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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15
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Ingersol, Oct. 18th. Regular ser
vice, Oct. 80.
The evening service at the M. E.
church, Oct. 18th, will be under the
auspices of the Epworth Leagues.
Sewing Machine needles, extras
and supplies for all makes at Per-
sey's, Singer Agency, Washburn.
English services will be held on
Sunday evening, Oct. l6 at 8 O'Clock
P. M. in the public school house,
conducted by Rev. H. A. L. Hjerm-
stad.
W<Chambers, one of the jurors
from Robinson, was a pleasant
caller Wednesday. He was excused
from further jury duty and re-
turned home the same afternoon.
Bert innekbf Beardsley and
Kinney, druggists, of Bismarck,
passed through Washburn the first
of the week on his way to Under
wood to look after some stock ship.
ments which he is interested in.
It is reported that a postal run
on the 500 between Underwood
and Bismarck will be established
soon. Eli Peterson, who is now
subbing on the valley branch is
slated for the run.
j. II. Fitch, of Napoleon, has a
number Of high grade shorthorn
COWS and heifers for sale. Those
desiring to improve their stock
will do we'll to see him.
MI. Peter eyes, of, Anamoose,
one Of the jurors at this term Of
court. wasa pleasant caller the first
of the week. MI. eyes is one of
the prominent farmers Of the
county and is we'll satisfied with
the &op conditions this year.
IWp.H Harris returned Wednes-
dxS from a visit Of nearly a year to
the state of Washington. He and
Mrs. Harris will locate here with
US and we are glad to welcome
them back. Mr.. Harris says the
climate in Washington is not the
best and thinks that North Dako-
ia is plenty good enough for him.
Mr.. Olof Nelson, one of theA
prominent farmers living near
Coal Harbor, was one of the jurors
at this term of court. The jury
was excused Thursday morning,
and Mr.. Nelson left for home the
the same day. He raised a good
ctop this year and was anxious to
get home to start up the plow turn
ing up the ground for next years.
crop.
Sheriff Gradin assisted by deuty
took Graham and Lokken
to the penitentiary last Saturday.
The former received one year and
latter got two years. Sheriff Ora
din was glad to get Graham safely
behind the bars ofthe penitentiary
as he has caused the sheriff of this
and Burleigh considerable
anxiety by his Jail breaking pro-
The Washburn Grain & Feed
TO-, have added a gasoline engine
their grain house which Goes
away with The necessity of shovel
:ng the grain. The grain is now
hauled upon a platform and un.
oaded just the same as any other
9leyat6r. The firm reports a good
which is on the increase.
As competition is the life of trade
We predict for the firm a share of
;he patronage. They have an ad
IN this issue which it will pay you
o 1ead and profit thereby. The
here in Washburn 10 just
,s good as any in the state, and
Then the reports regard the re-
and shipments of grain are
made up you will find that WASH !
ourn will rank away up near thcI
op as q grain center.
A pleasant surprise was given toy
VIZ. A. P. Lenhart IN a shower
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1904-10-15

