The Washburn leader. [volume], January 17, 1903, Image 2

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C. B. LITTLE,
President.
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BARGAINS
Hoods, Fascinatois, Tam O'
•banters, Boy's Sweaters, La
ties Felt Slippers, regardless of
test, Felt Shoes, Men's Felt
(hoes, Ladies Jackets and
Children's Coats, regardless of
«ost. Boy's Caps for a song,
Walking Skirts, A big reduc
Hon inFlannels.
floltan & Sons.
Senator Johnson went to Bis
marek Sotnrday to eater upon his
at the capttoL
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"THE OLD RELIABLE STAND-BY"
Axel Nelson
THE CHEAP CASH STORE
Ha* just received a jiew and complete stock of
Groceries, Gents' Furnishings, Hats,
Caps, Boots
and
THE BMCUS HOI-
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Shoes, eic.
A FULL. LIMGOP HAICI\VALTIC ALWAYS ON HAND.
Also Aj^etvt few the Deermg Fanning Implements,
Numerous Makes of Wagons and Bob*
leds, Aermoter Windmills.
tour Inspection and Patronage Respectfully Solicited. 0
AXEL NELSON.
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am prepared to
patch, any and vu:
ruly horses, ma:es
to either norse or sliour, A mil and com
plete line of Iron. Wood ^ook. Horse Shoes,
Never Slips and Caiks on liana at all timefc.
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J. M. PATTERSON.
D. KEKDRICK.
S. M. PYE,
Vice President.
A GENERAL
Banking Business Transacted.
and Domestic Exchange.
County and School Warrants Bought.
Interest Paid on Time Deposits.
YOUK ACCOUNT AND OTHER BUSINESS SOLICITED.
INSURANCE WRITTEN UNION BOARD COMPANIES ONLY.
Agent for Foreign Steamship Lines.
Merchants Hotel
Ed. Charlebois. Proprietor
G-ood Meals Clean Rooms
Best Accommodations
Washburn. No. Dak.
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Auist. Cashier.
Cashier,
McLean County State BanK
MONEY
IN BANK
Money in a strong hank is a
shelter from the storms of ad
versity.
The First National Bank ac
cepts deposits in any amount
and pays
4
per cent,
compound*
ed semi-annually.
You can do your banking by mail
The First Nations Bank of Washburn,
Capital $25,000. Surplus 92,500.
WAOHBUBN M. D.
Hones for Sale—Young, broke
Petchioa work horses. Cash or
oa time. B. D. Ward,
Coal Ha^or, N D.
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iiiitu k Thursday, accompanied
by ihe relatives. Th remains
were laid to rest in the Catho
lic emelery {it that place Fri
i ny. Mr. Ki'iier had been ii
resident ii' the county tor a
number il years and was higli
Iv respected, iiin det'.th came
as a shock as no one knew that
lie was seriously ill.
A subscription list has been
started here tor the unfortunate
puor iii the ^Northern part ot
Sweden. I he list is uiuler the
auspices of "Svenska Forcmngcn
J.saiiis 'leaner'' ol Bismarck.
Those who wish to subscribe will
liud tlie list at the postoffice in
Washburn.
Contest Notice.
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|:ni'luii ill ul l.. lnl.nor.
1 liiK-d SUiti-A i.ium Ouii't.', BisMi i:ck, N. I).
I n ci mlier 'Si. liiitt.
A Mili'li ii nl coiiluM .Iiiin.ix il n iviiig liiu'ii HN.'il
in i..is oiil I- i Lewis L. Mi.illi (onlestiint.
.i^iiiiisi TiiuUi'i- I'uiuiio t-iilry No. :i4.d maile
jiiircli 12111, !«..(, lur ihnltu-asL quarti-i' or m
i.o i_, i.n.usjiiji ii i n. s- w. uy John l.
Smitn ™iiioti n. in wli.c.i a is alle^i thai tliu
ai.I .linn. 15. Smith Int.. luiaily ila IIIIIUMI sain
iiiu-l ol liniii aiin tiiiil lie nab not lor tile la^l
e.jinl )«usinii at any lime tiled to gri.w tires
a.~ ri (|ii.ifil hy i iinUi oultiiru law: and thai
ilior a (imi crrns mi said ti'.t.'L at the jui'sunt
tiino and thai said [ivivt is all grown to wild
r.iss and inai naid ih-iault now e.\is's,saiil par
ties ar liert'liy mil],.0.1 tu apical', respond and
oll'c, evidenuo toueliini said alienation at lu
o iock a, in. on i iiuu.ii'y L'li, I!)./,. Iii-foie Kose
A. \i aid a notary milnl. at Wasiiuurii, N. It,.
anil mat linal ne.ir.n^ will lie litilil at 10 OVIOCK
a. in. on Maritii i. 1:11 .. oel'orc llie Kegister and
limivor ol thu Ihiili'il ntaics l.and ollicc in
i itisiiiaiCh, .N. D.
