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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18
Die Nennen in Satonia. :.

Die sefiriasn Rsnnsn battsn fpIsens
hes Refuliot:
Griies Mennsr - 80rie $500, fir
BiciDen siiasn, ,3ro.iidbrigs. 81 Our
longs: pollp 3. 10 (aosrnsr), aes
rponnsn; Gorbie 10 (asnnsop), 3ipei.
t.s; Beautiful 10 (6eurp), orttt.s.
3eit Ill.
81 Wntusls bs3aflt: goap 2
Straight 1920. glucs $3.50, Shofp
$3.50. 5prbi., place $7.70. Sbou
$3.50. geauiiiul. Shop sale.
3ueiies Hsnnen - 80rie $500.
Gclts unb 0sIoiR9s. 9reiiabrigs,
5urlonss: Slsetb 106 (aosrnsr). gs.
Iponnen; Sol. odlopap 100 (aen=
nenn). 3peiies Soc 1itbolo loo
(Efirpin). orittss 3sit lis 3f5.
$2Wutueis bssabIt: Slsstb, Straight
$29. 20. qlacs 5000. Sbcp $3.50
Col. 5ollOpop. place $40. Sbotr
$15; Soc Iisbolo, plaes $4.60.
Grittes Rsnnsn - gorie $500
0ieridbrige uno :ltere, ceiling, / / nc
Meile:: 5ubse DaltOn 107 (Sadipn),
aemonnsn; Montclair 104 (Wartin)
3nsitss; lom 6apparo 104 (9OOis),
bri.tes. 3eit 1:54.
So Wutusls besablt: Subee Walton.
Straight S16.20, place $500. Shotr
So 50; Rontclair, place $19. Sborr
$3.50; aom Sanparp, Shop $3.50.
Uitriss Rsnnen gorie $500
1reii1brise uno Iltsre. Ceiling feds
5urIonss: Guquesne 112 (aennsbp).
geponnsn; Mnea3ine 109 (9oFfrnan)
3fpsites; 9om gisbes LOG (surHsr)
brittes. 3sit lie 4 5.
So Dlutusls be5ablt: DuquesHe
$3.50 Gtroisbt, $50 plaee. s4.6C
Gboip; Wlngosius. $3.50 plaes. S.
Gbon; 1pm gisx.. $13 Sboip.
1iinftss RenHsn - 90rie $500
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18
Eiraksninideersi.

4ht Nl1nner serieibtn friib ssltsrn
Bergen an Der Gde Der 8. ApeHue unn
Ganmiler SiraBe in Gtrsit uno q
tam su elmer piiiien Sdlagsrei. mel
d,er bulh bic Ea3ntifsnsunft Der 20
li3iiisn Dsosb1n. 9elgbtbsr unp 4n.
btrion elm enbe gsmnd,t ipurnt. 3pti
Der aampibdhne tuurotn 10 Itlimm
sustrittst. Dab lie bsipubttOs oui BEN
Eeitsnrsgs lagsn. ais bic Ueomien
auf Der Bilbfldns srihiensn. Dis I'm.
bsrsu nnbmsn tel benz 4nhlid Del
pclisiiitn Rsibaas unb enttcmsn mil
augnabnis bes 20 Sabre oItsn Ran
monb Wsuaop. pcn No. 829 6aibdr
irap Strabs. oes % Sabre ul.sn
0orrp Dolbsnbsrs, BON go. lO47
WtE 8. Apsnus anD oss q Jabre al
ten ssln.s Teriti rfn No. $40 WtII
Z. apsnue. fps!fs gsfangsa asHomMsH
unc un!sr Der anilase oes llnfusa
einaeixtrrt ipurcen. Die beihtn Der
wunbsien. Aritui Muno. 21 Sabre
ali. BON go. 333 Wsl 8. Strdbe uni
Darn g5slttr, "a Sabre aft. BON &c
724 NfIt 8. Mpsnue. tpurcen mad BEN
jfdbiifden Ocipttnl sebroht. Wnlses
b1iit IdntTe GontHficntn uns
G6niitipunben am Qepf erlitten.
pdbtenb Mnnb NIT lsihttu UerItsuns
efR bdponaetommen mag.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

