn
SdornIteins 2eiter, peld)es pou Der
6eilerlpcbr i'm Seine geloid)t muroc.
Ger angeridtete Shooen lit mtbt-
tra6tlih.
Iht ulternboote longtcn
geitern on ser HrnttitroBen : @crttc
nit elmer @eIommtlooung bon 1900
9uideln guitern an. 9ie Hreile oo+
riirten BON 70 Gents bis $3.50 pro
9llifel.
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StGot Baltimore.
llnierc GiniuanScrnno.

Gimpoloerung im 6i8toljnbrc, bccn=
oct am 30. Srni 1904. - 3umoG.
me uno &bnabme in jeocm @un-
De. Compiler n6ronffurt" inn
&aien.
9aS GinmonocruugS 0eportcs
ment in @oi6iugton, 2. s., bat Ell.
men 9eridt iiber Die Giumonoerlrtg
I'M 6iStoliubre 1904, enoeno ON 30.
SUM, bcruuaac1cbcl. 0onad bot
ole Ncionmt : GinmonOcrunq I'M
lebten Sabre I'M &ergIeihc nit Dem
@oriobrc INN 90,740 o%bgcnpnmlcn.
Die Nbnobmc mar bcionocrS itnrt
urltcr ocn StolicncrlL nGmlid 81
1926, mo inter Sen Oeitreid=llngoru
2S,S55. 2lrd Die GinponOcrung aus
SdrpeOen bat INN 1926 ~ob0enonr.
men. 9ic ginwonoerun9 huS &opon
nubnt UNI 5704 o6!.'hi- l't
@Sm Sltli betrlt9 oiciginibonbcrlmJ
aus europa 52,t23, Qtden 63,t73 im
8oria6re, u1o Die geioiitinte Gtn-
monocrung 57,949 gcoen 67,375 m
8oriobre, cine 9lbttobme bon 9l2G.
Gumpfcr n6roh'fFifrf.~
Ser 0ompfer n6rontfurt" bonn
g}orDo. 2lopo, Der om lebten 0on.
neritog bier fdaig por, poiiirte I'm
I ltbr 0citern Nudmittog GapcSenrD
un0 mirb bcllte Worgen gc9en s llhr
an lcincm Eicr onlcgen. @r fat ciac
groBc In5obl &oiiiten. mo 3lpi-
lhcnocdS , @oIiogtere an 9orO.
VA f Baltimore bet mn te
S6tife duf acIunfc cit.
Cine 9obcloepeihe ans Buntaglre-
mas an Scr @eitfiiitc bon SiiOamtr
rifo meloet, oob Der 0ompfcr M
6ltero" ouf Der 6abrt bon gteu = Ga
le0onien nod Baltimore ont 4. Sep
tcn1ber boielbit geitronoet uno mellIg
Soffmtng auf ictne Tettrng porbon-
oen Iei. Ser BUG bes 0ompferS litt
ouf Dem Sclien felt unb 5er1oorOcre
&erlooerollm lit bon @aiirr. 'Mon
bot BON Tunto 4reuoS ans 9iilie &C.
ionot. '''"
Gin onoerer, BON GbfIf nod 9olti.
more bcItimmter GoWtpfcr, Der ~
merle" Der Dor eittiben Sogen gIeid]-
falls Itranoetc, 1T Ii6et in Sen So,
fen BON @oliono Gdpe ge6rndt NOR
ben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-09-17

3an5ibor, 16. September. -
Die ruiiiihen &rcr5er uSmolenot"
uno st. &%etersburg" gingen bellte
friib BON Oar es Solum ob. Won
gloubt, ooB tic in iiioli6cr Hidtltng
fuhrcn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-09-17

The headquarters of the FARM
ers' s. Merchants Lumber COM
pany has been moved to the old
3. C w. office, near depot. We
sell lumber on time.
FARMERS MERGHANTSLUM. co.
G. A.. Lenhart, Mgr.
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TEACHERS MEETING.


There will be a teachers meeting
at Underwood on Saturday, Sept.
24th, at 2 o'clock P. NJ, for the pur-
pose of organizing Reading Circles
among the teachers and for discus
sion Of matters pertaining TO school
work. All teachers and any other
persons interested in educational
work are invited to be present and
take part in the discussions. Sim
liar meetings will be held at other
points in the county in the future.
HENRY G. OLSON,
Co. Supt. OF Schools.
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500 REWARD!

