The Washburn leader. [volume], June 23, 1900, Image 1

About The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986

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Sterijnid ofBis-ioats'
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f* lands^ekers pas-r^tering
gh th«rcity rytfster- yjl
^•*6 Coal 'Harbro
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*i. -^QjstrJflrC]{ Baud has been
f^for the" .at'
^.Good musip-is Assured,
iver teoortetl-'.
inpoVarrival^pf, the' 8te4»»bpat
Ji misunderstanding be
tween two business" i|i«n the
other jday r^sultedy jrti" a C(?n
flab anil a foot race? with
A body
S' j!/• ^very
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body should attend
the dance Tuesday ?'ening
tiring your ^irl wiih you If
you haveo/t one, bring some
on6 elsjea. vV-
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Haugeberg is having
the lower warehouse at- the
VIS* landing taken do »n, and jwill
an addition to his store
wi^h the lumber^
Wjp. -Wenn, of'Bimarck, was
friend^
in
Washburn
this weeik. Bill reports every
thing d.ry in the country, as
welt ns jii Bismarck.
Johnson, of Minot,
jEari6»t4%r&. Walkup, of Coal
Hairrboi^Ste at the county cap-j
kjttl. th|» Week looking aftgt
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Hi St^c^
ttk^«V^ool4 house Thursday
£roni*ig, June &.
-Editor Williams of flie^Bofcwr
tifc'u /Gtiardain, was a -Leader
j&jcftUefr'while transacting busi
^tjJ,es^ in tl?e city this ivtiek. Mr.
spoke
S|m
-jffw i. in th§ vicinity of Bowdan.
:iyvTpgams-.
neer 'J. M. Dixon
fesreplnthp citvffom
Week,
at
-his
^opith^ fine #fter the
while ,'jn town
having
«ppy#
if~B -^f»ttinay»ryoi
jt^nsafeting
a iUe oounty^ejapital,
fti6 co»rt hou»e hps ibeett
'rtty -improved in. iipp^ar
aittce being repainted
^hroujfhput.
i^i^CRdhter. tootle a
'fjmRjRo* to '.the capital
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t3f%4n
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encouraingly
and late sown wheat
There will be an Ice Cream
social and dancing-party at the
AVashburn Park,- Tuesday
evening-, June -26, the proceeds
will be used for improving
the park. ABs holding invitat
ions ar#s'requested to attend.
present invation.' on
ititjpse present invation or
the gate,
No/ of the
Stat6 Pjsh Warden before being
cqiiveyed io Jamestown was the
appointment of the two deputys
4oi
BWy+tes^ill b^ ft«l|
fe aftiifiidMfu jfun«^^§» at the
.N^Lean county.
MGKInSey and
fioosevelt.
&
Aii-Vwii
liwfba garter*
the J^^ocral Re^tiblicaa con-
enti6n4iftt
w«»|i
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?Rot?geyelt
P^adeljJb'a' has re
hi)tninated prudent!5fcl^inley
ji
far President .arid Governor
for a'fair yield df carried oti a successful busi
ness in Minneapolis for several
years and
-Flicker
tail Budget," published by F.
A. and A. 13. McDonald, has
been received at this office.
The Budget is a neat 16 page
pamphlet devoted to the in
terests of. the people, fovr thp
people iby the people and-may
the Budget ever Flicker.
Divifte:services will be held
by Rev. J. A. Diesen in Sver
drup School house No- l'July
1st at 10:30 and at the ^fehool
house near Fritz's plac^' at 4
p.
uv.
At present Rev. I)iesen
is attending the' annual ton
ference of the United Lutheran
Church of America being held
In Minneapolis.
Last-Sunday, being child
rein's day, was most fittingly
observed by the children of
Washburn. A large crowd as
sembled at the school house
in the foren.oon, to. witness a
very interesting prTgram by
the Sunday school class.- "The
Youmg Pij«ple-s Republic" was
the-titlfe of tl|e program, which
was well rendered, the children
executing their respective
parts very crednable
"All trails lead to Strawberry
Lake", is the way people out
the coteairf conutry view the
«jMt^erging lines that 4ra'v in
aomtt that fish poachers, secuj-e
filching grounds. But just as
the last, of the fish are being
netted from these fine breeding
grounds a kick goes up rom ihe
old resid^nters there that they
are short-, on fish supply, and
that the^fish- warden shows a
disposition to be with the big
gest batalions— which just now.
seem to be the netters -and fish
destroyers The fact that the
almost last- official act of the
oty.New Yrrfe, for
Vice Pr^sideni. -Both nom-
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inations were made unonim-'
o^s. G^tr, e^thuWaS'W Pre~
Will
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limuo way tviiii v,»^t J.yyv
as.
