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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-04-02

ueth street. part OF the site vacated re-.
S ,y by Lord 4 Taylor for their new
r1ith avenue building. He is one Of the
heirs of Henry Badeau. who purchased
,nls same property in 1s42 for $4,000 Mr..
nouht already owned one-third inter-
est In the parcel, 30 his purchase Affects
tne other two-thirds only. George II.
Chivvis Co. negotiated the deal.
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SIXTH AVE. OFFICE BUILDING.
Three story Structure Planned for
2Sth street Corner

T., u,ree story store and office building
Is to be erected on the northwes, corrnr
or sixth avenue and Twenty eighth street
Tor Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher
levine as owners. 1t will have a frontage
OF 4s4 feet and a depth of 77.s feet
Charles X. Meyers. architect, has esti-
mated the cost at $4,000.
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Brys nIDGEwOOD DWELLING.

stevens 4 Tetor have sod to Miss
Emma II. Cannon a dwelling on Over
'opf road, corner OF Hampton place,
b-LIh KlIge Park. RldRewood " j
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS,
Manhattan

BROADWAY, 1879 10 1852. ann ~. lO0
"a l2l W, and 3sth st. IA WI W Roll
60 ast Hobart Estnte Co ct al, Mar 10
lsli Cby bondl ,,..,.,......,,.,sl.3 SG Og
SAME PROPERTY STANDARD Sand a
Gravel Co agt same. Mar ~, 1914 (hy
SAME PRoPERTY-Hy hydraulic Press Brick
90 est same, Mar IL, 1914 ,hy
SANE iEf 'rnorERTY-Candrc. smith & lliloS.
land Co ast same Mar rs. 1914 1by
SAME NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. clay Products
60 ngt Same. Mar ~, l9li thy hondl So 1?O
SAME pRopERTY--Sayrc 4 Fisher 60 Hgt
same. Mar ~ 1914 'hy bondl 49,. 5000
SAME PKoPERTy-Nermont Marble Co agt
sumr. Mar 10, 1914 lhv bond o.. 1895. n
WHITE PLAINS Az, 36i7 to 1851 -Atte.
nasio Corclla 90 agt Antonio Hrandi ct -
July IL, lob. .....,... ,.......s T5
IRONY.
SrEBBINS Az i.1l---Charles T. Darby art
peter Heubsch 81 al Mas ~ 1914 iie-s
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MOsHOLU PARKWAY HOUSE.

r. Dore. Jr. has filed plans In The
BronX Tor a one and one half story frame
oweiiing, SSx5l, on the east side OF Mosh-
olu Parkway. so feet north OF GOSH
street, for w. W. Niles at a cost OF s.. 900
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wAsuINdToN, April - Army orders
issued;
second Lieut.. II. sears Fist Infantry.
from present duties 90 his regiment
col Frederick s. strong, Coast Ar,illery
Corps, granted two WOnth8 leave
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MAREsu COMPANY puyrp.

