The Washburn leader. [volume], September 09, 1910, Image 5

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Soo Time Carl
West Bound ^Trains.
I^o. 257-passenger departs 9:20 a ta,
"No. 6®-freight departs 9:25 a ta
East Bound Trains.
No. -265-passenger3eparts 2:10p
No. '64-freight departs 3:20
All trains daily except Sunday,
effective Aug. 15th 1909.
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ILOCAL NEWS!
HOUSE FOB SALE—W. Richards.
F. B. Cottrell was over from
Eensler transacting business with
\the local merchants.
Life Fire—Hail Insurance,
Frank E. F*mk.
Attorney 'Nuckols of 'Mandam
transacted'legal business in Wash
T" burn Wednesday between trains,
J. 'Gase threshing raachisM5.
sold by F. A, Gallafoan, WashbnTa.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph VVactaer
and s©n wect to Denhoff Tuesdcy
to visit relatives.
For Sale-—a good house sad
lot in south Washburn. A bargain
Martisn Hakan.
Mr. and .-Mrs. Bicknrt went to
Garrison from where tiiev wail^o
out oia a sereral dayss&unting to:p.
Wanted—a competent girl for
general house work. Mrs. Aseg.
E. Johnson.
A daughter was torn Aiagast
26th at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Edwassls in Hamilton, Moet.
Talk life insurance to G. O. Ken
gust, generci agent. Eioneer
foife.
tns. Co.. of'North ©at.
Eraiil Anderson want to JiLiau
eapolis .ftwsfcarday tw attend ifche
state fair.
Eighteeniffieliable line Fire
and Heail S-asuranoe Companie6.
Frank E. Fuak First jNatl. Ba»k
Henrj -Currier camealown froric
I ?Minot a»d spent .several days in
ithe city sisitiisig his oMifriends..
Any ma&e of old cream sepai:at-.:
ors can be euciehangediifor a U. fi|
separator at the F. JL. Gallak-an
Hardware Store.
Mrs. L. 3L Wallin wiSS sell at
.auction to-morrow the .goods that
is left in the store. Tie place
wills-then
be recnedeled for a resta
urant which the Misses Ofearg will
"Open in a short time.
Si
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TRUST
f"
•yams
Yours for uni
formity.
Your* for great
est leavening
power.
Yours for never
failing results.
Yours for parity.
Yotirs for economy.
Yours for every
thing that goes to
make up, a strictly
high grade, ever
dependable baking
powder.
That is Calumet. Try
it once and note die im
provement in your bak
ing. See how much mora
economical over the high
priced trust brands, bow
much better than the cheap
and big-can kinds.
Calumet is highest in quality
—moderate in cost.
Received Highest AwM*—
World's Par* Food
Threshing is going on in the
^onkling district this week. Crops
•will not average as high «s usual.:
FOR RENT a few houses!
Enquire Frank E. Funk, 1st Nat1!,
Bank.
Mrs. B. L. Babb returned to the
city ttoo first of the week from a
summers vacation spent in the
east.
Why pay high rates for land
loans? I can save you money. F.
E.'Funk, First Nat'l Bank, Wash
burn, N. D.
Leslie Brcrgum came 'up from
Bismarck Saturday to visit his
grandmother. He returned to
•school on Tuesday.
MORE CHEAP MONEY
Lanci loams. See Fpank E. Funk,
First National bank jf Washburn,
North Dakota.
The 'county officials and the
postmaster were a/bout the ©niy
ones im'the city who observed ®ja
bor day as a holiday.
AM threshers or those interested
in threshing machines should look
over tike 0. I. 0ase catalogues at
F. A. (Gallahasfs.
Mr., and Mrs, C1, E. Pawl ®f Un
derweod were in -Washburn. Satur
day oc. their way to Bistaattck for
a visit with relatives.
OBEE DOLLAR will -start a
saving bank -account wiiih First
National bank 41 Washburn., N.D
Capital and SKT^IUS, $5O.,Q0©.
M'ies Margaret Westsniller is
speAiiiing a week in theeitjntaking
care«f the Ha»e.on childee^. dur
ing tihair mother's absence in St.
Paul.
F«IT. SALE—(?ine solid *)»K bed
rooui! euite fw -oale at 4ese- than
half (price, aisa? other (household
furnc&r.re. AF^oly to A. T-iBaniel
son.
Mre. C. A. iBrummoadi and
daughter Delossc returned 'Sues
day Biseaarck where they
had spent sevesal days wiitk re
latives.
Tornado and &re insozauce is
«rery eiaaap. For •.something reli
vable-seeHFrank EL
funk, Fii»t3Iat.
iBank, Washburn, J?. D.
John ,fi. Sloane, the government
boat inspector, wae .in Waslatoucn
the, first of the week inspeetiag
the boats -ibefore tbe fall wazk
Oheap money for land loans -al
ways xin hand. Make yoqr own
rate—no red tape. F. E. Funk.
