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The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
Wilton News.

The Washburn Lignite Coal
company has built a new brick of
fee for itself in the capital city.
Axel Nordstrom returned from
his trip to Canada in company
with John A. johnson. Mr. Nord-
strom made land purchase dur
ing his absence.
Mrs. E. E. Luehe returned home
Tuesday evening, after a very
pleasant visit in Wilton. Mr.. and
Mrs. Luehe have just moved to
Fargo where the former has very
fine position.
News was received in Wilton
Wednesday Of the marriage Of
David Kreps and Miss. Selma
Gustafson, both Of this place,
which happy event occurred Tues
day afternoon at the Baptist par
sonage in Bismarck, Rev. F. w.
Stanton officiating. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kreps have many friends here who
will join the News in wishing
them long years Of welded happi-
ness and prosperity. We have not
learned where they will reside.
Saturday evening team belong
ing to Ed w illiams, hitched to q
top buggy, started to run away near
the store Of Blexrud & Swanson.
The buggy was occupied by Mr..
Williams and Miss Dodds. About
the second jump the team made
they threw Williams out, and then
continued down the street. Miss
Dodds managed to get hold Of the
lines and succeeded in stopping
the horses near the Wilton Mer-
camille company store. In doing
SO she showed much pluck and
courage, and averted what might
been a bad runaway
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The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
MCLEAN COUNTY
HAPPENINGS
Items Of General Interest from TIL
Various County Newspapers.
Underwood Miner.

John Young, of Mannhaven.
passed thru town Monday on his
way to Europe. He will be in
Scotland most Of the time between
now and fall.
Tom O. Rock came up from
Candy, Mimi, arriving here last
Sunday, He says crop prospects
are much brighter about here than
in Minnesota.
Col. Pringle of St. Louis was IN
town today OF his way to the Ft.
Berthold reservation. The colo
mel has for many years been a U.
is. government inspector and goes
to the reservation on official bust
ness.
Christ Sheeran drove to Black
water the first of the week to bring
his mother and married sister from
the claims to spend few days in
Underwood.
A little daughter of Mr.. Wire
who lives southeast Of town, was
brought to the hospital yesterday
morning, having cut her foot with
an ak, almost severing one toe.
Robert Pritchard accompanied
by his wife left Underwood on
Saturdays train bound for Mis-
soula, Mont, where they will make
their future home. They leave
behind a host of friends who great
ly regretted to see them leave our
community.
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
Max Enterprise.

G. T.. Holta of Plaza, accompani.
ed by his wife, passed thru town
the first of the week on his way
home from the hospital at Bis.
marck where he had been under.
going siege of typhoid fever. e
j. L. Thomas came over from
Dogden Wednesday to see how
Maxgrows. He noticed quite a
change since his leaving here the
first of last November. Jake is in
the land business at Dogden and
says he is doing we'll.
f. Ct. Boettcher has been enjoy.
ing visit with his cousin, Robt
Boettcher, from York, Pa, the
past few days. The meeting is all
the more enjoyable from the fact
that they had not met since they
were mere boys in Germany, about
2l years ago.
A. S. Peters who lives north OF
town has been hauling out lumber
this week from the Rogers lumber
yard for a comfortable house which
he is building on his homestead.
Mr.. Peters recently came here from
Fayette Co., Iowa and is just get
ting settled in his new home. We
are glad to welcome him in our
community.
Conductor Gallagher will run
his freight train to- Plaza one day
and return on the following,
run to Drake and return, tying up
here each night. There will also
be a freight run each day from
Bismarck to Max which will be an
improvement over present service.
Last Friday evening when a
couple Of young men we're return
ing from Douglas they stopped at
the place Of Miss Sarah Olson FIVE
miles west Of town. One cf them
in lighting q cigar set fire to g
quilt they were using for q Jap robe
and attempted to extinguish the
fire BY carrying quilt to. the well
house which was built in the side
Of the barn and throwing water on
;it, but ia some manner d 81 the build
ing caught FIRE bur rnipg mp the
barn and cont tents which included
harnesses and A team of horses.
The loss was about 500 Withsno
insurance Us the loss is entire
which il quite q mist rtune 3.
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19

