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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16
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Our hand master Is u busy man
having arranged dates as far 40,
two weeks ahead. Inst night was
regular = practice night at Ryder
tonight IL the Grand Concert at
Wash burn, Saturday night regular
pracfics ats Bismarck, Tuesday
back " ash hbnrn for rehearsal,
iVVs sdnesday he plays for . big
danps Il Ryder and banquet,
Thasllay y iinI Unde derwood, Friday
tls oIening g the sonios temple
apd III dance and banq net, Sun.'
da5 healssl Il Bismarck, lon
~ big dancs and coniosrt 6 sssels,y
'Tus s acls tp Bismarck 10
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slrilaofy q y cons WI INIT on tl5e.
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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16
Mercer County 10
Have Two Roads
New Line To Branch 0ut At Stal-
ton From the Missouri River
Road

Stanton, n. d.. Feb. l2.-H. j.
Tavis of Mandau, the right-of-way
man for the Northern Pacific rail
road company arrived in Stanton
today from the west end of Mercer
county where he has been engaged
for the past week in buying a
right-of-way along Knife River,
Spring Creek and Goodman Creek.
1t is understood that he has exper-
fenced no difficulty in dealing with
the various farmers through whose
land the proposed line runs. and
he is now working from the vicin-
i:y of Stanton. This line will
branch out at Stanton from the
Missouri River road. running
northwest to the old townsite of
Mercer thence along the Knife
River to its junction with Spring
Greek, following the latter until
Goodman Greek is reached when
it goes along Goodman Flat until
it reaches Dunn county. This re-
cent activity, together with the
care shown in keeping the road
open from Mandan to Fort Clark,
at a time when it would have been
natural to abandon train service
until spring, has revived all of the
railroad rumblings which have
traversed this county, in the last
twenty years, and not only does
the dream of the pioneer approach
realization. but everything points
to two roads through Mercer coun-
ty as there are no Indications that
the proposed route along the Mis-
souri, River has been abandoned
even for the time being. With
two roads. or even one through
Mercer county, the long delayed
development will proceed rapidly
us people become acquainted with
their resources. and find that her
farming land is the best in the
United States: that she has clay
beds Of excellent quality. and
an abundant supply of Ignite
coal of high grade.
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Wiprud Correspondence

Gullick Jaastad did business in
Turtle Lake Thursday.
John Stevens made a drive to
Turtle Lake Thursday.
Mrs. Bert Darling went to Tur-
tie Lake Thursday to attend teach
er's examinations
Aug. Anderson went to Nc.
Clusky on business the latter part
of the. week.
Dayy Palm burg returned to Tur.
tie Lake Monday to resume his.
school duties after spending 4 few
days with his parents.
Gns Reinak king did basiness
here Tuesday
Eriok Olsen and son Ernest
hauled ont two loads of lumber %
build y new barn On 81 the newly.
pnrch chased farm 81, Gus5 Refine !.
XII 1
Dr; lillian Bodenstsd and
Miss Emily And dersons sof Bismarck
we're 81 Wilton Saturela ~ morntpg
. 11issnronte 70 fhs sJohn Eckl klunsl
home Nh. Eek klnnd il snfI Issiae
FROM 4 sewers cold Miss lknlle1.g
son witI. remain ats gthe Ecklund
home rs look aitsir ,tiae inYal
real estate ~ ~ consnpss
ma SatnrdA lersb 6Ss
Lowell ssssof l3isrnaliIo sold 100
Ac.e farm 4 sesst iilton { to D 4, Jolhms, rs
Keifers me- 1 sconS ili ID delsst tiior ssss s
Isajd I'M ~ Y ! yI,.3 fhe
deal .,rsle shotsl
II .sl,lop snsll aft
NJ, 'pavSs ISiil y II III Sd
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16
Farmers Should Be
Interested In This
Tie Dry Farming Congress to Be
Held IN Mandan WllBe Profit
able To All

