The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1905-11-10

RAOdoO UI1uS W 1HE Ol1Cc,
or the German Store.
A. Schutt, who is interested in
the Big Bend townsite, was among
the people from Garrison Wednes-
day.
The County Commissioners met
the first Of the week. The usual
amount Of routine business was
transacted.
Thos. Figenskau, of BuckhoIz,
has been visiting his old friends in
Washburn. He reports Mrs. F.
as improving.
j. E. Stagley and Geo. Digby
were over from Oliver county Mon
day after repairs for their thresh-
ing outfit.
The material for the completion
of the court house has been delayed
along the road, so the workmen are
having a lay off.
r. D. Ward, and the Misses For
tune and Reuter-, were LEADER cal
lers Saturday. They were on their
way to Garrison.
Mrs.W. G. Straus and the Misses
Ross and Flagler, of Harlan, Iowa,
were looking for homesteads in Nc
Lean county this week.
9% Farm Loans. No commits
sion and payments to suit yourself.
Call and be convinced. SCHMIDT
4 RAUGUsT, Loan Brokers.
Have $500 on hand which will
be loaned out at a small rate of in
terest with good security. Time to
suit. Apply at Klein's Land office
Farm Loans at 9%, with option to
make payment on principal before
due date and stop interest. Call or
write SCHMIDT 4 RAUGUsT, Loan
Brokers.
Carl Fransin, of Turtle Lake,
was in .Washburn Tuesday. He
says his horses are still at large,
but expects to find them before
winter.
The ferry boat puts up each ey-
ening at the winter landing. Mrs.
Capt. Senechal and her children
have returned to Pierre, s. D., fol
the winter.
Master Lee French met with an
accident last Sunday. He was rid
ing his horse when it became fright.
ened and threw him off, dislocating
his elbow.
Norwegian Lutheran Services will
be held at the Norwegian Lutheran
church of Sverdrup next Sunday.
Nov. 18th, at IL o'clock A. NJ, by
Rev. l.. A. Breen.
Send your watch for repairs to
w. A. Persey,W ashburn, the oldest
established Watch House in Nc
Lean county. A postal will bring
you a mailing box.
MI. Charles Marshal, who is well
known in this vicinity as a success
full raiser and breeder of corn, re-
ports another successful year and
a large amount of irst-class seed.
Money to loan on farms. Funds
always on hand and all business
closed promptly, without delay.
Money advanced for making final
proof. G: B. Upson, Washburn,
Nd.
We have some special values in
Mems and Boys's9S Suits sandHover-
coats. Anyone in need of a suit or
overcoat will do we'll to call at the
Come Again Store and look them
over. V
John Tauer, of Underwood, was
taken to the hospital Tuesday even
ing. DR.. Fisher accompanied him
to Bismarck, where an operation
was performed, but he died We'd
nesday morning.
The Park School District has q
1.-TWO roomed school-house. Mr.. and
mrs. g. P. Milde are engaged as
teachers for a term of six months.
We expect to hear of more dis
tricts following this example.
There was a report that the many
cases Of typhoid fever in: Bismarck
was caused by the Missouri river
water, but a thorough SANITARY in
spection by the proper authorities
has proven the water to be O. K.
While the crew was engaged in
switching in the yards Tuesday,
engine No. 404, which is a large
compound, left the rails. The crew
was about an hour in getting the
heavy machine back on the rail.
The farmers ought to smile over