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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
MMtmMa, &atbolifen!

ggenn Chr eld) rah eiuert Qeirr in Der Rihs
elmer tatpoliiten airdbe nno Sbpetern,S d)nie
umiebt. 100 Der Booeu reid uno bic Breiie nteo'
rig dub, 10 tount Spr oaS 0eiuuniuIte I'M Orano
Gountp, Subs9atpta iinoen.
gSir babeu bier Dor ntebr ais % Sdhren ge'
tppbnt unb fDnnen Gudp oiesbetrsi uoue giH'
Selnbeiten gebeu. &eieren5: Reo. Jrani J.
liner. abreTe III: war.ens ssros.. Milbnnt.
Suo.3atota.
Seim Sdbrciben rr,pGbne man sef. oieieS giati.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
SIb Iafota> Iarmfn.

Sh babe s5armen Su oertuuien gum Yreiie bon
$40 bis $50 per lder. Ger leBtere YreiS gilt idr
quite perbeferte 5arreu. sBir 3iebeu bier cine
ertra CUTE Gualitdt Nais, e~beniaus onoere @e'
treble uno 1tasi9rtsn. ga TGnros Sensn ssrne
miro In einieen 3abren ben bopoeiten &erte
haben. Die fatboliihe @erteinoe itebt nnter Der
4eitune Der @uoifen.Wdter uno bic gtarrlbuie
inter oerienigen Der Sdh,peliern Der 9ariteluu8.
I'm n1bere Wusflnit ipenoe man iih idrIttltdl
pber minoiid an Sames u. Iatton, 8oons
iudet, Suo 9atotu.
getm sdrcibcu erlpahnc nlan neh. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09

gleih jctt, che Die @urlagc Octet;
miro; bnitct felt nn Gnrcn alten mt
geitammtcn Heftcu, rcgiert iclbit
Cure SdJnlcn! Sanbe!t jett, cS lit
IpEc 3ctt!
Gin Srcnnb bcS TDlfcs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Ganf=S epoitten garantirt

bon bent 9epoiitor'S Guarantee 5lplp oes Staa'
ties Oklahoma. Sier 8ro5ert 9infeH aaf 3ett'
Sepoiiten beSablt. 1apital $4,000. rebers
idus uno ungetbeilte @eiuinue $4,000. Mlan
idreibe engliif. THE GERLACH BANK,
Woodward, Okla.
@eim shreiben rrmGhnc man GET. oities Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
3m %perfamtem.
Die &. s.. @einifcnf Sarm uiib
Seimitatte, cine Der ih6nitcn
Sarmen In 9aRias.

TieIe Sarm III III %gSiaombale inn Iiibs
Ii6en Gbeils bon 6ingman Gountp ges
legeu. Sie Orti6ait bat cine i6one,
9robe fatbolii6e Stride uno S6ule, TO-
iule eilte Oiientli6e Sdule. uro lie9t ieGS
UteIlen bon Seilba, eitem 9uten 9iiens
babultGbt6eu. Gle Sarm eutbGtt 225
ater 9liteu gal6es. IugefGbr bic Sdlfte
III %frudtbores 0ottoin= 9aub, bur6 mel
Dies eil ihouer Suelenba9 fleet unee.
Iabr 30 Ader Iino III &lfalfa, 8lee, Slaus
grds uuo Simotbpf welhe groBe Srnten
lieiern 33 alder iiub WalolaHo nit uns
9eiGbr 80 Sorten Saumsn, meiitenS
@atalpa mHb Elad Walnni. glAi oieiel
Sarm beiinoet ii6 ein berrli6er GROCER
Sbi9arten unb Nsinber9 ell ErHiteih
ulo eiu flcluer See pom iloeiGbr elmer
Sisrtei @teiie 9an9e, wel6er gut nit
Sii6en perieben lit, bas 2Saiier lieiern
bic %porbanoenen Sneiien. Sie Serbei:
ierungen limb bic beiteu uib beitebsn ans
eiuem @obnbous nit 8 3immeru 9nten,
groBen. nellem Stal @runarp, Gorn
Srtbs uno alloerei Nebel9ebduben /; 20
alder gSeloelanb. has ilblige ales inter
Rultlr umo alfalid. 8ieles lit ein berr-
liher Ylas fiir cine oeutihe 6lmilie,
wel6e bier ibr Seim maiden uio III Mube
IN eiuer 9uteu tutbo!iideu Nodbari6ait
uon ungefGbr 30 SamIIien leben Mil.
Sielelbe fam pom Gt9cntbilmer III
uiebrigem Gretle lilto inter 9iinlti9en
Seoin9un9en 9etautt weroeu.
S6reibet III
r. RI. WEiNSCHENk,
kingman, Kansas.
Selm sdreibcn er,pabne oieics 9latt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Staat @ajhinaton.