FirstiSSat'l Baak, Washburn, N. D.,
Mrs. Gr. #lgeirson went to
Painted Woods last week to see
her sist^ Viola Hagen who is re
covering from .&n attack of in
fantile paralysis.
A big .eiosing out sale com
mences to-morrow ait the A. tichulz
& Sons store. It will only last
one week. Tbeibatg&insare worth
looking over.
Help!—is tiie general cry when
too late. Seeuxe .a home for yau
and your family while you have a«
opportunity. See Kleinls Land
Ageney.
Th# county cooimHsionera were
ta seBsiou the first of the week.
They pawed the usual number of
bills and spent some time looking
over dew roads.
Mrs. O. Raugust entertained
the Birthday club. Friday after
noon at her home in Park Addition.
She was assisted by Mesdames
Holtan and Jertson.
Your complexion as well as your
temper is rendered miserable by a
disordered liver. By taking some
of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liv
er Tablets, you can improve both.
Sold iy C. tr. Forbes.
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is to-day
the best known medicine in use
for the relief and cure of bowel
complaints. It cures griping, dys
entery ard diarrhoea and should be
taken at the first unnatural loose
ness of the bowels. It is equally
valuable for children and adults.
It always cures. Sold by C.
Forbes.
A New Clerk
Hiss Naomi Meyer, who re
cently arrived from Colorado, is
one of the new clerks in her
brother Joe's bakery.
Gone to School
Miss Lillian Leach left Satur
day for Jamestown where «he will
again enter the academy after
spending the summer with her pa
rents, Captain and Mrs. Joe Leach.
Wffl Teach School
Rudolph Dahl arrived last Satur
day and wiSl teach 'the Sheldon
•school seven miles oorth of Wash
burn. He was a guest of his
brother Cy while im the city.
Back to ?N. D.
Fred Hanson left about a month
ago to attend a business school in
Nebraska but ȣid not like the
country and will now attend the
Grajad Forks University.
From Hie Hospital
Mrrs. Albert Holtan stepped
over in Washburn a few days this
wetfe on her -way to her home t*t
T©rtle Lake from Bismarck -where
she has been in the hospital fer
s®me time.
Went to Chard
Sir. and Mrs. August H. Wahl
®nd Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Daniel
sou attended the Diesen church,
®siae miles north of Washburn
ilast Sunday.. The trip was .inade
in the auto.
BasReturned Hoase
Miss Liiy Hanson returned
&est Saturday from her home in
'Wisconsifflwvhere she has 'been
since the ilast of Jun«, :£be is
•again in tfee employ of the Secur
ity Abstract Company.
Has From the fast
Dr. M. H. Sawyer is enjoying a
•*tfisit this -week with his lather
ajad mother who arrived Thur-cday
aborning ftnasni Leland. Wis. His
sister, Mrs. Robert Fraser is
.atrthe Sawyer home.
IsJIow Ready
Osptain I. P. Baker of His
oiarck has completed a warehouse
on the Missouri river just below
the mouth of the Little Missonni.
Theiisrops wene splendid there «.nd
all well be hauled to Washburn on
the buaats this fall.
To Boy£srnitare
Mr«- Herb Hanson went to
Minneapolis Monday to get furni
ture foriher home in this city. All
ithe:furniture was destroyed in the
iTOcent fine. Her h»sband who has
rbeen'traveling thro^ghCanarla for
^harvester company, will return
with her.
Jbpy are Killed
It iis reported that the battle
ship jKorth Dakota was aground
in lower Chesapeake Bay on
Thursday with all the oiiil tanks
afire. Tiree men were killed and
eleven injured on ehat day a ad .sev
eral were overcome by smoke. .No
details have been reported aknut
the disaster.
Wasttom School Notes
The city schools opeaed for the
ensuing term on Tuesday the fit'h.
The regular work in the grades
and high school has beec taken
np, and at the present writing all
classes are well started in their
work.
The total enrollment to date is
109, of which IB are in the high
school. This number will un
douptedly be materially increased
before winter. All patrons should
make every effort to send children
as early as possible, and thereby
avoid confusion in their classifica
tion.
Notes will be pr.Misbed occa
sionally showing points of interest
in connection with the work ot
the school, and pupils will
allowed to contribute towards
these notes to some extent.
Great interest is manifested in-Nuessle, Gray \b Battey and
athletics and commercial work,' Brentou vs Westtniller. Another
G.iand these will be taken up iu the game will be playen beiore the
I near future. season is over.
On a Hooting Trip
R. N. Stevens and H. R. Berndt
vif Bismarck were in this vicinity
hunting on Thursday but the
weather was too cool for thein to
enjoy the outdoor sport.