The above reward will be paid
for information Leading to the re-
covery Of the following
One large brown gelding, weight
about 1,40O lbs, left front foot lame,
no brand, small white stripe in fore
head; one dark brown mare, left
front foot wire burned. fire mark on
left breast, weight about l,30O1Ls..
followed by gray mare colt with
round white spot in forehead; one
dark gray horse, three years old,
branded D on left hind shoulder,
weight about 1900 lbs, right front
foot slightly crooked; gray stall
lion colt Il years old, weight about
800 lbs; all gone since July 18th.
GEORGE MEIBLE,
15.174-8O. Turtle Lake, N. D.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-09-17

We wish to thank the many new
friends and subscribers and to state
that the aim is to continue to give
the cleanest news possible.
This week this office received a
pleasant call from Mrs. j. A. Wiese
mother of Peter Wiese. who has
most successfully passed On opera
ton for appendicitis at the hands
Of DR.. Brastad, assisted by Drs.
Dillon and Forbes. Mrs. Wiese de-
sires The LEADER to express her
sense of deep gratitude to DR.. Bra
stad for successfully performing SO
intricate an operation.
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WEDDED.

A beautiful home wedding Was
that which took place Wednesday
night at the residence Of Warden
and ars. N. F. Boucher at the state
penitentiary, when their daughter
Mabel was united in marriage to
Mr.. franklin b. Funk ofthis place
The wedding ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. Chas. White of
the Methodist church. The groom
was attended by DR.. N. O. Ram
stad. Miss Clara Funk, sister Of
the groom, was bridesmaid. -
The bride is the second daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. f. Boucher
and has been a resident Of Bis
marck for many years, and during
her earlier years she resided in this
county. The groom is cashier of
the First National Bank Of this
PLACE and is a successful business
pan. The best wishes Of many
friends will go out to them in their
married life. They will make
Washburn their future home.
The bride and groom left on the
night train for a weeks visit in
the cities.
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NOTICE..

Notice is hereby given that a
regular term of the District Court
will be held at Washburn, Mclean
County, beginning on Oct. 3, 1904,
at 2 o'clock p. m.
Parties wishing to take out their
second papers will apply for them
on the first day Of Court.
PETER A. SCHMIDT, Clerk.
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Martin Holtan, who went to the
twin cities with cattle this week,
returned Friday.
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A A ACCIDENT.
YIN

Jno. VanN ess. NrdSea6ng man for
the Minneapolis Threshing Ma
chine Co., had the misfortune to
have his leg broke below the knee
by the kick Of a horse last Saturday
night. He is at present getting
along all right and expects to be.
out soon. The accident happened
while M v anne was out driving.
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Notice for Bids.

Bids will be received at the office
of the district clerk of the Koenig
school district until Sep. 25, 1904,
for the hauling of five tons of coal.
Two and one-half tons to be deliv-
cred at each school house by Octo-
Der LIST. By order of School Board.
o.. P. FOX, clerk,
Washburn, n. d.
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The above are the names OF the
citizens of Mclean county who
will serve as jurors at the coming
term of district court and who will
be called upon to settle the differ
ences between man and man, as
we'll as to decide the guilt Or in
nocence of those who have crimi-
nal charges pending. We have
not the pleasure Of the personal
acquaintance Of all these gentle
men, but knowing nothing to the
contrary, we believe them all to he
honest and intelligent men, we be-
lieve thatmatters entrusted to them
as sworn Jurors will receive their
unbiased Judgment and that all the
evidence will be given due consid
Grafton at their hands and that
their verdicts will be to them what
to them appear just and right.
However, Editor Harris of the
Miner, who has an insight to the
workings of things in this county
and VINO mas a case pending IN
court, addresses himself as follows
in this weeks issue of his paper to
the gentlemen. who have been Sc
lected as jurors for the coming
term of court:
1T would be very nice for Blind
Pig John Gall the early settlers
know him by that title) to have us
tried in this county as it is a we'll
known fact that John draws the
jurors to suit himself, (for if he
did not. why have not some of the
old settlers, who are known to OPP
pose him, and who have been here
twenty yeors ever get a chance to
serve on the juryD"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-09-17

Cards are out announcing the
the approaching marriage Of Mr..
A. Lenhart to Miss Mary An
of Lowry, Minnesota. The
will take place Sept. 81,
1904.
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Watch your smoke!