The Maresi Company, caterers. are thu
real buyers of tho dwelling at II East
rorty-eighth street. recently sold by the
estate Of Caroline Butterfield through
John N. Golding. Title to the property
mas been taken by Rosa L. Barzaghi
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" TO- I ssr Ma, s1.' 800
stepSen Mc8r,ae' 2set ya,en,iness ev Mao
30; atty, Title q a Co, i7C Bway 81 90
,u,,, NAM. M, MSRT nS....s >, ,..,.. 49,,
Downtown.
nrsprsAs ssu' ST. Of r'sF's s;s SC church 3,
ard n simpson &c. Comm . ressskilI, y Z;
q VS. p.oS yep ~ attys' har s1s oo e
A ''' Es., side. '''''''
Gas, of Fifth a,y; between Fourteenth and
AVE G. 70 i7,h st. ssssscosams to
same .'..,. go ,..,.t...... 50 So, 90
r Boh,en 10 John Monsees. $40 W 18th
e.; Mar 70. 9. Yrs, p c. atty. ,ehaas
18th 10 Madison s,sns,. az w,n,SSon
anu 40 s Sv,e' .. 0 Wals ",h,nrop
soTH ST -, so Park ay 2oxl0o;5-,-
i as So, nas,'h r.t iars rrahneh.ha'.
.ss;y,, WI; ! x ,ss,, Exay'r az 900
49, ffSt,an s-,h oerps 70
$4,000. Mar 81; due as per bond; ATTY;
- 20, ~ bWsys 49,; so.ooo
sisT ST % L; asriov .s-Msbei barnes
mont 81 y, API, /, due as per bond
atty Co. i's Bway''.''."''2o'ooo
WAS, a, FIFTH .v between ro,,,..,,, and
'"s'' OF r"'" lion 's sts.5 f'u''een'n anu
10TH Az. n cor I'm s., s.,oo-yesn
!, CIrlsy to El ls oSa p%Srllnsss i;s so,h
sens i'S at,ss Knox SOS0 d. II ceas Sus :.
SAP ST, IS W. :onioo s1Msr Margaret 70
.sSodo Mar due rs ss.h T.. ioi H1'o5 ing
-gT,Y =, - 80 ",n' a. =. = siV'vVv
C to Dry Dock sayias. Ins'S. 81 " 30
Pc. bond. stty:. r c. G.. 40 Bsay $4,000
Mar so prior mtg $4,000 duo az per
, 9qnd ATTY Co l,e bway. .;.;; 900
s'rh sv.-s w, e,sIVo' s-C9ast Sons,
sss AZ Mar ar pSior mt, ST.; co Srs due se
sep, 49, 1914 p c; atty g 81, - -
BMag &C., ';:,..,ocs geo
"N viya.hsDn 10 AZ ,eus,,nn
dam av, Mar ST. prisr mtg si2. GOO ) W..
., g a'y' Ed" lsaaes' % L,se 6dS
Uptown.
Hath ST. ms $50 a,h sv. a osn 10
W s;th st Mar 81, prior mts $40 ooo /
yr. y c. atty, 7 Ins Co 100 Broad
SANE northumberland to church u ' ySo
Holy Communion. ,3?s sth av. , yrs. s
Pc: Mar 81: atty L II ms Co. 100 broad,
ST NICHOLAS Az. W cor l:2d st. lis Jx
- Hancock Const Co TO VIM VI Moore
l9oth st and University Az. due sept :,
lslt. s C, Mar =; attys, Wesohlcr "
- Bway .,.......:.. .......... 10000
hichard DANIEL 10 LAWYERS Mtg Co. 70
I'iorrty 81 Mar ~, yrs, g atty.
ppI;o IL. Go, ise PTay ;,s;;s.: :; ,-ita2 900
mas ponanue 20 Martina Npshs z
doe a. IN pes soSs f siy Pf'of HE ,s i3 H., 20
la uvay' o'"N' o'''' - i''e ~ ~ 40
At'Dr-BrS Az; 'corr i-S,h -, ,novS,o0 ~
Deimar Realty CORN 10 Martha Mosher
s.fy. sdosssrd G ~ 30 u,,sy PC ,ss I'D
' 80
Bronx.
tRo-ough O. The RronsD
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SMALL CHURCH on the HEIGHTS.

The Church Of Divine Inspiration OF
america, which took title on Tuesday to
tne FOUR story dwelling on lot lex1oos
ut ~ west Ninety-first street. 175 feet
west OF Central Park West. viii, erec, =
small church on the site The congreva-
ton now worship In Carnegie Lyceun.
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Attractive Dwelling
JUST COMPLETED.

Located on Abin ehon Road. First story hoI-
low tile and stucco: second story shin glcd roof OF
Spanish tile plaza floor OF cement: living room.
white and mahogany: dining room, auartcrcd
oat. mission style with pancilcd wainscot: at
tractive sun parlo second floor, 4 bedrooms and
dressing room. white and nah ogany. two baths:
third floor. bed rooms, one bath; Itundry In
cellar hardwood floors throughout. tiled ba III =
rooms. heated with steam: electric light and gas.
Rehsonahl, priCc. con Xenicni terms
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TAKES ARDsLEY PLACE.