9reiiahrios. / Rsils: IAN Ban 107
Cgrnrp), gsponnsn; 5airp Storp 107
(G3ooIs) stpeitss; ntsrrp CAB 1lO
(6offman), Drittss. 3sit LAG 10:
81 Matusls bs3ablt: 5dp Pap
s12. 80 Straiqbt, $3.50 QIace. $2.7O
SbOp; 5airp StOrp $3.50 gloee,
$3.50 Shop; Rerrp Sab $3.50
Sbop.
Eetftes Rsunen - g0rie $500,
8isriGhrtae uno Glters, II 10 Wleils:
rim Guffnep 107 l5eurn), 9eponnsn;
Camel l05 (5tirpim, 5tpeitss; 5enrp
buthiniou 107 (9ooIe), ortttss. Set
.152 3/5.
So gRutuels besahli: Sim gaffnep
$3.50 Gtraisht. $500 gtace, 1920
SbOn; Gamet $3.50 qlaee, $3.50
Sbpp; Senrp SuthiRion $2.10Shop.
1iir bic beutisen RenneH purosn
folqenoe Giutrasungen gemaht:
GrItes Rennen - goris, 5tpetdbrige
Watpen Colts unb 6sloinas; 81 5urs
lonas: 5teal 4Dap. Goreopiis, lOo;
grouHsau, Suciter. Morristorpn,
C'Rear. Stsepls Sad, los; Carlton
Club 109.
3peites Rennen - 9orie, 3peiidhs
riae Colts uno e3elotnss; 53 6urs
longs: SunliIt, Uluuuger Wlad, los;
e3onaoore. 1abpmeD gon, Creme De
Rsnthe. 10S; gofsp Sones 100. Or.
WatIou. 8spr9. Sruaro. 1l2.
9rittss 8ennen Selling, 9reis
iabriss unb dufpdrts; 6 5urIongs:
Sad Weaper. Srifh Sib. 105; Seep
nlcDina, ganopiaH, Snlpeitris, 106;
,Smpruoeni, Ruhiola. Bob SO, 10.
9iertes Rennen Ceiling; ! Weile
uno 20 Dorns: Wauo Sin 102, ga
bolb, gouncer, Stare. Stortler. los;
SalOeman. WodIer, 10S.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18
Ginc iutereiiaute Tebatte etnes Ibes
mas, i'm ipeldpem 1aaIeuoe ouH
QeripneW grpEes sSntereiie haben.

&c gHB 4 D,ReR. cas- 8 hlHtr lf9s tttifh
ssrra gatt I1ms Jibf bic ai@t ftps IBarsa ro.nH
IL ttsas poa brsm ftaib les BtFptn 'oHri'p : ~
6hcHgtu Hnt has &c 6 itttDciis mi bef 1la.
vyriutr uae au@ sfrpas GelBesabEUa BosaFHenI1lsn
babtE etips ooa bitisn Aeh9Dgn hHo Isood car
Fatieer sraublae, aaigtbcai uAo e'esH itof SeS
uuufI pEl e.. $500,
gyas ass 1atru aabttrtfit 70 II e. unaaihFit
"a iAgthf stg uRu islBH usHH Sit tituas az @fs
gi2f styitgsn uarstH 10 DuEet pls'ta ee1 Hur
t.mrsrsv ltiE bssa 5ls Duresn ioalsia pttsss an
essrpiat 3aattmtH, isBal1 Cir psbeJ rt9SidT thsn.
&c .BrEgtH Ea'iyHa mar Aer qaHlsa Ht9ea laaa
fltFH
9aas HUE ste ufbaaatH agbtt.tf't io y aae
btsiss uuHatHTa FlF Ttttt Ssgtt. @H IsaFben
bals aUbtr aiasm atgassE ara St EutisH ano
blslsu uHe ncgbsE TDit JEl @eh3t Ess ety3l9na4.
Sis lbassn hh ultbr ais mit 1is gut fauE.
N4ttid*t babeu Sjg tIHmal glutn UGeHaHHisn
aytts Rrbusirer- pstE sTttitU sEl1trHsr- ~ pEcs
btxt uub habtH ie.Htu AastH baBoa sssa5t Es ~
.roayte Is iagsa So maFsH. abtE ss " l5aiia5ts
sat nsbs ais tiH .StmiHaaT bsa Esai'tL i2st %
fsft FHp aufesbalt pgrpt Dstl Hl1n DUHtt ees
s!sisl5tR strH ibtt Gttilshteirti ios ioefotR moo
teU r.
Ruu IN mttu Bi'isl meacs ID asGoqs hd,,rsn
ss,,ts sHseusirsr usnas R,tt asH g. ~ shlHs
Spas enfetaIHss ober sit3as abHiidss. leHbtru Is
h ali seuae, um pan IsuitResH pas SsuisR esa
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18
6oudnoiihe 6driu8e,
aae DsiiAer. per 5aknsn siO0.
4. wstsler& Il &C., 338 Dsft q. ASenms
Eterblid3fe

