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FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate
FOR EXCHANGE AT CASH
VALUES

We have the gest exchange list and some
of the best bargains In Los Angeles. If what
you see does moi suit you, call and look over
our list.
Groom cottage, 2 lots, S0x130, Boyle Heights,
rents for So; price 5000. mortgage 5000;
want small acreage vacant lot
Groom residence Slauson Junction; lot 50xi50
TO alley; price $500, clear 10 exchange foT
smaller pla' southwest part Of city; would
consider cas-. size.
4-room rustic ccttage--Mth and toilet; lot
40xl35, on Merrill ave, Florencita Park; $500;
want good vacant lot
Lot 50xt50, Occidental blvd; price $1,000,
mortgage $1,000, want auto or cheap lot.
Lot 10oxl75 Fourth St, near ocean, Santa
Monica, very swell neighborhood price $500
mortgage $1,000, per cent want small acre
age or automobile for equity.
Lot 45xl21, Boyle Heights; street work done
$3.50, clear; wait runabout automobile, Max
well or Franklin preferred.
Corner on Ninth St. large store and flats
$500, clear want 8 or cottages
9-acre ranch, miles from the heart OF
Pasadena; 4-room cottage; price $4,000; wani
vacant lots or iLcome in Los Angeles; will
pay slGeo cash difference for property worth
the money.
Vacant lot 5OA144; all street work done and
paid near Central and Slauson. $3.50; bought
on contract; have equity $3.50; want horse
and wagon or horse and COW.
Lot on Compton ave, 50xl44, covered witt
full bearing fruit; $3.50, equity $3.50; wani
frst-class horse and buggy for my equity
balance can run as long as you want
NJ, X. & T. REALTY CO.,
451 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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e You Watching This Procession OF Opportunities?
FOR GALE
Hotels and Lodging Houses

TrTTR NTsHEp sTMPTUoUsLY AND ALL
rooms permanently let to highest class busl-
moss mon for sen and upwards above renti
brand new: saarince. $1,000, easy terms An
other grand rooming house. 80 rooms, rent SID
will pay $40 above rent; sacrifice, SlS5o bar.
gain. 10 rooms swell location, fun rooms, sell
$500 Another $3.50 Also about every other
reliable paying r,lsce this city listed here.
Come see PHOENIX REALTY CO, 202 Grant
b1dn
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5000. CLEARS BUSINESS LOTS IN Ok
LAHoMA FOR EQUITY IN COTTAGE
$4,000, MTG $G000-15 ACRES ORANGES,
WALNUTs ANr GARDENING. POMONA;
FINE WATER RIGHT. WANT LOTS, COT
TAGES OR
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Real Estate-uncIassIfled
SELL THE EARTH.
:. =. IL L.

II. =, BAoNTI
CHEAP AcREAGE-4292 acres OF land
located only AZ miles from Corcorau and
only IA miles from railroad switch; fine
proposition divide. PRICE ONLY $Z5'9V
PER ACPE.
Is ACRES-Locatcd close to the town OF
Corcoran: price only $40 per acre.
20 ACRES-Located miles this side OF
Santa Ana, neur Santa Ana electric rail-
way; price $1,000.
12ia ACRES-Otanges and lemons; plenty
of water: me- income $500 per year; 8-room
house, Furnished. including fine piano; also
auto horaet cow, chickens turkeys. tools,
etc. price $4,000.
We have other good propositions. Come in
and listen.
r. S. BASsETT L. A. r. b.
,oots s Broadway Rooms 207-20S-2i9
GoF BALE LOTS. TOGETHER, ON SAN
Pedro St; worth $500. but s105O buys them
nov. PHOl1. B9S26.
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Suburban Property
2O-AcRE ENGLISH WALNUT GROVE.
$4,000 NET ANNUAL INCOME.
PRICE ONLY $4,000.
TERMS oNE-ToURrH DOWN IL DESIRED