/ to every farmer in this part of the
state to attend the annual meeting
Of the Dry Farming Congress Of
Morton county which will be held
at Mandan, N. D., on the 18th and
18th Of March. 1912 beginning on
the 18th at 10 O'clock a. m. It
will be your privilege to hear some
of the best speakers in the coun-
try. both English and German.
These men have spent their whole
lives in the study of better farm.
ing, not only in this country but
in foreign countries as we'll.
The interest that is taken in a
better method and system of farm
ing by men in all lines OF business
and in all walks Of life ought to
appeal to us and we ought to be
willing and glad Of the opportuni-
ty Of attending just such meetings
as this when so much can be learn
ed about better farming methods.
I especially urge all business men
and merchants to attend this con-
gress. We must cooperate with
the farmers for their success means
our success. Let us show them
by our action that we. are interest
led, in their welfare: ~ : .s4 !
Better farming not only means
a larger income and greater reward
for our labor but it also increases
the value of our farms and conyin-
ces the people in the east that we
have the best land in the world
with proper and scientific cultiva-
ton of the soil.
Willie attending the Tri-State
Grain Growers Convention at
Fargo where more than 5000 farm
ers were in attendance. l heard
many farmers say that many Of
the Joints brought ont at that con-
vention was worth hundreds Of
dollars to them. This is jnst the
kind Of q meeting We are going to
have at Mandan a,
1t is sincerely hoped that as
many farmers as possible will
bring their wives. sons and daugh-
ters for such meetings as this will
be very interesting as we'll as in
strnctive to them. In addition to
this the Commercial Club of Man.
dan will provide splendid enter
tainments both evenings for the
visitors We know from past ex-
periences that when Mandan gets.
up an entertainment for its guests
it is second to none in any city in
America.
j. I. Nelson.
President Morton County Dry
Farming County.
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.ly acquired hostelry. moving to
Iowa in the spring. Mr..
Kiefer, who is one Of the largest
property holders in the town 10
particularly pleased with his pnr.
chase 40 he is 4 firm believer in
North Dakota and its fntnre.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16
Were Too Slow

The Wilton basket ball team
was given warm welcome when
they arrived in town last Tuesday
morning but that evening they
were given walloping by the
Athletic boys to the tune Of 80 to
8. The score alone will tell in
what class the Wilton bunch be-
long when matched against the
local team. The good team work
Of our boys was the only thing to
keep up the interest of the mob
that had arrived to see 4 good
tuss!c. The visitors will have to
spend the balance Of the winter
practicing and then our third
team may play with them. Those
from Wilton who played were:
Messrs Erickson, Morgan, Nelson,
McGire and Hannewell. The
Washbnrn team was composed Of
Archie 'Nygaard, Art Yanken,
Walter Peterson, Prof. Fitzgerald
and Henry Wahl.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16
Woman Is | 5 Super
visor Of Harbors
Mrs. Paterson Was Appointed to the
Position. " Governor Marshall
NJ ~ Of Indiana

- -.'
y Of Indiana
That women are as eminently
qualified as men to direct public
affairs and act as the heads Of
various state departments is daily
being demonstrated by the large
number who have been appointed
to public Office in several states of
the union during the last few
years.
Judge Ben B, Lindsey Of Den
yer says that women are rapidly
filling places Of responsibility and
trust in Colorado where there are
a number in both houses of the
state Legislative assembly and who
are annually elected to school SUI
perintendencies, both county and
city, and to boards of state penal
and charitable institutions. Per-
haps the greatest illustration of
woman's progress in the sphere Of
public usefulness is the buom
given Mrs. Sarah Platt Decker Of
D Denver, former president of the
General Federation of Women 8
Clubs, for United States senator
from Colorado to fill the vacancy
ereatedsby the death of the late
Charles j. Hughes year ago.
s The advanced step.of women in
the administration ofspublic office
as servants Of the. people is no
longer confined to the west where
the suffrage movement has had its
greatest impetus, but in many of
the states east,of the Mississippi!
women are coming to the front as
capable supervisors of the public
trust. Since the incoming Of the
present democratic administration
in Indiana. three years ago. q
woman's work has been somewhat
noticeable in the conservation
movement which was brought
about through the appointment of
Mrs. Virginia Sharpe Paterson Of
Kokomo by Governor MARSHALL to
direct the supervision Of the rivers
bid harbors
Mrs. Paterson is !. woman who
has long been in the public eye in
the central west as a naturalist,
lecturer. author and playwright.
She is we'll known as the author Of
Biddy Among the Yankees :
sDickey Downey'' and other
stories and number Of successful
plays, and has been .idsnti tifsd Witlis
many lines Of public endeavor for
many years. As the daughter Of
the late Senator Sharpe Of Mary
land, a prominent democrat Of the:
early days. her political SYM
pathies have always been with
that national party and her present
appointment BY Governor Mar
shall, the FIRST mocratic governor.
OF Indiana in sixteen years. was
only natural as she is one Of the
most eminent women IN the
q Hoosier state,
During her term Of Office ID the
iast three years. Mrs tteTsonS
has done much to- awaken d keen
interest IN the nservation of the
water resources 81 Indiana Her
sadsDs 81 sof deep ening and NIP
rapping the state waterways, Tho
lproyements &c municipal water
sonts'snd TINS adj ling e the aro.' ssi
81 spjsrty yaiue, has attracted suoh5
favorable attention 70 her work
thats sbe was recently called g,
sew York sto tell about vhat i il
Lire FOR aco omplis shment in the
sconntry II chat - Lake
Chant anqna, N. last summer sbe.
I} Essyesa sail " account 81 :her work III the'
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16

