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Washburn Leader.
PUBLI9HBD.EVKUY HATUltDAY
Be IDBR BAmnnxD.
gowMnrox Pmvie Oxi Doi.lah a Ykau
OPFWIAL PAPER OK Mrl.EAN COUNTY
Russian Ciueity.
A well known prtist of War
saw, Poland has excited deep
indignatisn toward the autho
rities by his.vivid description
of an innocent Polish lady per
forming the mot arduous labor
as an exile in Siberia. She was
Mme. Gudzinska. The hard
ships to which she was subject
ed soon exhausted her physical
powers when she died miser
ably among the convicts. Mme.
Gudzinaska's task amid the
snow fog o/the severest Siberia
weathe-rwas to wash out salt
sacks in a hole cut through
the thich ice of the river Aug
ara. She was surrounded at
her task by ordinary convicts.
She was guarded by a Moham
medan criminal who had been
promoted to the position be
cause he would not be likely
to be lenient toward christian
prisoners. Why 'had this
angelic looking, lady been con
demned Jd the Sibeian mines?
Simply because a traitor to the
Polish was stabbed before her
house in Warsaw, though there
was not the slightest.*jjroof
of
her complicity in this assas
ination or even of her
know­
ledge of it. The commandant
who assigned the convicts t'o
the various mines struck by
the youth and beauty of Mine.
Gudzinaska made her an offer
of entering his domestic serv
ice, where she Would live com
fortable. She rejected his
proposal with indignation pre
ferring martyrdoom to my
advantages at the hands'ot her
tormentors. Badly clothed.,
badly fed and exposed to all
the rigors of the terribV Siberia
climate, this brave Polish lady
endured all her tortures witli a
noble patience and the £reat',,-J
firmness until her physical
powers gave way and she died
in flower of her age."—Appeal
to Reason.
A Study in Boer Tactics.
General C. H. T. Collis of
New York formerly a commis
sioner of public works there
and a veteran of the civil war
has made'a study of Boer tatv
tips.- His theory is that by a
concentration of"forces now'the
Boers could easily compel the
capitulation Ladvsmith,
but that it would folly to d,
this.:: ,•
"While General White's
army retrains tied up in Ladv
smith,says General Colji's,
"the relief of thatplarc .must
continue to be the objective
point of the British nriitv.
General White is the toasted
cheese with which the Boers
have baited the t"apf and at
every appr6ach to it there is
cat."
General Collis' opinion is fhn
Geiieral Buller'slOPmy ought
to move atound somewhere, in
'ct anywhere, so that the
Boers would be in doubt of his
purposes, and where they
might .. have to come out and
light to protect themselves.
This viras the plan of operations
adapted by General Grant in
the VVilderness campaign!
"'The Boers," continues Gen
eral Collis,':are adepts in both
grand and. minor strategy, and
their tactics ore. unequiai*»d in
the history of, warfare.' They
thiew down the panritlet to
Great Brition and then boldly
moved into her territory and
fortified themselves in impreg
nable positions. That is what
I call grand strategy.' They
made "England believe 'that
they had and no army rtr
moder'n appliances of war, and
their cannon, rifles, powder and
general equippment are Su
perior to anything on record.
That Ts what I' call minor
.strategy. They" have ambus
caded every column which
has Attacked them. That is
tactics."
General Collis' opinion is
that the Britisti cannot out
manduver the Boers in the
mountains tint "that -latter a
or so of fighting the con
fdrceo will hav^ to
to terms or theifte will be
intervention by some other
-for humanity's sake:
This long distance opinioi
may not be Worth anythlugt
tfltt
it is interesting.—Kimjea
^Jburnal.
,,",r
•. y.. :,v.
AN II'TtOF THE PLAINS
Out on the plains the night la still—'
And now there comes a muffled roar—
Lomte'r It ^clios from hill to hill
Till. Kalloidng like a wounded boar,
A lior»e comes bounding o'er the grass,
Swift to tome and swifter to pass.
A rider sways In his swinging seat
As on they dash through wind and rain
The trumplm: noise of the flying feet.
Kesouuds like thunder's loud refrain
The rider turns nnd halls the crew
••Has any o- you tellers got a chew?"
—Arthur 8. Rlggs.