twas accompanied by her brothe,
John Hoist and John Thode al
witnesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank McGray
tentertained in delightful manner
"a small party of young people al
Itheir home Saturday evening
Light refreshments were served
All present report a royal good
time. -
Col. E. A. Williams, surveyor
general of North Dakota, passed
thru Garrison July 4th, on his way
Ehome from Williston where he
Ihad been at the opening of the
new irrigation project. The col.
mel sees a great future before this
section of N. D. and passed some
very complimentary remarks on
our little city.
DR.. A. Schutt of Sioux City, Ia.,
and E. A. Joseph of Coleharbor.
the two gentlemen who are install.
ling the new brick plant west Of
|Coleharbor, we're in our city Tues
day. They will install a machine
that has a capacity of about $4,000
brick a day. Here is hoping the
new enterprise. proves a success.
And may the day not be far dis
tant when Garrison can boast of a
similar institution.
e. L, Peterson Of Glenwood,
MINI, will soon open a drug store
il the building known as the
European Hotel. A new trent will
be put in the building, and a first
class set of new fixtures. Mr..
Peterson is an experienced
pharmacist, and comes highly re-
commended as a business man.
Our town is lucky in obtaining an
other up.to-date business house,
and we are glad to welcome Mr..
Peterson into our midst.
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
Dogden News.

j. B. Peterson has ten teams at
work uncovering coal at the Mas
teller mine. 1t is estimated that
about 1000 tons are already un-
covered,
A new public school building is
being erected here. It will be 5Ox
so two stories, and will cost about
81, 500. Let the good work con-
tinue.
DR.. and Mrs. Coffin gave fare
we'll party Tuesday evening in
honor of Mrs. Cohn's brother Ed.
Yackel who left Wednesday for
the twin cities. He will proceed
to Alta Vista, Ia, in a few days to
join Mrs. Yackel.
One cannot help but notice the
great amount of building material
that is daily being hauled into the
country by our patron saints, the
farmers. With three good lumber
yards to supply their needs the
builder finds no difficulty in secur-
ing just what he wants and at a
price that is within reason.
At last Dogden has regular
train service and altho it is but a
three-times-a-week service we are
very grateful for it. The train
leaves Max for Drake on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday Of each
week, returning the same day.
While outsiders may sneer at this
service yet no ono not resident
on this line Knows what a benefit
it is. Heretofore we received
freight about once every. ten days
and in the case Of perishable mer-
chandise such a fruit and vege-
tables it was a two-to-one shot that
half Of q shipment would be spoiled
by laying over at Drake in hot
freight shed for a week or over;
z / - $3.50 -
now it is different. The whole
Isalers have made arrangements to
have the refrigerator cars at Drake
on the days we have q train, thus
doing away with the necessity Of
fruit, etc, laying over at Drake.
This service will be continued for
about two weeks, after which we
will have regular service as the
trains will rnn thru here from Bis
marck to Minot. Unto him who
waits all good things shall cohe. &
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
Garrison Indep ndant.

Frank Malloy handed US a cigar
the other day, and with broad
smile, explained that the ccasion
was the arrival ofsan II pound girl
AZ his home on July q.
Miss Gusta Hoist went to Bis
.jmiarck last Saturda i to make final
proof on her homes stead, which
went thru without trouble. She
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
OFFICIAL
PROCEEDINGS
Of the Board. Of County Commis
sioners Of Mclean County.