Saiob 9.ur.r. II Sabre, Rsr Rids
monp, Rierenlsioen.
GbarIss poff, 80 SABRE, 4639
Smith Rooo, Sersfebler.
9oroibp WlusbIenharc, 2 Sable.
Wsrs Boob, Snfantile pdra!piis.
DAB. 4iheIs. 30 Sabre, Anosrion
iJerrp. Shrpinbiuht.
elliott Warfielo. 40 Sabre. Woo!s
per Ctr. Hierenlsiben.
Marp 9. Ganibd. 70 Sabre, 252
part 4psnue. arebs.
@eorse .. 1rinisr. 81 SABRE. DOG
Maenolia, Rierenleioeu.
gerh.so. Satbmnnn, 68 Sabre. 110s
gtit Ctr. 6arnidurspersiftuns.
georg gies, 81 Sabre. 1108 1rcaoa
unp. aunseHent3iinbuns.
Mm. 8. goot. 2 Sabre. II pknn
Ctr, Ginoertrantbkit.
Grnsitine Malie,, II Sabre. 4271
Milliamfon plaes. altersinpd6e.
Soi. Shnss. 47 Sabre. 1926
plsdIoni Str. Ghipinoiuti.
Dora Brandt. 63 Sabre. 2223 2ott
Ctr. AnernpertaItuna.
Soi. Bobner., "a Sabre. 1902 Dan.
ton Ctr. Hiersnlsiosn.
Nm. 6. priee, GA SABRE. 126GhiI,
Tito. Nisrenisiben.
9ioia Gtepherb. % Sabre. 1864
Glart Str, G<r3leiben.
9innd Qoplp. 38 Sabre, 554 0eore.
Str, Gdninbfuht.
Jinae POLAND. 50 Sabre. 5iibifhei
Mlten9eim. 0irnblutunc.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

Siinftss Rennen - Ceiling, 5peis
i1brige Jillsn; 6 5urIongs: Cob
uline 102, Diamond gudle, Wtaoam
gbeIps, 103; Ufumita, 9sttp JuIler.
Seun1 8eooes. 2udp Wiib, 107;
Werpoe 10.
Se6Itss Reunsu - Ceiling, 3rpeiz
idhrioe uuo aufpdrts; ! Utetle uno 20
garos: grplicit 103. Gong oann,
Aba maD, Gurep. 100; Camel Ill,
Spm giabee, Wanper, l13.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