[cblt..KSI*0NIKNCE.1
Conoordia College,
And What They Do There.
JfiD. Lkadku:—
As there lire qmte a number of ntndent*
here from McLean Cuonty unit tkeir par
ents an relatfes may be interested in
learning how matters nre moving along
tiere Ht t-chool. I shall with the perinistoi'
of the editor of Kim paper from time
time nend few items which ma be of
interest.
The winter term of the 9th year of C'on
oordU College opened on January 2u'
with more student* in aUeudnnce thai'
ever before. The enrollment in now »nm
over 2C0 student*. being distrihiuted ii
'he department* an follows: Twelve nn
taking dressmaking and art needlework,
fourteen flo.llnid ntid lypewrihrjr
twenty are ill Iho Parochical course,
thirty-live in the flprwtmeiit of mnsic
nine'y in the commeioiHl course and tho
hnlatice are tnkin,' tiie Normal or Cla«
siccal ooursf The largest class iu echo
Prof. Kngniie's cIhss iu penmanship
which nutnliers over lit).
Ten teachers are Ht work thin term.
Their names nre A'iker. Busby, Rugstad,
llogulie, and Rev. Liiion and the Misst.f
t'etersnn, Killiouru, Tiegeu, Haraldsoi
'iiid Mrs MooJy.
The Literary nociety was organized the
lirst of the term by electing Mi*r Anettt
Peterson, president and Ethel Kilbourue
•ecret,iry. 'I he society renders program^
veefcl.v on Mondny evenings. The tw
nogramii already rendered have beer
very good, mid snenk well for the activity
•if the mem hers. The debating secl ion:
neet. reguUr on Sat urday evenigs and th*
Luther Lenifiie meet* weekly on Sundays.
The Brass Hand meets for practise every
oilier evening.. Prof. Rn».'nlie is th"
teacher. Three pianos and four organs
ire In nse to accomodate the mn*i
students and three t,vpewriiera acummo
Jiite those tukiug typewriting.
:'n«iflc
STUDENT.
Tiie Nome Gold
Fields.
The first map'fold«*r »r circular respect
iig the Klomlvke gold strike of 1898 wb
i»ined by tho, Northern Pacific Railway
It is more Mian a coincid .nee that the firm
map folder or |amplilet of the Nome
Mining district, comes from the sam.'
seouicu. 1 iie prest ut. folder not. only con
tains ,arood map-iff the Nome district ba
it embellished with several cuts of view
at Nome city and on the bench where th
inHtlmd or miuirigfirt clearly shown. AK
information obtainable regarding nailioK
dates from Seattle and Tncotnn, throuifl'
rite«, etc. is sfiven in this book and the
public cautious to
to
the a
(rents oi
the N. P. Kv afd who nre supplied witl.
diagrams of the Alaska Steamers, ant?
arrange iu advance for t.heir ade'ommoda
.tion rather limn to put off thm very im
portatit liusiness until they reach Puge''
Hound. There is no doubt but what ther
.will be a very considerable passan|ei
business from the- middle and ensten
tates and a very heavy business from th
States to the Nome district
CflMst 1
For folder* rates, etc., cnll on Wash
.iubn Leaksu or send a two o»»it. stamp t.
Ohiis 8. Pee. General Pnsseti^er Ajfen
•tt. Pnul, Minn., and he will mall you th.
Some folder.
'First Publication an.
3, inoo.J
NOTICE OP MORTGAGE SALE.
Nntlce Is hereby xlven that that oertaln mort
wao ex"vit"d and delivered by Charles A. ear
«on ami Luttle Pearsnn his wife, mortgagors
M.'i asre ank and Investment Ownipary a cor
t»- iti"ii. nt«ai ne, dated the 15th day of May
I8.sn. ami tiled f-.ir recnril Iu the office (of the
ulsier lit cuds, in and for McLean county
Territory of Da'iiita. (now State of North l)a!«i
!:D. on the lnth day of Slay. 1S89, at r» o'clock p.
in. in Rook "A', of mortgages on page 818, an'
usKlmicd by ssil.l mortgagee to Miss 8.
rny.on the tl.l day of fi
iu the office of tne Register of Deeds In and to
V^cl.ean Comity. Territory or Dak, (now 8tat
"f'North Dakota.) In Book "f'ol
1'*BC 347. and assigned by Miss II. 8.