ueroen cerplni6 ct I'M idoneu iruAtbareu Col.
bile 5bal i'm Stnat 9eaitiIgtun. Jreie auS'
funit ertoeiit Spbn 7. sofa fer, Y. y. 1872,
9belueldb. Gteoens Co., Wailiugtor.
gcim edyrei6ew er,aabue mau Gel. oieies Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Bargains! Bargains!

Cine ieltene @eIeeenbeit, nm 9eden,
SlanneGe, &leioerltrffe. Wdntel, fer@
tige In5iige unb gn,broiberies 81 iebr
.ermdBi9ten Yreiien 81 falfen.
Sames 2epi G So.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
urktbPrtd1tP.
Sir ben 0rufpcrfauf.

OH D u q Ue, oeN o. wtQr3.
0etreibc, Sen, Niebt, etc.
Safer: 4S-5lcper Buibel.
&orn: 5000 per9uibel.
@eissn: S0-s5c per Suibet.
@erite: 58-63c per guibel.
&og9en: 65-75c per Snibel.
Sem: 1000. so per 3onne.
0tebl: pateut, So. 80-6.40; 1raisbt,
SIS. $3.50 0
8leie: S25. 00-S28. 90.
Butter. Gier nnb 2afe.
Gier: 22@25c per 0ueenb.
Butter: 0airp, &c; Creamery, Bic per
pfunb.
adie: Rbam: 8dfe, 15c; grid, 17e; Gins
burger, lse; Swiss, 1se per Piuno.
Groceries, etc.
6artoiielu: 80c per Suibel.
3ipiebelu: Sl.00 per gmlbel; Gpauiite
2miebelu, 81 rs per Crate.
aepiel: So. 50@S5.OO per Barrel.
> @ieb.
Stiere: SO. 75-4.5O.
Hiuoer: So. 00-8.2h
6iine: $~2.2h-2.50.
Rdlber S4. 50-5.50
Sdafe: So. 00-4.0O.
QGmmer: "a. 00-5 90
Sdweins (auf benz Sus): 8 5.s5-5.95
per bunbert Pfnub.
&rppifipncn.
@erdu6srtes Sleii9 Sdiufen, 11-12t
Sped. 12%-23c.
ShmalS, yH-l0c.
8oblen: SartfobIsn, $3.50 @ei4foblen.
SIS. 90 per lonne.
Sols: 6idenboll $3.50; @si9bols,
$500 per &orbe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Sino Sir Elm Matbolif?

Wnnidleu Sic eiu Seim in elmer Guten fathus
liidlen @egeno, no cine grpBe aIrbe uno cine
Sdbpeifernidule porbanoeI ino? gsir fjnneu
Sbnen cine Sarm bier i'm 8lue NIanfet Ebal Sum
4reiie pon sl5 BITS $40 per Nfer uertaufen. @ute
Observation-Disclosures in neuem Stdbthen.
PACKARD & ERPELDlNG,
Hoven, s. Oak.
geim sdjreibcn cripGbne man seh. bicieS Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Wrbeiter neinht.