hat saiil ronti'stant iiavin^ in a proper all'i
davit tiled in* -i, l.w., sot lorth lacts wliicn
i s.n.wfiiHt after iliic (Illigi'iK'O personal service
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above
die
stocks i
i tTl PI Tl rl n 1S"3 llomesa'ad entry No. liTlW liunie Sept 7, I8WI,
ii _,c.l. M.iA^o U..IO ,nr soiitii'.vest nfiarler of sei-.tion 34, towusliip
,,,'/!-.! n»hrriVon nr
11ri
V LC'lO 111.' IJi UjlCill UX U.I1 i which it is alleged mat the si'id claimant lias
i loiallyananoohed said tract oi land lor more
iC "''Vi Vv lXllO Uli Ciclllgei than six iiiomnspaM, and tiiat elalinant's aii
senee ironikud nact is not, nor was not caused
h'viv A i n I I i ri n i.y viaiuiiiiit Iwlng fu^agoi in the military
this li.ill -e eau..ot I): mads it !iel'ely or
ilen and din eten loat sticn notice be given hy
due anil propei piiliiieaiiou.
.liiiin Saiterlnnd,
jan 10 Kcci-iver.
NOTICJfi Ui'COM'liS t'.
Department of the Interior.
mted Stales l.ainl O.llee, Uismarek. N. n.
Uee.'inb.'r, aitli, IliO^.
A snllieienl iiiiuesiauida\it navni! lieei. liletl
.in litis oiiiee oy K. A. I.ainn eontestant against
H.I n. ran^e w, o Mary Craw, eoute.steo, ill
The said eoiiLcatant having, ill a proper af
iitl ivit .ileil I. .MIII ier .ti L'.HL', set fortn facts
which show that alter due diliig. uce personal
service of this notice can not lie inatle, it is
uei cuy ordered and directed that such notice bp
uiven by due and proper publication
A. C, .Mctilllivray.
jan l(i lteglster,
First Publication Jan 17
CONTEST NOIIUE.
Department of the Interior, United States Laud
Ollice, ItLsmarek, N. u., lec 1-'. liKtt.
A sullli'lent contest anidavit having been flieii
in ti.is ollice nv Jonas E. Oberg contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 1^171 made Dee.
28th. IKOu for the eH of section 12, township
43, ranee 83, by Russell M. Kimball contestce,
in which it Is allogeu that said claimant has
wholly abandoned said tract for more than out:
year last past, and .that said alleged absence
from the said laud was not due to his employ
ment In the army, navy or marine corps of the
Uniteu States
as a piivate soldier, otticer, sea
man or marine during the wur with Spain or
during any other war in wliieh the United States
may be engaged, said parties are hereby noti
Bed to appear respond and offer evidence touch
ing said allegation at to o'clock a. m. on Pen
uurv'21, 1903, before itose
A.
Ward, a notary
public at Washburn, N. and that fti.al hear
ing wlli be held at 2 o'clock p. m. on Keby. 28,
I103, before the Register and Receiver of the
United States LandOllice in Bismarck, N. I.
The said contestant, having in a proper affl-
davit, tiled nec, 15.1U02. set fortn facts which
show that after iiuo dilligeuee personal service
of this notice cannot lie made, it is hereby or
dered and directed that such notice lie iven by
due and proper publication.
JolinSatierlund,
Receiver.
i Kirst Pub. uec. 20. .J..
i ,C0N.l'f»T- NOTICE •&£
*iepai'tnieiit of the. Interior,
United States Land Ollice. Bismarck. X. D.
The said contestant having, in a proper affida
vit tiled December 12,1002 set forth facts which
'show that after due diligence personal service
of this notice cannot be made, it is
hereby order
ed and directed that such notice be elven by
due and proper publication.
John Satterlund,
Receiver.