McLEAN C0«ty\ NOR"
Apjifljf-the -..many bifsi ness cess^ui" in
houses scion to be erected in1 captain's
Washburn,Is a meat market, ting ftnHh^f a-rene^at
owned' -and 'manage^ by 0. H.
Ch risianson, formerly of Min-! ton.ki«^t$utif.
nea'polis r. Ghristianson has botlj ,e||ljCatiW^
no doubt, meet
with much success in our thriv
ing city. Until sutiable quaic-,
ters. can bs erected
tianson will
be
temporaly
located in the builbitig south
of Waht's store, where he Will
accomidaie all "desiring any^
thing anthing in'his line.
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FUNERAL.
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The funeral of Mr?. A. Johri
SQU, who died at her home near
Wellferjune 13, was held last
Sunday at the home of her
husband. Mrs. Johnson has
been a resident of McLean
county for the past 16 \-ears
and has a host of fneiids who
will miss the loss a highly es
teemed friend. The deceased
leaves four sons and' one
daugbtrr to mourn the loss of
a beloved mother. The ser
vices were largely attended ^iy'J
many friends who werepreseiit
to pay their last earthly tribute
of respect. The remains were
entered in the AVashburn ceme-.
S0iE UP-RIVER^OTES
Herb Bartron.' well known as
a former Tesiiieht of Crtal Har
bor, drove into McLean's me
tropolis, from Velva^on-the
Mouse, Wed nesda^. .. MrBar
troxi has been dealing in horse
fjesh^fov many years/ift^
to be makiiig. 4 ^jticces^
busiiiess cardies bi pretty.
'well al n^ +he Qorth^i ij tiet' uf
counties between the Hig Mud"
dy and Red River and he occa
sionly meets an. old ex-resi
denter of McLean county in his
travels and asks him "how you
was." He met Col. Jack lawy
er at VCilIiston, who was 'just
coining money,"besides having
festive times. Deacon Lopeland,
Billy Allen- and some others
well known here were prosper
ing, and even S«phich—now
with the Jones gang who have
been terrorizing the scattered
ranchmen along the upper Big
Muddy and having a picnic in.
the horse stealing business uj|p3
that way. The gang number
that wa^. The gang numnei£$?
ten, and they have stolen an^l^ftP- TIER AND If-DIAN LIFE
made way with, over 1000 headH.' southern cv«). vrorkmap.
.-, 'J .i- Titt\t iir 'T ims* .lAQAnn
-ith
linals W^8
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boat captains at. the •Uppfij- JSl
souri—CapTain Horn. ,,
This
veteran
fs good
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ment«t^ihe&*§£per>
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^Lt'i-'t 'vwas
lu&uijr m^ p-iwu»«nm Pujvuvnu
pie, thitiitTi^ Jh»f
and meefc.v Bpeoial i»X^«V
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aildAeDjifrfilli
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4 1 $ 1 I
oXfl'arjTiw-
iror« fr^kQ^ruBB water dd'not realize
that tht'|iei)pl6lti'tbeibteAocurt^e United
fcitH«B ^reeducated ntul accdBtoined,tp the
vt-ry h»^ iaud Affiirdi'rtuci Wbeu travel
ing ovl'Tithe^c'ouuf ry oil au ''ifoparial" train
like th«. "ii'gi'tli-V\'t?is»ern Limited" their
«ye»o.|^n jii M^prise at the superb tqui
pagfcsA'uniisUtjd. 'their surprise is not to
be wuuiifer:e4 at after an inspection of th*
LmutJ^ Tunning between the Twin jjities
aiul_CJwean9 .over the Nttrth-Western Line.
