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FOX RENT

UNFINISHED.
lG2S st. NV, ii rooms, 2 ba this. fur
mace. per annum ....................$l s.. $40 90
1l32 Conn. ave. ii rooms and bath. 500
1924 St, rooms and bu ...... 5000
1910 I'd st. Sc, rooms. ............. 1880
FURNISHED
1i2S st. NV, Or. and bath, per no.. SEQ 90
eoe 18th st. NV. s rooms and BATH. $4o7,
The Chelsea" I'd and SITS. s.e.;
first and second door apartments; 8 out
side rooms with BATH pantry, porch
and heat. 5000 and $50. 90 per month
2o25 18th st. NV. 2story apartment,
first floor. room End bath furnace.
per mo. Observation-Disclosures. 30 90
ll2o Conn., ave., rooms and bath. 300
SUBURBAN.
Biadensburg road, opposite Langd0n D.
G.. rooms, well, ~ acres.......... $500
713 14th st. NV. I'd door. i rooms. $500
608 18th st. NV 9 rooms ......... sc73
113 l4th ST. NV, Sd floor, rooms.... S0o0
STORES.
COG 18th ST. NV. suitable for store O.
Office; per month Observation-Disclosures. &i<heo
STABLES.
1887 K st. NV. for automobiles only;
concrete floor: electric light; room for
or machines. Observation-Disclosures. d 90
GASCH & BIRGE. 1926 N. Y. ave. NV.
se6-ts
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FOR RENT-VERY DESIRABLE ELEVEN ROOM
house: one square from Capitol and Library. In
qure OF OWNER. 10l I'd ST. sel3l2t'eSu
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RUG WEAVING.

SAVE YOUR OLD CARPETS: RUGS WOVEN
from old carpets; the only weaving factory Of
its kind In the city. WASHINGTON RUG CO..
93l 9Th NV. Phone Nain 4S23. jylS90t
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Blg q nv. l5r. %. 500 % 1873 W ave- ST. b. 81 sj
l~iI VI ave. ST, b. 1870 1886 NV Or, b.. 30 80
Az Maine av l2r, b 30 81 g. Il sW, sr, b "a 90
tll ay nw.sr.b 2I.5O 400 Maine ay. 81. b. % 81
So Eye ne Or, b. 30 924 insrsham. 6r. b. 1850
t. Mass Or b IL 40 IL Wash AHac,sstis IL so
FLATS
1.pl Euclid nv. 30 25l2 nth NV. 5r. p so
~ Eye ne, Or b. -. 90 st Porter ne 5r b. 20 So
2tsIIi, Va NV. lGg Pierce NV Ar 81
.,r. b. .......- 10 80
STORES AND DWELLINGS.
7iS 18th NV. store, stable Iir and b. $500 Oh
SO 10th II e. store. stable. Sr. and b. . % 90
tAYWOOD GARRETT. 1924 y y. ave NV.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-STORE IN THE NEW CONGRESS
stonal apartment house. LIST and E. Cap sts. :
will be fitted up drug store with fixtures
sofa fountain and decorations to suit tenant:
ucelleLt stSrd: SPECIAL inducement will be made
20 de iItbi3 party. THOMAs J FISHER 4 CO..
Aas.. lsl~. - t. L.W. ty1O- Il
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WE MAKE FARMS AND COUNTRY HOMES IN
northern Virginia a speciality. Write or teie-
phone us when to expect you. P. b. BUELL. 4
son. Hern1on, Va sel29W,4
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FOR RENT-DESiRARLE HOUSES 1908 9TH ST.
NV, rooms, mod imp. $40 so, 304 ii st. n
rooms, mod imp, $3.50. A. L. COTMBE.
1925 New York ave. 5e2l.3t
FOR RENT-THREE- STORY BRICK 1876 9TH ST
NV: porcelain bath, In Al condition.: rent.
5000. Apply to MRS. j. MILLER. 1U2O 9th st.
NV. I'd floor. se2l-3ts
FoR RENT-WOULD RENT A FINE WHITE
stone and brick building containing over 100
rooms; central location for seminary. hotel
sanitarum. Address Box 100 Star office se2l 3ts
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"EiHLL TOP HOUSE,"
T. s. LOvETT, Poop, Harpers Ferry W. Va
Opened Dec. 31st. Steam heat.
se14-tf
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lines 1t. zoe, st. 81 20. wk s.. 25 1 mo. 81 %
FOR EXCHANGE-s3,5 500 EQUITY IN THREE.
and bath press brick houses; amt:
always rented; excellent condition; for from
; court alley houses, and pay cash difference.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROk Frs, GIL +.
se21-3t .eSu
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FOR RENT-ON 18TH ST. NEAR ARLINGTON
Hotel. ~ room and bath house. well adapted for
physicians use; southern exposure side; In
good condition. II. l. RUST,
se1i-tf COS l4th st. NV
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FOE RENT 242b 18TH ST NV. 10 ROOMS
and hath, excellent location large grounds;
house Ia good CONDITION. VIII b. vacant Oct. l.
j. W. PlILlNG,
sol II fIlS 81 NV
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II RNISIIF.D.