ANA~~>~ ~
Taylor and Putt.
On motion the following bills
were allowed, and warrants order
ed drawn in payment Of same:
Sophie Turick, witness
Justice court. ......S 13 90
Mrs. Helen Breitzman,
witness justice court ;. Ii 90
Edward Peterson, subpo-
ena witness ss........... 10 70
r. B. Tower, returning
ballot boxes. ....... 4 SO
j. A. Hyland, expenses
assistant states attorney II 20
j. T. McCuIloch and V.
II. johnson, attorneys
by order of court, 49, 10 90
Joseph Mann, office rent,
June 4O w
Gottlieb Buechler. return
ing ballot boxes. ...... 10 90
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 9 o'clock a. m. July 2 1907.
Washburn, N. d., July 2 1907.
|. Petition of Chas. j. Chalmas and
others for the organization of
Congressional township 149, range
78 into Civil township, was pre-
sented.
On motion the petition for the
organization of township 1878
into Civil township was not
granted, for the reason that said
township did not reach the requir-
ed assessed valuation.
Bill of Rodgers Lumber Co., Of
Harvey, N. D. in the sum of $1,000
for bridge material, was on motion
ordered returned for proper form
and O. K. by road supervisor.
On motion the following bids
were allowed:
Peter Ramsaas, Depty. as
SCISSOR End district. ....$ Is O0
G.. G.. Mautz, Depty. as
SCISSOR 3rd district ...... l5O OO
B. D. Mautz, Depty. as
SCISSOR 3rd distriat ). -. LA OO
John Knalson, Depty. as
SCISSOR 3rd district $50 oo
Gottfred Icheimche, Depty
assessor 3rd district -. l35 OC
Jacob Weisser, assessor
3rd district 327 IS
VIM. Zurczewsky, Depty.
assessor 3rd district. 49,. l53 OC
VIM. Beeks, repairing Reg
lister Of Deeds office. -. / OC
Goodrich Citizen, publish
ing commissioners pro
ceedings and etc. Al so
Schultz & Sons, Mdse.. 2 80
Peter Hackenleibe, work
on road 20 90
Christian Handel, work on
road . :. .s.. 48 90
I'D. Condor, work on road AZ 30
On motion the following bills
were ordered returned for asses
ors @. K:
j. McC cCatche, Depty. as
SCISSOR lst district ..$ 81 90
Rob. Weber, Depty. asses
sor LIST district SO 90
Fred G. Wagner, Depty.
assessor End district 81 90
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 2 O'Clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
2o'slock p: m. board met, all
members present. .ltas
On motion the following bills
were allowed, and warrants order
ed drawn in payment Of same:
Jos. 81; Taylor, stationerys 6S go
Andrew Fahlgren; wood
for jail !. \. /. & 8 !. 1. !. 8 90
g, ( v. Sans, cleaning win /.
COWS (. '-s : ~ y
John a. Beck, jailer ]. 60 q. 6 {,
John A. Beck, lanndr for
prisoners !. 1; 3'95 70
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19

