The Washburn leader. [volume], April 16, 1915, Image 5

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LOCAL NEWS
For sale—buckwheat flour at
the mill.—Adv.
Miss Susie Peterson of Bis
marck is a guest this week at
the Wiahl home.
On, Saturday fresh strawberrie
will be on sale at the Confec
tionery store.—Adv.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Berg and Mrs.
Wiinkelman of Mercer were
Washburn visitors Wednesday.
Fop prices on woven wire fenc
ing, gates and steel fence posts
ask Thompson Hdwe. Co.—Adv.
Archie Nygaard is again act
ing as clerk in the- office of the
county treasurer for the month
of April.
For Sale—Siberian millet $1.25
per bushel. Hans Hultberg.
Waehbum, N. D. Sect. 28, Twp.
145, R. 81.—Adv.
Mrs. Egan Ekstroni accompan
ied-her mother, Mrs. Tordson, to
Garrison Wednesday where she
will visit for a short time.
You must learn before you
can earn. Get an education at
Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Minn. Send for cata
logue.—Adv.
The Dian Sch.uk residence has
been improved by a large addi
tion built onto the north of the*
house. This place is one of the
many pretty homes on Williams
Avenue.
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The Challenge Vaneless
LANPHER
Wind Mill
As safe in a storm as in a
gentle breeze
For Sale by
THOS. THOMPSON HOWL CO.
WASHBURN, N. D.
For prices on wire nails etc.
sec Holtan Merc. Co. —Adv.
Henry Sheldon is numbered
among the new auto oiwners
around here.
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For Sale—heavy fence*'- posts.
Everson Bi^s.—Adv.
Mrs. Joe: Mann went to Un
derwood Saturday to spend a
ifefw days at the Albert Merchant
home.
Strawberries for sale Satur
day at the Confectionery store.
—Adv.
Mm N. O. Herred returned
Saturday morning from Wiscon
sin where she spent the lai.t
month with relatives.
Rubber hose, cotton hose,
sprayers etc. on ®ale at Holtan
Merc. Co.—Adv.
Mesdames Jalir and Bartholo
mew of Wilton were here be
tween trains last Friday as
guests o'f Mrs. Brownson.
Have your friends get you a
Friendship Link, Sterling silver,
25c each. Ask about th^m at the
Jewelry Store.—Adv.
Will Fisher has bought the
three lot® south, of the Gibson
residence and will begin making
improvements on it at once.
Word has been received that
Theo. Landmann, former cashier
of the Wiashburn State Bank, is
suffering from cancer of the
stomach. He has many friends
heire who hope, to hear of his
early recovery.
LANPHEtt
Lanpher Hats
Style and quality predominate in Lanpher Hats and Caps.
They give you that'dressy and stylish look, the look we all
so adore.. ,*
The cost of a Lanpher Hat is only a small item in compari
son to the value you receive.
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Visit the Lanph- -v
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and select YOUR
SPRING HAT.
A. SCHULZ 6 SONS
WASHBURN, N. DAK.
For Kent—The Willite ho»se.
See Martin Holtan.—Adv.
The Ladies' Aid of the Congre
gational church will meet with
Mrs. Joe Brown next Thursday
afternoon, April 22.
If in need of ash or diaimand
willow posts see Adolph Waoker.
—Adv.
Attorney R. L. Fraser made
this town a visit last Friday and
returned to his home ait Garri
son the following morning.
The work on the new Bininir
mund residence is 'fast nearing
completion. It will be a comfort
aiblie seven room house when
finished.
George Weber is having an
addition built onto h.ie residence
this week. He has a pretty cot
tage and this addition will make
it more comfortable.
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs
for hatching. Mail orders
promptly filled. Setting of 15
75 cents. Martin Peterson,
Washburn, N. D.-Adv. 39-50.
Miss .Mabel Johnson came
down from Underwood Saturday,
and is spending her spring va
cation with her parents,.Mr. and
Mrs. Axel Johnson.
The subject of the sermon to
be given next Sunday evening
by Rev. Pengelly will be- "God's
Dynamic." The services will be
held at the Opera House until
•further notice.
Mrs. C. W. McGray came down
from Underwood Sunday in her
car and spent the day with Miss
Margaret Johnston. She was ac
companied by a couple of young
ladies from her home town.
Children will bi admitted free
to the movies tonight- The pict
ures will be such that old and
young alike will enjoy them,
this is simply a little generosity
on the part of the manager.
When the Catholic* bazaar was
held last winter a pretty linen
piece was on sale. The continua
tion of Ahe sale of tickets on this
piece will take place at the Ex
change Saturday until four
o'clock when the decision will be
made.