Tiir Nrbeit INNS Saus uno I'M 9auie, pie in
ShuIs0ntaIteu aebrdudlid,, mtrb eiu unuers
heirntheter Wiann geiucbt. @ugemeHene aof,
Hoais uuo 9uhu. MAN meaoe fmb gleieb an
2asreo Scarf 0oIc8e, Iriirie ou CHEN, isis.
9sim sd,rriben ermatne man 9eh. bieise S!att.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Sic bette Siderbslt ani Der
Melt

III bic Groe fslbFt. Die iidberer III ats Banter.
Bombs ODER clifton. Ieget @Ier 8elo IN cute
Sarml0nbereien an uuo ruaet iuohl.
aauit Gano In Der dubuque Sotonie in ge'
braStd. nit guteni ibluar5e1H Sooen. eben.
4reis $1,000 per &der. i2 Stertei . Settionei
pebbreu gegeniudrtia Neuten pou DUBUQUE.
Gornee 4 Nmtdl. Dubuque. 3oiua. 1923 Brain
GtraBe. Doth Phones.I
geim saret6en eripabnc mon seii. bIeies Slatt
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Cute Tarmen

IN oeutidDer tatbpliidher @emeiube Az iebr maBi'
gen Treiien. Sdretbt um Cite ino SIloer an
j. y. Seutn8banism, silva 8fdes. Stid,
geim Shrei6en erlpdbne man geh. oieiss Siatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
ct. Traurl5 GcMut1

hat oas bette uub irudht6arIte eauo in Artanias.
Sarmprobutte iteheu bod, i'm 9reis. uuo olS
lmo IL perbdItniSmdBis biais. Der 0ouutuIB
6orrei 9itp bat tatboliiGe stride uno Shnle.
nno reiioirenoeH Nrielter. lin NISfunlt ldlretbe
man an: Veo. I. ID. Naidber. ;surreii Stu. 9trt.
yeim snrci0eu er,p6bne man Gel. oieieS Slatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Gbicago. oeu 3. Mara.
Uetrei6e.

Sbieago. oen 3. War3.
Uetreibe.
WNneu-
Wai.: 1.15M@l.t6X.
Suli: 1.O3H 'e1.04H.
Rorn-
Mai.: 87%@8s4.
Suli.: 68B a67A.
Saier-
Mai.: 55Ta56A.
Suli: 50t9'OB.
Slar-No. l R. W., S1.73; go. 1. @
80. 1853.
Sicbmarft.
Shmeine-
Shnere, SO. 1896 65.
Sbpere. rdube. So. 20 96. 80
qeidte. SO 10@S6 As
Gemti9te. So. l506.55.
BIeb-
Miuopieb, SO 6597.65.
8ihe uuo Rluosr. S2.3593.25
Shaie-
Ginheimiids qGmmer SO. 7507 IS.
Glnheimlibe Sdaie. S5.0065 go.
2Betli1e 9ammer, 80. s0@7.9O.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Standardization.

Gtuat Soma. lSs
Subuaue eountp, ('"
Sb. German Gi6en. S6abmsiftr Der oben.
e~enannter gant. beitpDre ~ieterIid. bah nod
inttnem beittH s9tieR uue Glauben oorasbenesr
NuslpsiS pOuitdroig, pabr unb ri9tte 1T; unD bar
bic oben ange9ebeuet Sutbaben bona tbe'' Gtaen.
tbIm beiagter Sanf in ibrsr eapaeit6t als Corpora.
ton fnb; nno baB fem 3bsii ~eerieibeu beiagier Bane
su benz Spede ~seliehen Doer oproeiaofien ,porbeu III,
nm ais 1bell ibrer 9utbaben anoeaeben au ,psroen.
Strm. q d en-, S%baymetIter.
@pr nir nntsri &rieben nnb beihmortn ppn Germ.
giden. an oieiem 81. lase bes Sebruar 1909.
e. p. 6ttasnbaum.
(Ste9eD pientlttsr Notar.
Deiteinigt bon:
GbaS 8. BrabIeh
q. q. Demtne.
Sames U1. gurd,
Dlrefloren
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
Restete tbr aeben.