This elegan property consists of SIS fine
big, full bearing walnut trees. family orchard
of fig, orange, olive, pear, ounce and apple
trees, 4-roor modern COTTAGE bath, electric
lights, barn, excellent we'll. 20 shares water
stocl., ETC.; is located close to the center Of
one Of Te.j Angeles thriving little suburban
cities, and within blocks of stations, school,
postoffice, Carrie gle library and business CEN
ter. For photn and other Information re-
garding this property see owner, sos UNION
TRUST BLDG, Fourth and Spring SITS.
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FOR SALE
Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-sEwING MACHINES. ALL
kinds. at holiday prices. Slightly used drop
head New Home. Singers, Wheeler & VIII
sons, Standards and Domestics, from $50 up
others from 81 up. Buy your wife White
Rotary sewing machine tthe highest inn
proved and most durable machine the
market, for a present. Sold for, cash OF
easy payments. Free lessons IN Battenberg
and embroidery on tho White Rotary every
Thursday, all day. Come in and how
easy this work Is done. All kinds rented and
repaired. WHITE AND DOMESTIC OF
FICE 657 S. Broadway. Main BIOS; Home
IF6757
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$4,000. CLEAR i2-AcRE RANCH, s ACRES
ORANGES, ACRES DECIDUOUS, IN
NORTHERN CITRUS BELT, RIGHT IN
GOOD TOWN. WANTS CITY OR SOUTH
BRN CALIFORNIA, AND ASSUME.
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OUR EXCHANGE DEPARTMENT is IN
SHAPE TO HANDLE ANYTHING IN THE
EXCHANGE LINE EXCEPT TRASH. CALL
AND SEE US.
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FOR SALE cHEAP-HEAVY OAK ROLLER
top desk and chair; same as new. only used
months; leaving city. 1872 San Fernando
building, sfner Fourth and Main.
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24O acres Of lana between Imperial and e.
Centre, the county seat of Imperial county
want good Los Angeles property. Price 500
per acre. This IL one Of the best buys in the
valley and will stand strict investigation. II
you are looking for Imperial lands. don't
miss this
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FOR ENTERTAINMENT HOUSES
$500 buys tho best close in rooming house
in town; is modern and elegantly furnished
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE; $40 PER
ACRE I HOLD CONTRACT ON 200 ACRES
LAND IN TULARE COUNTY.
Can't meet next payment and will sell all
or part at 60 reI cent actual value. Very
hest soil. abundant water. Will agree to put
in alfalfa at IS Per acre. additional
Sec w. W. COKE
Ground floor, Chamber Of Commerce bldg'
with Cal. Homo Extension association
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100 acres in No. T. with 100 shares of water
stock; so acres partially leveled balance
raw Price Sl5 per acre. This is the finest
cantaloupe so IN the valley. VIII take hall
cash, balance trade, will sell for one-third
down, balance terms.
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FOR Sal E-1a-1ooM RooMING HOUSE,
rooms AZ full. 1929 TEMPLE ST. Phone
Main 3547.
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CHOATE, JONES & sTUMPF.
201-202 Collins bldg, S13 W. Third st.
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For any of the above
See ZEN H. WOOD, with
Jos. E. HOIlingSW0rth Co.
Rooms @ and J
24411 S. Broadway

OR EXCHANGE
800 acres of fine timber land in Georgia, for
Los Angeles or Southern California.
Sl5oo-Iequit,' IN new 7-room house, most
beautiful locGtion in Pasadena. Want Los
Angeles cottage, or vacant lots.
1000 acres of Kentucky land, coal and timber
land Want Los Angeles or Southern Cali
fornia property
V f. sTOCKwELL a CO.,
204 Grant bid. ASIA Main 1859.
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$4,000; MTG. SIG, OO0 PER CENT-FINE
LARGE APARTMENT LOT ON FIGUEROA
AND NINTH. WANT RANCH. LOTS OR
RESIDENCE. YOU CAN GET GOOD DEAL
ON THIS.
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FOR EXCHANGE
$40 acres school section, about IL miles west
of Brawley IN No. S; fine soil, and lies we'll:
will exchange for Los Angeles property.
Price $40 per acre
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FOR EXCHANGE-soAIE GOOD ONES; $4,000
MTG. $1,000. ACRES FULL BEARING
ORANGES; FINE LOCATION, COTTON
ALSO $1,000. CLEAR. ACRES VACANT
ADJOINING-ONE OR BOTH PIECES FOR
A BUSINESS IN CITY OR BEACH.
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800 acres in NO .; the new No. 8 ditch
passes through the center of this section
Price $40 per acre. Want Los Angeles prop
erty,
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FOB. sALE-BEAUTIFUL UPRIGHT PIANO,
r used less than seven months. standard style.
elegant nnish. equine ivory keys. Has every
Improvement; three pedals, three strings 70
each tone; continuous dust proof hinges;
handsome scarf and stool, Win turn over
full ten-year guarantee. Only sle5 cash or
can arrange for IS monthly payments. o2s
$. HILL
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V. Z. s1oCKwELL & co,
30i Grant bid A2S14; Main 1850.
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FOR EXCHANGE
For Sale OR Exchange
Alfalfa and
Orange Lands
EASY TERMS. IN TRACTS TO SUIT from
$4,000 to $4,000 per acre