Ifsmssal,au, isis. R !. Z Ee 2
8. J. Geaeg8 EIttie GCetF. Dhh
IA &ggil 1862
5stl ,5sribeE c2rr:--
80 i1rsibs SbHtH bits. Um Jbnsu Wtlyae
fb,iLrr baB jb tln 4iuao grp EaQ 0erl2rsE
bcbs ugm gritu TGet an uE6 10 bsitHDt mil
bso.Rt,HB BgNu, 30 ltqe msiHs gboi0stdpeis
bel FDtiAs ggrecg aeHggMcn paTos uHe 10
fvSyss Abueu sins aHbtrs H1t oer EsAaRouu9
itabgu lptaH Is 9bRta 80 trgsneriHsy 8ttiie
rEEtg taHu dt btaauu riat tn etc 99ptAs,
In pst II eas RAIDER fstt 18sbagtver trtttif
10 10 Esbrtrt laas Icng Stiut batie. 3n
btaana gm auQuh uEo elete qsHau esu Bar
ihrif.eu Am Enbc 0fr ggheig 3s0as bate 30
geut RgHtrpat a5er Bgf Busit. SttUeeunstH,
SutrN etaubig t1 bas 10 q Hl1t 'pHHs
ncau abtg baltts 10 baraa bab sc n 3tItm
Erisie eci5s bUt ss asHEss ufhrers Ssobcn uHg
Is iertis 81 5rIuggu. &gst BIS 10 DoaaGt
,HtiH6tgt TaH' lhrss gaglprE Satbss. Etes
les IA a,e;rs lips't sag1Js nab msiR gsIpt5t
In pgE - guF le8 ssfal,H Mt bsfsa
ssrGssu Tgau \ e. 296alsn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

Gampf 4im bic Welt Ii.iit.rihaft.-
.3rpeiter Sisg Der .4thls.ics" iiber
bic rRieisn". - 8isriss Spiel Der
Serie heute in philadelphia.

Dem geitrissn britt.n Spi.le Der
Serie um Die Wslt Reiiterihaft ami
fhen .Rieien" uno Athletics" in 9letu
Yort Dobnisn tpiso.rum ii6er 10000
3uitauer bel. etuf beiosn Seitsn
tpuroe NIT DersDsifeIt.m Gifsr ges
tdmpft uno tpurben oi, 2.iItung.n elm
SsIner Spisler b.ibsr aIubs nit gros
bem 5ubtl belobnt. Tas Spisl fonnts
erit i'm IL. 9angs, uIs bic pbiIdbsl=
paiuer ourh ibrs 2 1rsifer, untsritiisi
pon 2 igtbIsrn Der 9esnsr, 2 gaufe
uno ben Sies .rni.teH, 3u Gnbs sss
bratt fpsroen. Die 4thleties mahten
9 srsffer uno 2 J.bler sssen 8 besp.
) Ger Risien uHo gtpannen oas Spiel,
neil lie BEN Gesn.rn auf alien punts
ten Iberlegen pareu. Utathepiou
fhleubsrt. fuperb unb p.rit.ntt. t.is
nen Greipob sur !. 8uis ssg.n 4 oes
goombs; sr ptrlor oos Spisl ourh bic
minbsrpertbise llntsritiisuns isinsr
aoieesn i'm Selbs.
9as spiel:
glstp Uort .o0100000o01-2 2
philadelphia 0oO00000102- 3
SteItung Der Rlubs: +
Gem. gsrl. pros.
qbilaoelphia - 2 l 666
Neip Yort IL 2 333
Seais Hahmittag pisries Spiel Der
Ssris in QhilaRlpbid.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

Ircmoea.eau g3.5 X. Z ; Ro3
3 4uJni 1870.
3 >. aeQggg
gaItIr Gyst' Ria.
WeytbeC Serr.--
. @,,lt,qsuo iiHota 5u nsias
ucusbs 9botoqtapble s6 osut,, NJ
n.re gle In uo4sm DiaB: Geiyieois
Gen Uu0 G;t ptracu faHm olaub,a
oas Is citielbs 8eriou iej. 80
iabl, yebu Sabre iHnosy uRO O0s
pigO Jttat ts. So N oisiss aa,5
}arcm fBttra Fst R,ougtrtr sas
luibrsiBtH IA Dgrgit.bt
Chrc paHibHrr RctuF0Ju
Erau Z & BhaltU.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

