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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-11

lao voices will be assisted by
Robert B. Carson, tenor Mrs.
Rhea Carson, soprano; and S.
Howard Brown, baritone, of St.
Paul, Soloists.
The proceeds Of the concert
will go toward a fund for a
pipe organ for the Normal Audi
torium. The Choral Society
already has some money for this
purpose, and Dean Carson is de-
termined there shall be a pipe
organ in the auditorium which
Madame Nordica pronounced the
best she had sung in during her
recent tour.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-11
Additional Local.

w. A. Lantz and w. Jertson
went to Bismarck Monday to visit
j. E. O'Hara at the hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. E. johnson
and son Hugh went to Bismarck
Wednesday.
Andrew Sailer and Miss Lydia
Pischel, both of Krem, were mar
ried last Monday, The Republican
joins with their numerous friends
in wishing them health, wealth and
happiness, - Stanton Republican
Mr.. Sailer is we'll known here, hav-
ing worked in the Mclean Co.,
Abstract Office for some time prior
to his going into the abstract
business at Krem.
Agent Butler is rejoicing over
the new depot, but says it will be
some time before they will be
comfortably settled in the new
quarters.
The county judge was a busy
man last Friday afternoon after
the train arrived from the north
the first since Saturday. He issued
five licenses to prospectives who.
returned north on the next train.
The merchants have good line
of holiday goods and believe in
telling about it. Read their ads.
Mrs. Broodfoot returned to her
home at Wadena, Mimi. Tuesday,
after a two weeks visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Shad Lukens.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Sanders left
this morning for Williston. Mr..
Sanders has been here all summer
in the reclamation service and will
continue the work in his new To-
cation.
Another postoffice will soon be
established in Mercer county, near
Sofia. II will be known as
Defiance.
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General News
From EXCHANGES
Ruso Record.

Peter Holland left on Wednes-
day for Fargo, where he will be
joined by several friends, who are
on their, way to Norway to spend
the holidays with relatives and
friends.
The infant child Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ole E. Arson died Tuesday
night after an illness Of two hours.
Last week Carl Kittelson sold
his farm located south Of town to
Neil Harmon.
Lars Kjorven departed Satur-
day Of last week for his old home
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-11
Valley City Normal Notes

Professor and Mrs. Charleton
Andrews of the Valley City State
Normal School, are planning to
conduct a small party Of ladies and
gentlemen thru seven countries Of
Europe the coming summer.
Professor Andrews has been twice
abroad and is familiar with the
territory the tour will cover.
Several prominent North OAK
otans have already signifed their
intention Of joining the party.
Persons interested are invited to
correspond with Prof. Andrews.
The y. M. w. G. A. held a
special service Tuesday in memory
of Anetta Anderson whose death
occurred last summer. VIM.
Danish, a class mate, sent flowers
from the PHILIPPINE Island for the
occasion.
The famous Minneapolis
Symphony Quartet will give a
concert here Monday evening.
This is the second appearance
here Of the musicians who come
in connection with the local
lecture course.
Mondays storm delayed many
students in their retnrn to school
after their Thank living vacation.
The first concert of the Con-
;seryatory Of Mnsic will be given
under the auspices of the Choral
socie ety, Dec. 4 The chorus of
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Wiprud Correspondence.

w. j. Griffeth and family left
last Thursday morning for their
old home in South Dakota. Mrs.
Griffeth will spend the winter
there while Mr.. Griffith takes a
trip to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Galley had a
narrow escape from being burned
to death the other evening. They
left lamp burning when they
went to bed and during the night
it exploded. Mrs. Galley was
burned quite seriously but will
recover. Mr.. Galley had both
hands burned.
Miss Ester Peterson and Emil
Cannon were married the goth by
Rev. Hestness at the home of I'll.
Knudtson, 4 miles west Of Wiprud
The newly made couple have the
best wishes of all in this com.
munity.
P. J. Anderson, j. Palmberg
and Mr.. Stevenson started to the
river for their winter supply OF
kindling but the snow storm
Thursday morning made the
roads Sc heavy they came back
before reaching the river. Anoth'
er attempt will be made with
sleigh.
u. White returned this week
from Canada where he had been
locating several parties on home.
steads.
M Melene returned from
Washington this week where he
has been for the last 6 months
He cannot say too much about the
good country he has seen.
Miss Gertie Felland left for
Washburn this week where she
will stay for some time.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-11

