The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-01-02
Department Prices shot all to
Pieces at the Furniture Sale now
on by M co.

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Don't forget that w. A Persey
the Jeweler, has a safe full of Rings
Watches, Jewelry, Charms and
Chains here at prices within every
ones reach.
Mr.. Fred Hoover was a visitor
this week. He reports the finest
sleighing he ever saw in this sec.
ton, and that his brother in the
old country is hale and happy.
Rev. Fiertag and Fl. Grochow.
who spent a few days this week in
Baldwin visiting with Rev. Helm
stader, returned Thursday. They
were entertained at dinner by Mr..
III. A. Persey.
There are lots of little silver
knickknacks which are both pretty
and useful without being expensive.
You are sure to see something here
that you like and we are glad to
show you. PERsEY, Jeweler.
Do you believe in signs +? The
signs are that you will get a good
job of shoe repairing at the Wash
burn Harness Go. shoe shop. Get
acquainted with the new manage
ment and new prices.
Miss Rose Ward, of Underwood,
spent the time during which the
trains were unable to reach that
place greeting friends and making
holiday visits. She drove back
Tuesday.
G. M. Best informs us that any
communication addressed to him
at 800 First Ave. S., Minneapolis,
will receive his attention, and he
will return to Washburn about the
first of April.
Mr.. G. r. Lenhart, who has been
visiting his brothers here, left on
Monday for Fargo. He stated that
the numerous creameries around
Dickinson have worked wonders
for that section.
Like the member of the human
race that are taken to Bismarck for
repairs, our "Handrew Andrew"
gasoline engine was suddenly over
taken to Bismarck Tuesday, to be
treated for that don't care feeling.
Register of Deeds Nygaard and
force are still having a strain Of
strenuous life these days. Judge
Ranard and MI. Young, who are
assisting in this responsible work,
report that the end is in sight.
The regular meeting of the city
council was held on the 18th ult.,
at which there was present Mayor
VAIL and Trustees Hanson and
Benn. On motion. Mr.. A. G. Ran
ard was appointed Village Justice.
and L. N. Thompson, Marshal.
II. P. Solberg, the expert fur
mace man and timer at Thompson
Bros, went to Watertown, S. D.
last week. He reports an appreci-
alton of good furnaces in this part
of the country and next season will
see a large number installed.
Mr.. Barton, the Douglas river
ranchman, we'll known to the pio-
neers as one of the earliest county
commissioners, was renewing old
acquaintance this week. He was
on his way his winter quarters at
Bismarck.
Miss Clara Peterson, who is at
tending the high school at Bis
mlarck, is spending the vacation at
her home in this city. The Bis
marck High School enjoys a rep
utuation as a 6rst.class institution
of it's kind which il faithfully re-
Aected in the high qualities of q
number of our leading citizens.
!, Mr.. Chris Jose, of Hebron, and
Miss Schemp, of Fl. Stevenson,
were married by Rev. Fiertag at
the Kesselring residence Tuesday,
where they were entertained by
Nj and Mrs. Kesselring.
A number Of young people from
this place and vicinity Thursday
attended; the, dance 1t the home Of
MI. Dan. Williams, which was re-
ported ito have been largely st.
tended and right loyalty received
by our pioneer dispenser Of good
cheer.
The Ladies' Whist Club Of the
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