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FLUSHING

Miss Ruth Hardesty las returned TO
het nome IN st CiairsyIlIe after visit
IN TelGt YES here.
dorsey. Moody. of Cable. was the suest
ot FRIENDS here the IOre yarI OF me
Mss Mae Geller. OF ST. Ciairsyille Il.
N'sitlng her brother. A. J. Geller, here.
MFe +. NJ. cowen and Mrs. John n
iiVWe.I the Momen's Foreign
Missionary convention IN Bellaire Thurs
Day 4 Friday.
Miss Aca Bethel is visiting her sis
Ter Mrs. Newton. II Cleveland.
Rev. VI. ". Davis was called 10 his
nome "a Lancaster " ednesday bV IN.
sudden eeath OF his sister.
MisS Se trgue cJw-n IS attending fbs
cJulHienct.Lent exercises OF WESLEYAN
.yIleey az delaware. Ohio. She viii
Visit Trends . Beliaire and Ca.nbr ugr
peigTc returning home.
Mf hni Mrs. James B"ittenbendc- have
returned o. tne.- home in Mnc.Iinr
after visiting relatives here.
MI and Mrs. L. :. Bethel hava re-
w 81 from q visit with friends N 81.
ms In an kreutzer. OF East Itver-
700. IS the guest OF friends in THIS VI
user! r Robson. OF
wa " business V sitor here Tuesday.
Aii~S Helen Lindsey has returncd 20
ne i''.r "a Nnnn'rEton, w. Va. afl.r
VS. Vas Trends mere.
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BARNESVILLE

GAINESVILLE. o.. June e-Nr
ana AIRS rarlcs Red. ~ Lincoln
avenue ert'-t7'r"d NoaGa. evening
WIZ a frrtr-fvo party. Ahnu, 40
quests wcr" present and an cnjoyabl.
time w. - -'sd.
Hiss MARY frov' and s',ss r.-,s,
''chd. Of iair,i.v. r.r. scrf os dol..
eA'es G" d." missionary contention n,
h'iIhir" this wc"t. The win also
VISIT Miss tros's brother Herman
f1ost. 81 Whce.inr. :or 10 few davs
Mr.. and Mrs. ". :. Edgar ana ,fiss
Florence Douglas spent Thur.da- win
Mrs Martha Freeman. OF Belmont
tn. remains 81 Mrs. .Joso, ti,u,r
- Wheeling. were brought her. ,r,,
morting u buried in tho So.th,-,
cemetery. Mrs. Miller wnq foru.rty
NIisF Ella BOYD and lived here Tor n
number OF years.
T. MART. ~ North Che.,Du, .,,o,,
wa7 a business visitor IN Belmont ana
bethesda T%hurvday.
The death OF Mrs Verona Gala
E"T VIE ~ q a. Gallagher of t1if--
burEh. occurred Wednesday o., ,bo
nom" 0f h"r flstcr Mrs Frank carr
vt NORTH Lincoln avenue. following
" .t"'A't'N+ aEa. frtlI WA Il
dnNFhter o. tho late Mr. ana Mr.
J"hn Hyfe. and has always lived bere
until hor marriage. she is survived
"y her husband and young aor ma
two sisters Mrs Cnrr. hero. and ur.
John Hchuphnch. - P~ittsburgh. vi,
have tho deepest sympathy Of many
irierds Funeral services will he held
thursday evening ~ r O'Clock. COM
duc'"d by Row Mr.. Dunahey. OF the
Prc-bytsrinn church. Private burial
fr-ca IN -Greenrnount ccmofery
Mrs Booth. % me Iinin street y, y
church. was sent ms n dclcFote from
here % tho Foreign Missionary ao-
cietv session ~ Reiiairo this vo.k
" Ward ana e. r. Rarrack. trnrei-
ing for Harper e. Uaker Bros p
z~fDesville. called On the trade here
this week.
Mrs. p p. White. ~ Fa- Wal,
street IL visiting her parents In XII
tanning. ~. this week.
Mites Jusnita Trssk. who hss been
making her home with Mr.. ana Ma
John Colpitts. here. left his week 70
Join hor mother IN Zanssvma she
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WARWICK