$4,000 to $4,000 per acre
ONE TRACT IN PARTICULAR OF l2z
ACRES, GRADED BY AN EXPERT AND
SEEDED TO ALFALFA; 50 HIP. WESTERN
GAS ENGINE PUMPS $50 INCHES; LO-
GATED HALF MILE FROM RAILROAD
STATION. $50 PER ACRE: HALF CASH,
BALANCE EASY TERMS.
Water from this tract
WILL RUN 1850 ACRES OF UNDEVELoPED
LAND JUST BELOW, OF WHICH WE CAN
DELIVER AT $45 PER ACRE.
ANOTHER TRACT AT 1856 PER ACRE
THIS is AN ELEGANT LYING PIECE OF
LAND. WHERE PLENTY OF WATER CAN
BIZ DEVELOPED.
3O-ACRE TRACT AT $500
THIS TRACT OF 80 ACRES CAN BE
BOUGHT FOR $50. AND Is AWAY UNDER
pRIcBD.
1O0O-ACRE TRACT. WITH PLENTY or
WATER. $50 50 PER ACRE. THIS is ONE
or THE FINEST SUBDIVISION TRACTS IN
ENISTENCE.
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FOR SALE-coUNTRY PROPERTY
$40 acres, school section. Imperial valley;
price $3.50 per acre.
800 acres, Imperial valley. will be under
new ditch in a very short time; price So'vo
per acre.
V. L. s1oCKwELL & CO.,
30i Grant bldg. A2Sl4; Main -6ss
FOR sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY
10 0cres of elegant. decided land. close TO
Brawley; price 800 per acre. This is ex-
cellent cantaloupt land
If you are looking for small tracts Of decided
land in Imperial valley. see
v. e. sToCKwELL & CO.,
ao4 Grant bIdf- A2Sl4; Main 1850
FOR SATIs--IJ5 ACRES FINE AL
faifa or fruit land, ON long time.
CONAWAY, III $. broadway.
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MACDERMorTs SPECIAL LIST

