The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-20

List your land with Klein's
Land Agency. They'll sell it
for you.-Adv.
c. w. Poe was checked in
Tuesday morning and is again on
duty as agent in the 500 depot.
The man who substituted for him
during his absence was given a
long vacation.
Will sell at public sale at my
place 4 miles southeast of Under
wood on Wednesday, Feb. %,
1914, "a head Of horses, all kinds
Of farm machinery and household
goods. Rasmus Nelson.-Adv.
William Peterson closed a
term Of school in the Fairview
school house fourteen miles from
here. The term was continued a
month 'onger than usual OF &C.
count Of the pleasant winter.
There is not enough snow for
sIeighing and still there is enough
so that it interferes with walk
ing when it is piled on the side
walk. A little shoveling in
places would be a big improve
intent.
The Christian Endeavor Society
asks all to attend the Hender-
shott intertainment at the Opera
House tonight believing that it
will be entertaining, pleasing and
socially profitable. Admission
only Is cents, children 15cents.
Gust Berg spent Wednesday in
town on business. He is busy
making arrangements to move
onto the E. H. Holtan farm about
the 10th Of next month. MI. Berg
bought this farm and is looking
forward to raising a big crop
this year.
Joe Mann and DR.. C. G.. Forbes
went to Minot Monday to attend
the big democratic meeting. 1t is
said there were five hundred in
attendance. John Burke, United
States treasurer, and former gov
ernor of this state, was the guest
of honor.
The Leader is getting out the
new telephone directories for the
Washburn, Turtle Lake and farm
lines. W. have solicited the
merchants for ads and if anyone
has been missed call at this Of
flee not later than Monday with
your copy.
Attorney II. F. O'Hare Of Gar
rison had a number of cases that
were tried at this term of court.
Mr.. O'Hare is a candidate for
states attorney and is getting
acquainted all over the county.
While in the city Mr.. O'Hare
uldUt WllS Ol11Cc D. plcdSdAIt V1SAGs
The A. Schulz and Sons store
at Minden has a good stock Of
goods on hand. Otto Schulz is
the manager Of the store and he
has an able assistant who helps
him in the store and elevator.
This week they had a telephone
installed for the convenience Of
the farmers. The new town Of
Minden is progressing every day.
w. N. Harris, cashier Of the
First State Bank Of Turtle Lake,
and Cashier Fuglie Of Coleharbor
were here Tuesday. They made
the trip with a team which is
quite an undertaking these days.
Before the auto was SO popular
"a twenty-five mile drive was not
considered such a long one but
today one wonders how they
could undertake such a trip.
j. Nj. Anderson had a painful
accident Monday morning when
The fell and dislocated his shoulder
blade. He had to wait "a long
time for a doctor as the one here
WAS called across the river that
morning and the Underwood doc
tor had a case at home that he
could not leave. Mr.. Anderson
is getting along pretty well now
but will have to carry his arm i'll
a sling for some time.
C. +. Paul came down from his
farm near Underwood Friday and
while in the city called at this
office and gave us his announce
ment to publish. He is a candi-
date for county commissioner in
the First COMMISSIONER Dist
riot. Mr.. Paul served as deputy
treasurer part Of the time during
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