On motion j: r. Mann was ap-
pointed TO appraise estray horse in
hands of N. w. Solenberger.
90 motion board adjourned to
meet az 8 o'clock a. m. Dec. 3rd.
Washburn, N. D.. Dec. 8, 1908,
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, all members present.
Justice r. p. Person presented.
his quarterly report, which on
motion was accepted.
q. G. Nygard, Register Of Deeds
presented his morthly report
which on motion was accepted and
approved.
On motion the following bills
were allowed: !.
g. a. Brummund, drayage 4 90
o. B. Wing, stamped en-
velopes and postage l8 rs
New York U Underwriters,
Insurance ': !. J. &. . ]. d. /, 27o 90
Andrew Lindahl, janitor 30 90
i Washburn Leader, Com. MI
proc. and delinquent tax
list &. ]. !. d. n. !. !. . y. 28l 50
I Washburn Leader, sta
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yesterday afternoon at about 3
o'clock and died this morning at
three o'clock. We have not learn
ed the nature of the sickness but
from reports it appears. to be
diphtheria. Several more are
reported sick. Mr.. Haas lives
about seven miles south east of
town, and the necessary steps
have been taken to prevent a
spreading of the disease if it
should prove contagious Nc
Clusky Independent
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Surveyors Move to Wlnston.
Chief Engineer Stralton left his

Chief Engineer Stralton left his
morning with his crew Of surveyors
for Williston. They have COM
.pleted the surveying, for the Wash
burn Wilton irrigation project and
also the one across the river. There
seems TO be no doubt but that the
irrigation project will 60 through.
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bill for $500 allowed at s 40
On motion the following election
cost bills we're allowed at the
following amounts:
Precinct No. l.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1908-12-11

Diphtherla Near Nc Clusky.
Just before going to press we
received the information that two
Of, Haas children were taken sick
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Commissioners
/ Proceedings I \ !:

- - 49, ','s.'' ~ q
Washburn, N. OAK. Dec. 2. 19Os
Board Of County Commissioner
met, all members present.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and warrants ordered
drawn in payment Of same:
John A. Beck, Board
prisoners y 50 .;
John A. Beck, jailor. 80 0(
John A. Beck, steels lamps 2 81
John A. Beck, delivering
ballot boxes. 2 N
John A. Beck, postage. 50 O(
Washburn Livery, livery
and grading ....... 20 Ol
Jos. Mann, Office rent. -. 80 O(
M. II. Sawyer, M. D.,
County physician. 25 N
VIM. Rust, board etc. Nels
Edlund ~ AZ
Alma Brummund, clerk in
Register Of Deeds. -. 76 O(
Blanche Thompson, clerk
Register Of Deeds. lS O(
Woodworth Elevator Co.,
coal for G.. Docter.. 32 on
Cole Harbor Lumber Co.,
bridge material. .::..... 81 5;
Cole Harbor Lumber Co.,
bridge material. $50. 80 3(
Cole Harbor Lumber Co.,
bridge plank. ........ 8 e
Cole Harbor Lumber Co.,
bridge plank ....... IL Il
Robert Marty. delivering
ballot boxes. 6 W
j. H. Sneppen, coal and
groceries Mrs Krala. ~. 20 6(
Henry Craus, grading road so O(
VIM. Reuter-, work on road 3 on
VIM. McGee, work on road 20 2;
johannes Thordson, grad
ing road. ........ 4S on
Peter Thordson, grading
IOduS .... ... .i....'. IL W
Jacob Himmel, work on
road Is O(
Geo. L. Robinson, mdse.
for Jos. jackson. ]. 49,. 9 3;
Anton Putz, grading roads go O(
S. E. Dahl, clerk treasurer so O(
Turtle Lake Wave pub.
Com. proc. notices etc.
bill for $l7O.1O allowed at 119 Il
Erickson : Hellekson Lbr.
Co., bridge planks, bill
for $22.43 allowed at... 20 81
On motion the following roac
supervisors reports were accepted
and bills reported therein allowed
Anton Putt, Dist. No. l $l1O x
Paul Tchaede, Dist. - 81 81
F. &. Herr, Dist, .''28 az o.
II. Sabvrovitch, Dist. ~ 81 N
n. Sabyrovitch. Dist. "8 48 OK
Fred Mellin, Dist. "32 70 0
Geo. P. Lacy, Diet. '39 go O(
Jos. L. Krebsback i. "l6 40 OK
On motion j: r. Mann was ap
pointed 70 appraise estray horse il
hands of N. w. Solenberger.
% motion board adjourned *
meet az 8 o'clock a. m. Dec. ard.
Washburn, N. d. Dec. 8, 1908
Board met pursuant to adjourn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
The Hunters Captured.