W and Nts samuel pidnv have 70.
turned 10 their home n Rridgepor,
"itrr NS-tiug relatives here.
trrnn Ter. ell ~ Heilaire. e,c,t fha
River here iN'
Nifs Florcrc" wilkinson has e-terAd
t'e Glendale hospital ~
wiNro elc ~ take q course in rursiug
t'hn i"ItS fhc row n q n ayenf
hn' moved h.4 family into the Ie-fsr
property here
Mise Mar Henderson ms returned o,
~ h"ir" 'n Irfreaviilc after visiting
rfiff ves here
ZONE 2 tod fhe ffnhie % ~ ~
A'it ~Htday d. -ht mad stole 20 vourg
chicken. 40 frn~e 90 e., y'tHt
Teen found ""'
Rom. West has returned 10 his bom.
here. "' parents
Mr. Peari Matthew. =. visiting b.-
bfltrer. Eruce Jackson
NiTF Helen Hafhhura % Malta.
cry. is v'ritns relatives ives, ~ mis-
Mr anf Nfa John rietds yt.t,us
I-icnda in belmont the fore part ~ ire
Mauds warnock has returned N ,.-
t.l4e here after visit NJ friends I'M
W'-s Louise charrork ~, co-,.,.
To- y v|isitInz rriatites Boz tbi,
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LIVE NEWS OF BELMONT COUNTY

mas many friends here who were
sorry TO have her so.
The Daughters OF Rebecca vtII ho,d
memorial services Sunday Afternoon.
Juno sth. and will decorate thu uay.-
OF deceased sisters.
Mrs. h l. Cunard entertained q s,~
relatives and friends a. dinner wed
nesday. In honor OF Miss McKinpev.
who 10 visiting here.
Ralph Gorsuch, Of the Kearn,.oo,
such glass factory here. will spend
Sunday at his homo In GAINESVILLE.
Edith shry. OF Cambridge, 4. spend.
ing a few days with friends here
Miss shry formerly lived here. ana 4,
always farmly greeted by her man,
friends. -
Mr.. n Mrs. Allen Adam, and
bright little son. Allen. Jr. have been
endin a few days with Mrs. Frank
Adams. OF Walnut street.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. L. Casey. OF Cam.
bridge. have returned home from a
short visit with Mrs. Casey's parents
Air. and Mrs. Thomas Rogers. of
North Chestnut street.
ST Clair Hasbrock. OF the state Uni
versity. Columbus, Is here for a visat
with MS parents. DIR. m Mira. +. l.
HGsbrock.
Mrs :. S. Harrison, OF East Main
street who has been seriously sick.
Is improving slowly.
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UNIONTOWN

Miss Ethel Caldwell Of Bannock.
was the guest OF friends here last sat
urday.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Guy Hartley have re-
turned 20 their home IN MorEantown
after an extended visit with relatives
here.
Mrs. Ralph Randolph has returned
- her home here after visiting rel
atives in -. C1nirsr iis.
Miss sophia Johnson. 81 Barnesvillc.
i the guost OF friends IN this vi
Cinity
Mrs Howard Davis and children
have returned 10 their home IN Hol-
lo'Tay after visiting friends here.
Mrr John Naho. who has bccn rom
nned 90 her home with an Illness. II
considerably improved.
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KINSMAN

Els McMuicn. II HarrlSviIIc. spent
the FORE part Il tie week with relatives
.rrr.
Walter McGrcw and Harper Fulton. OF
Elaine. spent sunday with trc.r parents
here.
Emmett Patterson ras returned TO his
hon" IN Ncffs, after visiting relatives
here.
Miss Amelia S~cr0rg!r~. OF Pealisvule.
- ~" Ruest - f-'culs "a this vicinity.
David coleman. or ST Cl4irsVille. Wis
ite relatives here tie for. part Of the
week.
WDlism BsRss has returned 90 her
home Ia F~airPoiHt after visit mr. friends
here. .
Henry G. NILS, Of 81 Ciai-svillc. We
t'' Monday looking after business In
f@erestS.
Misses Lorain ana Adda Ap1legarth
nave ~rs'urned 20 Their home Ia Maynard
after visiting relatives mere.
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WEST LIBERTY