First pub. »sc 20,
NOTICE OF COMEBT
Department of the Interior,
United States Land Office
Devils Lake, N, I)., December 1,1902
A sufficient contest affidavit having been tiled
in this office by -lens Knudsen contestant,
against Homestead entry No. 2066S. made April
Kith. 1900 for seii nwii and lot 2& w% neHof
section 32. township iso. range 76 by (ieorge
Newman contestee in whlc |t is alleged that
(ieorge K. Newman lias wholly abandoned said
tract and has never lived or resided thereon to
this date that ald tract Is not cultivated, set
tled upon or otherwise Improved as required by
law, that such default continues to date ana
that sail alleged absence fri the said land
was not due to his employment in the army,
navv or marine corps ol the united States in
time of VMi
said parties are hereby notified to appear,
nd and offer evidence touching said alle-
catloo.at 10 o,ckcka.m. January 17 IMS, before
BTB. falls, a Nptanr Public at his office at
AnamousciN, D., andtbat final torlM wll^be
imora iuo n
State* Land
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before the Bolster and Receiver at the United
dOfflee in Devils Lake North Dakoa,
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show that after due diligence, personal service
of this notice, cannot be aid*. It is hereby
ordered and directed that soch aotlee be ^vea
hir
dae and prefer puMEatkM.
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An Interesting L?1-" 5 i
TheCreamsry S oject
From New Salem.
New SSHIKUI, N. L)., 'iiUt 5,'J-{.
Ed. Leader: The first cream -I'V
in tliis vicinity was ustiiiiisn (l
1895, at Ne.v Salrfin, mi I
skim milk and biUtiTiini*.
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naval ssrvu e of the Vnuled States dining tile
ring
lime oi war: that default still exists: said par
lies ate hereby noiined lo a, pear, respond and
ull'er eviuenee touching »aid allejiU'loii at It)
o'clock a. III.on on eliruary -JI. l!i.a, before
Kose A, Ward a'notary public at lier ollice in
Wasiiuurii, N. i.. ami that linal hearing will be
helu at o'clock p. m. mi l'"eby 28. l!Hi:t, before
a: Jie^ister ami licceivi a! ti:e United States
l.and ollice in ltistn u£K, N. 1.
vVe
have six saccesaful ones sliip-
pinfjj tlieir natter fro n iiere.
J'lie patrons received nearly ijoJ,-
UUu, for their -iiuiK tlnniu
after ail operaiin.u expenses wi re
paid and it looks tis lliongu 'I'e
i.iinieib lieiievtd there is money
in dairy farming for the,...
They receive from lim iy t» loriy
dollars duriny the year lroin eaeti
cou i'or tlie iinti.er iat an-: «r? rais­
ing jj ood calves and pijis on the
We find a ready narkei lor our
butter in .Montana, i UI and
VVashii'fiton, recei viii»' n. re,
gin prices. This j^ives ine cream­
ery patron a p.iy d,i/ ev .'ry .11 moll
of about $3.50 per cow during tier
milking period. This ainoant will
vary of course, in cows and during
the period of lactation" vVnere a
few years ayo our patrons raised
only
wheat and oats, we now tind
them diversifying. us is Oiie of
the good features of dairying, as it
calls for different forage crops,
some of which are sure to be a suc­
cess.
At first our native hay and
grasses were depended upon tor
feed exclusively. Now we are
raising millet, brome grass, fodder
corn, barley, rye and speltz. A
grass crop was never known to
fail, even in our poorest seasons,
and therefore, a cow is always
sure of feed which makes the
milch cow the surest bread winner
for this section.
Too many creameries are built
by newspapers anil enthusiastic
business men without considering
whether.there is a prospect of
getting milk enough to operate
successfully. It cannot be a suc
cess jiiiless there are cows enough
within a suitable radius, which
when the milk or cream is deliv
ered will make butter enough to
pay operating expenses without too
much cost per pound of butter.
None of our creameries have
been forced to shut down for lack
of patronage though the first year
is often a very trying one. A
good butter maker and good busi
ness management go a long way
towards making success sure. Our
creameries are a success in every
way.
Both stockholder and patron
are well pleased and the better,
more substantial farm buildings
and geueral improvements of the
co nmunity gives an uudisputable
argument in favor of dairy farm
ing in western North Dakota.
R. F. Flint,
Butter maker,
New Salem, B. Mfg., Co.