Gonzales, Tex, June 7.-Sherifi
w. w. johnson this morning at 5 o.
clock captured Tom and Boone Hunt
er, the prisoners who broke jail here
Tuesday. Upon information furnish
ed him yesterday, the sheriff found the
trail and came upon them at dawn
this morning three miles east of town,
where they had passed the night in
camp.
Both fugitives we're heavily armed
with winchesters and pistols, but were
taken without fight.
Gonzales people are feeling good
over the sllillful capture.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
Monk Gibson Hanged.

Cuero, Tex. June27. Monk Gibson
kno yn throughout the country as one
of the fiendish muderers of the Conditt
family in Jackson County, Texas, on
Sept. %, 1905, reached his final end in
Cuero this afternoon. At 2:45 p. m.
upon the gallows in the presence OF u
large crowd, the officers began to strap
his hands and prepare him for the adj
justment of the black cap,
About 2:46 p. m, the block fell and
Monk Gibson swung into eternity from
the same scaffold from which two
others, Conrad Schwartz and John
Brown, had previously bade ndieu to
this world.
Nine minutes more and life had
passed from the body, which very
shortly fter%as taken to the potter
field for burial.
Upon the spafold and in the pres
ence of the Ininltitpde, composed O
Americans Of a9nrious nationalities
and Mexicans and negroes, men anc
" omen and eYen children Of all sizes
and ages, bSfir5,oys and girls, Monk
Gibson protested his innocence ant
:, lid lie was mot guilty
A. "a -
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
Death of Miss Cassie
Ledbetter.

4 Halletsyille, Texas, June 2s Alter
ftsi'EleFsS 10 ses 1essssq s5lS.: Z ..'| ~
Heath Of Miss Cassie Ledbesteg III
Cameron last night. She was one 'of
the pretty and popular Young ladies
here, and was loved by all who knew
herr For some time she has been IL,
taking sick soon after she arrived in
Cameron on Il visit 10 relatives last
month. She Was The Oldest daughte
of DR. a. y. Ledbetter of this city,
and for the past several years has
been primary teacher in Halletsville's
public school. The remains will be
brought here for burial and the fun
eral will take place Monday afternoon.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
Keep 1t Before the People.

How the Republican National
Convention voted when required
to :'toe the mark" on reform
propositions submitted by re-
formers:
The plank providing for elect
ion of United States Senators by
the people was defeated by vote
of $3.50 nays to ia yeas.
Tie plank providing that cam
paign' managers publish from
time to time during the cam
paign" the names of all contribu-
tors and, the amounts contribut-
ed or promised, and the amount
and purposes of all disburse-
ments, and to whom paid, was
defeated by a vote of $50 nays to
81 yeas.
/ The plank providing for La
Palette 's plan for the physical
valuation of all railroads as a bas-
is for the fixing of railroad rates
was defeated by vote of 917
nays to SO yeas.
On all these propositions, Ohio
Mr.. Taft's home delegation
voted in the negative, and unani-
mously in each instance, with the
exception of the proposition for
jhe election of Senators by the
people, in which case TWO VOTES
FROM OHIO We're cast in the affir-
native. -Bryan's Commoner.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
McMurrey took picture of the