NNANNA
EuFan. the little one-v wear old darrh.
ter ~ Dr and Mrs - Allen. of wes'
liberty was injured Friday While
PLAYING on tho second landing OF tho
stairway. the child pushed aside ono
n tho posts IN the ~haiustrade and Zen
through Co the first floor The doctor
was away ~ the Elmo and was hur-
richly called Although no bones wers
broken. 70 f. feared the chud .. hurf
internally. ~ 7he has boon splitting
blood II o. hoped she Will recover
The commencement season is nj
most here and friends and
are arriving for tho occasion. The
annual sermon by Rev. ". p. Pierce
of cameron. SUNDAY. June s. a. 3.3O
p m Address before v " and y
" e. A a. p m The entertain
ment At the Presbyterian church ON
Friday evening was we'll attended
Mr. and Mrs W T. DUNLAP Of
wheeling. we're here on Thursday 10
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MORRISTOWN

Nr auto became 4nngeabis on Pas,
' tiT"ft Frdne4dar and ran into the
80. Urrrn rrufd~nfr Tie m.rbfra
damaged hut the p-asssnCer. Ne,
Ia knoxville Durftes ~
I'f o. = J.. King and wife are vHs
.~IefrInrd reIItlves to-day
ltrr flrenn made a business trim
~ 81 Cialrsvilie to-day 'NP
Miss Mary Gardner ~ BE-, o,t,. ia
the pact few days. u"
judge Eat~n made a busfness fr,n "a
iafrrfy today. "b 70
on business yesterday
o. + Acton went 10 p7y.bt,.
dap IN HIS new auto. ''
Prof Campbell ~ Fafrvfsw 90, 49,.
yeHtrrdey calling on frienda
mlfH Fnuty words va VISITING refa-
ives near tumhrifgo yesterday
John sheponrd shipped a Load % .t..s
% the ~fTttahufFh market Z S"
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PLEASANT VALLEY

Wiison Merrer. ~ noston. IND. - vi.
Ting ftr brother. = g. Nsrrer 49,
relatives 90 tH~ vicinity '
IIe Social given hv The msmb.r. ~
ii.i team was quite q success
flr fIr team. l
Mra Emma Hrown hss rsturpe1 o. ,.-
south ~ town. 'i'n'H
Mis MORO Curtis. ~ Heiiairs. Il. ~.
tt0teft NHi~. NJ LANSING. uas ~ fhts
place Tursfnv. looking nrfsr bv.t,.
ffrenfr I"-
~ ,orraf Nas resigned his posItten 81.
n'ef inf VIC frrsrcrf mine ~ tha
IN. nIr coal nrd T0rk fa~lr,,v
OIL in fne farming huaf~esa y"
y Nrrrrr owns one OF fro hr.s -ut
f~f0dn.'nE rowr IN th- sfftr TIE anfw.f
IT, " three year Ola Thoroughbred Jersey
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WHEELING VALLEY

Misses Nora Coleman ana Nor. Ora
ham VISITED friends IN Maynard satur-
Day evening
CD Butler. ~ Wash.nfR1n. "a was
IN THIS vicinity Tuesday on business
- IT. McAu Ste called on friends in
Horton Friday.
Misses Josie and Efn Moore hive
~ tlnirsVi1Ie.
Miss Haxel Robinson. ~ narussvfIa
llflf'rg r"l1fffce .u THE v~'rfnfft
Mifs Ella KUN attended the com
msnt exercises fn 81 CIaf-svtf.
last 1huradry night.
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ST. clairsvnIe Briefs.

clerk or the Probate Cour Rer-
hopkins was n business visitor ~
Wheeling yesterday.
Miss Bessie SidweIl. principal OF
me Apple Creek High school. is home
Tor the summer vacation.
John Clark has left for W.no1,
Lake Ind, where he will spend the
summer.
Miss Ellie Kinder. after graduating
from the local high school. has re,rrn
eu 10 her home f. Scenery Hill. Pa.
Dr and Mrs H. y GiTcn have r..
turned from IA visi; with friends in
Columbus.
lawrence Patton has returned ~
ms mono IN Holloway after attendIr
high sChoo! htrr.
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Of Valley Grove

fon. of Valley Grove
Mrs AIKEN is the guest o. her broth,
81. Ur T. J. Allen
Yrs VI e. Hartley and Mrs Everett
"oN we're Wheeling visitors Thurs
dIy.
To- entertainment given BY tho
ChiIdrou of Oh" training class 81 he
Normal ON Tucsda, evening vas
success. The numbers we're well rem
dcrcd and enouch praise cannot he
given The training teacher for the
6Oud work doua
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ST. GAINESVILLE
Pop Shipman Indicted.