FAACAh9 ...' GC
II. G. Nygaard, express
and postage. 81 O6
North Star Lumber Com
pany, bridge planks. 3 45
Gull River Lumber Com
pany, bridge planks. 80. l6 30
C. w. Woods, assessor End
district 1873 Is
Walker Bros. & Hardy,
books and blanks. :.... 241 10
@. E. McReynolds, County
physician Is 90
Courtney & Sheeran, liv-
| CAJss. LIZ w
On motion Nels Olson was ap-
pointed road supervisor of road
district No. 50 vice Ed. Shirtz
failing to qualify.
Communication of j. A. Hy-
land, assistant states attorney re-
lating to 81 of 23-l44-s1 was re-
ceived and fled.
Proposition OF G. B. Little to
pay face value of taxes on the 81
Of 23-l44-8l for the years 1885,
1889 and 1892, was on motion ac-
cepted.
On motion A. G.. Kinney was
appointed to appraise estray horse
in hands of Ole K. Lockrem.
Application of Frederick Stuber
for abatement of 1906 tax on sw1
Of mel, anG WI of ne4 22-l50-74,
was on motion granted.
Application of Mary A. Harlow
for refund of S3.36 on account
of taxes paid on 81 of mel of nw1
22-147-74, which was assessed too
high in proportion too other lands,
was on motion granted.
Application of Louis Johannes
for refund of S2O.27 enormously
paid on e9 of 19-e46-S3, was on
motion granted.
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 9 o'clock a. N. July 3, 1907.
Washburn, N. D., July 3, OF.
9o'clock a. m. board met, all
members present.
On motion the following bills
were allowed:
j. B. Fleming, meals for
jurors OC
f. S. ,Josephson. work on
road % Is
Paul Josephson, work on
road. ..... 40 90
Oscar S. Oberg, black
smithing g.............. 3 40
Dan Tjenstrom, work on
road. 80 90
Louis Phister, work on
road 80 90
Manuel Tjenstrom, work
on road. 4 90
Isaac Larson, work on
road. 40 90
1 Ranard Larson, work on
road. "a 90
Robert Chesworth, work
on road. So. IA 90
r. i. jaeger, work on road 5 90
On motion board adjourned to
meet at 2 o'clock p. m.
Afternoon Session.
Quarterly report Of J. E. Nelson
Justice of the Peace, was presented
and approved and the following
bills therein allowed:
]. E. Nelson, justice fees.S % 10
j. A. Beck, sheriff fees. 70 25
Sophia Turick, witness
justice court. s.. l3 90
Helen Breitzman. witness
justice court =. 13 90
w. F. Blum, witness Justice
court 10 90
w. F. Blum, deputy sher-
if fees :. ]. J. ]. { Is. I, y. i. 2 A
Report Of S.A. Falconer Justice
Of the Peace, was presented, and
on motion approved sand ordered
fled.
4 Bill Of Burleigh county for trial
on change Of venue Of the case of
the state Of North Dakota vs. s. FL.
Gray, in the sum. Of 1881 90 was
on motion allowed.
4r = q
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19
Johnson jell q Explains the Benefits Dc
rived from Such a Union.

sSssss AS LIE dS ctu6 6IdG6 Is COuC0Cl0U
we had on June 26th, 5000 men,
bers but you will say to this that
there is a lot of business men
among these, and we are proud to
say there are, we had on the same
date one million acres pledged in
the state Of North DAKOTA, what
are you going to do about that? To
attain this size the state of North
Dakota has taken considerable less
than q month. Again I have
Heard by men that have made some
I study Of the plans. I am going to
q Join it anyway even if / don't be
lieve that we will be strcng enough
TO govern the supply, SO as to make
the demand make our prices, but 1
/ see enough in itanyway to join and
jastify the outlay Of $2.25.
1926 is all we put into it at the
time and $l.20 every January after
that to keep the machinery of this
organization both moving and
growing Now this money is not
going into a pit the size of the one
in which we have dumped our
I grain at the price the speculators
we're, willing to pay just to see how
quick they would raise the price
25 cents q bushel when the farm
ers have none to sell but out of this
money you get a button that is
worth lOc to any man and SIS to
] any member. There is cut of this
/ "a NV also paid for a farm paper
aamed Up-to-date Farming which
is The official paper of the organi-
zatiion and which gives a farmer
an edncation on the side of farm
ssing il that all other farm papers have
apl to this time willfully, careless
lyand for other causes neglected.
This side is !, the main side of
farming as well as it is Of any oc-
supation on a financial basis name
ly the business side.
To illustrate the benefits Of this
society which we all can make sure
sf give the following illustration:
At3 one meeting Of the AnoKa union
their situation as regards potatoes
nrose, and in a few moments they
discovered they could easily load a
car of them so they advertised in
this. paper and the Thompson
union atone Of its meeting found
that they could divide car and
ordered il shipped, Under ordinary
circumstances as the supply was
small at one end and the demand
VAS not much greater at the other
HE potat toes would have to rot on
';thaa tanners hands which the latter.
have to do with. This was
he first carload to bear the
pd5 as this organization is so
llg flngewisit hist tory is short its benefits
ars. III Up ia this time, especially out
herr III ills our @ north western states,
ew, and as its streng ~ depends on
q membe shi1, iits success de-
spends upon you.
every side we see the
strengt I'll of org ization, why shall
not strength hen ths interest Of
Il q inie w
Us " Sactica lly all other interests are
& E snized, Why shall the farmers,
MI the source IS al wealth
clear deed Or three mortgages
& case may be, be the last ones
Lehsig ghS of Chicago could
sRheat A. a Iow point and.
|a1 N price to .65 per bushel1
Stesa l1onf at Chicago. III q big
The Washburn leader., 1907-07-19