etaunton. 81. San. 1905.
wssins Grau mar fnoH . Sabre 70 Ieibsnb bah ne
bsirahe %irrfinnie ipurbe; einise usrste bebaubsIt,n
Sic. absr obne Grfcls, obsIsid ss on $500 fOft.t.. Damn
mar lie 0 Wlcuats in eirtm 6oipitaI. oIs ibr GATOR
0onts 8 slsrpen'e tdrfsr smpfobIeu purbe unb burd
bisien tuurbe fs aud ponftdnbis iurlrt unb i'd CLAUDE
oab aud bnbur& ibr aeben ssrsitst ipurbe.
q. 9aufeft.
Graa Spfs. aus 9unfirf. n. D.. ,1r.ibf: 30 ban,s
eott fir bic quite Wirfuns bon Yoftor Rbnis's Ser.
bean i'd tpuree porber BON bier aer,ten
bsbaubeIt unb mar odt mod.u in ein.m So'pitaI,
absr ss bali anss Mot. absr { GIat1sn bes gsroen.
etdrfers frrirtsn MID.
@A elm tpertbopnss BUD far sqerpenr,ibeub,
1VLRt mtro Seoem Der es perlanat, auaeioubt.
Nruie erbalten aI4 b,t Wlebiaiu Hutipuft.
Sleie Wlebt3tn tunrbe felt benz Sabre 1879 bon BEN
poSip; Paftor abnia. Sort Wasne, Snb.. aubsreta
nno lest inter ieinsr anpeiiuns bon Der
kOENlG Medicine CO..
100 Lake Str. CHICAGO, III.
9et Mpotbefern ~ haben tis
Woo et Gtafa.e.. 9 1Iafden far IS. 90,
erobe $i.7S, 8 fdr IS. 90.
Scim snretben crwabne man seh. bieits Sfatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
(Spe5ialz Gorreiponoen5 alls
Seuti6luno.)
SdJmitrl nna 5pabme.

Der ncuc Gcntrnms= &Impc. - Gin.
itiran,t9e UNI scidluHene @abt.
&cber yGruppen" nod
,Sliisel". - Ser ,gcinh" iuiez
Der babcim. - Bic ,,baitihcu"
Settungsicelcn pbcr ,9cudt=
fbiirmc Suha's". Neucr
Sdrminoct! - Sbcrammergauer
Scitipielc. -
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09

Sas %isrsE; S SsSsg; N:S:S Stec.
"a 6is. 9si aQeH 9Gnbltru. rs Gts.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09
N1iebauoiuMq.

Ssrr glIois Saiel, no. 1919 3oluas 5troRe. 5u.
buoue, Suua. bat tets cine uoaitdnoige ausuaht
s~inheiniidher uno iupprtirter Halelortel por'
b.iprst. 9rsisliRs ptro aUt SerIau9eu gern;
sugeianot.
9,etm ehrcibcn erpGbnc man sed. bieies glatt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1909-03-09

(Ton III I III ontanus".)
(Sortiebung bon Der 1. Scitc.)
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

NI--
NE chicke, se.s>n mig hit as
we'll close earlier as no hunting
hasSabeen going on for 81 n7 time,
the season does n It close until the
first Of Novem ber. There
seems to he plenty Of ducks this
yeas. but according to the hunters l'lfAf
they, fly. too high.
Miss Pauline Vreeland and
Ernest Soaerquist were married
in Bismarck Thursday afternoon
~ Rev. gO.> ": Harris. They re-
turned to Washbnrn this morning
andswill make their home on the
groom's farm east Of Washburn.
Their many friends are Offering
congratulations:
Mrs. T. a. Douglas of Fessonden
arrived in Washhurn Monday
morning to spend ~ few days.
This is her first visit in Washburn
since she left fpr Fessenden a year
ago.to live. DR.. Douglas is meet
ing with great success in his pro-
fession and was too busy 10 leave.
Beginning with November LIST.
the rate of advertising will be
raised on the Lender. The rates
have always been lower than any
other paper in the county and will
continue to be so even after the
raise. Rate cards have been pub
lished and anyone wishing a card
will beigiyen one by calling at the
Office. Vs.
Captain 6. Marsh vas 10 Wash
burn Wednesday with the steamer
Expansion. He has been making
regular trips between Deapolis
and Wash burn and left again
yesterday. The captain had some
with his boatmen for a
short time on Tuesday evening.
They are all dagoes aud went on q
strike but did not want to get of
the boat.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
'Washburn School Notes.