TuE El.NT-I.' EGE MODERN HOUSE, SIN
b,'ir"u~ rt... handsomely, completed furnished,
electric fixtures. oriental rug. NaNeI tn'.S
iuI wat.r lris. f.-.tionJby 10 |lri NV. 10.
A-nL-.-. LLL--. HOY. star .l,!-.- .c-L-lI-
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INFi,RNISIIicD.

InI REM. No. 1ul1 MONROE ST. ON THE
Heights. n'sr rH. nth st. car line and not far
frrI 14fh st, pleasant surroundings: 10 rooms
and hath: good value So per month.
=, - II NDDI.E X Hill. unc J. 1893 G. st NV
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FOR RENT-BN u. +. SAUL Co, ITH K l. W.
lou IUh nv. >irre $50 10 5Il NV, Or b. p Sc
il3G 9Th NV. stoCcliO1 90 Gil NV Sr. b. 81. ~
90 T. nv. s'UrelurIO.oo 1929 5th Or h sta2J. 80
sos 18th, lNr.....tOOo 81 kenueiy. Sr b.sta2j 80
1901 alst. lar. +. COCO - T. me- Or. b. y 20
lli7 X NV. 1T H. ~ % fsa Fla ay n ~ Dir b q So
1921 Sth .sfo.t,S - " COZ n NV store % 30
- NtArt n, l'r D. y 20 TOi X NV. Or WIS 80
l"i6 Iih ~. Store -. 90 ll2T 10Th - CIR n II 81
1881 Slsi CIV. H. "a - ~ az NV 7r II ~.
1877 9Th nv. ilr b NJ SO GF IN Is IA
1922 Sth uw. llr . Y - Sno 7tb ne s,cr. IL 90
4vN I NV. Tor. t.. g.. - gf1I Iith nv Ir "a
1873 iIggs 10 S. roor onra II IN
i+il Col st D. ~ ~ II aSi \ I az stis 10 IN
l+2G 18th NV. 10. b - ,.2 \ NV stor. - ~ 81
TO- Gtn NV, or. D - % H3I III NV. 2r II %
1893 10Th Or. b. a. 30 TIs 9TH no store 1 90
e.i NV a. D IL % 1913 y j se. Or. W. IL. 90
.n On hrt"n- 81" - ~ 20 Pear 1923 7 st
, 40 y aV h" Nfi,.l " stable. gas aud ". 10 90
Bnl0 Camb'ge pi !Ir RS 20 2z.75 .,.... 10 90
$40 Fla G. b - % 22sJ S,h NV stable s. 90
l1l9 9th NV, Sr, h--2i.l1 COLORED TENANTS.
IZl3 l. NV, Tr, b. 81 80 452 ~ ". .. 90
lo3I 9th NV Or. b.-2IJo 1901 Madison .Sr. h2}. 30
I232 9th NV. Tor b. 81 so 22Ip Water sr "a, Is 90
LIST and Decatur SITS. ne new and modern
warehouse. elect ric elev utor etc....,. 600. 90
--ptIP
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FOR EENT-DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION
Handsome Residence. South Front 3 Stys And
Basement II Fine Rooms. 2 Modern Baths.
Handsomely Decorated. Perfect Order.
Rent. so Per Month.
Also n. 1. Ave. Mr.. 10th. 11r. & b.....$TO Mo.
18th and Conn Az. l5r & Oh. ....... SIPS Mo
J. v y. 4 T. B. HUYCK. 1905 PA AVE. wv.
See Our Complete List Before Renting
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
MISSES OUR,
Millinery, Garrison.

