The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-11-22

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white heifer calf at my place that I'd
like to have its owner take away.-adv.
A. S. Brewer vas a business visitor
in Washburn Monday. Mr.. Brewer
owns a large farm northwest of town
and was successful in getting his grain
threshed before the early nov The
splendid fall weather makes him happy.
We believe in advertising and wish
to call your attention to an ad in this
issue that should interest many. When
you have read the Leader give it to a
friend who is not a regular reader of
our paper and you will be doing US a
favor.
Mrs. Yanken and daughter Mary re-
turned Tuesday from Bismarck
where the former spent a few days in
a hospital. Mrs. Yanken has been
very sick for sometime and her many
friends hope to see her make a rapid
recovery.
Rev. and Mrs. L. A. Breen and
family left Wednesday for their home
Eat Sims. Three of their sons have po-
sitions here and will remain during the
| winter. Mr.. and Mrs. Breen came
here ten years ago and have made
many friends who will regret to see
them leave.
On every page of the Leader will be
found items that will interest you. If
it j s not the reading matter look over
the ads. The merchants are trying to
tell you that they have the goods you
want and that you can look it owe be-
fore buying and not take only their
printed word for it.
j. L. Fritz was IN from his farm
Monday. He had just received a letter
from his Sister Lettie who has a posi-
ton in the court house at Ell Paso, Tex
as. She left here about a year ago for
Chicago and has travelled quite extern
siyely since then.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following by the county judge:
E. A. Lindsey and Carrie Dinkell, Cole
harbor; Edward Knoll, Colfax, WASH,
and Ellen Janke, Underwood; Frank
Friese and Josephine Alters, Max; and
Albert Mitz and Mary Standish, Under
wood and Ole Hjelle and Ella Myrah,
Mercer.
L. r. Stroh of Coleharbor was here
yesterday to see about taking out his
citizenship papers. He will in the flu
ture be one of the readers of the Lead
err. Mr.. Stroh has been a resident of
this state for a number of years but
neglected in getting out his citizenship
papers earlier.
Major G. w. GREGG of Garrison is one
of the jurymen during this term of
court. He was foreman of the jury in
the State VS.. Colvin case. The Major
is now holding down a claim but has
not been a resident of this state very
long. He has many interesting stories
to tell of his travels.
THE Cow Puncher," Hal Reid's
masterpiece, is q western play full of
human interests play. that appeals to
the better class of theatre goers as it
Is aplayin the line Of THE Virginian. Z
The Squaw Man. ..The Girl Of the
Golden West and other types Of high
class production. At the opera house
Thurs. Nov. 2s.-Adv
The Ladies' Aid Of the Norwegian
Lutheran church met Monday afternoon.
sc the home Of Mrs. q. "a. Breen much
"a her sul1priise and pleasure. II vas .
farewell gathering as Mrs. Breen left.
on Wednesday with her husband for
Sims whore Rev. Breen will have
charge Of church. The ladies' brought
delicious refreshment and q pleasant
afternoon was enjoyed. "a purse Ct ten len
Sdollan was given to the departing
pastor ands his wife.