the Pantorium.
j. w. Robinson, Veterinarian, at
Underwood Saturdays.
Frank Neageli spent Sunday in
the city.
Louis Baardson was in town the
first of the week.
Adolph Wacker made a trip to-
Underwood Sunday. "
Rev. Peterson is looking after
his claim these nice days.
Mrs. John Sheldon is> Visiting
friends in the capital city. l.
Teachers Examination will be
held in Washburn and Denhoff on
Friday, Oct. %, 1904.
Editor Hull, of the Wilton News
came up Tuesday to see the wheels
of justice 60 round.
NProf. Sullivan and wife are now
comfortable located in the south
cottage on the hill.
Relinquishments wanted at the
Klein Land Agency.
Fancy Enameled Marbelized
Clocks, at Persey,s, The Jeweler.
Mrs. Jas. Ande1S6n has been the
guest of Mrs. John Satterlund, inS
the capital city the past week.
Mrs. Karl Klein Nanh family
spent. Sunday visiting friends and
relatives in Underwood.
Shoes! Shoes and overshoes for
men, Ladies. boys and children at
Wallins.'
Mr.. chas. t. Sally and wife, Of
Coal Harbor, are visiting friends
in the capital city. ( AZ
Miss Rose Ward. the popular
postmaster of Underwood, was a
visitor the first of the week.
Attorney Newton returned home
to Bismarck last Saturday, after a
weeks attendance on court here.
W. j. Gergen and E. IAN Dixie Of
Turtle Lake spent Sunday in the
capital city, and while there filed
on 100 acres of Mclean county
land.
Attorney callaXaSz a&aa wife. OF
Denhoff, who have been in Wash
burn the past two weeks, returned
home Wednesday. Mr.. Callahan
had a number of cases before this
term of court.
Attorney Wartner, Of Harvey,
was a pleasant caller the first Of
the week and was engaged in a
case before the district court We'd
nesday.
Attorney Watson, of Fargo, Of
the firm of Ball, Watson and Mac
clay, was in Washburn this week.
He had a case in court which came
up for hearing Wednesday.
Attorneys Philbrick and Patter-
son, of Bismarck, attended court
here the first of the week. MI.
Patterson is the candidate for states
attorney of Burleigh county on the
Republican ticket and is kept on
move rounding up the festive vo-
ter.
H. Il. Flee1's bro,kLs4f ma cou.,Y
in, who have spent the past week
here, left Sunday for their home
in Wisconsin. They were accom-
by Maude who will spend
the winter there.
Nj. and Mrs. cAH Wells have
moved to Underwood where the
former will have charge of the in
terests Of the Mandan Company of
place. Mrs. Wells Will have
charge Of the public school at the
same place. W. wish them sue
cess in their new location.
Quite a numbeEAdy6nng peopleY
went out to Axel Johnson's resi-
dence.M Monday night and gave Miss
Martha a pleasant surprise and a
number Of nice presents. Light
refreshments we're served and it is
to say that the young
e111 80 NEEH T.E-ah7 = Ne -HYIHEtL
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
Thomas & Gunter,
Offer Some Unusually Good Real Estate Investments This Week.

Offer Some Unusually Good Real Estate Investments This Week. For Sale-For $4,500 lovely home of eight rooms and large reception hall, double set of sliding doors, ele- gant cabinet mantels, modern through out. and situated on choice lot 5Ox15O feet. A splendid opportunity for most desirable home, at a very reason able price
 For Sale--For $3.150 a most desira- ble six-room cottage, modern through out and located in choice neighbor- hood. If you want a nice home this will please you. If you want a fine investment 1t rents, for $33O per year not hard to figure that is 1t?
 For sale-For $l,SO0 nice five-room cottage in good neighborhood. close in, rents for $2O0 per annum, good safe and substantial investment here Surety bonds of all kinds. executed by us promptly and at small cost Don't sleep on your rights" by sign Ing bond for any one. when we give you such a golden opportunity to "es- cape"
 THOMAS 6 GUNTER. mea .>Estate, Insurence and Surety
 Bonds.
 % Commerce Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
W. 6. HOLT & SON, Real Estate and Insurance
 Agents.
FOR SALE.

$7.0o0. Handsome two-story 7-room dwelling. S. Lawrence. large lot; $2,- 500 cash.
 $3.750. Two-story, eight rooms, lot 50x150, s. Perry, modern and conven- tent, bargain; $1,750 cash.
 $2,000. One-story, five rooms, Adams St.. bath and sanitary, lot 50x160 feet.
 s1,600. One-story. five rooms, Cra- mer avenue, stable, barn and garden; $500 cash.
 sI,5O0. One-story, five rooms, Adams street, bath and sanitary, lot 50x16o; one-third cash.
 $5.SOO. Splendid one-story six-room dwelling, on Clayton, large lot, near in! $3,300 cash.
 s1,750. Beautiful lot on s. McDon- ough, terms cash.
 $1,250. Three lots on Holcombe, each $1,250 cash.
 $2,500. Two lots on Pleasant ave- nue, each $1,250 cash.
 $150. Several lots at Highland Park, each $150
 We write Fire and Burglary Instir- ance and make all kinds of bonds at low prices.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