Sir bieiss gIatt tpuroen asfsrn DON
ben gptitsru 6. GleiU Dc gr D.,
Ro. 435 Race StraBe. fplgsnps Seu1s
peratur unt.rfhieoe rs9iitrirt:
Born. Grab gtadm. grdo
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18
Gerlor ein Yiun0 pro Sag
ltnp lire 6einnobeit tunroe immer beiier.
Sin 800 %a&et c<rrf
meines idrn &u-Reon5irrS O~lt
sic en a iraenoeine 9See Sr et losperOens'ooer es
uiro natb uno na6 SIREN Sob erbeiiabren.
9a i'll elm (e6uo Bd was Eoggs i6au 3dtReoHrG 6un miro
a
je photographer pom Srau ). &. 2s6afen pon eren.
1 ne6f i6rer Sorrefponben,.
9r,mp.alsau, ggis. q. Q. Z. Ro.
Ia Ii ARni lAl4
& 3. asuosa, Battle Greet. mi

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5Ess Ss n"S a. SO . s ss aas' ss 5: 1ssa %"
asoeseide aIt Id NIT 5brcm id5aen 5ett Rbaer beaaa
Sas5eG Stm S mf O5 d mf @ S5 HPGH rs OrSe eg
aeiieb oefe beu bdE m beer ansbe ais ie!t SabTeH
y" nSem ID $5ncn 6afr oanfe 6aR 6r WticI mir aeao
ts m Hp m tf @ 0 as Se99'oR ba
g. : aeao9a Battle GFeet. @St6 il Sail lse
20 sfatts cs uIs meiue Qdt stc bon arossn Rfs
dnocrug uneitteu bic in meinn 3.itanoe oogaGngsn
4Ssn 5an id m i 1sf ebe T' 3 n Sss tq @ a @ as @ 5 @ Sos
otn ihn9t 10 Rani6w Oab i'os tts e0n DAsi'
ID i,ss ub utoIs tn, gbS1srapb wt6e fir itb 'lbr
rros: 2b t's oa"6eTs GTfaH0t" HHe xeis'S" g gasst,
3 \ aenooo Rattte Greet Gd5, B. Ss0'smOsr iso9
m , s4f Slta"2 SpSi %aS pa s ooa m S,aHS 81
oas ne$ m:o iaE @f 9t6og ,,o hattie il osn,ta hen mab
Dos u. g e NH i :55' sS foSsesa asO sos 3 81
nm is aff n fam 3sHsn oO' tFgEE9 ''"tm aao''' D
ir,n raTS tpora fs ea;t cine shroe R:a@
traQm ioan NJ be oa a9r StsH a g3f Lanat s9@R '''
Il" S'' ''' t'''"n'''" '''' '15''' 5r6a & s''s ! sS
3 aeaoaa. Battle Greet, Mid. Il No''m''F 1859
SbS tig sab ID ale ooa @q9i. tsE'
Sc ID bin mtbr a sairtto,u nit 3e seanssA"g PtaH @ 3
ssbe6IaTa Etbmt bad 10 s,FaFen bobs s etOtH gdtt
a ssbtn a+ gitIn 4ronsR DsI3 i1
t9uro, a9 a9n Rs a S stSas Oh 10 Tt a,a na5
n @ f mig % aa' 5 f. S s & m a6. bs5 ssf5 base
% ltqr ShutR photographer BEL D9t aReE 5uqH D'
ssaona,u q. no atr ptis6n 5s9asr. s Uanan enn
q mare g'gs .os g. ',n'n 93 m Sa'S S D;sS S1 Ps tbt1
a6utu far aaes SIC fur MIC sd5aH perbr5'
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-10-18

6eui. Hahmitias pisries Spiel Der
Ssris in philaoelphiu.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-17
Local News 90