tOOle 1!. Iloltun. on the lstli day of January,
19Q0,.and recorded in the office of the Reglstei
of Deeds In and for the county of Mclean, State
of North l)a' itM.nn ie «»d diiy of .lanuary toot),
in houK "j •. of MUcelaneous Hecords. pa^e
•144. Will iii» foreclosed by sale of the preinisei
in such rtioittjiifo. and hereinafter described, at
the front door of the Court House In the comity
McLean an: State of North Dakota, at thi
iioiir of two o'clock, p.m. on the loth dayol
March. lfNio. to satisfy the aiiiountdue ii|mi
tlie day of sale, the pre-
wlll be sold to satisfy the
follows:
The North West Quarter (X WX), o'
twenty-four (24).
•Ive (140), North of]
ere will be
of sate the
BBCD BPBLTZ- iOB dALE BY
W'M
sap,
A
E, A. LAMB,
Aim rue v-itt- l.aw,
Convevnucrr tuid Notary Putillc.
VTA8HBIJKN, /i. NORTIIUAKOTA
Practice before the United 8tates In
terior Department' a specialty. I also
liave on liand a complete copy of the
United States Land Office Hats and
Records for McLean Oliver/and .Mercer.
Counties, .i ...
For Sal* or Lease.
Panles de-lrlngto purchase
otlcHMNiirlhurn Paeltto Knil
roiut tiiiiila can dn^ by »I»t«ly
ing tu
JOHN SATTKKLUND.
Sale Sollclto-,
[First PuliUeiitlon Nov.:25,» 1800.]
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
LAND OKFICE, at lllsniarck, N. D.
Nov. sad, 18»9.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has tilcu notice of his intention tu
nake final proof in support of his claim, and
'.lisit said proof will be maue before S. A. Falc
oner, Clerk of Court at Waliburu N. I„ on
r'eli. 15,1UCX), Z:
nils«:.pi tekso.\v
'or the SIC'» of N W Vi, and lots t-4 and f. Sec.
., Townshiji 145. Itangc «l.
tie naines.ilic lollowliig wlttn-s i's to prove
lis continuous residence upon aud cultivation of
aid land, viz.:
Leonard M. Wnllln, Kent 'ohnson, Charlli-s
Shelituia aiiu ^.u&iuus .Yiisou,'ail of Washburn,
a. i^. r*' tl"
A. C. Mi?(Jn.i.ivnAV,
Kctitttr,
[First rnbllcatfon Jan. 18,11)00.]
SUMMON^.
iTATK Or N()lt'i II DAKOTA, I
Ol'NTY OK ,MI:1.KA.V. I
III District Court, Slxlli .iudlchil District.^
Llic Hismarck, Washburn anil
KuVt
llailuay Coiiipaiiy, a corjMiuitlou, I'Uliitl?,
vs.
Frederick llayard, II. .1. Ducll. .loseiih Katz,
Kurnet Israel, .luincs Kassou. (leorge S.
Dudley, .lanct C. Kohlnsou, Air re: I A. Ilcad
(iiilst (icorge I,. Kllss. K. S. Urynjtilfson,
Daniel Steele, John Wlialen. 1'iiul I'lcrce,
Andrew W. lihude, Ii. H. Aiulfiird, Virginia
Comer. AnnaUei'Uman, Anna lfiiek, lliomas
l"..leiinings, l'aul Sniltli.Smith D. try, tolin
Merry. I,. .VI. Wallin. B. Ii etersou. 1$. N.
Peterson, I.. M. IVter^on, Louis I'cteiSrtn,
Thomas K. Statcler. Ijturenee 'jissriniilu.
Luke Eskes. Loiilsv .lutes, Maggie l-lyttn,
McLean otiiity, Matilda- '-urlsiMi, .(antes Ji
lt'ithwvll, Au^iif Nelson, and ole U. Wing.
N W. Sol uiierger aud l^ouls Uerquist its
The Board of County Commissioners of
McLeun Juunt', Defeuiiuub.
Sl'MMONS.
The State ot North Dakota to the Above Named
Defendants.