Some Good Spuds
of
Ueo. Rhude has a line crop
potatoes this fall. He had one
that weighed lb pounds. His
cabbage patch can also outclass
any in the city. He expects to
leave the cabbage in the ground
foT soine time yet if frosts do not
come too early.
A Bad Eye
T.-.I. Haugeberg returned Wed
nesday eveuing from Minneapolis.
One eye has been very trouble
some of late and when Mr. Hauge
berg first consulted an eye specia
list, he said it would have to be
taken out. Mr. Haugeberg would
not consent to that so it is being
treated.
Are Both Improved
Mr. and Mrs. Sundstroin and
daughter returned last week from
Minneapolis where they went to
see ati eye specialist. They feel
as tho they have now found one
who can aid them after a trial
with seven in about that many
years
Have Ship Fever
A Hungarian family recently
arrived in Wilton from the old
country. On the ship there was
several cases of ship fever and the
two children contracted the de
sease. The youngest ehikl. a girl
of two years, died Monday aud the
other, a gir{ of four., has a very
bad case and at present her con
dition is very critical.
Even,Fine Seeks
Ben Weise, who lives near
Blackwater, expects to thresh a
good crop of grain next week. He
has corn that is almost as high as
the kind grown in Iowa. He also
has about 30 tame ducks that
would bring him a neat price
should he desire to sell. Mr
Wiese's farm is near Klackwater
lake where there are always plenty
of wild ducks.
Lav is Forgotten
The 7th. of September seemed
such a long ways off on Monday
that hunters left town -through
back allies and returned after dark
on that and the following day with
igood sized bags of game. Evident
lytthegame wardens took to the
^oods or received game as hush
money as not an arrest was made
and the fellows who did the hunt
ing srriile when they tell about it.
A Work Day
(Last Monday was supposed to be
a iiolida.v for the county officials,
but wheu it was found to be Labor
day .in the wash tu1) at home, one
of the officials decided that the
county .duties could not be shirked
and went t« work an hour earlier.
The flowing day the wife heard
of he county holiday and proceed
ed 'at onoe to haare another Labor
day with the wash tub in ull its
pleasant surrounds tigs. She was
ably assisted by the conscientious
.county official.
A to* Gave
The tennis players of Wash
burn went to Wilton last Satur
day afternoon and played several
good giijnes of tennis. The Wilton
boys are known to be good players
and when the home team won a
couple of the doubles they had
more interest in the game. Wash
burn won in the following doubles:
Thompson and Garness vs Land
in ami and Nuessle, and Marcellus
and Btenton vs Wackerand West
miller. Wilton won in the doubles:
Gray and Cohill vs Battey and
Dahl, and Pitzer and Stocker vs
Funk and Loftsguarden Not all
of the singles were placed on ac
count of darkneBs. The four gam^s
k® played were nil won by Wilt-n.
Those who played were: Thomp
son vs Landmann, Oarness vs
CLASSY CLOTHES
Our standard is different, and we are go
ing to be different to t'ne end of the chap
tei"—ly doing tilings little better than
the average best. The styles here are al­
ways a few ticks ahead of the watch— tho
we realize that some men prefer to have
their clothes suggest, rather than emphas
ize the newer style innovations. 1 here
are
FRIEND MADE STYLES
all ages—from sedate business or profes
sional man to the chap in his school year.s
Good Clothes $15.00 to $25.00
These
Things
Are
Worth
Thinking
About
SPECIAL
Lot 1--Boy's two and three piece suits values 95
i5.:)0 to 4.50, sizes nij^ht to fifteen, to close at
Let 2—Boy's two piece suits, sizes six 1o six- QJj
teen, best quality, regular price.
Lot —Boy's knee pants,
To figure your lunsher hills and we
may save you dolhirs by doing it
Hollandsworth -Hart Lumber Co.
Washburn, N. Dak. H. E. Heying, Manager
JOHN HOUKUP
Merchant Tailor
DUY CLEANING, PRESSING AND REPAIRING
Suits Made to Order
STYLE AND FIT GUARANTEED
Stop
here for men oi
:2.7.").
to close
value
Hans Holtan & Sons
We Wffl Not Charge You a Cent-
39c
from 55 to cents
good quality of goods and fine lookers special price
AND
ThSnk
Of the many advantages that a
banking connection pnts with
in your reach.
It protects your money.
It l«nds you money without de
lay or red tape.
It gives you advice and assist
ance free of cost.
It otters yon a safe phice of de
posit for even small snm»
which, if persistently saved,,
will eventually develop into a
snug balance.
It will assist you in placing your money where it,will be
safely and profitably invested.
Good standing with the bank establishes your credit in
the community.
Responsibility $500,000.00
Reliable Fire Insurance Wrlttt in 18 Old Line
First National Bank"
WASHBURN,