Pop" Shipmap. we'll known Mar.
tins Ferry man. who is considered ono
OF the best cracksmen in the country
and who. It IS thought. was implicated
In the p~ostofnce robbery here last
year. was indicted by the federal
grand jury at Columbus last Tuesday
The Indictment charges that he rob-
bed the postofice OF a small village
near S~alineville. o.. and when the
case is brought TO trial evidence may
be introduced TO show that he robbed
the local ONCE.
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attend the funeral 81 Mr. Wilson
Miss Mary Neshitt. 81 Moundsvilie.
is the guest ~ her mother. Mrs. Nos
BIT. ~ the Normal
VT and Mrs John Mitchell and 49,.
Tie daughter. ~ W1rwood. are visit.
iug a. the savers home
Mrs J g. Waddcl spent "wednesday
with her daughter Mrs Ralph Morri-
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superintendent Employed.

W. A. Zaugg. recently superintend-
ent OF the schools OF Bloomington.
Ind. has been employed as super:n.
tendent OF the local schools. For sew.
eral years past Mr.. Zauwgg has been
one OF the leading educators OF his
state. and comes highly recommended
The matter OF selecting a principal
for the high school was deferred IN.
I'll a later meeting.
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6oxwell Pup!ia

The following applicants passed
the Boxwell examinations held re.
Gently in Barnesvilie: Nary ALBANIAN.
Reba Bethel. Zedna Lee. Mary e.
Bundy. Puma Craig. Ruth Grifiths.
Mildred Hoge, Mae B.. Heskett Nellio
NJ. Knox. Marian Z. McComas, Cattle
l.. Major. Mary e. Mellott, Evelyn
Pickering, Lodalee Pollock, Rub
buchanan. Ethel NJ. Smith, Mary
turner Mildred Taylor. Lottie II.
workman. Alfred Bailly. John T.
Crawford. Brice Coraway, Dewey N.
Davis. William J. Day, Russell Fow.
Ter. Abner Gregg. Earl Gosseut, cir.
ford Galloway. Louis Honner. Raw.
mond Hines. John l.. Kennedy, Her.
bert w. Lindsey. Eldred Lodge, Oscar
Lucas, Wilmot Murphy, Harold Muir.
ply. Chester Palmer. l.. II. Patrick.
Albert G. Ralston. Edgar B. Steele.
Floyd Turner, Leslie Todd. Four an.
plications have not yet been decided
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and gives four gallons OF milk each day.
Wfl"u tests %.
Niles Edna Wilson mas returned 20 ser
friends here.
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Entertained.

Mrs. l. Tallman pleasantly enter.
tanned the members Of the Thimblo
Bee. at her home on North Main
street last evening. The evening was
spent In fancy work and refreshments
we're served at an appropriate hour
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
A Fox Tragedy.

~ e0X UFSVOoys
On one of the large estates in Hing
ham. England. few weeks ago a fox
was found to be destroying poultry.
The time of the raids and their bold
ness were proof enough that the fox
must be a female with young. Poison
ed meat was prepared for her. and at
once the raids ceased. A few days
later one of the workmen Of the estate
came upon the den of fox. at the
mouth Of which lay dead whole litter
Of young ones They had been poison
ed. The mother had not eaten the doc
tored food herself, but had carried 1t
home to her family. They must have
died in the burrow. for it was evident
from the signs that she had dragged
them out into the fresh air to revive
them and deposited them gently on the
sand by the hole. Then in her perplex-
ity she had brought various tidbits of
mouse and bird and rabbit and placed
at their noses to tempt them to wake
up out of their strange sleep and eat
as hungry children ought to eat. Who
knows how long she watched beside
the still forms and what her emotions
were? She must have left the neigh
borhood soon after. however. for no
one has seen her since about the es-
tate.-At!antic Monthly.
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
NOTICE OF REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE
FORECLOSURE SALE n