You are hereby' suirmmoned fto answer the
•ouiplalnt in this action and to serve"a copy of
our answer upon the subscribers within thirty
lays after the service of this summons upon
you, exclusive of the day.of service, and incase
your Tailure to appear or answer Judgment
will be taken 'against you by defiiuit for the
elief demanded In the complaint.
Dated December 20, A. I. 1»99.
ItOlU'HKK, 1-IUI.IiUK'K & COCHKANK,
A. T. l'ATi'Kiisox, and
STKVK.NS & AM.EV,
Attorneys for riaintiff, Rlsmitrck, N". I).
Yon wit please take notice that the suniuious
md comulitint hi tlte above entitleU.'actiou has
teen tiled in the office of the clerk of tiie district
:ourt of Mclean county. North Dakot^.
liOllCIIKlt, 1'HlLUKIfK & t'OClllSAXK
A. T. l'A n'KKIKjiJi, itpd -•.
STAvi^K i?y.''
Attorneys fjjr 1'lalUlff, BhmareSTN. I
-t:-"
First CIsss McciS,
.... .'.til/
Oysters All Hoiirsi:at the
Washburn Resturiiitl
SEE! SEEI! SEEE!!!
I have now plenty of lumber
for sale at reasonable, prices.
S feet housa logs alsoTon hand'
and when you want to buy
lumber come and see me^.vl
Fked Pfistes,
Hancock, M. D.
M:
NOTICE OP CHATTEL
SALE.
Gk)od Accomodations 1 Grood Meals
Reasonable Price*
ns 1
-ib
Oligiiey's Jlurncss
G-otoQlig^eys harness shop
for harness saddles, collars,
and whips of all kinds horse
blankets, sweat pads. fancy
rosette leather, cttfis, men
leather shirt collars, lariats
harness oil, buggy top dr^Sr
smg everybody cordially in1-
Vit 3d* *.
Oligney's Hariisc^
Washburn. N. D.
TAYLOR tl^e 1y»shbuni Job. Printerhas. nine new
Job Fontoi of Type
and Papers, Ail Colers*
MORTGAGE
WIIEl'EAH, Clarence Rt.Ceorge of Hancock,
County of Mcl^au, and State of North Dakota
Mortgagor, did on the 16th day of May. 1899
make his cei tain chattel morticnge to August
H. Wahlof Wiishlmrn, County of McLean and
Ktateof-North Dakota, Mortgagee doted the
.Dth day Of May- 1890, to secure the following
Indebtedness to-wlt: Sixty five dollars and
seventeen emits (HS.17), and Interest according
to the conditions of.
ouepromlssory notes to-wlt:
One note dated iay liith. 1889, for fC5.l7,due
NcfV 1st. IK®, with Interest thereon at ten pi
cent per anum, and which niortgagr was duly
filed In the office of the Register of Deeds of
McLean County. State of North Dakota, on the
13th day of .nine 1899. at 3 o'clock p. m. and
WHEREAS, default has been made in the
conditions contained iu .said mortgage as follows
to*
wit:
By the failure on the part of said Mortgager
to p: any part of said note.
WHEHEAS, tlicro Is claimed t» he due or
said mortgage at the date of tliix notice the sum
of .Seventy dollars and seven ceuts for prlnHpai
and Interest, and the sum of Five Do liars at
torncy's tees provided In said Mortg .ge In cast
of the foreclosure therc-of.
NOW THEItKFOKK, notice is hereby giver
that liy virtue of said mortgage anil by order of
August H. Walil, the present owner tlierof, 1
will sell'for cash the fnllowlngdescrlbedchHttcb
described in said mortgage at the front door or
the Court House iu the town of Washburn Inthr
"county of Mclean State of North I lakota. at tin
hour of 2 Oichick I'. M., on Saturday, the lot
day February liiou to-wlt
Alt crops sown planted and cultivated oi
South East Quarter ot Sec.
22,
A. T.AMH,
Township
,' tti'i iiey for Mortgagee.,
ttuford
14H'.
The South East Quarter (S.E.VSt. North oi
Meetlou Three CD, township one hundred aiu
forty-four, il«)'. north of lia ge eighty two (e2
West ot the Fifth (5), principal meridian.
