The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-13

I0OuN4Os AOuN COA u6C V1lC1lA VI
buy, as you wish. Adv.
Mrs. Lahman Of Garrison is
here visiting her sister Mrs. Joe
Olson.
Mayor r. III. Henderson, The
Rappahannock Drummer boy is
coming.
List your land with. Klein's
Land Agency. They II sell it
for you.-Adv.
Miss Hazel Forbes came up
from Wilton yesterday morning
and will spend her Lincoln "a
cation with her parents.
Will sell at public sale at my
place 4 miles southeast of Under
wood on Wednesday, Feb. 25,
1914, "a head Of horses, all kinds
of farm machinery and household
goods. Rasmus Nelson.
Martin Holtan, Of the Holtan
Mercantile company, returned
yesterday from his business trip
to Minneapolis and Chicago. He
bought a big stock of goods
and will give his customers some
Of the newest styled goods on
the market.
All papers along the 500 are
reporting a change Of train time.
The. Minot papers say the Bis
marck train leaves an hour
later and arrives at the capital
at 5:35, an Underwood paper
says the south 500 is due there at
3:15 and still no change Of time
has been given here. Each day
the train is reported one or two
hours late-as the case may be.
The eighth grade gave a party
at the school house last Friday
night. Their guests were the
public school teachers. The eve
ming was spent playing lively
games, making and eating fudge.
and having a general good time.
Each pupil donated toward the
lunch and it was a spread
that will not soon be forgotten.
The teachers had such a good
thine they are willing to be en-
7, tertained again.
Tomorrow is St. Valentine s
Day. There r. SO many pretty
little cards to send to friends
on that day that all should be
remembered. Those who have a
taste for the comical. Valentines
can also find plenty to send. If
sem with a feeling Of good
humor it is all right but to send
one as a means Of revenge is not
what is called-a manly t1ick-that
can be done any day. Do not
misuse the meaning of st. Valen-
tines Day.
An article written by Principal
Leonard T. Cole, can Ideal
School superintendent" was pub
lished about two years ago in
the Westland Educator. On Dec
ember Is, 1913, the article appear
ed on the editorial page Of the
School Board journal Of Mil
yankee. Wisconsin. which circu-
lates extensively in the. United
States. The Editor said that
Mr.. Cole had produced better
ideas than he himself could do SO
he borrowed the article as an
editorial. Other periodicals
have copied it.
There is. only one chance in a
lifetime to:shearNMayor R. H.
Hendershot and Ills son. No one
can afford to miss this opp6rtuni-
ty. The mayor enlisted in the
9th Mich. Infantry in 1861 before
he was IL years old. He brings
with him the silver drum which
Horace Greeley presented to him
for bravery manifested at the
battle Of Fredericksburg Dec. IL,
IL and 18th. He has received
many sets Of drumsticks in hon
or of his ability. His son plays
the gold mouthed life and has
no equal upon this instrument.
They are to furnish an intertain-
ment at the opera house at Wash
burn Feb. Goth. 1t promises to
be the greatest attraction Of the
season and we feel that Rev. d.
D. Mitchell has done our citizens
a great benefit in securing them.
In last weeks issue we pub
lished the announcement of j. H.
Starbuck for clerk Of court. His
many friends have induced him
to make the run for register Of
deeds instead so he has con-