Mrs: 9. ". Poo is expect back
this morning from q trip to hsr
former home in Sioux Falls, 8. D.,
whore she went 70 attend the fun-
eral Of her father who died q
pneumonia on the third of Febru-
arg The trip was . sad one as j.
had just bsen q year, since she was
called homo to attend the funeral
|of i brother. Mr.. Indssth has
always been . band and oIchestsa
leader. and while ont on one q his
tlips IS Csnton VA taken sudden
~ III and. betors the real danger
|of his Sickness was known III
psssed N Gsllahan
~ unsb to IS boms. MI -:
enoa In,iseth II exps scted @ fstnrn
Vt ~, siistsr M vii yisit -
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16
Inspectors Named
For The Primaries
ID Mast Precincts the Chairman d
the Board Of Supervisors Was
Appointed

met in special session. hy order of
County Auditor. Members present:
D. g. Wright and Commissioner
Lonis Bergquist
On motion the Bond Of the
Northwestern State Bank of Cole
harbor as additional Bond for
Depository of county funds was
approved.
On motion the Bond of the Nc
Lean County Abstract and Title
Company, as official abstractors
was approved.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid.
Institute Feeble Minded.
care bf Mary Swanson Is 90
F E Palmer, depty. supt.
two days examination. s 90
State pf North Dakota.
care insane patients:... 7O9 "a
On motion Phillip. Nelson was
aliowedIsl5. 90 per month for three
months|as temporary relief.
On motion following bill was al
lowed aid ordered paid:
D. G. Wright, per diem
! and mileage ]. :. .:..:.... 5 90
t,nsmbtion the Board adjourned.
ID. G. Wright. Chairman.
Attest:t
N z. Thompson.
County Auditor.
Washburn. Feb. 5th., 1912.
Boarttof County Commissioners
met patsuant to adjournment:
MembeH present: p 9 Wright,
.Ghairm1h aud Commissioner
Louis Bergquist: F LIZ sMackey,
being absent.
On motion the voting place in
Voting Precinct No. ;}6 was chang
ed fro,u the school house in Sec
ton % Of 1850 to Phillip
Wanner's house in Section l5-l45-
79.
Upon motion :. new voting
precinct was ablished. compris-
ing Twp. lab. Range 81. with
voting place in school house on
Section % of said Twp, and range.
On motion Board adjourned to
meet Tuesday, Feb. 9th at 8 a. m.
Feb. 9th 1912 9 a. m.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
nent. Members present: D. G
Wright. Chairman, and Commis-
sioner Louis Bergqujst.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid.
III L Whitlock. janitor. IS 90
Hilma Anderson, clerk Go.
Treas. Office. 60 GO
A Nygaard. CLERK treas
II office 80 90.
4 2 Thompson, postage. 4 ~
HS Westmiller, dep aud s. 80
AL Peterson. clerk aud
Office !. I. !. 90 90 K
j II Nelson, exp Il for Jan. 49 65
G E Paul, dpty treasurer 50 33
FL O Simon, sheriff fees
postage and Telephone
tolls !. q. !. 81 40
Washbnrn Leader. pub
proceed dspure food list ! 81 Z 1
Underwood journal, pub
proceed pure food list
teach exam y s'3 \ ~ =
Wilton News, pub proceed
pnre focd Int teach
u exam 4. {. /. !. &. Z. IS
j i Brskk kaz,, clerk hire y OO1
Nellie Gsarhart, clsrk ree q
81 deeds B. % OOi 2
Henrietta Hara clerk 60 Oo1 9 q
Ss B 4 i. !. ss.s If ~
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1912-02-16