Richard Haywood, the State
High School Inspector visited the
schools Wednesday. He says we
need a. new building at once.
The lack of ventilation is the worst
feature of the present building.
Why not begin to "boost' for a
new. buildingY Why should the
."piggers'' Of this county have
better quarters in Jail than your
children have every day intschoolt
A school litrary society was or,
ganized this week. The meetings
will not be public for q few weeks
Nellie Furst is home on account
'of appendicitis.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

LOCAL NEWS

John A. Linder came down from
Malcolm Tuesday on legal bust
ness at the court house.
Philip Wacker of Turtle Lake,
was a business visitor in the city
of Washburn this week.
For Sale-Screenings, at the
Farmers Elevator.
Attorney Jas. Hyland left for
South Dakota the first Of the
week on a business trip.
1t is reported that several
. children have died in Underwood
during the last week or two Of in
fantile paralysis.
= Will Go on Your BOND. Frank f.
Funk, LIST Natl Bank, Washbnrn.
North Dakota
Attorney Tom Hyland came
over from Stanton Wednesday and
left for Bismarck on the afternoon
train.
FOR SALE-25 head of mich
COWS, coming fresh in short time.
Aug. e. johnson, Washburn, ND.
Robt. Digby brought over a
load Of grain from Aster this week
for market. He was after that
extra two cents that is received no
other place along this line at
present. " >s,
John a. Alien, some ',s Of the i
pioneers Of Mclean County, VIZ
4. in this week from his Conkling
4 farm. He reports crop conditions
as good in, his neighborhood.
Geo Yackey, who is: employed
- #'H--.
4 in the Holtan. store, has. bought
the Christian Raugust residence
on Williams avenue and expects!
to move in about the first of next
month.
The Equity meeting on Wed.
nesday was a very successful one
Hans Hultberg was appointed
president and Ole Holtan vice
president. A great many farmers
were present and enjoyed the
meeting;
S. Mcmahon of Adrian, Iowa,
purchased ons of Ole Gradin's
farms for $25. an. acre. Mr.. Nc.
Mahon and family will come up in
the spring and will make the farm
their home. On the same day
Ole Gradin bought q half section
Of land adjoining his home farm
He paid good price for it but
thinks it was worth i.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
Men Wanted.

We want, every man who has
not 4 watch 70 getsone Of orr $40.
guaranteed IL jeweled Adjusted
Elgin d Waltham watches at
Perseys, Washburn.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
For' sale.

Edison graphaphone and.
txentY.four records. Write or tele-
|pbons Kelley Ramsey, " o..
JU6nso IA Washburn, n. p. 1922
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