Kenneth Ives 4 Co. have rented the
r.. A. Morrison property AZ Ardsley-on-
Hudson to r. NJ, Treat FOR IA term OF
years.
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Brons.

By Bryan L. Kennedy.
?eD ct. 2s7 w n ., 200 sth av 261sss,
3 stv tenmt and sty rear tenmt--J ]
Colligan agt NJ L Stoops ct al: due
ss,O6s96; taxes sc. $3.50; sub to LIST mtg
$40, 500; to william Bsruch, party IN
lat s2os THIRD AVENUE
nv l.. J. Phillips 60.
23bTH ST r. cor Herkimer pi, b0x2Sx
irreg. Vacsnt-Hugo Lehman aEt BERN
hardt Moral ct al. due, si,I7as2; taxes,
&c, SiT1.22; to the plaintiff, ,.,,....si,0 900
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"oopw Ann SAD STREET. DUyER,

:, "''HHn Woodward, president Of the
H'N"F'r National Bank. IL the buyer Of
u' plot NJ 2 aud 4 East Elghty-thlrd
hN'"' sold on Monday by Pease a. Eli
-, for the estate OF Richard Arnold. Mr..
"04"ards secretary said yesterday that
we report that Mr.. Woodward will erect
., Hnt residence on the plot II Incorrect
W.. woodward has Il town house at 3
,,'., Fli,y- sixth street lie will not
"1'1 for q number OF years at least.
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East Side.
East OF Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
fiOth stsl

Az e. Cha: ' so 1t s'1 s;e Er.s x; an
Az " az h: s.: e. Is HT1s kisiS
ref TO- chas J. Bohien. as7e Brisg. Az;
L Mh! I'll Co. ed dso s! nSn y 'sss
Co. Inc, 20 W ssd st. mtg u.s. 900. ali
liens. Dec is. 1919: atty. Frank l. Holt. ?:o
MHkBisoS 4 tj,s ssi s;s lsx 4. sS.;s
SAME PRoPERrY.Hswsn. brown CO to L
s ssok's st,y ssi Madison av Apr s, %e
s7Ta 81; ssS e: !. 5 ,ss.ioS..s,$:a' \
the @i"IireS Mss G, Mysr B h0 Keller Y
EEoup1 sS lon, 40 Bway. Apr l; atty. L I
sOfa ST 81. ss :. So PARK av. 3osiootHc.SSUs
ssh 81. Feb 10: atty. n Title ms CO,
isT Az, iifiss. cor $40 Il. .s;1si@.,;;eeoo
Karsch to Jones Woods Re,iiy corpn. bss
ssth ST. mtg $4,000. Mar 81; atty. 9
Neers Really 90 &c to Lcai. Bender. ali "
itSth st. Mar 81. mtg $4,000; atty. I
18TH ST. :3s r n 5nlo22-Msry J
Dillon to Max Berbis. 24i F 18th ct. mtg
10000 Feb 26; atty. Co. .i5s
'sTH sT = and =, !: so.ioos@.
" Ssh St. 01 mtg SO. 600. ABR /; s:,y. l.
30 Az $3.50. q. s,is,itoo: "a .v. ISIS. ;,c :.
Tompkins, &C w ii7th st. a Fannie Frank.
~ ti III 81. all liens. Mar 81: atty, y
iioTH ST: .Os T =. atIioo..ii.rho. co.,i.sn U
rel TO Frederic kernochan 4 ano. trus.
ses Park av. Mar 81: atty. Hy F Miller,
iISTH ST. All E. .s;iioo.ii.john X Nc.
"o u. So Park sfes .s MAR &C. .,,y
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TRANSACTIONS RECoRED.
TRANSFERS.