Notice is hereby given that that certain mort
gage, executed and delivered by Joseph F.
Saldin, single man. mortgagor. to William F
Rieckhon, ofOrangeCity lowa, mortgage, dat:
ed the 5th day of January. A. D., 1903. and hled
for record in the oticc of tho Register Of Deeds
Of the County Of Mclean and State Of North
Dakota, on tho first day Of February, 1872 q !e !e
of Mortgages, at page 472, will be foreclosed BY
q sale Of tho premises in such mOrtage, and
hereinafter described. at the front door Of the
Court House in Washburn, in the County OF
Mclean and State Of North Dakota, at the
hour OF 9 O'Clock p. NJ, on the llth day Of
November. A.. D., 1918, to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage on the date OF sale.
and which were sold to satisfy the ssme are
North Dakota, described as follows to. wit:
The Southwest Quarter (SW1 of Section Eigh-
teen l8), in Township One Hundred Forty.
seven (l47) North of Range Eighty-two (82)
West of the 5th p. NJ. containing 100 acres more
or less according to the Government survey
thereof Said mortgage has elected to declare
and does declare the principal and the whole
in accordance with the terms of said mortgage,
BY reason of default of the mortgagor falling
to pay interest notes each for $3.50. due re-
spectively on July 8, 1910, Jan. S, 1911, July $,
1911, 1872 July 1912, Jan. 1913 and July
5, 1918, and the interest note for $225.O0. There
will be due on such mortgage at the date Of
sale the sum of $22Oo .96 besides the costs, fees
and expenses of foreclosure and sale. :.
William F. Rieckhoff..
MOrtgsgee.
Attorney for Mortgage.
Harvey, N. d. 1890
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
A Plant. Drink.

> When we cut flowers we putethem
in water to keep them fresh. Like
human beings. they can exist for long
periods on water alone. as the liquid
forms considerable portion Of their
bulk. The drinking capabilities OF
plants vary a great deal. and at re-
cent scientific exhibition held at Sur
biton, England. some ingenious de-
vices were shown to register the diff
ferent actions of plant life. The ap-
paratus consists of twin glass tube
with coiled formation at the base.
The flower is placed through a cork
into the water in the upper end Of
the branch tube, and the lower end,
which is inserted in vessel filled
with water. is lifted out and replaced.
thus allowing an air bubble to enter
the tube AS the plant drinks the wa
ter the bubble is forced along the
coiled glass tube as fresh water enters
behind it. and the amount taken by
the flower is. of course. the quantity
behind the air globe. :
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
SALE z

Notice is hereby given that that certain
Podhola and P. D. Podhole, her. husband,
,nortgagors, to International Harvester Com
pany OF America, a corporation, mortgage,
dated the 18th day of April, 1911. and filed for
record in the office of the Register of Deeds of
the County of clean and State of North Da.
kota on the 18th day Of May. 1911, and recorded
in Book yS of Mortgages at Page los, will be
foreclosed by q sale Of the premises in such
mortgage and hereinafter described, at the
front door of the court house at Washburn, in
the County of Mclean and state of North Da.
kota, at the hour of one.thirty o'clock p. M.
on the 10th day of December, 1918, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on the
day of sale and legal attorneys fees and costs
of foreclosure.
The premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same are
described as follows The South one-half of
the Northwest quarter and Lots Three and
Four (sh NWA and L. 8 & ~ of Section numb
cred Five (5.) Township One Hundred Forty
nine l49) North of Range Eighty-two (S2)
West OF the Fifth principal meridian, in Nc
Lean County, North Dakota. There will be
due on such mortgage at the date of sale the
sum of One Thousand Two Hundred Ninety
nine Dollars and Eighty cents ($f299.8O.)
Dated October oath. 1918.
International Harvester Company
OF America, Mortgagee.
Miller Zuger
Attorneys for Mortgagee,
Bismarck, North Dakota. 1924
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FOR The. 4 CHILDREN lI|' Ii | ! /;
About Queer Birds.

One Of the most singular Of birds
is the chanting hawk. The sexes pair
for life. During incubation the male
turns musician and sings by day and
night. Each strain occupies about a
minute, when he pauses for a time,
then begins again. He is 30 absorbed
while singing that he may be ap-
preached, though at other times ex-
ceedingly shy.
Levaillant having killed male bird,
the female searched for him on all
sides, uttering piteous cries. In an
other case, having killed female, the
husband mounted to the tops Of the
trees and poured out mingled strain
of lamentation and defiance.
The crowned eagle of Brazil is said
to be the only bird that ventures to
dine on skunks. 1t devours the arma-
dillos, breaking their shells by carry
ing them high in the air and letting
them fall upon the earth.
When flying. the buffoon eagle has
the appearance of bird with the tail
cut of. Its name is given from its
habit Of tubing like buffoon in the
air. at
The condor has been known to soar
to an elevation almost six times great
er than that at which the clouds are
ordinarily suspended over our heads.
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
County Court.