Ft. Wayne canal, the projected
waterway which will eventually
connect the lakes and make q
shorter route between Chicago and
the Atlantic coast. While future
elections may bring about a change
Of political complexion in Indiana
so that Mrs. Paterson may not be
active at the completion of this
great undertaking, yet it will be
interesting to remember in years
to come that a woman's influence
was used in urging g proposition
of such magnitude that will
virtually make a seaport Of Chicago
and connect the gigantic body of
Lake Michigan with the Maumee
river at Ft. Wayne, which in turn
empires into Lake Erie, thus max
ing direct water passage between
these great lakes and cutting off
superfluous water travel and
shipping.
Mrs. Paterson is an earnest
worker in the conservation move.
ment and her latest literary effort,
"The Lady Of the Green Scarf
is a work enbodying the principles
of conservation advocated by its
author while she was at the head
Of the Indiana state forestry CON-
mittee.
Malcolm Correspondence
Miss Lucy Lynch feft for Turtle
Lake Saturday where she intends
to stay for a while.
A surprise party was given on
Messrs Hagbergs Tuesday even
ing. A very large crowd was pres.ss
ent and the evening was spent in
dancing Everybody present re-
ported a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reuter- and Miss
Johnstone took the train to Max
on Saturday to attend a dance.
They returned on Monday.
Norwegian services were held in.
the school house Sunday forenoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rendahl and
Miss A. Holmquist visited at the
home of John Holmquist on Sun,
day
The A. S. of Il. held their usual
meeting in the school house on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. Bert Laurane visited with
Holmquists on Thursday after
noon
John Holmquist left for Bis
marck on Monday to consult doc
tors:
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j l. Brekken. post office
box rent and telephone. 4 20
Fred Pfister, coal for Jan. 100 3G
A Schulz & Sons, mdse. a
Adolph Wacker. recording
satisfactions- -rebinding
book and postage. ..... Is 30
Geo D Barnard. misc'l sup 90 Sc
p E Shulstad, drugs and
Medicine for poor. go. 5 90
Geo Fl Coffin, care patient s 90
Times Herald Pub Co., as.
SCISSORS supplies ~. 224 70
II q Simon. fees in cases
Of state. 275 Is
I'll G Hanson. telephone
and postage. 2 s.
II O Simon. janitor, $50. 62 90
FL q Simon, board pris. "a Is
G A Brummond, drayage Is
B 81 Peterson, hauling
ashes > 90
North Star Lbr Co.. lbr for
bridge % 70
Stein Hospital, care Sophia
Colby ................ IL 90
Thos Grothe. work on Jail s 40
On motion the statement of fees
collected by Co. auditor of $13.75
was approved.
On motion the Board adjourned
to meet at 2 p. m.
Afternoon Session
Present DC Wright Chairman
and Commissioner Louis Berg
quist.
On motion the following bills
were allowed and ordered paid.
J N Buscher. flour poor. 3 30
Wm Benu. work court
house. It w
Mf ndan Nero. Co.. lbr. for
bridge %. $50. 70 60
Geo D Berbard, Office table 30 90
Knut knutson, work court
house. 3 90
Geo Byers. coal Mrs Smith Is IL
j L Brekken. mileage. .... IS 20
G Olgeirson. clerk hire. 4 60
VIM Blake. expenses care
Joe Smiths children. 9 30
John Lebedof'. sugar and
flonr--poor. r............ 3 60
Paul Herringt.r. coal for
)OOT 800. ID w
Il NJ Martinson, road su.
pervisor. :. 46 co
Herman Rreidmire. clean
ing cess pool 49,. q 90
Bismarck Tribune Co, re-
binding records. 3 %
s 4 Falconer, services adm
estate Fred Byers .,:...;.s l3 40
J e Nelson. telephone aud
misc'l expenses 16 SO
Gottleb D Klein. interpre-.
SOI.. ss. s'...... q w
On motion the bill Of j r Lehn
for oats sold to Bernard DaVrjes
not allowed.
On motion bill Of a s Nichol-
son for investigating small pox
sases was laid over.
On motion bill Of VIM Rost Of
$3.50 for care Of Nels Edlund
was not allowed.
On motion the bill Of Emil
Anderson for cash item on pro.
hibitlon law was allowed. Amount
being 5000.
On motion the Board adjourned
10 meet Tuesday Feb. U 1912. at|
2 o'clock q. M.
Feb. z 1912, 8 q. in.
Board mst pursuant 70 adjourn
Inent: Members present: D 81
Wright, Chairman, and Commis-
,ioner Louis Bergq mist.
On motion the following bills
we're allowed
Emil Anderson, Wit. csrt.
express and mis- q 4. so 10
I'D Md Gull och, asst states
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