Mrs. Walla left Wednesday
morning for Devils Lake where
she will visit for several weeks
before going to her home at
Spokane. She has been ""a guest
at the Forbes home during the
last three weeks. She has made
many friends here who hope to
have her visit Wash burn 'again.
Mrs. Walla lived in this state
a number of years ago but had
forgotten that spring is always
late in coming. She noticed the
cold here aind says her next vis
it will be in the summer.
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Electric self starter and lights put on fords. r. A. Gallahan.
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LANPHER
You've been reading about
the famous South Bend Watch,
now being featured in the.
Saturday Evening Post and
other magazines.
More .than likely you've
envied their smart appear
ance and everlasting 'accur
acy. Now you can own one
quickly and easily.
There are no string to, the
offer, no red tape, 110 inter
est, no embarrassment and
$1 Week
Washburn
Bead the local news on. the
back page.
R. R. Kitts is the assessor from
Bia.ckwater. He was among
those in town Wednesday to
come down to get the instructions
from the county auditor. While
here he became1 a subscriber to
the Leader, saying he wanted all.
the county news.
Geo. Cockrauie, who lives near
Underwood, is the latest small
pox victim.. He is on a farm
and it is hoped the disease
will not spread in that neighbor
hood. The Wilton schools are
still closed although there are
few neiw cases of it there:
Mrs. Bowman went to Under
wood between trains Wednesday.
She took little Miss Merrifield
home. She had come down the
day before to spend her vacation
here but was taken pick and did
not want, to stay. Her sister
will return in the morning.
Mike Shawchuk was brought
down from Dogden Saturday.
He had a preliminary hearing
at Dogden and was charged with
kidnapping He was bound over
to district court and will remain
in the county jail until the June
term. This makes three boarders
for Sheriff Hendricks.
John Renter passed through
town Tuesday on his way home
to1 Underwood after a short stay
in. Bismarck. He "says the First,
State Bank of Underwood, in
which he is interested, expects
to build a new bank and he had
been to Bismarck locking over
plans.
Wednesday night the first
lightning and thunder storm of
the season vtisited here but it
did not bring rain. The county
from Ruso south for some dis
tance had a heavy rain. Rain is
needed here and weather reports
say it will come in a couple of
days.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Roe return
ed to Taylor Saturday after
spending a few days here with
Mrs. Roe's mother, Mrs. Gust
aifisop. Mr. Roe has been, supply
ing at Taylor during the ab
sence of the local Methodist
minister and expects to remain
there a few weeks logger.
The wind last Saturday mov
ed everything that was movable.
The streets looked like the kind
you read about when the sand
storms take place in Oregon. It
iblew the coldness out of the aff
and by. Tuesday the sun shone
as warm as before and true.- Nort
Dakota weather is again being
enjoyed.
N. 0. Green of Douglas is
one of the subscriber.*. to the
Leader who made us a call while
here attending a meeting of
the assessors. He is the kind of
a1 subscriber we like to have as
he brought us the name of an
other man in his neighborhood
who. wanted an official county
papei\ The name he gave us
was that of Aimind Bferg.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY
To Buy a High Grade Watch
On This New
All that is necessary is quick action.
Once the club is filled your best opportunity to con*
veniently purchase a high grade watch will be gone. But.
Now, today, the offer is open to those who call at once.
Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank, Adv.
Found—a small pocketbook
containing one dollar in silver.
Call at this office for same.—Adv
The suits for the. Camp Fire
Girls have been ordered and it
will not be long befoire they
will make their appearance in
them.
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Convenient Plan
you get the rock bottom (sash
price just the same as though
you paid spot cash.
No one can buy a better
watch than the South Bend.
Everywhere they are making
wonderful timekeeping rec
ords. Railroad Men, Business
Mem and l^rofessaonal Men
—nearly a million satisfied
owners can. toll you of tli*ir
unfailing accuracy.
I W A S
E W E E North Dakota
Emerson and iioline
corn planters and cultivators
FOR SALE BY
Everson Bros.
Drop in and look these over
before you buy
"Upon Honor"
PAINT
We have in stock a complete
line of paints. A paint for every
purpose such as interior flat
paint, house paint inside and out
side, barn paint, buggy paint,
floor paint, varnishes, floor fin
ishes etc.
These paints are as the name
implies made on honor, and are
fully guaranteed.
Complies with state pure
paint laws.
Call and get our Prices.
Holtan Merc. Co.
WASHBURN, N. D.
$1 Week
Are Yon Going Visiting?
Tell Us About It So We Ca*
Tell Your Friends and
Acquaintances.
Not How Cheap, but How Good
OUR JOB
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And at That It's Cheap.
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