Nu' tralii ou the globe, either here or in
f.ort2i^?lauds, is htttd with finer interior
luriiW^iiins .Especially is '.his' to be u.o
tiijed'^iiVtuo 'diu'iiiok baW- aud- qnu part
•uieiiti^eptfrs, Waioh are .beauties nusor-'
nati.-ici.liy any trunk line iu the country.
Noitijiuif is to ^uu(t for the Northwest.
—Keilh's'^Hoiae Builder, Minneapolis.
'IUfe-Train of fame leaves Minneapolis
and p). iVui every eyeuinn iu the year.
arri^^Mg at •Cbicaxo ihe followiug morn.-.
inK ajiii. cuiiiieoti'dtj with trains Kast itud
cjoiitli'
YtAi'rtiso have choice of'six other Hue
fast &Aiiis between the Twiu Cities.uud
OhiiM^o, when jou^travel ynrthe Norih
wesifti Line. ^1i,
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VjB uth' "Btto,re & Atlantic
Uy^iP.v^'Juijt.' ta»ued a. peat illustrated'
.'lM^iu^TiwliiuU contains ui&)ls and ratus
farv" «ps l»y laud, uud waWrj
ija'ei nud.iftuHtVBt^u wJr«tt
provided i^iu- «»id ..bteil'.«tr..
titv lieatl of the Great. Lakes.
Mnrie,. Ataekinau IsU-ud, Mar
tj rti.d -tlie O wpn bouikd ruute to Loi
Ut'Aj and llQlflU) I. 1
Jpopies liee 'oii application «to. iQCal
r.(jeats or adiess 1 H. Larke,
a^'t i^ifweraj' pasijag.ent, Du|ut|i.
itf-Coina East,
r^'f»,estigate Ihe perils' *^'v
titJTratu aud Steauier Trips
via Doluth' .South Shore Js, A.t
lantic Kv. Aiouj The South
i^hore of lmke Superior." Tee low rates
surpriJKi yquv The piotoresqae sceiiery
itfijci: spleudid service wilt delight ton.
F& v^a^fc etc appl, to your local agents,
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.. -,:»®^««fAittliioran:lraiitfiierfc|i*MnDurp
entirely aroot. aJsferi€ sketches drawn from
'owii. fixp?rierts?: «5ver
AN OLD TIME RIVER CAPTAjN.' ^tliirty yeSrii»B the" Inilian frontier. A?
Damage to the steamer Pep^^ie^JisteVl soldier, Ji hantor aM trappor,
less, and its laying up for r®it ^a%niau anl-j^r»ali^t, has
pairsHtWashburn
many of our people istmcki
to mafcencquaintance'Of
the
oldest Hv.itig pioneer
steaiMiTiSrV.«vhifa«'»rtit
th
fenced us an IJpper usually a|erlM to^lm iti thatWjStl
^lotas early ,18-A i^rfSSKaMatffiv iiffalr., -1
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and WASHBURN
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WASHBll^H, N. D. SsHgt^—.
Tratt8act8!« General' Backing BusineKS Receives d^pdsit*^
t^nf iitW* Hpnraiit^j,
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,:fu Pays Taxes for Non-Resfd'eats.
LM 3L0ANS SPECIALTY^
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All kinds of Hand andMadiine madeliarnesp-
Facilities for Com-
peating with any Retail l?ifm
TEED --v in.the Xortrwest.
•vPohri Oli^ney
Excellent values in Clothing
Fine Suits for Men and Boys. Nice, lin»
iif Shirts '^nd Uiid^rwear. Hats, spring
and summer CTaps.' Trunks add Valines..
*'"'Gh»ves:v etcf "New goods arriving d.nly.
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Call and see us.
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President^ ''I'l Vice PrelsMent.^ jCpt
PEXWARDKN, MV'T
lomostic Exchange--Cbunty artd School Warrants
'f^v Bought Interist Paid ()ntime deposit®. JMrf* ,ff
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Your account and other business
:v solicited --,:
BisiharCk & Washburn Lumber Ci
im.
Dpn.iArs in all kinds of
I inat^riaL We invite inspection and
Wgiiar^ntee fai^treatmei^.^^e a^f ^9^
here to stay Ofl5.be a,nd yards cor.
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Goods.
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