This is millinery establishment
which is doing we'll and our ladies
are we'll served here.
The latest hats and bonnets are
displayed and great pains are taken
to please patrons.
The trimming is we'll done and the
stock is bought from leading houses
so that customers may be sure they
are getting stylish and seryiceable
|. .headgear.
Parlors like this attract ladies who
desire good articles at moderate
price. and we. wish to make special
mention of the fact that no matter
how fastidious you, are you can be
4 suited here.
Those who patronize this estab-
s lishment' recommend 1t to their
friends. and it is a pleasure to note
the wei deserved success of these
sparlors.
No fault can be found with either
price, quality or service, and our la
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b. EHZENHORFEN,

Plumbing, Steam and Hot Water
Heating, Tin Shop, Etc. Garrison.
This is we'll equipped plumbing
establishment and it does consid-
cradle portion of the trade in this
section. &&e
All standard goods, likewise the
latest novelties, are to be had, and
for anything in the way of scientific
plumbing, steam or hot water heat
Ming. ETC., you could not be better
served than right here. A fine line
of bath tubs, sinks, radiators is
shown and prices are always as low
as the lowest, but whatever goes
here to a patron is just as it is rep
resented to be and full equivalent
for the money.
All contracts are faultlessly exc
cuted and no unfair bill was ever
rendered by this shop:
Expert work in all departments of
plumbing, steam and gas fitting is
done and patrons always recommend
others.
J You would have to go very long
Fdistance before you sould find bet
ter plumbing than what is done here.
Mr.. Ehzenhorfen is doing we'll
here and he is highly intelligent,
pleasant gentleman and person of
integrity in his dealings. He for
merly. served in the United States
army and has seen a great deal of
the world.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
G. G. JONES,

This shop is one of the most reli-
able hereabouts, and when you want
anything in the way of blacksmith
ing, horseshoeing, or repairing you
should not pass his door.
All work is guaranteed and no one
ever complained regarding the jobs
turned out here.
The tools, materials, etc., are of
the best, all help are experts, and full
value is given for every dollar taken
in. ...
Bad feet are looked after in SCI
entific way, and the establishment is
freely recommended by patrons.
No matter what kind of black
smithing, horseshoeing or repairing
is desired here is the place to have
it done and overcharging is un-
known.
The shop is one of the most sue
cessful in this section and the busi-
ness is in first class shape.
Mr.. Jones is the right kind of a
blacksmith and horseshoer to have
in town, as he is credit to the
business and square as die in all
things.
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G. X. QUIsEL,

General Merchandise, Underwood.
We aim to make special reference
to the up to date general merchan-
disc establishments that are reliable
in all respects, and here is a store
which thoroughly satisfies the peo-
pie. When you trade at this place,
you may be certain you are getting
the right price and right quality, all
business being done on honorable,
progressive lines.
The stock is clean, fresh, and we'll
selected and no. pains are spared to
attract trade, one and all being given
the square deal.
The goods are bought from first
class houses, a guarantee goes with
everything sold, and you may have
full confidence that all purchases will
prove exactly as represented.
The store is one of the most trust
worthy in the county and there is nc
better general merchandise sold any
where.
Courteous and obliging service tc
all is the policy pursued and trade
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
FIRST STATE BANK.

Townsite Agents. President, F. H.
KenastOn; Vice President, Thomas
H. Roney; Cashier, A. w. Raw;
Assistant Cashier, NJ. ID. Boldly.
Underwood.
This is a bank that every member
of the community has the utmost
faith in and their deposits and busi-
ness show a very gratifying growth.
These gentlemen serve our people in
the banking line in exactly the right
way, and the writer, who has trav-
eled all over the county, awards this
institution the palm as being one OF
the leading banks in this part of
the state. You find here every safe
ty and convenience you have right
to expect these days in a first class
bank, and the officials and directors
are men who realize their RESPONSE
bilities and give the best that is in
them for the benefit of the bank and
the interests of the depositors. They
are agents for the townsite and do
a heavy real estate business.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
RYDER
CITIZENS STATE BANK.

Capital, $4,000. President, A. c..
Wiper; Vice President, p. j. Nc
Cumber; Cashier, Il. H. Wiper;
Assistant Cashier, Charles Wiper.
Ryder.
This bank is an institution that is
rated among the strongest and most
successful we have and all business
is transacted in a highly acceptable
manner. The funds are carefully
guarded and we'll insured and all de-
partments of the bank are in tip top
shape. Ryder can take pride in this
institution as it is managed in an
exceptionally able manner. Mr.. A
c. Wiper, the president, is the presi-
dent of the First National at Bow
bells and one of the best bankers in
the state, respected and trusted by
one and all. United States Senator
McCumber's name is in itself a
guarantee that the bank is high
class in every way, and Mr. E. H.
Wiper, the cashier, is an alert and
efficient gentleman who pays the
closest attention to the affairs of the
bank. Mr.. Charles Wiper, the as
sistant cashier, is "right there al
ways.
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FURLoNG & KENNEDY,
Farm Implements, Wagons, Buggies,
Lands, Loans, Ryder.