rpaIns Real Estate, For This Week

For Sale. Our Bargains, Real Estate. For This Week Four beautiful lots South Jackson Street. adjoining residence of MT. Charlie Halls: each 50 by l5o feet Price only S2, %. Where is there better chance for investment spec ulation?
 Residence of late Mrs. A. J. Henry. No. "A Mildred Street: located on the hills, pest essary out buildings; 2-stories and in perfect repair. Terms easy.
 Attractive lot on Decatur between Adams and Alabama Streets. Fine shade trees ir front. alleyway on north side.
 Also superb lot corner Adams and Decatur Streets. 50 feet front, with paved sidewalks and curbing. modern, fine neighborhood: rents 10 per cent on price. Tuesday the limit. See us Mon day.
 wanted-City and country property for sale list with and We will do the balance. For sale-Lot 2oox 50 on Heron St. Bar gain here. Price low. Terms to suit. For sale-Lot on North Perry, aoxI5o; nea, in;, good for stores. Call at once. For Sale or Exchange-Three vacant store lots for residence property.
 For sale-S5 900 will but a plantation 3l5 acres. miles. of city. graved road II taken at once.
 Chandler & Douglass
 Real Estate and Insurance Agts.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Plantation-An excellent plantation for sale on the Western Railroad. containing Y2O acres; about 400 in cultivation; ample cab, ins in good condition; plenty of water is now well rented; if you are looking for a farm
 there Is none that can suit you better than this.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Suburban property within two miles of the city Is offered for sale; place contains 20 acres good house. servants houses. outhouses, barn etc. This is the most desirable piece of SUI. burban property now left the market 1, will pay you to investigate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Scott Street Residence-I offer an a,a.,,,. residence on this street. convenient to hmsi
 ness; lot 5s by lS6 feet house has flv, One of the incest cottages in the cItv Vii be sold on easy terms and at a very low
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Beautiful residence on South Street, be- six rooms, all modern conveniences: in very best of condition; price, S4, ooo terms easv. now rented for S27.5o per month to first-cla tenant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

HELP WANTED-Do you wish to employ help? If so the want columns of The Adver tiser afford the surest and quickest way to all persons seeking employment; 25 words will be inserted one time without charge. Next time you need help try an Advertiser want ad.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Residence on Catoma Street within thra, blocks of the Basin lot 50 by 50 feel eight rooms, bath, house in good condition city III 'l'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

For Sale-Two new three-room houses renting for $144 a year; $1,1OO half cash, balance in monthly payments If desired Titles perfect
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

We would like to show you a six room two-story residence in one of our best neighborhoods for $2,500. This place is in A 1 condition in every re- spect.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

On Sayre street we have a seven- room house, which we can sell you for $3,250. This place has all modern Improvements and will make a good investment or desirable home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

On Catoma street we have a house and lot that it will be to your interest to investigate. The lot is 1o0x150, and the house is so situated you can build another one on the lot.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

On Adams street we can offer you a corner house and lot for $3,000. There is a mortgage on this place for $1,S00 at per cent. with three years yet to run.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
Real Estate Bargains

160 acres of land near Pickett's Springs. s2.250.
 so acres near Woody road. $9.75 per acre.
 400 acres on Carter Hill road, $25.Od per acre.
 1000 acres on L.. & N R. R., s2.75 per acre.
 Groom residence rented for $500, S2,675. Will loan $2.000
 Beautiful residence, S. Court street. a bargain.
 broom cottage at Highland Park, lot 150x150. A snap.
 Pretty building lots on S. Perry. s. Hull. Highland Park, and all parts Of the city.
 Four two-room houses, rent for $16 O0-$975.00. Will loan $500.
 Three four-room houses on Day street, rented for $25.00-$1,s50
 5 splendid vacant lots on Day street very cheap.
 All property listed with us will be advertised and pushed until sold.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

block of street car, in southern por- tion of the city They too can be had Tor $l,oOO. Don't wait until they are sold and complain of missing a bar gain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

For Sale-Elegant lot, 50x150 with eastern exposure. elevated nicely; first class neighbors; worth s1,250; can be had for $1,000.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
E. B. Joseph & Son, Up-to-date Real Estate and Insurance Agents.
 Phone tO39
 P North Court Street.
CHARES & NELSON, ZEAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.
No. 6 Commerce St.
For Sale.

For Sale.
 We have two houses and lots. on one of our best streets with paved side- walks, in southern portion of the city for $1,25O each. Both places are good renters and we believe you will look some time before you will find any thing In Montgomery to equal them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Residence on Madison Avenue-A nerfec, gem; lot 50 by l5o feet; two stories; sever rooms, two bath rooms, stable, and every con for home. ''
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

We can show a residence on Sayre street with a lot 1O0x210 feet. This Is one of the very few large lots close in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

We want our railroad friends to know that are authorized to sell by the New York Life Insurance Company of their very best contracts at higher rate than for any less hazardous occupation. The con. tract is incontestible from the date of issue, and the premium rates very moderate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
wANTED--sITUArICN.


