The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-10-09

Jul A1."1AuNs
Rev. j. A. Diesen will conduct
services at the school house near
Dan Tjenstrom on Sunday Oct.
18th, at 2:30 p. III.
There was a dance given at
the Opera House last nj light after
the lecture. The big crowd ell
joyed the music by the lloscil
orchestra.
Arthur Shelton Of Mercer
gave a program Of readings at
the Opera House Monday eve
nlng. A good crowd was in at
tendance and enjoyed the enter
tainment.
HARNESS, A fine line of
light and heavy harness, collars,
harness goods have just been re-
ceived by the Mandan Mercantile
Go. Prices r right and all
goods guaranteed.-Adv.
Miss Henrietta Neuman and
John Paul were united in mar
riage Wednesday by Judge Glib
son. They will make their home
on the groom s farm near Under
wood.
ex-governor j. NJ. Devine of
Minot gave an address to- the
teachers at the Opera House last
night. lie is a splendid speak
er and his talk interested every
one.
Mr.. Jason from Parkston, S.
D., has accept.d a position as
clerk at the Holtan Mere. Co.
Mr.. Jason expects to move as
soon as satisfactory arrange
ments can be made.
State Superintendent of
Schools f. j. Taylor was here
Wednesday between trains to
visit Institute. lie gave a pleas
ing talk to the teachers in the
afternoon.
Wednesday afternoon the
ladies in town and the visiting
tt achers were invited to a Stuff
rage Tea at the. Rest Room from
four to five. Many called dur
ing the hour and enjoyed a
pleasant talk with those pres
ent.
Hon. E. S. Neal Of Bismarck
was here Wednesday to see the
exhibit that has been gathered
here to send to the Exposition.
He was surprised at the fine col
lection and would like to see
it all taken to Bismarck but
there is too much Of it and only
part will be sent.
The school exhibit for Mclean
county has been on display this
week at the Woman's Exchange.
The names of the Winners Of priz,
es will be published next week.
Miss Newton Of the Agricultural
College at Fargo arrived Wednes'
day to judge the domestic science
department..
Louis Peterson sold his stock
on the j. p. Peterson farm last
Saturday and has moved to Ry-
der. The Emeric brothers have
rented the farm and will stock
it with the best cattle on the
market. There is a section Of
land in the farm and the Emeric
brothers will 60 into the business:
right.
To our knowledge we never,
misrepresent, falsity, or deceive.
Our rules are to give full value,
for every dollar we receive, be
strictly honest and frank in
every business deal and extend
to our customers at all times
the courtesy they have a right
to expect. From these rules we
never swerve. Fischers Garage.
ADV.
Word comes from Alberta,
Canada, from Mrs. Alex Casper,
that Alex rode away from home
on a horse about Aug. ! and has
not returned. He did not make
known his intentions when leav-
ing and Mrs doesn't know what
to do about it.. Alex sold his
farm at Turtle Lake severali
years ago and moved with his
|family onto a claim in the Milk
River country where his wife
and five children are now. Crops
up there have been very poor
this year and last year and the
family is in hard circumstances.
Turtle Lake Wave.
Never place your confidence
in q man who runs down a neigh