State of North Dakotal County Court.
County OF Mountrail Sss.
In the Matter of the estate of Elizabeth j.
Willie Deceased.
w. H. Willie. Petitioner,)
James q: Willie, Thomas W. Notice of
4: Willie, ili Chester F: Willie, EstatelPri-
Willie, and all other persons in
terested in the estate of said de-
cendent. Respondents
Notice is Hereby Given, That in pursuance of
au order of licens, therefor duly issued to the
undersigned the administrator Of the estate of
Elizabeth j. Willie Deceased on the 9th day
II October 1913, will sell at private sale the
the County Of Mclean and State Of North ba.
kota, to.wlt:
The Southwest quarter of Section Twenty
nine. Township tine hundred forty-five North,
Of Range Eighty.two West of the 5th Principal
Meridian; That said sale will be made on or
after Monday the 24th day of November 1918,
and bids for said land will be received in writ.
ing at the office Of the Judge Of the County
court at The court house i9 The city Of Stanley
bids or offers for said land must be in writing.
and may be left at the place above designated
or delivered to the undersigned administrator
Of the estate personally, at any time prior to
the making OF said sale that said sale will be
made upon the following terms; the purchaser
to assume payment OF the mortgages OF record
against las the Land and Pay the Sala1es nee in cash
October 1918. lte'-t
VIII. Willie
Administrator of the Estate
1921 OF said Deceased.
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
.conundruu,s.

Vi
What is 1t that we often tell others
to. do and cannot do ourselves? Stop
minute. .G
What contains more feet in winter
than in summer? An ice skating rink.
Why is an egg like colt? Because
it isn't fit for use until it is broken.
What part Of a fish is like the end
Of d book: The 6n-is.
Why does puss pur? For an OBJ
vious purpose @ e,;. 4. He'll
When is 4 wall IKE ash3 When
3it Is scaled. ss
\ What is the difference between q
dollar bill and silver half dollar7
Fifty cents. you boob. " n, !
What is the best thing to do In .
hurry? Nothing s. '5 4, 3@ s.
what is put up jobl Wall paper.
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
Teachers Examination

Notice is hereby given that t
Teachers Examination will be
held at Washburn and Max the
second Thursday and Friday of
November, being November 18th
and 18th. Examination will be-
gin at eight O'Clock each morn
ing.
All persons teaching, or intend
ing to teach, that do not hold a
valid certificate for this state
must attend and take this ex-
animation.
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
What Did Il Hsstter.'

At the first meal on board the ocean
liner Smythe was beginning to feel
ike casting his bread upon the waters.
His friends had told him that when
he began to feel that way he. should
stun himself. He tackled outlet
arst, but 1t didn't taste right. He OBJ
served to the wntter. Waiter. the cut
let isn't very good"
The waiter looked al his Whitening
face then replied: "Yes, sir, but for
the length Of time you'll avs II. sir.
hit won't matter. sii y - Eippinaott'A
The Washburn leader., 1913-11-07
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE


Notice is hereby given that that certain mort.
gage made, executed and delivered by Leslie
W. Whitcomb and Lucy Whitcomb his wife,
moYtgagors, to Jourgen Olson and Fred Olson.
mortgages. dated April 10th, l9U9 and filed for
record in the office OF the Register Of Deeds in
and for Mclean county. North Dakota, April
29th, 1909 and recorded in Book B29 Of Mort
cages on page 359 thereof will be foreclosed by
a sale of the premises in such mortgage and
hereinafter described, at the front door Of the
court house, in the City Of Washhurn. Mel
vember A. D. 1918. at the hour of 9
o'clock n the afternoon of said
day, to satisfy the amount due upon said mort
gage at the date OF sale.
The premises described in such mortgage,
and which will be sold to satisfy the same, are
described as follows: The West Half tW:h) Of
W. West ''Ii Haii lwS5 Of tbs The Southeast
ship One Hundred and Fifty (l5O), Range
Eighty. five (85) in Mclean county, North Da-
kota.
There will be due on such mortgage at the
date OF sale the sum of Ninety-four aud O6-l00
Dollars ($94O6) together with costs Of sale and
attorneys fees.
Jourgen Olson and Fred Olson
MOrtgagees.
Palda, Aaker T. Greene,
Attorneys for said Mortgages,
MinOt, North Dakota. l5-D