Life = Fire Hail Insurance.
Frank E. Funk.
Sleigh bells are as popular now
as at Christmas time.
\. Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank.
Schulz's sell Occident -four made
by Russell Miller Milling Go.
Mrs. Harry Carnahan spent a
few days in Bismarck this week.
A daughter Was born at the
Martin Holtau home last Friday.
Mis-. M. Fl. Sawyer and son are
spending the week at Garrison at
the Fraser home.
Sheriff 81. O. Simon went to
Beach Wednesday ON business
connected with his office. He ex-
poets to return this morning.
The delinquent taxes on real es-
tate for 1911 are published in this
issue. The new law requires the
name of the owner to be published
as we'll as a description Of the pro-
perty and the amount due.
Railroad commissioner Suits
man of Mandan was here We'd
nesday as an attorney in the Wood
tax title case, the testimony of
which was taken by Court Steno-
grapher Madden. Hyland and
Nuessle are the other attorneys in
the case.
Il do not believe there is any
other medicine SO good for whoop-
ing cough as Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy" writes Mrs. Francis
Turpin, junction City, Ore. This
remedy is also unsurpassed for
colds and Group. For sale by all
dealers.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-17

|NEW CAPS FOR COLD MEN
- :: !: =: =: j: =: :: :: :! :; ; ' !; Fl: &;
-. is meXCelled.
! Lanpher hats and caps are being made
|fop over a quarter century, and today are
far superior to any time before.
! New Fall styles in caps shown now at
! our store
SCHULZ AND SONS

Judge G.. Olgeirson was a bust
ness visitor in Underwood Tues
day.
Karl Klein spent the week in
Fargo and Minneapolis transacting
business.
Miss Larkin, a trained nurse
from Minot, is in Washburn on
professional duty this week.
John Satterlund came up from
Bismarck last Friday morning and
will remain here for some time.
M. Pye came up from Bismarck
Wednesday to look after a few
business matters between trains.
can make you a Real Estate
Loan at cheap rate of interest
Write or call and see me. Joseph
Mann.
Rev. Gress, who was the pastor
of the Methodist church here last
year, will be in Beach during the
next year.
A marriage license was issued
this week to A. Il. Nordquist of
Underwood and Miss Hyginia
johnson of Minneapolis.
IN DOLLAR will start a
saving bank account with First
National bank of Washburn, N. D
Capital and surplus, $4,000.
Hot drinks will be served at the
Confectionery store during the
winter months. Order hot choco-
late or bullion when you want a
lunch.
j. e. O'Rara arrived Saturday
morning and spent Sunday with
his family. He is on the road for
a grain company and is enjoying
good health.
Attorney j. E.. Nelson went to
Bismarck Saturday to enter the
hospital and have medical care.
He has been suffering for the last
week or two with tonsilitis.
Harry g. Higgins, cashier of
the Baldwin bank, will be married
tomorrow to Miss Alice Bacon Of
Minneapolis. Mr.. Higgins spent
about a month here last summer.
A "tin can day" is the latest.
.Minot recently had one and a prize
was given to the person who made
the biggest collection. This kind
Of a day should be popular in
many cities.
When at Bismarck, you are
cordially invited TO visit the new
Holmboe Photograph Studio. We
are located on the ground. floor,
opposite Hotel Mckenzie and
have q very complete and CON
venient studio for making the best
and most modern photographs.
Fine photographs make very &C.
ceptable holiday gifts.
Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets do not sicken or
gripe, and may be taken with
perfect safety by the most deli
cate woman or the youngest child.
The old and feeble will also find
them q most suitable remedy for
aiding and strengthening their
weakened digestion and for regu-
lating the bowels. For sale By all
dealers. Il
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-17