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A sufficient contest allidavlt having been liletl
in this onice by Otto Alfeiil contestant,' agaiust
11. li. No. 1-1808, made August 17th. 1801, for v'A
of swM and lots 3 and 4 of section 18. twp. 147.
n, of Ifange 80 w fitli p, m. by li. ,r. (Joveu con
lessee, ill wliieh it is alleged that the said
claimant hie- abiiniloned said trait for more
than six months last past^aud that said alleged
aiisence was not due to his employment in the
I ..riny, navv or marine C'.rps of the United 8l ites
as a private soldier, otllcer, seaman or marine
i during the war with Spain or during any etb«r
war in which the United Slates mav be en
gaged, said parties nre hereby notilieil to ap
pcar, respond and olfer evidence touchlni said
allegation "t 10 o'clock u. m. on Kebruaiy 12th,
1003 before James T. McC'ullocli, U. S. Comm.
at Washburn, N. D.and that ttfial hearing will
be held at 2 o'clock p. m. on February 18th, 1903,
before the Register und Receiver
of the United
•States Land Ollice at Bismarck, N. i.
The I. O. O.- F. will ins.titue!
a lodge here tonight beginning
at 8 o'clock. A number of mem
bers of the order from Bismarck
and Mandan are expected to be
present and the event promises
to be an interesting one- especi
ally for the candidates. The
wor.k will be uiyler the super
vision of D. G. J). Hansen.
J. B. Sturdevant, of Fargo,
representing the Northern Mu
tual life insurance company of
that place, called on the Leader
Thursday. The Northern is a
North Dakota institution, with
headquarters in Fargo. Wash
burn seems to be the mecca of
insurance agents. For the
size of the place, we venture
the assertion that there is more
life insurance carried than any
other fown of its size.
T. L. Britton, of Turtle Lake,
returned Thursday from a visit
with friends and relatives in
Illinois. Mr. Britton has been
a resident of this county since
'86 and is more than pleased
with the country, and be says
the people of the east bave the
idea tbat this is the land of the
blizzards atid zero weather.
Mr. Britton said tbat be was
glad to get back to the laud of
anbshine and tbat he was sat
isfied with things here, niore so
since'liia"^visit eaat.'
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We have
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A complete line of Mens' Duck Goods,
^Covert Coats, Sheep lined Coats, Underwear,
Caps, Sweaters, Quilts, Blankets, Mitts, Felt
Shoes Ladies Waists, Jackets, Dress goods of all
descriptions. We have a fine line of Childrens'
Coats from 2 years up.
We carry
the best.
Groceries,
We have always on hand a complete line of the
best the market affords. Call and be convinced
Holt&n and Sons.
WASHBURN, NORTH DAKOTA.
Of Interest
-=-To Threshers-®*-
We have just receive 1 a complete liue of pipe, pipe fittings,
including reducers, plugs, bushings, unions, couplings, Globe,,
angle and chec.c valves, gauge glasses, gaskets, oil cups, in-,
jectors, graphite, rubb. packing, Garlock spiral packing, liemp,
cotton-wick. Asbestos, waste, hard oil, steam gauges.
Every thing in the line of Hardware.
Thos. Thompson & Sons.
Washburn, NT. D.
mh a»o»o»o«o»o»»»o*o»o»»o»o»»o»
Bargains in Land
Improved Farms, Farm and Ranch Lands
For Sale
In tracts from 10 acres to full townships or
more. We solicit your Patronage,
Solem & SeLtz, Washburn, N. D.
McLean Co., Implement CO.
We have received our Spring Stock of Kentucky
Shoe Drills and Havana press drills which
Are the best on the market. Also John
Deere goods, such as plows, har­
rows, wagons and buggieb, with satisfaction guar
anteed. Our line of Studebaker wagons and
buggies need n» introduction to the public
as the standing of the firm is a guaran
tee of the goods. Call and SEE US.
Washburn, N. D.
Subscribe for
THE LEADER
Wasburn.
Feed & Sale
-STABLE-*
Washburn Mills
AB30LUTSI CUARANTEE GOES WITH OUR FLOUR.
Seal, Fancy and ikers' Flours, Graham and Wheat Grits,
Bran ana Shorts and Feed. Feed Grinding done at all
times. Our Wta at Grits are an excellent substitute for oat
meal. We have recently put in a Corn Shelter bring ia
your corn and get it shelled find grouad.
trade.
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We have on hand
good rigs, careful dri
vers. A share of your
patronage solicited
HILL. & ANDERSON, Pro.
Washburn, N. D.
Seonrayour security bonds of F.
E. Funk of Firat National Bank.
Do not obligate your friends.
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We want your
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F^ed Mitchell,
Brick Mason, &
contractor,
and Builder, will be in
Washburn after Mar.
15- Let me figure on
your work.
Slaker 0oughX3ure, cures sore
throat, eold in the head, coughs
and catarrh ^large size bottle, $1.00
Send 10 cents to pay
sample bottle: addtefa The Slaker
Remedy Co., Tftrtle Lake, K, P.
Branch offioeof the Slaker Medl*
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