McMurrey took a picture of the
crowd.
Mrs. Chovanetz was ably as
sisted in caring for her guests
by her sister, Miss Alice Koss
bel.
All were profuse in their ex-
pressions of gratitude to Mrs.
Chovanetz for such a delightful
afternoon.
The out-of-tovn guests were:
Mrs. @. Amsler of Kerrville
Miss Wicblep of Galveston, Mrs
4oungs of San Antonio, and Mrs
Guenther of Moulton.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
A Birthday Anniversary

One of,the most pleasing social
functions of the season occurred
at the residence of Mrs. L. E.
Chovanetz, when she entertained
the Twentieth Century Club
members and number of her
friends.
A week in advance the club
members received invitations,
pretty postal cards, with note
attached which read;
My birthday party will soon
take place, on the twenty-third
day CT June,
Well chat and play a game or two
Or have you huma tune.
Be merry and leave your cares
at homes y. y
Bring with you words Of cheer
And make this day a happy day.,
For a birthday comes but once
a year.
The guests were greeted at
the door by Mrs. Chovanetz.
After hats were removed they
were furnished with an excursion
ticket, by Miss Alice Kossbiel, to
Bloomberg After all guests had
arrived the hostess announced
the train ready to start, the bell
rang, the conductor hollered all
aboard. - The trip between Shi-
ner and Bloomberg was made
without accident. The hostess
then distributed cards and pen
ellis, each one was to guess the
town passed through to Bloom
berg from description. This af-
forded nimble wits" much
thought. Mrs. G. B. Welhausen
proved to be the quickest witt
ed" She received the trophy, a
very pretty rose bowl. Mrs.
Nave fell heir to the consolation,
which proved consoling, being a
jar of mus tard.
We were then invited out on
the spacious lawn, where, under
the cool refreshing shades, we
were served with a most tempt
! ing lunch, consisting of cold
! sliced tongue, dilled pickles,
sandwiches, cake and dainty kiss
es and iced tea, all the most fas'
tidious could desire. 1t was evi
dent from repeated bursts OF
laughter that there was no stiff
ness or sadness there, all joined
with one accord to make this {
merry event of the season.
After luncheon the hostess in
troduced one other contest, i ;
progressive Sgum drop contest,
which created a let Of fun. Mis-
+ Mae Hughes came out victorious
she managed to eat the creates
number and was rewarded witt
! a handsome hand-painted pin
tray. Mrs. Joe Hugheswon til
consolation, little silk bag Q
.fgnm drops. Thentaihrepaired.t
the lawn, where Miss Bhrn
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
Closing Notice.
Sinner, Texas,

July %, 1908.
WE, the undersigned Merch-
ants of the town of Sinner, do
hereby agree to close our places
of business on July the 4th, 1908.
We agree not to open our places
of business for that day
]. G. Rlohm & Son
0. H. Deutsch
d. G. Helmers,
G. W. Eschenburg,
G. B. Williamson & Co.
G. w. Blaschke,
GA. Pannewitz, postmaster.
w. Wendtland Co,
E. Q. Merseburger oif1Sssser.
drinks.
Wolters Bros.
A. Pfaender,
G. L. Williams,
H. Friers,
Bednar & Halamitschek,
Garbade Lumber Co.
], M. Kruger,
i. Mcrgenroth>,
B. w. Fehrenkomp,
A. Schubert,
Leo GNtert,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1908-07-02
WANTED.