Archie Nygaard, oldest son of
81. G. Nygaard the ex-register Of
deeds, has accepted q position as
clerk in the treasurer's office. He
is the second clerk employed in the
Office and the extra fall work de-
mands more help to get it done.
Rev. John q. Cooke. the newly
appointed pastor Of the Methodist
church arrived Saturday evening
and occupied the pulpit for Sun
day services. His congregation
greeted him heartily, and are
thankful to have their leader
again settled and at his work.
The Northern Pacific is still at
work extending their new line of
road along the west bank of the
Missouri river. By the time this
issue Of the Leader is in the hands
of its many readers the rails will
be laid into Fl. CLARK and the con.
struction train will be unloading
material for the remaining portion
of the road at this station. So
far as can be ascertained the CON-
pany expects to lay the rails as far
as Deapolis this fall and put in
side taacks and wye so that trains
can be run that far during the
winter. The grade has been in
jured by wind and water between
this point and Stanton so that it
will I've doubtful if repairs can be
made at this season of the year.
Trains are running now as far
as the rails are placed and pas
senger and freight traffic is car
ried on from both Sanger and
Hensler which is a great coveni-
ence to the citizens of these towns.
The dance given last Friday
evening after the concert was en-
joyed by many. The orchestra
was especially good and the dance
lasted until one. Dancing is a
harmless amusement and many
pleasant evenings will be spent in
that way during the winter months.
The Congregational Sunday
school gave a very we'll rendered
Lincoln Pledge program last
Sunday evening which was greatly
enjoyed by the congregation. A
goodly number Of signers TO the
Lincoln Temperance Pledge was
one of the results acquired.
II am pleased to recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
the best thing L know OF and
safest remedy for coughs, colds
and bronical trouble" writes Mrs.
L. B. Arnold of Denver, Colo.
1--WE have used it repeatedly and
it has never failed to give relief"
For sale by all dealers.
The coal man has been busy this
week supplying those who did not
in their winter store early.
The Bitumina coal is being used
by almost everyone around here.
Edw. Kugler. the manager of the
mine, fills all orders at once. IF
YOU have not tried the Bitumina
coal, get some and you will never
be without it again.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1911-11-17

Miss Ella Daniels returned Sat.
urday from a pleasant visit with
her parents in Brainard.
Miss Elsie Heck left yesterday
for her home in Wisconsin where
she will visit several weeks.
The Ladies Aid of the M. E.
church will meet with Mrs. South
ey Wednesday afternoon Nov. %.
MORE CHEAP MONEY =
Lano loans. See Frank E. Funk,
First National bank of Washburn,
North Dakota.
Cheap money for land loans al
ways on hand. Make your own
rate-no red tape. F. E Funk
First NATL Bank, Washburn. N. D.
Those who we're unfortunately
late in getting their houses pre-
pared for winter have put the fin
ishing on this week. Some houses
look like eskimos lived in them.
There have been many fortunate
hunters around here since the
deer season opened. The Mann
party have secured three. The
light snow came just in time for
them.
The young folks viii make a
large skating rink on the old Mer-
chants hotel lots. They are very
enthusiastic over their rink and
will begin the work on it as 500
as possible.
For pains in the side or chest
a piece of flannel with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bind
it Oh over the seat of pain. There
is nothing better. For sale by
all dealers.
Aug. Fl. Wahl left last Saturday
for Minneapolis where he will re-
main about twenty days. This is
part of the annual vacation the
government allows him from his
postofice duties.
The Missouri river closed Sat-
urday morning, one day later than
last year. On Sunday. visitors
from Oliver county walked over
the ice to Washburn and on Mon
day teams crossed the river.
The Washburn Concert Band
will give another pleasing enter.
tainment on Thursday, November
%. There will be an entire change
of program which promises to be
better than the one given last
week.
Miss Emma Klein, who has
been ailing for sometime. is very
low and there is>very little hopes
of her recovery. Her many friends
will regret to hear of her condition
and hope that she may be able to
regain her health.
N. A. Nelson was in from his
farm on Wednesday and reports
that he did not get his fax thresh-
ed and will now have to wait un-
til next spring. A number of
farmers are unfortunate in the
fax ripening so late.
D. D. Sullivan. Optical Special
list, Of Fargo, will visit Washburn
professionally, Monday Nov. Goth
All persons having defective eye
or who need their glasses
or renewed should call
and see him. Office at hotel.
Rev. D. d. Mitchell will speak
Sunday evening from the text "No
man Cared for my Soul. Refer
will be made to the mono
of "The Printer of Udels''
as given by Edward Kemp a few
ago and all who listened
to him or have read that work will
be interested in this discourse.
Revival meetings have been con.
at the Methodist church
the week. Miss Banning
has shown herself an earnest
worker thoroughly &C.