mas. Landenbeck was down
from Garrison on business Tues
day.
John Anderson, j. Wakely, Jas,
Poor and Ever Eckstrom went to
Bismarck Tuesday to register.
A prisoner escaped from the
Bismarck penitentiary Monday
morning. The fog was SO heavy
that he could not be seen.
Joe Olson, who was deputy
sheriff under John Beck, has gone
to farming on his farm five miles
north Of Washburn.
A home talent play will be
given in Washburn in the dim
future. The parts have been as.
signed and are now being learned,
DR.. John W. Robinson Of Gar
rison passed through Washburn
Wednesday in his auto on his
way to Bismarck.
A complete line of asbestos sad
irons. An iron for any purpose
at the Thompson Hdw. Store.
Sheriff Holtan has been busy
this week notifying the delinquent
tax payers how much they. must
coug b up. Cy. Dahl is assisting
in the sheri ifs Office this week.
Herman Hanson of Turtle Lake
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday. Mr.. Hanson does not
visit Washburn as often as in the
olden days but continues to have
as many friends who give him a
warm welcome.
Russell and Frank Rohrer write
from Georgetown, Wash, that
they are now iu school and enjoy
their new home, but their mother
would like to come back and get a
little North Dakota sunshine.
Our heating stoves are so care
fully made that yon have no trou-
BILE holding fire in them alt might
lin, the windiest kind Of weather
Thos. Thompson Hdwe. Co
The fifteen year old son of MI
and Mrs. Herman Hanson, who
live on a farm north of Under.
wood, died this week after an
operation for appendicitis. ssThe
many friends of the family re.
greet to hear the sad news.
Some of the teachers are ex.
pected to arrive tomorrow in order
to be here to enroll at the institute
Monday morning. The county
superintendent has the power to
revoke a teachers certificate for
non-attendance and to stop the
salary for a week. B.
! Now is the time to give The
Thompson Hardware Company
your order for the rifle ammuni-
ton that you will be needing dur
ing the deer hunting season.
In a letter from E. w. Bills OF
Emmett, he states that all crops
were very satisfactory this year
Wheat went about 20 bushels on
the average. Mr.. Bills is number
ed among the most prosperous
farmers in the county. This yeal
he had 3O66 bushels of wheat
1000 Of oats and 1000 Of flax
All raised on his cottonwood
homestead.
Washburn was we'll represented
in Bismarck at the play liking
Dodo" Wednesday evening: The
following. were down. Messdames
VIM Richards, j. =. Nelson, Aug
r.. Johnegn, w. F. Anderson, Tom
Thompson, r. M. Brown. G. OF,
geirson, Misses Patterson and
Vreeland: and Messrs VIM
Richards, j. E. Nelson. Thee
Ser and Perry Wahl. They all
returned the following morning.
- "a t-l l+y.H h-4.E l4sfstf Sc E4Ht ..t&EI @y-e
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
An Abstract Of Title s 41 4 q s- e .s. !. x as5s2s ) coz; u ~. III . 8 s 9

J.-P. Peterson sold a quarter
section Of land near Turtle creek
to John Meyers this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Callahan
went to Wilton Tuesday and re-
turned the following day. II
Mrs. Bena Thorstinson went to
Bismarck Tuesday to register for
a piece Of reservation land.
Mr.. aud Mrs. McGray Of I'm
derwood took their son Archibald
to Bismarck for treatment. Mon
day.
G.. o. Raugust will give a dance
next Thursday evening in the
Opera Hall. The Wasbburn Or
cbestra will furnish the music.
Next week Washburn will
entertain about l50 teachers aud
a great number Of jurors and
witnesses for the district term OF
court.
The mail between Washburn
and Center is now carried by
Aaron Danielson. E. Doane who
was the mail carrier all summer,
resigned last week.
Rev. F. w. Gress, will be in
Washburn another year. He re-
ceived his reappointment at Man
dan this week where the con-
ference was held.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. II. Sawyer
went to Bismarck yesterday to at
tend a private ball given in the
Armory. The regimental band
furnished the music.
For SALE-A good seven room
house in the best location in the
city. 1t will be sold cheap if TAX
en- at once. John Schulz,
Washburn, ND.
P. II. Hill left Saturday for his
home in Clear Lake, Iowa. Mr..
Hill has been in Washburn visi,
ting his daughter Mrs. r. NJ.
Brown since last July.
Karl Klein has improved so
rapidly that he expects to be
around again this week. Mr..
Klein has had quite a siege and
his many friends will rejoice in
his quick recovery.
p. s.. Bigler and wife of Conk-
ling are making arrangements to
spend the winter in California
and expects to leave the middle Of
November. Mrs. Bigler spent the
winter there two years ago.
The Ladies Aid of the NJ. E.
church., will meet with Mrs.
Southy Oct. a., This is to be a
special meeting. there is important
business to discuss and all mem
berssare requested to be present.
J.%T. McCulloch returned Wed
nesday morning from Minneapolis
where he spent the week with his
family. He has a very bad ID !, case
of blood poisoning in his hand
and has to carry it in a sling.
The price paid for grain has
been higher in the Washburn
elevators than in any town along
the 500 line. This accounts fol
the farmers coming to Washburn
these days in place Of going to
their nearest town..
Nj. and Mrs. Ole Gradin and
family drove to Washburn Satur-
day from the farm. This is the
first time the trip was not made
Iby auto since the early spring
when the machine was purchased
and it seemed slow travelling to
them.
SUPERB ntendent Derrick was in
Washburn last week and made ar
rangsment to have the cement
walk. from the crossing to the
depot taken up and relaid SO as
TO he on q leval with the depot
-oteo.r, Work woa hoOnn Mon.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22