1000 dozen fresh eggs : per
week for our orders. Highest
prices inSpot Cash.
S. "A. Carpes& Son,
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mt Experiment unoer Nebitigningen
fra en- Ssioe at rs SOB, men ben enc
@inge tsrnebe for boarbt MOB Sor.
Den, iaa Den brGffeoe. Get pil Ill,
toae en- llges 5io at iGtte Den iitano
iaien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18
Sra Sprtng @rope.
(gfter "Seralo~J

Or. 6. e. Rcpbouic bar neb.
lat Jig iom Sptifer / Sparta, 8is.
- Wrs. Ole Sp~artebrooten %
Sottcr Sopbia fom iioite llqe til.
tage ira ell Waoneos Spbolb /
Dtopniae, e. OFF.
Mr8. GIcpnorn % gtbcl 81.
ion ira Chicago gipcr ell Ifterurn.
berboIbniug / Spring @ronc Opera.
bus SorsoagS gften Den 20oc Git9.
81. 8. Stenbiem, iom en- Sio
bar pGrct / Geisa hos fin Wobcr,
MtrS. 8. Steubicm % andre SIpat.
hinge / @locfbulnncr, er reiit tilbas
&C til Sinoreb, q. 9of.
- @trS. O.. Sorris fra Getroit
Tom bcrtiI forriac llae for at ic til
lin Sober, Irne Nipbro, iom Iiocr al
arrft | Wapcn. Son or M meact
nag. Verft Wtnnro ira Sarneo, VI.
Gof,, hilbert Wpbro fra Sloro ng
MrS. 8llit. Carlton fra @ifinq fonr
o9ioa biem til lin SoocrS Snaeleic
ithite ltac. Mrs. Wartin Storlie
fra Sompben, q. o, pcrttebeS bierr
iibfte SirSoog.
SsIocnoc hinge blep foniirme'
rehe al GaItor @ein / @ilmiuatpn
Strife forriae Senbog: Welpin zee
Inns SnuaitoN, NIireb @crbarf
@~iertlei8, @nIter Ntelpiu 8unoer,
ion, Iils @arQioo 2bcbt, Oscar
@crborb MtorfcrL Gorl Ilfreo Sfte'
onbl, Cora Selcne Sitcrn, Olga Il'
riIbe 8rinoaer, Sauna Gliba Mas.
Cara SiobelIa @%urengnrb, Ianoo
@eroinc Gable, Cha Gecilie Stene'
tTcm oQ emma Seoina Hiuln.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-08-18
~Sapaneicrnc porer.

On Ifotif 2Gge, Iitnro, Iom er
boiat / gofobomo panltoor, ut De
inrna guile 2memneifer tiltager / Sc
9emsitsrrelie . Sfslge Ell Stattltlf,
iom ban beteaner iom fulot paalioes'
Zig, bier oct fig, at Den npere 8enc-
ration at Gutter % Eiger oofler Jig
itprrc emo SorGIorene. San atper
ogiou en- Sorflaring al bette 69no'
men. Otter bans Taaitano ifal oct
ifripe fig berfro, at man M bar inbs
fort ellropGiife Stoler og gGnter /
Re iopaneiiife SfoIer. 0erpeo er Den
siterIanoife Wetobe at iiooe neobits
fet paa 8ilInet meo Senene oper'
fors - bporpeo SegemetS lloolfling
bemmes - efterbaanoen aloeles
caoet al 9rug. 1esllben Ipiler De
efonomrife Sorbolb og'aa inc. Saas
riot Or. Wllnro. Ssprig ifitloe man
bel tro, at forbeorebe bpgieni'te Sor'
Dolo bar peret al itsrre SetpOntn9'
8 Horge bar 10 ben ma'lOllge
llnaSoms 2eaem$bsioe / Ssbet al 90
sor Iteaet ira 1858 Gm. til 1903,
bpilfet piItnof pGientlig 'fploes ct
mere bpaieniif 9epeiet beore @o'
l~ioforboIo, fraftigere ernGrin9 for
Sc oaarliait itilebe SamfunosfloS'
iers Iebfommenoe iamt en- mere ra'
tionelt tort Scamp MOB De berletloe
imitiomme Spgoomme.