The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-07-02
Was your COW dipped
P~antorium---near postofice.

Was your COW dipped?
Pantorium---near postofice.
ACCOMPLISHMENTS wanted at the
Klein Land Agency.
A. w. Carlson, of Weller, was in
from the farm Monday.+ff~
Oats for sale. Inquire Of Hans
Hultberg, .Washburn, N. D.
miss L. Clay left Tuesday for her
home in Iowa for a short visit.
REV. w. A. Bochoven of Living
stone. Mont, arrived Saturday.
Mrs. w. F. Hogue spent the
week visiting friends IL Need4.
Have you read that very inter
esting magazine, The Smart Set?
FEED FOR SALE:-Mixed oats and
ground corn at Mandan Mere. Go.
A middle aged lady cook wanted
at.once at the STAR RESTAURANT,
Washburn, N. d.
IAxel Nelson is erecting a new
: barn and machinery shed north OF
his store building.
Monday was a record breaker for
wolf scalps, II being brought to
the county auditor.
Here's looking at you-Holtan &
Sons new adv, and what you look
for in railway rates.
bridge Supt. Preston and crew
are working on the bridge at Buff
falo coulee this week.
Floyd Satterlund came up from
Bismarck Thursday to visit with
his young friends ere.hkI
John Young and family left on
Tuesday for Fl: -Berthold, where;
they, will spend the FourthrTi
ssS:1 IL Isoks like 4 Bbampa eropsHs
Il insured against Hail! SeeF +:
Funk, First National Bank.
Anything needed in the. line Of.
Job Printing Call. on T4YLoKs:
THE PRINTER, Washburn, Nd. /
~. Louie, Peterson. the Washbulrn:
liverymlaa:n1,, Is having his barn raised
four feet in order to have plenty of
room for hay.
%F.W. Macombersexpects tohave
apublic sale Of thoroughbred short
horn, cattle about the 18th 81. July.
Lookout for the bills. w ''
r. Byron Ellis, the Oliver county
stockman,i is erecting large barn
on his place. Messrs.s Brown and Y q
2sMcCrea are dooinggsthe work. 4 4
Lost Monday evening, a chate-,
line pin, enrrameled' in blue feur de
lis and green leaves. Finder leave
at LEADER office for reward.
LReceiv,er Satterlnnd returned the
first of the week from Chicago,
where he was sergeant-at-arms Of
the National Conventions. 4.
LCarl Swanson and Carl Liedholm
of Bastostwoaof Mcheanscounty's
prosperous farmers, transacted'bus-
inesssinW Wash 0uurn, Tuesday, 4 sgs4
Deputy Sheriff Seltz made a trip
in9the country thissweek.2 He says.
the crops all look alike, the best he:
has seen since he moved to this
country.
hO.A Reed arrived home{MondaYl
from a visit to the st. Louis expo
sition, and he says that he had a
big time and is glad to get back to
Washburn. ~
It was remarked that Coal Hars,
Dor must expect d terrible Fourth
Of July thirst this year from the
number of cases (of lemons) piled
onto the stage lately.
There must have been q warm,
time at the picnic at Underwood
last Monday according to the Ry-'
der News, which contains a long
accounted the same.
The Democrats will hold their
\ county convention at DenhoH on.
July 18th, to place. in nomination a
complete Democratic ticket. Read
the call az published in this issue.
3 Mrs, T.. j. Haugeberg. in comyI
! pany with Mrs, G, p. Longley, left
the first Of tie week for Iowa,where'
Mrs. Haugeberg will spend month.
visiting Irene accompanied her her
sMr,and Mrs. John Reuter-, #
Turtle Lake, transacted business
in the city the first Of the week.
They had just returned from trip
T.: ! M lg ss md reported pp'0grrtte'd Grop n look 8 Il;
y ~ 5 /. Ma salel S. oliys4 81.