 WANTED POSIrION-Youpg lady wants po- sition in dress making business or clerk in store. Anyone that can give employment please apply to Miss M. Wilkins. Magnolia St. West End, No 2o7. Montgomery. Ala. YOUNG MAN, thoroughly experienced genera office work, bookkeeper and stenographer, de- sires position with some good house; hest of references as to character and ability; salary S75. C. H. D. P. O. Box 5e4, City.
 su-tu-thu-f WANTED-Positlon as bookkeeper or assistant bookkeeper by young lady of experience. Ad- dress Bookkeeper. care Advertiser. ( WANTED-By young man 22 years old posi-. tion in office. Is willing to start moderate salary. Apply General Employment Bureau 5h N. Court St. Phone 375. WANTED-Position as clerk In insurance of. 1ce or as shipping clerk. with some lumber Co. or other Co desiring clerk, Address Box l63. Roanoke. Ala. HIGH GRADE half-tones and zinc etch- lngs for all commercial printing purposes The Advertiser Engraving Co., Advertiser Bldg. Phone 667. 23
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

For Sale--we have a proposition if young man will pay the taxes and insurance on certain investment for ten years, the investment will then be turned over to him. This is a novel proposition, but a very attractive one. and will pay any young man to ,inves- tigate.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
Is the Basis of All
 Wealth.

and fortunes are gradually accumu- lated by adding this class of invest ments to your holdings from year to year. We handle no property of doubt ful title. and no sale is made through our office except where the most per feet title can be made.
 It will therefore pay you to consult us about your real estate investments.
 For Sale-For $3,150 we will sell a beautiful six-room dwelling, lot 5Ox 150 with alley, house newly painted and in first class condition side walks paved; house nicely located. on South McDonough street.
 For Sale-We offer during the next week two lovely lots 55xl5O each. in grove of grand water oaks, within one
 7ED% ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

IMPORTATION WANTED-Persons who have been benefited through the use of ''Black- Weed" will please communicate with the Low
 Advertising Agency, English American Building, Atlanta. Ga. I6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

For Si,250. we will sell eight level lots in good negro neighborhood. Titles guaranteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Here's a Genuine Bargain.
 On South Perry Street offer for sale two frst-class eight-roomed houses. with reception halls folding doors. electric lights, bath rooms on both floors; in fact, complete in every de- tail. for the sum of s6.750-not for one, but for the two. This property will pay you per cent net. If you want to make a quick sure profit. or if you want solid. secure investment, you don't want to overlook this proposition. You can pay either cash or half cash. Titles guar anteed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

We have piece of property in the business center that can be bought for S7,5Oo that will double in value in years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
FOR RENT-REsIDENCEs.


 FOR RENT-Cottage. No. 500 Dexter Ave Possession at once. Apply next door
 wed-tf FOR RENT-Party intending to leave city fol summer will rent whole half of house fur nished until Oct. lst. Apply 2Il Catoma two blocks from Court Square. IE A CHICAGO PARTY desires to lease theii home. furnished; located of the fines boulevards in Chicago. near the lake, to c Southern family who Is going North for the summer. Address A. Y, Advertiser. FOR RENT-House. five rooms and bath; nIce flower yard. garden; cheap. Apply 2I5 Hol- combe St. IA TO SUB-RENT to Oct lst. & Perry St; ( rooms; modern; stable ;and a bargain M H Stuart X Co.,. l6 Commerce St IA FOR RENT-Five house on S. Hull St Two nice houses close in. E. G. Norton, 5X s. Perry St If THE BEST WORK and prompt delivery, our main points. Try us on a sample order Call phone 967. The Advertiser Engraving Co |
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
Advertiser Want Ads are read by over 1000 people
FOR RENT-EooMS.

FOR RENT-RooMS.
 wANTED-Few gentlemen to occupy large well furnished rooms with board in pri- vate family; South Perry. near ih' mooerh conyeniences. Address Box 25b
 suitable for light housekeeping; furnished oi unfurnished. Apply at 222 $ Lawrence S' ROOMS FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. single or en suite; four blocks of Court Square. twc car lines within half block mot ana cou %a.ei gas ana e'ec'r'' "sh' N'p'' Ia FOR RENT-one nice furnished room. suit. abie for gentlemen. 2l So. Lawrence St. IS FOR RENTING or three unfurnished rooms. suitable for light housekeeping, and also one furnished room. Apply Mrs. J H. Horton sos Jefferson St. HAVE A FEW unfurnished rooms for for rent: rent will take two gentlemen to board. oo5 Dex, ter Ave. FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room; all con yeniences: suitable for two gentlemen oi couple. 22I North Perry St. Is FOR RENT-well furnished room in private family with or without board; all conVen, fences: telephone privileges; in the neart oi oi the city. For further particulars. inquire z, Mildred St Phone 900. Is FOR RENT-Four rooms in second story. 2is
 