Continued on page q
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
Sale and Rental
 Property

A large list of fine ranch property lof acreages, ranging from 2h acres Ito 320, improved and unimproved.
 Prices s60 per acre to s2O0 per acre. and terms to suit.
 in the city. modern built. two story brick house, with eight large elegantly furnished rooms. lot size 100x1371a. east and south front, with nice lawn and shade trees. also a good barn and carriage shed, blocks from the Noble
 building. Come and see me about this bargain.
 A fine large room brick house on
 Washington street, corner lot, 100x150 fleet. house in good condition, modern built. This can be bought for s3200, and easy terms.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
PRA77-GH BERT co.

FOR SALE-Roses. $50 N. 2nd Ave. Telephone Red 1Si.
 FOR SALE-One horse, weight 1850 pounds. F. c. Fisher.
 FOR SALE-sO acres I-4 miles west of city. All in cultivation. Good room frame house. Will sacrifice one piece to improve other property. Enquire TIC S. First Ave. or P. O. Box 1893.
 FOR SALE-The large two-story res idence. 36l No. avenue: seven large rooms, besides railways. closets and a large trunk room: fine porches, second story porch screened for sum- mer sleeping; bath. toilet and all MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; fine old mission furniture. cheap if sold with house; property will rent for sl00 a month: sl.500 down will han dle it. This is worth investigating if you wish a nice home or if you want something good as an investment See Stauffer, at Republican office. GET YOUR ASPARAGUS ferns now. don't wait until spring, but get the good of them now while they are growing; also your geraniums, Bos- ton ferns, sprengeri and other house plants. For sale at Green House, 113S east Monroe st.. phone. Chas Burroughs. FOR SALE-Alfalfa seed from Buck eve. bv Valley Flour Mills. FOR SALE-Poultry: all kinds: alive or dressed. Tel Red s33 or 1900 East Cleveland St. Joe Bush.
 FOR SALE-5 and 1O-acre tracts Choice city property in houses and lots. H. Riddle, r N. 1st ave. FOR SALE-On my farm 10 miles west of town on Maricopa canal road: l pair of good work mules: 1 pair of extra year old draft geld ings well broke; l extra draft geld ing years old: 1 draft gelding s years old: year old work mare in foal to Roanoke: 1 3 year old mare in foal to Roanoke. P. J. Mckinney. FOR SALE-One new s65O Chickering piano, inverted. vertical Grand in upright form. Largest size. Must be sold at less than half. Address P. B., Republican office.
 FOR SALE-Two desirable lots in a select, built-up neighborhood, cor ner Fillmore and Seventh streets. 100 feet frontage on Seventh. Good shade and adjacent to car line, electricity, gas and water. Excel lent location for a home or a good safe investment. Easy terms If de- sired. Call on the owner, Harvey J. Lee, Republican office.
 FINE WALL PAPERS cheap. Ingrains soc, Moires 200. See us for bargains. Samples mailed. Morden, 401 E. Washington.
 FOR SALE-DistiIied water. Light ming Delivery.
 FOR -Barbecued meats Hin- sons Barbecue. 23 West Jefferson. FOR GOOD RANCH LAND in the coming agricultural district see Francis Frazier. Scottsdale. Ariz-
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

SITUATION WANTED-By a first class machine and die forger black smith. Understands all grades of steel tempers etc. First class letter from last place. Address ChasI O. Miller. Phoenix Arizona. care Gen1 Delivery.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Situation by Japanese as cook in first class family. Give ref erences. Address F K Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

YOUNG LADY would like office posi- ton. Can do light bookkeeping and operate typewriter. Best city ref erences. J. B., Republican.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Position on q ranch near Phoenix. by a man who is good milker. Address J. E. H. 733 Grand Ave. Phoenix, Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