THESE TWO STOCKS ARE DIVIDEND
PAYERS; THE OWNER WILL SELL AT
ABOVE PRICES OR TAKE LOAN FOR g
DAYS, PAY HIGH INTEREST.
WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF OTHER BAR
GAINS { N OUR LISTS. COME AND SEE
FOR YOURSELF. WE HAVE THE LARG-
EST STOCK BROKERAGE BUSINESS IN
LOS ANGELES. MIR. EDWARD MAC
DERMOTT HAS ARRIVED FROM q
PALMS md BRINGS LATE REPORTS OF
THE NEW CUSTOM MILL NOW BEING
ERECTED THERE, AND ALSO GOOD
NEWS ABOUT THE MOHAWK HERALD
CO. PROPERTY
SOUTHWEST MINERS STOCK Elk
CHANGE, ia SOUTH BROADWAY.
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FOR SALE
III YOU WANT LANDS AT FARMERS
PRicEs on WHICH YOU CAN MAXI
WORTH WHILE. WRITE FOR Gaia
LOGUE TO WEST COAST LAND coMPA-
NY. SAN LUIS OBISPO, CAL.
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V. z. s1ocKwELL & CO,
sOi Grant bldg A2si4; Main 1852
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FOR sALE-TEN NEW ART SQUARES, sx1O
and 9x12; choice IS; dressers, "a to S6 each l
massage chair, $3.50; Singer sewing machine,
&c. 1924 EAST SEVENTH ST.
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FOR EXCHANGE-WE HAVE A CLIENT,
wants to move vest he owns 900 worth
OF good city farm and other property. which
he desires TO exchange for Pacific coast
property OF any kind. Give complete de-
scrpeon in first letter. Write today. d.
f. LOoS CO.. watrous bldg. Des Moinas,
Iowa
FOR TRADE-WILL EXCHANGE 10 ACRES,
10 miles east OF Riverside improved, half set
TO olives for a good 4-cylinder touring car. 2
seats Inquire
II. RALEY & CO..
4S4 South Hill street.
FOR TRADE--10 ACRES OF LAND
near CorcOran for house.
MAIN $685. ASSOC.
TO BUY, SELL Oh EXCHANGE PROPERTY
50 to BEN WHITE. s04 Bryson block Second
and Spring streets.
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I SELL THE EARTH
II. s. BASsETT
A FINE STOCK RANCH
332O ACRES

Location about Az miles from Corcoran.
About az miles from Wankena.
About az miles from Angola.
All on the Santa Fe railroad ana about TX
miles from Upton on the Southern Pacific
Tulare COUNT. Tule river and Elk bayou
run through the property. furnishing ebund-
ance Of water, also plenty of shade for stock.
considered ons of the best in the state abund-
ance Of feed the year round. Good for horses
cattle or hogs. Being near both railroads, It
is also convenient dairy farm. Price of
this property 10
--a22.hN Acrc-
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FOR SALE-FUP NITURE OF ROOMS, 800
e. TWELFTH ST. Phone West 1903; morn
ings or evening", no agents.
FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF ROOMS IN
10-room house. 18th. near Main West 2s03.
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27
FQr. Sale.
Dangers Of the Grip.

The greatest danger from la
grippe is of it's resulting in pneu-
monia. If reasonable care is used,
however, and Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy taken, all danger will be
avoided. Among the tens Of thou
sands who have used this remedy
for la grippe, we have yet to learn
of a single case having resulted
in pneumonia. For sale at Forbes
Drug Store.
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27
Diamond Photo graphs SOC. doz

Diamond Photo graphs SOC. doz
L. [. Blake and G. A. Rust were
in Washburn Tuesday on heir
way to Underwood.
Insurance! Insurance! Insurance
F. e. Funk, Washburn, N. D.
Joe Patterson was visitor in
Bismarck, over Sunday and Mon
day of this week.
Next Monday our second city
election will be held The present
officers will no doubt all be re-
elected.
WANTED TO BUY-two good saddle
ponies. Must be gentle.
Chas. P. Bergstrom.
Bakery and Confectionery. Washburn.
Mrs. w. A. Lantz returned
Monday from Minneapolis where
she went to attend the funeral of
her brother.
FOR SALE Plymouth Rock roosters
-Sl.00 each. Mrs. K. Klein.
Will Fraser Of Rochester, MINI.
went through on Mondays train to
Garrison to visit with his brother
Robert Fraser.
Perry Wahl has resumed his
duties as clerk in the Holtan store
after his two weeks position as
postmaster while his father was in
quarantine.
The Washburn school children
will have no Easter vacation this
year as they had a weeks vacation
a couple of weeks ago when the
diphtheria scare was on.
Chas. Anderson of the Wilton
Mercantile Store, was in Wash
burn Monday on his way to Turtle
Lake on some legal business. He
returned home Wednesday.
Judge Olgeirson went to Bis
marck Monday where he took the
first degree in the Masons. He
was accompanied by several lodge
members from here, to see that he
got through safely,
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27
NEWS ITEMS OF THE WEEK
Have your photographs on Post