Martin Holtan, who went to the
twin cities with cattle this week,
returned Friday.
WANTED:-A competent girl for
general homework. Good wages.
Mrs. AUG. E. JOHNSON.
AttorneyAAhtsuess returned
the first OF the week from a trip to
the east end Of the county. He
says that everybody is busy with
harvest and threshing, so busy in
factthat they have not time to tall
politics.
John Rooney made a trip to TIE
Ft. Stevenson country the first of
the week. Th1vs.ing is under full
Roadway in that section, the yield
of flax being 9 to IA bush. per acre,
Is to 80 bush. of wheat; oats so to
go, and all grain Of the best quail
ity. y1Y
party of fourteen boys Wednesday
evening from 4 o'clock until I, the
OCCASION being his tenth birthday.
Refreshments were served by Mrs.
Ferguson at $50 and the boys scat
tered to their various homes wish
ing Chester's birthday came oftener
. Mrs. G. G. Forbes entertained
twelve little girls Monday evening
in honor of the ninth birthday of
her daughter Grace. The little
guests arrived at 4.o'clock P. NJ. and
were royalty entertained until Z,
when they enjoyed a dainty supper
after which they departed. Miss
Grace received many pretty pres
ents.
The well-known Washburn attor-
neys, Messrs. G. P. Gibson and J.T.
McCulloch appeared before Justice
Light at Center Tuesday in the case
Of W/Hawkes VS.. F. and G E. Cot
t1e1l, which resulted in a plaintiffs
Verdict of $3.50. The attorneys r
credited with having put up a good
brand" Of FORENSIC eloquence.
William seltz Mkarl Klein
arrived the first of the week from
the Minnesota State Fair. They
we're very enthusiastic over the
exhibit and feel that the work on
same was not lost. They deserve
lots Of credit for the able manner
in which they handled the trust
intrusted to their care.
Miss Aurelia Duprey has been
very i'll the past week, and Wednes-.
day DR.. Quain was called from Bis!
marck. As there was no marked
improvement in the past few days,
it was deemed best to take Miss
Duprey to the hospital in Bismarck
and Mesdames Digen and Clark ac-
companied her down Thursday. At
last reports, she was not much i'm
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For SALE OR TRADE:-Our office
at Washburn; will give you
q good deal for cash or will trade
for land. Lnnd's Land Agency,
Sanborn, N. u.
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Tornado and Cyclone Insurance
S. for $1,000 for three years: old
line companies only.
T. E. FUNK,
LIST Nat. Bank, Washburn. N b
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Pantorium---near postoffice.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS wanted at the
Klein Land Agency.
Discount Of 10 per cent on a new
tent at Hotel Washburn.
I. Nreasurer Root made a business
trip to Goodrich this week.
Attorney Philbrick, of Bismarck
was a pleasant caller Tuesday.
'Ed1tor Hogue spent a couple of
days in Coal Harbor this week.
&. E. Winquist. the picture man,
did business in town Wednesday.
" The court house at Center is reA
ported enclosed and we'll under way.
tMajor Thomas, of Ft. Berthold,
was a visitor in the city Tuesday.
w. r. Mccormick and wife, Of
Oliver county, left for a visit to St.
Paul this week.
Receiver Jno.S atterlund came up
Tuesday from the capital city and
returned Wednesday.
When you want that farm loan
call on T. E. Funk, First National
Bank, Washburn, N. D.
Adolph Wacker returned Mon
day from a visit to the parental
roof in the Denhoff country.
i Sheriff Gradin left Tuesday for
a trip to the east end Of the county
to round up the festive ju1rymen.
Miss Hattie Callahan Game up
from Canton, S. D., this week to
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Callahan.
A. A. Brundage was Rh Aom the
capital city the first OF the week on
business connected with the Trib-
une.
llIrs. Grant Marsh left Wednes-
day for her home in st. Louis to
spend the winter visiting her chill
dren. a.
H. A. Grandy, Of New Rockford,
filed OIL a piece Of land in the Ft.
Stevenson district the first Of the
week.
j. D. Gruber, of Mandan, was in
the city the first of the week. CA.
Wells took him overland to Wilton
4: rsss 'r;gsn.44kAaA wifi, moved
this week into THE Digen house on
the hill. G. A. Rice will occupy
the house vacated.
Send your broken OF damaged
watches, etc. to w. A. Persey ''Ihe
Jeweler," Washburn, n. D.. Does
frst-class work only.
The mill which was closed while
being overhauled, has opened wide
again, and now the ''busy whistle
calls us from our rest.
Don't forget to let the Farmers
& Merchants Lumber Co. OF Wash
burn figure on chat lumber bill.
Largest stock in the county.
Misses L.. E. Clay and Rosendahl
arrived Saturday from their re-
spective homes prepared to take up
their work in the school Monday.
1.-THE schools opened Monday with
about ninety pupils enrolled as fol-
lows:-primary, 33; second room,
20; third room, II; grammar de-
partment, IL.
Don't wait till the fire occurs !!
Insure now; see F. 3. Funk, First
National Bank, Washburn, n. D..
Low rates and good companies.
All persons wishingto take music
lessons, please call al Studio and
make arrangements. Can furnish
instruments for practice where acc
essary. Agnes and Viola Lamb.
Parties intending to make final
proof should write Cochrane& Tay-
lor, land attorneys, Bismarck, n. d.
They a save you time and money
and the expense of a trip to Ris-
marck.
The "early morn" toot of whis-
tie on steamer and steamboat is
heard in the land, and the golden
grain did shoot the chutes to the
tune 10000 bushels. The worry is
!, not how to get it. but to care for it.
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NOTICE.

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on Delivery of Athdavits. No deviation
from this Rule.
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The following is the list Of jurors
drawn for the October term Of the
District Court. beginning October
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please say advertised" and give
date of this notice; letters will be
held fourteen days before Being
sent to Dead Letter Office.
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