The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-08-14
Girl Wanted-Inquire at the
Washburn Hotel.-Adv.

The farmers have begun hauling
rye to market. The price Of rye
has gone up several cents since
last week. Whea- will be COM
ing in next week.
Are you equal to your oppor-
tunitiesY If not, take a course
in Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, MINI. Send for cata-
log.-Adv.
Cucumbers, not longer than
four inches, will find ready sale
at the Woman 8 Exchange Satur-
day. Bring them in and receive
fifty cents per hundred for them.
Hans Fischer has made many
improvements ON both the inside
and outside Of the residence he
bought from J.. E. Nelson. It is
now one Of the comfortable home
of the city.
The people who enjoy moving
pictures are looking forward
eagerly to September LIST when
it is expected a movie man will
open a theatre. in the old Palace,
Drug store.
Frayne Baker, second son of
Capt. 1. P. Baker, was married
last Friday at Moorhead to Miss
Ruth Swenson. One of the boats
at this harbor was named after
Frayne several years ago.
Cards have been received in
the city from Homer Wallin
while he was in Geneva. He
took in all the sights while there
and is having a splendid trip.
He will soon sail for home.
In honor Of the first lady of
the land, whose death occurred
last week, flags were placed at
half mast on several of the
business places in town and were
kept there until after the funeral
This is a good location for a
dentist. It is seldom this town
is without one but the Last one
moved to Minneapolis and no
doubt any number would be will
ing to come If they new Of the
opening.
Misses Rowena and Florence
Randall came Up from Wilton
last Sunday and stayed until
Tuesday as guests Of Miss Nellie
Gearhart. During their visit
here they were entertained at
the Forbes home.
The good shower on Sunday
will help the late grain though
it delayed the harvesting few
days. 1t has been cooler weather
this week and more comfortable
for those who have to work out
side.
Miss Hazel McCulloch returned
Saturday afternoon from Minot
where she completed her work
rs teacher in the summer school.
She will enjoy a few weeks va
cation and return to the normal
III the fai::
W. have another good proof
that it pays to advertise. Last
week a class pin was. found, a
notice was put in the paper. As
a result a young lady, now in
California, will have the pleas
ure of wearing her pin again.
The ball game at Garrison be-
tween Washburn and Garrison
drew a good crowd from
Underwood and all returned home
proclaiming it to be the best
game played in Mclean county
This year, JOuFudl.
The chief game warden is on
the look out for "sooners." There
is less than a month to wait be-
fore the chicken season opens
and all should abide by the law.
Everyone should have the same
chance at the wild game this
year.
J. E. Nelson and the writer
left late Monday night
for Russo and Dogden getting
workers out with the county di-
vision petitions. After working
the Dogden country Tuesday,
they returned Tuesday night
Garrison Independent.
The Woman's Exchange is be-
coming a popular place. So many
orders are being left ahead Of
time that there is very little
left to sell on Saturday. The
are also getting interest
ed and. eggs, butter, spring