Have your photographs on Post
, Cards.
Let the Mandan Mercantile Co.
figure on your lumber bill.
Harry Carnahan was appointed
city assessor by the city council.
"A girl was born at the home of
Albert Hathaway in Mandan last
week.
r. A. Laubach of Wilton was in
Washburn on probate matters on
the Goth.
Luke Eskes was down from
Underwood Saturday on a short
business trip.
Frank Thompson, of the Thomp-
son Hdw. firm was Bismarck
visitor this week.
Markus Ravnaas from Wiprud
was in town this week as witness
in final proof case.
Chas. Seltz, a nephew Of w. F.
Seltz. was a visitor from Under
wood the first of the week.
Mrs. Ole Gradin was in from
the farm last week and spent sew
eral days at the Nygaard home.
Before buying harness call at
the Mandan Mercantile Co., and
inspect these special made harness
John Hanson of the Pioneer
Store of Turtle Lake was a bust
ness visitor in Washburn this
week.
Go to the Mandan Mercantile
Co. for one Of those j. /. Case
breakers they are the best break
er made.
Attys. Henry Krogh and Chas.
Nye Of Fargo were in Washburn
several days this week hearing a
contest case.
The Mandan Mercantile Go. will
sell you anything from a harness
buckle to threshing machine.
All goods guaranteed.
Miss Nina Peterson returned
Friday from the Valley City Nor
NAL to spend her Easter vacation,
with her parents north of town.
POST CARDS-Those having
negatives at the gallery can have
them put on post cards for lOc
each. This is snap and will not
last long.
o. III. Bossen, Alfred Nelson,
and Louis Larson were witnesses
down from Underwood to the An
derson-Gri&th contest which was
held this week.
The unexpected happens. In
sure your property against Fire,
and Lightning. See Frank E,
Funk, Agt., Washburn, N. D.
Several aocks of geese hsxe been
seen this week flying north. Sew
eral hunting trips. have been
planned but no game has been
brought to Washburn.
Loans on Improved City Property-
Monthly payment privilege. See
G., o, ,Raugust, Local Secretary,
Northwestern Mutual Savings d
Loan Association of Fargo.
From all the favorable reports
heard Of the $500 Editorial Asso-
citation" we are sorry the newspa-
pers between Drake and Plaza are
the only ones allowed to join.
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27
Dress Making.

I have opened az dress making
shop at my home, and will take in
all kinds Of sewing. For further
particulars call on.
Mrs. Jess Marty,
Nashburn, N. D.
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27
COUNTY OFFICERS.

Sheriff ~. -. John Beck
Treasurer. $685.. A. T. Danielson
Auditor. OBJ. Wing
Clerk Of Court. j.. G.. O. Raugust
States Attorney. !. WI. Nuessle
County Judge. g. Olgeirson
Sup't. Of Schools. -. H. 9. Olson
Register Of Deeds. H. 9. Nygaard
Commits ssioners rs-Hans Hultberg
Frank Putz and Theo, Taylor.
Surveyor. o. @. S. Solem
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27