 office or on the premises Is FOR RENT-To refined couple, part of my residence. consisting of three delightful rooms furnished upstairs. well adapted Tor light housekeeping; modern house. electric lights telephone, elegant bath. good neignoorhood close in. XXX Box 627. is FOR RFNT-one furnished or unfurnishee room: gentlemen preferred. Apply 227 Moul, ton St. is A-- hot and cold bath. Apply 323 Catoma St.
 FOR RENTING or three rooms. furnished or unfurnished, gas stove. second foor to parties without children good neighborhood Ad- dress Mrs. C.. Advertiser. l2 FOR RENT-one or two furnished rooms. la North McDonough St ls FOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, conven- tent to business portion of city. Apply at is N. McDonough St, cor. Monroe. I2 FOR RENT-Very nice comfortable furnished room, within two blocks of postofhce. Apply to P. O. Box 224 I3 FOR RENT-Unfurnished rooms for rent over POS Dexter Ave, with bath. Apply to W. E. Peebles Phone l5l7. Highland Park. IS FOR RENT-Furnished room in private fam. fly. two blocks from Court Square; electric lights, hot and cold water. Apply to sos Church St. l3 | rOtb MEN l-ttooIIls IuT iisHt HousekeepluS IT nice house. close in; all improvements. F. G Norton. 51s S. Perry St. Is FOR RENT-Nicely furnished room for coupls or two gentlemen, with bath privilege. I2I Madison Ave. Ia FOR RENT-Desirabe flat for light house. keeping; four rooms and bath; all new Alabama St. P. O. Box 44S. -I3 INFORMATION wANTED-Persons who have been benefited through the use of Thacher's Blood and Liver Syrup will please communi- cate with "A. H" care The Advertiser. 2@
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Money to Loan-We have money on hand which we can loan at per cent on gllt edge security. We can make small loans at s per cent. If you need money call on us
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

on lot 50x co, well located in Fifth Ward, and rented to good tenant for Si2o. which we will sel for Sl,25o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

WHEN YOUR COOK quits don't feel like giving up housekeeping. Phone 867. tell us your troubles, and next day a want adv will appear in The Advertiser; then you will have a chance to select a cook from a score of ap- plicants. Suppose you try it. Help wanted adv. free in The Advertiser I6
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE.


       ' -
 
 F. M Kohn & Son.
 26A Commerce Street.   Near Highland Park on tho street car linc we offer for sale 20 acres for s2. .5oo-haIf cash. For an adjoining 20 acres, this wsfk sS,ooo was refused It looks like there ought to be some money in this property. We have for sale good five-roomed house on lOt oUxtO0, well located Tn Filth Ward. ana rented to good tenant for sl2o. which we will sel for Sl.25o
 For sI,25o. we will sell eight level lots in good negro neighborhood Titles guaranteed. We want our railroad friends to know that we are now authorized to sell by the New York Life Insurance Company one of their very best contracts at higher rate than for any less hazardous occupation. The con. tract is incontestible from the date of issue. and the premium rates very moderate. for Sl6,o00 that is leased to No. tenant at sI.5oo on three-year lease. For few days authorized to sell one of the very best pieces of store property in Montgomery It is aJ good and safe as a Government bond It now nets per cent in terest. After October 1t will net per cent This is gilt-edged and nrst-class in every particular.
 -
 On Commerce St. we offer for sale fine piece of store property. It is a new 3-story building in fine condition, and rented to good tenant
 
 The finest place on Perry Street we offer for sale at S5,ooo less than its real value. 
 
 We have a piece of property in the business center that can be bought for S7,5oo that will double in value in years.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

For Sale-S2, 2,O00-one-fourth cash. balance at per cent, will buy mod ern nVe-room house on Holcombe street now paying over 12 per cent. net. A bargain here.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

The finest place on Perry Street we offer for sale at $50 less than its real value
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

Insurance-We write fire insurance. Place your business with us; prompt settlements in case of loss. and fair treatment at all times.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

We are authorized to sell corner property for S 6, ,000 that is leased to No. l tenant at s 800 on three-year lease.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-05-08

For a few days authorized to sell one of the very best pieces of store property in Montgomery. It is a5 good and safe as Government bond. IL now nets per cent in terest. After October 1t will net 6 per cent. This is gilt-edged and nrst-class in every particular.