Farm implements, Wagons, Buggies,
Lands, Loans, Ryder.
In farming community perhaps
the most important line is the imple-
ment business and in Messrs. Fur
long & Kennedy we have two gentle
men who are right on top in this in
dustry. They carry goods that would
pass the closest inspection and they
aim to treat their customers in
highly honorable manner so that
they will become steady patrons.
When you are in the market for any
thing in their line, you will do your
self an injustice if you do not first
see what they have to offer and get
their prices. They are upright indi-
viduals with plenty of snap and gin
ger, and are among the business
men who are to be counted on at all
times for integrity and sound judg-
ment. They also do heavy land
and loan business and have located
many settlers of the right kind ons
our prairies. Bank on them and you
will never be disappointed.
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THE PETERSON MACHINE co.

l. vi w.
President, 7. H. Roney; Vice Presi-
dent, j. p. peterson; Secretary, w.
J. Roney; Treasurer, j. Il. Miller.
Farm Implements, Hardware, Fur
niture. Underwood.
On their merits alone this firm de-
serves about the best we can say in
the way of recommendation, as they
have worked up one of the largest
trades in this section and no matter
how strong the competition these
gentlemen will meet it, especially if
quality is taken into consideration.
They conduct their business along
the lines of honesty, enterprise, and
progressiveness, and this is an estab-
lishment where we think a child
could trade as safely as a grown per-
son could. Their machinery, hard
ware, furniture and harness fill the
bill every time and they never han
died piece of shoddy or inferior
goods in their lives. This is strong
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
NJ. V. MELLIN & CO.,
General Merchandise, Ryder.

Mr.. Mellin runs store which is a
thoroughly good one, as he has lived
in this section twenty years and
knows to a dot just the kind of
goods the people here want, there
fore he gives it to them and at the
right price too. He displays his
stock very attractively and his estab-
lishment is entirely new and built ex-
pressly for him. Mr.. Mellin does
business according to the golden rule
and he gives just as much as he
possibly can for dollar. This gen.
tleman is winning success by fair
and square methods and the general
merchandise he sells will suit every
time. Mr.. Mellin bears a name for
right principles and just dealing
which stands him in good stead and
as he has read the Leader for twen-
ty years we know personally he is
O. K. and up to the mark always.
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COAL HARBoR LUMBER co.

COAL HAltBOS LUMBER W.
Garrison Wood and Iron Works.
President, w. T. Robinson; Vice
President, F. l.. NIackay; Treas
urer and General Manager, 1. Ro-
Wig; Local Manager, H. Inglehart,
Garrison.
LAUNDERING is one of our greatest
industries and as rule those en-
gagged in the line are broad-minded,
liberal, enterprising men, therefore
an up to date, properly conducted
lumber yard is one of the leading
commercial features of a town.
This establishment does large
business and all patrons may be sure
they could do no better as price and
quality are right every time.
All lumber is bright, we'll seasoned,
and accurately cut, and you get any
thing in the way of building material
here.
Contractors and others having
business with the yard are catered
to very closely and all transactions
are strictly honorable.
The yard has met with marked
success and trade is growing with the
growth and prosperity of the town.
Messrs. Robinson, Mackay and Ro-
Wig are honorable, capable gentle
men who stand we'll with all, and Mr..
Englehart, the local manager, is thA
right man in the right place who
commands the full confidence of the
community.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
MCCLUSkY
MICHAELSON & MOEN,
Contractors, Builders, Cement Block
Factnv.v CvIpf1o TaEo

Factory, Turtle Lake.
Messrs. Michaelson & Moen de-
serve a good word at our hands.
These gentlemen know their bust
ness we'll, every building they put up
or piece of work they do speaks we'll
for them, and they can refer to all
with whom they have ever done busi-
ness.
they believe in good work and
we'll paid labor and they put in their
buildings the exact material the
specifications call for
They also operate cement block
factory which is doing we'll.
Messrs. Michaelson & Moen are
among the busiest contractors in the
county, no men have a better name
than they and no matter what is
wanted in the building or contract
ing line these gentlemen can do it
and do it right for fair, living
price. Messrs. Michaelson & Moen
are pushers for Turtle Lake, always
on the square, and they are getting
ahead fast.
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p. Nj. LANGBELL,
Real Estate, Lands. Resident of the
County Twenty-four Years.
Underwood.