DO NV" AOASCO OPCAAuso ddy uI
Haugeberg's store,
The Northwestern Agriculturist
and the Leader for Sl.5O.
w. j. Bryan was endorsed by
the North Dakota democratic state
convention.
Get one of those celebrated
Hoorier drills from the Mandan
Mercantile Co.
There were 80 persons who re-
ceived aid from Ward county dur
ing the month of February.
The Mandan Mercantile Co.
have just received two carloads Of
buggies and farm machinery.
W. L. Taylor of Center, presi-
dent Of the Mandan Nursery Co.,,
was Washburn visitor Saturday.
STEAMSHIP TICKETS. Lowest rates
6 different companies. F. r. FUNK
LIST Nat. Bank. Washburn. N. D.
w. F. Seltz returned yesterday
morning from a six weeks visit in
Minnesota with friends and re-
latives.
Will Go on Your BOND, Frank E
Funk, Ist. Natl Bank, Washburn
North Dakota.
Commissioner E. L. Mackey of
Garrison was chosen as che of the
presidential electors at the demo-
cratic state convention held in
Grand Forks this week.
Ed. Wright, of the Center Re-
publican, has been appointed post
master at Center. Mr.. Wright has
moved the post Office into his print
shop, which place will soon be
adorned with an entire new set Of
fixtures.
DIR. J. w. Robinson and Theo.
Taylor Of Garrison spent Friday
and Saturday in town looking over
the plans of our city hall. The
Garrison citizens are planning on
building hall and sent these men
down to look the matter up.
Mrs. Aug. johnson entertained
a score of her friends last Friday
evening at cards. A delicious
luncheon was served after the
games to complete the evening
pleasure. Mrs. johnson was as
sisted by her sister Miss Alys
Patterson.
Chas. HOLDEN came down from
McClusky Monday night with
Nickel Netzlaf and Fred Lassy,
who took but citizenship papers
and also filed on some land near
McClusky. These men reached
town at one o'clock, found the clerk
of court still at work, so transacted
their business and left for home
Tuesday morning.
The manner in which our citi-
zens aided Mesdames johnson and
Carnahan in giving Charity ball
for the unfortunates in our town
last Wednesday evening, speaks
we'll for the town. This is the
first ball of the kind ever held in
and the generous dona-
tion of the large lunch baskets
we're appreciated by the leaders in
the undertaking. It was success
financially as we'll as socially as
S95 was taken in.
At a meeting of the school board
held Tuesday evening w. P. Dean
was reelected for next year. This
was his first year here as principal
and he has met with abundant
success. The other three teachers
did not hand in applications for
reappointment as they have other
plans for the future and will not
return to Washburn. The board
will increase the corps of teachers
by one for uext year who will have
the first grade in the old school
building as there are only four
rooms in the public school and that
is becoming too crowded.
The Washburn leader., 1908-03-27
Joe Novak of Hult was in town

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last Saturday.
Monday, April 9th, spring Mil
linery at Haugeberg's.
Andres Sayler of Underwood
transacted business in town We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lorentz Peterson
were shoppers from Coleharbor
this week.
Buy your spring hats at home
we will try hard to please you, at
Haugeberg's.
Nels A Olson was down from
Malcom at the county seat Of bust
ness Thursday.
Robt. Leroy and W. L. Tillman
from near Underwood were Wash
burn visitors Tuesday.
SEED FLAX for Sale-perfect-
ly clean. Enquire Andrew 3.
Sauer, Wash burn, N. D.
U. S. Naturalization Examiner
r. K. Doe Of St. Paul was in
Washburn this week on business.
A good assortment of the latest
styles in Ladies' Hats will be
shown opening day at Haugebergs.
Attorney w. L. Nuessle has
spent the week in the northern
part Of the county on legal busi-
ness.
The clippers, sold at the Thomp-
son Hdw. Store this month are a
bargain. To see one will make
you buy it.
The prominent farmers from the
Conkling district in town Thurs
day were; W. F. Doepke, W. 3.
Partridge and VIM. Slagg.
See those high foot-Iift, self
leveling Triumph sulkies I and
gangs for sale by the Mandan
Mercantile Go.
The Anderson Griffith contest
case is being heard in the clerk of
courts office this week. The land
contested is near Underwood.
Before it is too late, insure your
against Fire, Lightning, Re-
liable Company. Frank e. Funk, 1st
National Bank. Washburn.
Oliver county people are still
crossing the river and coming over
here to do their shopping. Quite
a number were over Wednesday
and Thursday.
The merchants have received
their new spring goods and the
women are picking out their sum-
mer dresses. The scenes at some
of the counters reminds one of a
larger city.
The members of the local K. P.
Lodge are making great prepara-
tion for their trip tomorrow. The
degree team from here is to do the
work and they will see that it is
done right.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell
went to Mandan last Thursday.
Mr.. Campbell returned the follow
ing morning. Mrs. Campbell will
remain a couple of weeks to visit
her brothers.
Tuesday it showed a little and
the wind blew, and people began
predicting the first blizzard Of the
season but this one too must have
gone on east as all others have
this winter.
There has been great deal Of
newspaper talk lately about the
closing of Red River between
Breckenridge and Grand Forks,
The commercial clubs of both
Fargo and Grand Forks oppose it.
Three fires in one week caused
by defective fues should be a
warning to people to make a
examination at once of
their stove pipes and chimney and
see that they will not be the next
on the list.