PUBLIC SALE-WaGnesday, Nov. 6. H. WILLIAMS will sell 4c ACRES of land, in tracts to suit the buyers. One mile east of Asylum on Tempe road, and quarter south, known as the old Goldman ranch; also 90 head of cattle, 50 hogs, horses, goats, 50 turkeys, hens. farm implements and vehicles. This will be a large cleaning up sale and everything must go Time given. Lunch at noon Hammond, Auctioneer Tel Red 411.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

MRS. STEVENS, nurse of 20 years experience, BOT N. First Ave, would like lady room mate.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
TO LET

A 6 room brick and frame house in good location and close in, for S25 lper month.
 good frame with 6 rooms for s15 per month.
 We are listing suites of rooms for Fight housekeeping every day. If you desire to be located at once call at 50 East Adams St.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
FOR SALE.


 AUCTION SATURDAY-1:3 30 D. m., at our sales room, 23 South First Ave- we will sell as usual a large line of house furnishings, also poultry. pigeons, horse, harness, bicycles, gun, etc. Send in all you wish sold. Hammond. auctioneer. Tel Red 411. AUCTION SATURDAY - At Ham, mond's auction house. We have new consignment of clothing and gents furnishings. which will be sold at the Saturday auction. Also will sell at private sale at a low price. blankets from 95c to s2.50 per pair. Suits from s5 to SIP. silk shirts at S1. Mems hose from 1-3 to 12c. Everything else in propor- tion. IL will pay buyers to call and inspect these goods, as they must be sold soon as owner is leaving the country. Max Pearlman owner. Hammond. auctioneer. Tel Red HI. PUBLIC SALE, Thursday, oct 3I. E. olsen. having rented his ranch and retiring, will sell at ranch. miles east and miles south of Tempe. mules. draft and driving horses, dairy cows, young stock, poultry, threshing outfit complete, long line of farm implements and household furniture; time given; lunch at noon. Hammond, auctioneer. Tel. Red All
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
ARE YOU
 SATISFIED

There is satisfaction in knowing that the new rig you have bought is the best. To know that it is one of the choicest and most exclusive patterns that all its lines are correct-that it distinctly shows style-and that there is nothing made which will outwear or out last it. If you have bought Columbus" or a Mover" you will know all this. but if you haven't this feeling come in and let us show you over our repository. If you are con- sidering the purchase of a rig you can not afford not to visit us. but no mat ter whether you wish to buy now or not. we will be pleased to show you.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

HOUSES. windows. carpets cleaned and laid. Leave orders for Frank
 Caldwell, 37 N. Center. Red 1721. ..
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Good, all round delivery horse. Must be sound. Price reas- enable. A. Wetzler.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
MISCELLANEOUS.

cedar or mesquite 1t. long. Address Box B, Git. F. O.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31
LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED-Thin maltese kitten from Dr. Bells. 912 North First St. Re turn. receive reward
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

FOR SALE-Roses. $50 N. End Ave. Telephone Red 1Si.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

WANTED-Wells to dig or clean. or cesspools to dig. For wages or by contract. Address or call 4O1 s. 9th Ave. Phoenix Ariz.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

GET YOUR ASPARAGUS ferns now. don't wait until spring, but get the good of them now while they are growing: also your geraniums, Bos- ton ferns, sprengeri and other house plants. For sale at Green House, 113S east Monroe st., phone. Chas Burroughs.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

LIVERY, FEED & SALE STABLES Electrical horseclipping a speciality. Ensign's, cor. 1st St.. and Adams. Phone, Main 96.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

FOR SALE[Seed and feed oats at The Valley Flour Mills,
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

FOR SALE-sO acres 1-4 miles west of city. All in cultivation. Good 4 room frame house. Will sacrifice one piece to improve other property. Enquire TIC S. First Ave. or P. O. Box 1893.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

FOR SALE-One horse, weight 1850
 pounds. F. c. Fisher.
Arizona republican., 1907-10-31

The Congress Stage meets all trains. A. P. Miltenberg. Proprietor.