The Washburn leader. [volume], December 23, 1910, Image 5

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Soo Time Card
West Bound Trains.
No. 257-passenger departs 9:24 a
No. 65-freight departs 9:30 a
East Bound Trains.
No. 265-pa6sengerdeparts 2:10
No. 64-freight departs 3:20
All trains daily except Sunday,
effective Aug. 15th 1909.
LOCAL NEWS
Read what Schnlz's say about
Mayer shoes.
Joe Manu went to Minneapolis
^Monday where he will remain a
month with his family-
Leather hand bags—a splendid
variety. §2 to $7 at Forbes' Drug
Store.
S. H. Speoht, of Springfield,
.Minn., has been in town this week
attending court.
Souvenir spoons of Washburn
at Forbes' Drug Store. Call and
see them.
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Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Mitchell vis
ited at Sanger Wednesday of this
week.' j..
The Ladies Aid of the TVI. E.
church will meet with Mrs. Batty
"Dec. 28.
Watches for everybody, guaran
teed Elgin 17 Jewel, $10. Per
sey's.
Rev. J. S. Rood spoke to an in
terested audience at the Congrega
tional church last Sunday evening.
Talk life insurance to G. O. Rau
gust, general agent. Pioneer Life
Ins. Co. of North Dak.
Attorney W. Smith of Bis
inarck was in Washburn Tues
day between trains to attend a
court case.
Buy your next Sleep Meter
''(Alarm clocks) at Persy's, they
tare fully guaranteed and that by a
Watchmaker.
Adolph Larson and family left
^Wednesday for Wauseka, Minn .,to
'spend the holidays with Mr. Lar
son's parents.
~s Mrs. Robert Marty was called
to Rochester, Minn., last week on
account oi the, aerioiu illaea*
her father.
Why pay high rates for land
loans? I can save you money. F.
SE. Funk, First Nat'l Bunk, Wash
burn, N. D.
School was closed Wednesday
and on Thursday all the teachers
left to spend their two week's va
cation at their respective homes.
jv The Wilton Academy will open
the first week in January. For
particulars address C. W. Lowry,
Wilton, N. D.
Mrs. Albert Hall left Wednes
day afternoon for her home in
Kansas after a-pleasMiit visit of
three weeks,, with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs.Degraff.
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Saturday, Dec. 24th to Saturday, Dec. 31 st
order to reduce our stock before taking inventory, we will sell all holiday yoods at
TWENTY FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT. This includes post card albums, post
card boxes, toilet sets, tourist sets, music rolls, etc. A beautiful array of Haviland and
German China, consisting of salad sets, sugar and creamers, cake plates, bread and butter
plates, cups and saucers, fancy salt and pepper cellars, loving cups, children's mugs, crack
er jars, tobacco jars, and many other useful articles.
ONE FOURTH OFF-DON'T DELAY!
H. HOLTAN & SONS
Xinas trees at the Forbes' Drug
Store.
Cut Glass not expensive, Per
sey's.
Look over the holiday goods at
the Confectionary Store.
Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank.
Mrs. L. M. Wallin sold the Palace
Drug storetbT. J. Haugeberg this
week.
Alarm clocks, $1,25 to $3.50 at
Forbes' Drug Store.
J. J. Schweitzer was a business
visitor at Wilton and Baldwin this
week.
Do your shopping Saturday as all
stores in the city will be closed next
Mouday.
Holiday Goods cheaper than
elsewhere. Persey's
Lowney's chocolates and bon
bons at Forbes' Drug Store.
Carl Fuglie, a prominent banker
of Coleharbor, was attending court
in the city this week.
See the' splendid display of the
burnt leather novelties at Forbes'
Drug Store.
Look prosperous. Buy your
Jewelry at Persy's. Small cost.
Every thing guaranteed and that
by a Jeweler.
Miss Mabel Maxwell left for her
home in Oliver county where she
will spepd her Christmas vacation.
Christinas goods are now on dis
play at the Confectionary Store.
Attorney Nuckols, the defeated
democratic candidate for attorney
general, was a prominent visitor in
Washburn this week from Mandau.
ONE DOLLAR will start a
saving bank account with First
National bank of Washbnrn, N.
Capital and surplus, $50,000.
Miss Alys Patterson came up
from Ft. Yates and spent Wedues
lay with her sister, Mrs. Aug. E.
Johnson.
The followiug girls who are at
tending the Valley City Normal
are home on their Christmas va
cation: Hilda Wahl, Hazel Forbes
and Mabel Johnson.
MOftE CHEAP MONEY
Lauu loans. See Frank E. Funk,
First National bank of Washburn,
North Dakota.
Manager Hageruiau- of the
Hollings worth-Hart Lumber Co.,
left Wednesday for Albert Lea.
Mmu, where he will spend his
vacation with relatives.
The county commissioners were
in session about nine days the first
of the month but were uuable to
complete their work so will hold
another session beginning the 27th.
Ford, the cartoonist, was enjoy
ed by a good house, as was also the'
show, "My Uncle from India" on
Monday night. The fittruv-{
tion herj tlui-fireni if- biilutr
January 2nd.
SALE!
Received Sad News
Treasurer A. T. Danielson was
called to Turtle Lake Thursday as
his sister Mrs. Gilbert Olson is very
low with heart failure and there is
no hopes of her recovery.
Tried to Starve to Deatb
Last week Mike Yetezenko of
Benedict, was brought before the
board of insanity and committed
to the Jamestown asylum. He was
slowly starving himself to death
and when here could hardly walk.