We consider that no one element
has done as much for the settlement
and development of this part of the
state as our land men, for they have
been the means of locating many on
our fertile prairies, and they are
never backward in pushing this sec
tion to the front, always ready with
time and money to that end.
Mr.. Langbell has always been
prominent in this line and in fact is
one of the leading real estate men of
the state.
He is an authority on North Da-
kota, and when you make deal
through him you may be sure that
you could do no better elsewhere.
We go so far as to say that all who
bought through him can today sell
at a profit, and Mr.. Langbell's word
is as good as his bond in any trans
action.
He has the largest list of lands in
Mclean and Mercer counties and is
also exclusive agent for large tract
of the famous Fort Stevens military
reservation.
He sells on easy terms and low
rates of interest, and has been a resi-
dent of this part of the country al
most a quarter of century, and no
man can say word against his per-
sonal or business reputation. Mr..
Langbell is a frank, cordial, hustling
gentleman and has made good here
in every respect.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
GARRISON
THE PETERSON MACHINE co.

President, T. H. Roney; Vice Presi-
dent, j. p. Peterson; Secretary, w.
j. Roney; Treasurer, j. E. Miller.
AS we intend to urge the desirable
ity of dealing with the firms in the
county and also advertise the lands
of this section, we take pleasure in
pointing out the leading establish
ments of the county who do as we'll
if not better than outsiders and who
merit the patronage of the people,
and this is an establishment which
fills the bill in every respect.
The Peterson Machine company en-
joys a gilt-edged reputation and it
has built up large patronage by
dealing fairly and squarely with one
and all.
They handle only standard makes,
never misrepresent, and they aim to
make a steady customer of everyone
who trades with them.
There is no better stock of farm
implements, harness, hardware or
furniture kept in the county and
prices suit economical folks who de-
sire the best possible value for their
money. They have branches at
Washburn and Underwood and these
gentlemen keep up to date to the
minute, their trade showing salts
factory growth from year to year.
Messrs. Roney, Peterson, Roney -
Miller are excellent business men,
highly honorable in their dealings,
and they deserve the success they
have met with.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
FIRST STATE BANK, McCLUSKY

FIRST STATE BANK. McCLUSKY.
Capital $4,000, President n. E. Ru-
lien, Vice President J. S. ArnesOn,
Cashier J. p. Schroeder.
If we did not refer in these pages
to this bank we would be remiss
indeed, as it is a we'll patroniZed,
solid institution. 1t amply and sat
isfactorily meets the needs of the
community in the way of first
class, we'll managed bank and these
gentlemen will attend promptly and
thoroughly to any business you may
have in the banking line.
They are we'll equipped with strong
safes and the funds are fully pro-
tected against fire, burglary, defal-
cation or other contingencies. A good
bank by its judicious loans does a
great deal by developing the resour-
ces of the surrounding country and
this institution has therefore been a
considerable aid to the upbuilding
and development of this part of the
state. All accounts whether large OF
small are received with due appre-
citation, and there is nothing lacking
successful up to date bank should
have. The record of this institu-
ton is gilt edged in every respect
and it is great credit to the town
and county. They make farm loans
write reliable insurance, pay inter.
est on time deposits and do a safe
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
CASEY LAND AGENCY.
T. NJ, j. NJ. and j. F. Casey, Under
wood.


wood.
Our land men deserve special men,
tion in this edition of the Wash
burn Leader They are and have
been very important factor in the
development of the county. 1t is the
land man more than anyone else who
has brought the eastern farmers and
investors to realization of the won
derful resources offered by western
Mclean county.
Among those who have done the
most effective work along this line
in the past five years are the Casey
Brothers. ]. M. and T. M. have
charge Of the work In Underwood,
and j. F. looks after the interests
of the firm at Garrison. The Casey
Land Agency has been at work in
Mclean county for the past five
years. It's motto has been ''Hustle
and Square Deal" Acting on this
principle 1t has built up large anu
thriving business. They are thor
oughly familiar with the resources
and possibilities of development OF
western Mclean county. and have in.
vested quite heavily in farm lands in
the vicinity Of Underwood and Gar.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
10 WUSTNER & CO.,
Meat Market, RYDER.

This is a market that is doing a
good business and doing it right too.
Full weight, courteous service and
wholesome meat are had here and it
ranks as one of the best butchering
establishments in North Dakota. Mr..
Wustner is popular among all classes,
has his business down fine, and is
always willing to do his part in push
ing the town to the front. There is
just room enough in Ryder for one
market and he fills the bill in every
respect.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1907-06-07
GRANT & RUSIDELL,
Livery. MC(,luSkY.

Here are boys that are right at the
top in their business and it is be-
cause they do right by everyone,
keep good rigs and horses and do
their level best to please their trade.
Any time of the day and night you
can get accommodated here and all
the boys on the road give them a
good word The local trade also is
looked after in the right way and
Messrs. Grant & Rusidell are build
ding up a patronage which reflects
honor on them.