The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1903-11-07
Money to loan on real estate at
Klein's Land Agency.

MOuey 10 loan on real estate at
Klein's Land Agency.
Justice Wallen is officiating as
auctioner this week and is ALWAYS
ready to push it along.
Wanted:-lW bus, lels OF oats at
Klein's Land Agency.
Rev. Hestenes, who will conduct
services in the school house Sun.
day evening, was the recipient of a
substantial token of appreciation
this week.
Commissioner Putt came over
to attend the reunion Tuesday and
thoroughly enjoyed the occasion.
Commissioner Solenberger was
also in attendance and helped to
represent the present county off.
Gals.
F. w, Soule the eyesight speci.
alist will be at Persey's Jewelry
Store again Friday, Saturday and
Monday, Nov. 1914 and l6, pre-
pared to examine defective eyes
and fit glasses when needed. Last
visit this season. Don't miss this
chance.
j. S. Veeder: Well, this is the
old Leader Office and 1 note many
improvements. There is the old
press and I placed the first paper
on it ever printed in Mclean coun.
ty agood many years ago. The
old hand press has given way to
modern improvements.
Messrs Bookwalter, Eastman,
Graham, Jahr, Glitschka, Schmidt.
Sontag, Anderson and VonStei-
ger and wife were the Wilton Wis
itors Tuesday night, having come
up on the special. They all re.
ported that they enjoyed their visit
to the fullest extent.
Contractor Nealander finished
the carpenter work on Axel John
sons residence Tuesday. Mr.
johnson has made extensive i'm
provements the past summer. Mr..
Nealander will begin work on Jack
Sheldon's residence Friday.
The following are the lecturers
and entertainers secured by the
Washburn Lecture Course for the
winter. Col. L. F.. Copeland, Chi
cago; Ladies' Quartette, The Rus
sells (bell ringers), DR.. Benjamin
Longley, and I. B. Nolan. You
will miss a rare treat if you fail
to secure tickets for this course.
Halloween was well celebrated
Mrs. Hanson and the Juniors gave
a social at the M. E. Church ano
the children enjoyed the sport very
much.-Niss Alys Patterson en-.
tertained the Juniors of the Cong
Church the same evening. So as
the children were looked after; not
much mischief was done outside.
Postmaster VAIL returned Mon.
day from a trip to North Carolina
where he was called on postofiee
business. He made the trip and
return in but little more than g
week, and took pains to see all that
could be see of the national CAPT.
tai and other centers, and can tell
their strong points entertainingly
Our Mayor is always awake to ad.
apt any new municipal ideas to ou1
needs.
DR.. Wright had the misfortune
when coming over from Oliver Co
Tuesday, to suffer a painful injury
to his wrist and a disfguration Of
his pleasant countenance, vouchec
for as caused by the breaking of g
harness while descending a hill
While on the same train carrying
the returning banqueters, he was
the only one to show the effects oil
wear.
Miss Grace Bonner gave an en-.
tertainment at the school house
Friday evening, which was for the
benefit Of the library. To the girl
selling the most tickets was awarded
a gold locket. Emma Brmmond Sc.
cured the locket and Marguerite
Graeppe was also awarded one fol
selling nearly as many tickets
Hilda Wahl secured the second
prize, which was a pretty pin. The
Library Fund was increased to the
amount of $l2.70.