A Dinner Party
Mrs J. Weise gave a six o'clock
dinner last Friday to a number of
friends in honor of Mrs. Wiliis
Herron who has been visiting her
parents, for some tim Mrs.
Herrou left for her home in Iowa
Monday.
A Christmas Sermon
A Christmas sermon will be giv
en Sunday evening in the Metho
dist church. The text will be:
l,For
there is born this day in the city of
David a Savior who is Christ the
Lord." Luke 2,11.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Galfahan and
son, Diok, and Miss Jennie Ind
seth left Wednesday morning for
Fairview, S. Dak., where they will
spend the holidays at the home of
Mrs. Gallahan and Miss I idseth.
Reported Better
Word has been received that
Louis Hanson is recovering rapid
ly from his serious illness and is
enjoying a visit with his son Herb
and wife who will remain until the
first, of the year with him at
Scott's Mills, Oregon.
Will Ship Ice
Robt. Chesworth and Jesse
Marty who own the two dray linen
in the city have contracts to ship
ice from here and will begin next
week with the work. Before the
season is over they expect to send
out between 90 and 100 carloads
of ice.
Marriage Licenses,'
The county judge has issued
marriage licenses to the following:
Emanuel Hermman and Bertha
Tifliuger of Garrison Erick
Etickson of Elroy, Wis., and
Hazel S. Joseph of Garrison mid
Frank Schollaert and Mrs. Tillie
Schollaret of Max.
Are Very GomfartAble
It is evident that all men do not
enjoy the same things. Some
men who are behind the bars in
the county jail are anxiously
waiting for the time when their
term? therein iv.: be»*n -served.
It is uot so with A. C. Freitag of
Max and J. 3. Anderson. They
are members of the jury and
Sheriff Bffk is givxn them sue)
eoinfortabl! place in the jai
where.they spe'id their time vhen
it serving as jii i" that
tl.ey are inclined to wish o-mrt
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Leader Classified
HANTS
Advertisements inserted under tbls
beading JO cents per line per in
sertion. S cents per line per inser
tion rate if run 3 time or more
FOR RENT
Ftor Rent-House
in south Wash­
burn. Inquire of Martin Holtan.
FCT Rttlt—A few good warm houses
Enquire Frank E. Funk, 1st Nat'l.
Bank
F#r Sile—at a bargain one brass
trimmed Iron bed, 2 Rockers and
1 Piano, all in good condition.
•Apply to A. T. Danielson, Wash
burn.
FOR SALE
For Sale-
Oats at the Mandan
Mercantile warehouse
For Sale—lOOO bushels of choice
Velvet Chaff seed wheat. Win. L.
Nnessle
For Sale—
Tornado and tire insur­
ance is very cheap. For some
thing reliable see Frank E. Funk,
First Nat. Bank, Washburn, N. D.
For Sale—
A good house and
lot in south Washburn. A bargain.
Martin Holtan.
For Sale—A
30X60 frame building
by F. A. Gallahan,
For Sale—One
1910 Mitchell tour­
ing car for sale, has entire new tires.
F. A. Gallahan, Washburn, N. D. I
For Sale or Rent-
-Meat market, ice
house and ham. Inquire of Mar
tin Holtan.
FOUND
Found—A
heart shaped pin in the
K. P. Hall. Call i.t the Leader
office.
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Fancy Goods
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Lost-A
lady's hand bag on road
between Washburn .*ind the irm.
"Miss M. Deisen.
Strayed or Stolen
One white mare, weight 1250
lbs. wind putt's on front nukh
FORBES' Drug Store
as usual have the largest and best assortment
of Christmas goods in the city. It is impossible
to mention all the different toys and fancy goods
that we have, and only a personal inspection of
our stock will convince you. However, below
will be found mentioned some
collar ni'irks on shoulders.
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Substantial
Footwear!
Our hobby is good shoes—dependable foot
wear. We never buy shoddy shoes, would
n't have them at any price. That is why
we handle Mayer Custom Made Shoes. We
buy to give the trade satisfactory goods,
shoes honestly made from solid leathers—
shoes that wear the year around and are
known to the world as the shoes that give
GOOD SATISFACTION
When you buy a pair from us you are get
ting your money's worth, no matter what
you pay for them. We know good leather
and how a shoe should be made and can
tell you the strong points of a good shoe at
a glance. When we sell you a good pair
of shoes we are weighing out values to you.
You may not know what you are getting,
but we do and we see that the scale of good
weight tips in your favor. With
MAYER MADE SHOES
we are in a position to give you the best
values in town and satisfy you completely
Aug. Schulz
and Sons
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we have for the yonngsters and grown-ups:
RnnU «. Late copyright works. Standard
IJUUIVd works in leather. Juveniles,
paper bound and linen bound books. Christmas
booklets and novelties of all kinds.
'Tsn_7 Mechanical, tin, wooden, iron and
electric toys of all kinds.
cuff and collar boxes, photo holders, post card
holders, box paper, necktie and handkerchief
boxes, box stationery, paper weights,ink stands,
paper knives, and many other useful atticles.
Do you want to get a fancy, holly covered box at only 10c
to send your Christmas presents in.
Washburn High School pennants and banners from 25c to
$1.50. Pillow covers in leather and felt.
Pyrography outfits and material.
Whether You Buy or Not be Sure and Ask for
the Celebrated Chattanooga Calendar and
Weather Chart. Free to All for the Asking.
FORBES'Drug Store
Washburn, North Dakota
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One black horse weight 1250
lbs. rat-tail white in face 1ms col-
Lu' marks on shoulders. $25.00
reward for recover)' of same.
L. M. Hilton,
Wilton. N. L).
the things that
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