All the volumes of the travelling
Library have been lent.
The directors If the farmers
Creamery Company are making a
canvas among the owners of COWS
to ascertain if it will be possible
tpa open the creamery this fall.
Those having COWS that they will
milk this winter should call either
at the Washburn State Bank or at
the First National Bank where
lists are on file and sign the num-
Der Of cows from which they will
furnish cream. If enough cows
can be- procured the plan 10 to
open the, creamery Dec. -.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1909-10-22
500 Time Card,

500 Time Card,
West Bound Trains.
1 No. 257-passenger departs 9:2Oa m
No. 6~5.freight departs 9:25 a m
East Bound Trains.
No. 265-passenger departs 2:l0pm
No. 64-freight departs 800 p m
All trains daily except Sunday,
effective Aug. 18th 1909.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-05-12
NO FOOL LIKE AN OLD FOOL.
Pretty Typewriter Girl Found II Easy
to Make Herself Solid.

The beautiful typewriter girl pulled
ont her golden pompadour nervously.
says the Philadelphia Bulletin. "My
speed'll increase. Mr.. Meer-excuse
me. Mr.. Wellington-my speed'll in
crease 30 to 40 per cent. every day"
Broker Wellington frowned. The girl
had taken his dictation slowly. And
in a stern skeptical voice he said:
How so?" Its your new vocabulary
that puts me out" she explained. Il
had Mr.. Meer's vocabulary very pat
as per- contents noted the same
he only used about 800 words" Her
fiattering smile warmed the man like
a sunbeam. But you, sir. have a real
literary style. Beg to submit our
best attention. slump 'bullish.' ny
pOthecate'-they're all new words to
me. and of course l can't rattle them
of very fast at first. But Just you
wait. Say till day after tomorrow.
Then you'll see."s "All business men
have different vocabularies that their
stenosraphers must get accustomed to,
eh?" said the broker. Yes, sir. Yes,
sir. Some large, some small" Again
her smile fiattered him. Yours is
larger than most. I should say 1t was
thirty or forty words larger. Real lit
erary, I call it." Miss HOskins, If
there's-er-anys supplies you need. all
you've got to do is ASK" said the lit
erary broker, fatuously.
The Columbus journal. (Columbus, Neb.) 1874-1911, 1909-05-12
ITEMS OF
INTEREST
LEIGH.

From the World.
Dr. and MB. r. Highland were over
from Columbus several days the first OF
the week.
,. Otto Thaden recently mail eted seven
hogs in Clarkson for which he received
the sum of sl29, but Henry Frank says
he has Otto skinned mile for this week
he received Sll7 for five hogs on the
Leigh market.
The large barn belonging to Adolf
Groteiuschen, who lives south OF Leigh
Was destroyed by fire on Tuesday even
ing Five calves. several sets of harness
and a considerable amount OF hay were
lost and the granary, containing corn
also burned to the ground. The origin
of the fire is unknown but it is supposed
that it started in the hay NOV. The
loss is heavy one for Mr.. Groteluschen
rs his insurance on the property had ex'
pired just two days previous to the fre
unknown to him. The neighbOrs rallied
to his assistance in a very short time but
were unable to save anything.