The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-08-04

tests OF this kind, wild give Mclean
county a wide berth.
Wanted-A dining room girl and
a kitchen girl. Mrs. ia. Edwards.
James Locke, of Oliver Co., has
one of the best crops this year in
that section. Mr.. Locke is a thor
ough farmer.
Postmaster Ellis was over from
Hensler Wednesday. Says that
crops are good over in his section,
and help scarce.
Martin Torkleson left Wednes-
day for Minneapolis, called there
by a telegram announcing the seri-
GUS illness of his father.
A new mail route was established
between here and Painted Woods,
via Falconer, six times a week.
VIM. Merry has the contract.
Taylor, the Job Printer, is re-
ceiving a new stock of material
and it will pay those who are in
need Of any thing in his line to
call in and investigate.
The haying season is at hand,
and although the weather has not
been the best, much grass has al
ready been cut. Farmers say that
the hay crop is a very good one
st. Ilof Norsk Evangelist Luth-
erske Menighed, Crooked Lake,
N. D., was incorporated. by Knut
L. Nelson, Wiprud; John b. Boo,
Daniel. T.. Danielson, Turtle Lake.
MARR1ED:-Earl V. Winter and
Verna Richards, both of Endres,
n. D., we're married at the Metho-
dist parsonage ashburn, Wednes-
day, August End, at 2 o'clock P. M,
Rev. Arthur McFarlane officiating.
The auction sale of Nels Peter
son last Friday drew a large crowd
and the articles offered for sale
brought a good price. L. M. Wal
lin was autioneer. Mr. Peterson
will make a trip out through the
western states before settling down.
Next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
there will be a Bonar. Praise Ser
vice in the Congl church. Wash
burn. Hymns of the celebrated DR..
Horatio Bonar will be used. The
subject for discussion will be ''The
Source of the Worlds Unrest"
Everybody welcome.
A. party consisting Of Adolph
Klein, r. W. Allshouse, G.. N. Hen
dirk and the editor went fishing,
Sunday, on Painted Woods creek
at Shulteen's. The party were very
successful after the fnny tribe
bringing home about 8Onice perch.
The fish made nice eating as was
demonstrated by the way they
disappeared after they were fried.
Hans Hultberg and Swan Han
son, two of Mclean county's bo-
nanza farmers, recently purchased
a 32-horse power Reeves Engine.
The engine is one of the largest
ever brought to this county, and
after the threshing season is over
will be used for stubble blowing
sixteen stubble plows being hitched
to the engine. This will turn over
a large piece of ground at every
round. A large acreage can be
plowed up during a days work with
a machine of this kind.
The corner stone of the Norwe-
gian Lutheran church in Sverdrup
i've miles north of town, was laid
Sunday morning at 1920. Rev.
Breen, the pastor, was assisted by
Rev. Guam, from Sheyenne, and
Rev. Diesen, of this city. The SER
vices we're very impressive and the
people of Sverdrup are to be con-
graduated on the success Of the
undertaking, having begun the ex-
istence of the church entirely free
from debt. The members of the
congregation are especially CRATE
full to the town people who assisted
them in the work.
Uncle Andy Peterson, who con-
ducts a livery and feed stable here
in Washburn, was badly injured
Wednesday by vicious horse. The
horse is a veryswild one and had
been put in Che barn and Uncle
Andy had been warned to be very
carefplwhen going around the an
'ima1Tbut it seems that he forgot
the admonition. The horse bit land
struck, knocking him down and
then walking over the PROSTATE
man. IL is not known how badly
he 10 injured. 1 Uncle.Andyjis get
ting up in years audit Il feared,
that his injuries may prove fatal.
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