The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1913-10-31
Banishes
Constipation

N0oStlpatl00
tested vigorously, but in vain.
One department store owner help
ed to frame the ruling and de-,
Tended it warmly.
The arrival of Mrs. Pank-
hurst, the leader of the militant
slffrag.sts, who have been MAX
ing life miserable for the British
has been we'll staged and. her lee
4ur s ought to draw tremendous
ly. The widespread announce
merit Of her arrival, the refusal
lot the immigrat on authorities
to admit her, the decision of
Commissioner Caminetti to refer
the matter to the president, her
declaration that she would starve
herself to death if she was de-
ported and die aboard the ship
that was taking her back and
the knowledge that she is cap
able of carrying out this threat,
and thus becoming a martyr to
the cause she represents, and the
final decision to admit her-all
this has been advertised in every
newspaper in the United States.
There will be as much curiosity
Ito see her as there was to see
Harry Thaw in Canada, and she
will have no trouble in sectnng3
an audience in any city in which
she may speak.
Mac of the Flasher Hustler,
says. You are mistaken when
you say you can't afford to take
your home paper. You can't in
vest the SINE amount of money
anywhere csc and benefit your
self as much as by paying for an
taking the local paper. A man.
called the other day and said:
"lon't miss sending me every
issue. / don't care ii darn if it
isn't as big as a daily or as much
reading as a magazine, what I
want is to keep track of the
ads. l save all the way from a
dollar to five. dollars a month jus
by reading the advertisements
and knowing when the merchants
are selling at bargain prices.
When I find bargains advertised.
1 take advantage Of them. That's
why I don't want to miss an.
tissue. :, And that man was talk
ing straight goods when he said
the above. Look this. issue over
and # you can't find a chance to-
save yourself the price Of a years
subscription, come in, and we
will make you a present of the
paper for a year. Don't be bash
full. If. you have a holler coming
let s hear it.
After inspection, by one of
its own reporters, The Globe-Ga-
;zette Of Wahpeton pronounced tn
% or farm of Richland county the
''b. st farm in the county This,
f rm produced about 1900 bush
els of wheat this year, 1000 besh-
els of oats, 1000 bushels. Of
speltz, $500 bushels Of corn, for
ty tons Of alfalfa hay, besides lot
Of potatoes, cabbages, carrots
and all other kinds Of garden
vegetables. It also has the prize,
herd Of Holste:n cattle in the
equity, thirteen head of work
horses, and before the cholera be-
g n it's. ravages, e had some.
eighty-five head of fine hogs.
But the cholera has reduced the,
number Of the latter kind of
animals to seventeen. Its herd
of Holstein cattle all took first
pr miums at the recent county
fair, and SO did the butter they
produced, and the ducks. There,
are seven mich cows in the herd
and these supply the big family
at the farm wish the best and
richest milk and: butter IN the
county besides bringing IN
handsome sum of money each
week from the surplus sold t 70
Irregular customers, and, the butter
from this farm never brings less
than 80 cents q pound.
TIE growth of III meriiaAala,ln