There' will be due on stu irioitgHgiJonthe
day of .sale, the sum of J8/8.40.
tutcu .U i.isiiitirck, N. 1). .la'uuary 28,1900.
J. K, CfM.MINCH,
Assignee of Mortgagee.
'!ft?I»OI Cltvit. rilii.llKIOK il COOHRANK,
.miun»!SJfir Assignee.
[Flrst Eubllcatlon, Jan. 20,1900.1
NOTICE FOB PUBLICATION.
Land Office at Bismarck,'N Dak.
Jan. U!,:i900.
Notice ps hereby given thai tiie- following
-uameil settler lias filed uotlceof his tntention t
make final proof In support .'.of his claim, uiio
that said proof will he made before' 8.- A. Fal
coner Clerk of Cpuit at Wiislibuin, N. 4 di»
Feb. 24th..
1900, viz:
JOHN J. NICHOLS.
fi.r thfr Shlfof SWii Section' 27, A S hlf of
SEM of Section 23, Towuslijp 148, of Mange 8b
W.
He names the following witnesses' to' proVe
hia.ciiiiUnuous resideuceiupou aud cultlvatlnV
of said land viz:
11. H. llolirer, and Woseph Mann, of Wash
burn, Ni
-Diik.,' 1*. C. O'Connor aud John Arm
strong of ?6al Harbor, uV
»-t
A. C. MCOII.MVI!AY,
Clean Beds
i-
$V
it'i't'W'j-''
'MA
n-.
I
SHOES BOOTS,
t:
of Kanse 84 W„ tlie saine being three huiul
nrty-Uvt i355) bushels of wheat.
AL.UVM MCDON U.
•r.. ."'' Slu-ii.:.
r.
[First rubllcotlon|.Ian. 2T, 1900.]
NOTICE Of MORTGAGE SALE.
Notice hereby given that that certain mcrt
gagc. executed and delivered b" Joseph \,.
Brewer, mortgagor,tol'..U. Holmes,mortgagee,
dated the 13th ilayof Kehruary, 18S6,anil filed Tot
record In the office of the Register of Deeds li:
and for the oiiuty of McLean Dak. Ter.. nov.
State ot North Dakota, on the SMth.day of Miu u.
1880, and recoided Iu hook, "A3" of Mortgnfc
on page 233, aud usslgned by s:ilil mortgagee
J. K. Cumnitiigs," by an li.strument iu wrltlnr
dated Dec. 8. I«W, anil filed for record In the
otiice of the Register of Deeds of Mclean
County, K.D., in Book "D2" of mlscelancou:
Kcrorils on pace 414, will be foreclosed by
sale of .the'premises In such mortgage. mi.
hercluafter tU^scliheil, at the front doiir ot
the Court House lu the county of .McLean and
state of' North Dakota, at the hour of twi
o'clock 1'. M. on the ilh day of March, tuot'
to satisfy the amount''due on''such luort'-'iitfi
on the day of sale. The premises described hi
such mortgage, and which will be sola iu*tiurj
th«» same, are described as follows:
A W A E
CEO. L. ROSINSON,
O A A O N
Washburn Lumber
S.M.PYB & do. Proprietors.,
Have on hand a 'ull line of Lumber,
Lath, Shingles, Doers, \Vindp.iv», Paper,
Cement, Brick and'Plaster and Evey
thing one needs to build a hen house to
a mansion.
Prices reasonable and good goods we are here
wO stay. G-ive us a call.
AT
We hays .K yery fne asfort-,
me nt cf Lll-ii.L.de tufts lor mfekii
OllCk GrOOdS rtuok^MMits with s!iei psk.ii aud bUiuket AlMttuek suj^
Overcoats and Reefeer^,' inia^Tartet^J
Underwear and Shirts,sweatcu and heavy wooisotkt.
Gloves and Mitts,
hatiaudcrps.
BISMARCK BANK BUILDING.
art ,E*a fi oi
Now Open to tiie
riiltUe.
New House New Furniture
Steam Heat Electric Lights
Baths & all Modern Improvements.
Good Stabling in Connection Bates BeaaonabU
Headquarters of StoO&ineiu Farme»s#f
and Merchants.
By all mean* tha best hotel in the city.
HENRY TAllIY. licjiktcr
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II
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