tWith name and address OF owner and
attorney. IL attorneys name is omitted
address party Of second part)
downtown.
lSouth Of Fourteenth ST.
WHITE ST. 3s. 3, 2+exloo--Frederic J
mtg 10000. Mar 81; atty. Eugene smith,
ELIzABETH ST. 100. e 8, 2il1x-. --Edw
a Weiss to Ice Mfg Co, 1880 Bway, Mar
81, mtg $4,000; atty. Title ms Co,
SPRING ST.. Isl, $. is.ssios.j.s Pafet,i
'is,too, Apr /; atty, NJ S Hymsn. s.
CANNON ST, 1856, W >. 25.2xso Dora
Weiss to Esther Weiss. 1876 Cannon at,
Mar 20; atty, Benz Weiss, 1876 Cannon st 81
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IS william 81. Mar ~; atty. A w.ymann

ss William q. Mar 20; atty. A weymsnn,
PELHAM Av, n e cor belmont av. Soils
it6.llx50xiS5.s-Rudop wallach Co to
VIM Lustgarten d Co. Inc, 6s william at,
Mar 80; atty, Weymann. sS William
sd Av.. cor ron ct. b7ioxsi.7x.xs7o'SS
Maria 8 Bitondi and ano to Raymond J
Quinn at Springfield, Mass. trus mtg $50
wEBsTER ~. IS. 500 n iwood,awn' i rd'
2bxe0 11x25.3xei6-Peter 1.eckler to
stephen Mcbride, 2e0i Valentine NV, Mar
80. atty, Title q Co. l7G Bway. 500
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TO LET ron BUSINESS PURPOSES.

ONE-HALF Of a furnished once in Bishop
Building. Inquire OF HULBERG, 265 w.
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Broni.

,rEBuINS Az, i.7l--charlrs + Darby art
Peter Heubseh ct al. Mar ~. 1914. VS. rs
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16
DICKINSON HOPES THE
NEW BILL WILL PASS

Dickinson, N. D., Jan. 14.-The
people Of Dickinson are hoping
the bill introduced in congress fol
the employment Of special archi-
tects on federal buildings will be
passed. Under the ordinary pro-
cedure it will reuire. four or five
years for the present force to
reach the plans for the federal
building in this town for which a
appropriation has been made.
But that time the conditions may
be SO changed that the amount
provided will be inadequate for
the requirements. The necessity
for a federal building here now
is apparent. The business Of the
postoffice has increased to such
an extent the present quarters are
overcr0wded. The landoffice
here will continue in operation
for many years and should have
suitable quarters.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16
500 LINE TO GET
IN BOOSTER LINE

One Of the greatest single fac
tors started for years to boost
this section Of the state is a move
ment announced by General Pas
senger Agent Galloway Of the
500 Line. who has announced a
$40 rate from Chicago to N. d.
points for next summer. There
are thousands Of people in the
east who want farms at a reason
able price who will undoubtedly
take advantage of this opporutni-
ty to look this state over, provide
the various sections Of the state
make some effort to direct their
attention in this direction.
The 500 Line cannot do it all
and neither can the land men Of
the state, it will require the unit
cd effort of Everyone in the
state to get the very best results.
Dairying and corn is a proven
success here and it only remains
to proclaim the glad tidings over
the east to bring the greatest in
flux of settlers here ever known
il the entire history If the west,
bal indiffe 'rnce will never do it
in the wide world, it will re-
quire a good boost altogether.
The best way to accomplish
the desired end is for every per-
son who has acquaintance in the
east, to write them calling atten-
ton to the low fares and offer
ing to show them about while
here. This is personal solicita-
ton and will count more than an
other known form Of boosting
Tmes-Record.
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List your land with Klein's
Land Agency. They II sell it
for you.-Adv.
CHATTEL MORTGAGE

Notice is hereby given that that certain chat
tel mortgage executed and delivered by Oar
win T. Barlow and Henry NJ. Barlow, mortga-
g!ors, to The Washb@MFn State Bank Ia CORPORA
dated the 18th, day Of January, A.. .: 1919, and
fled for record in the office Of Register of
the nth, day OF January, A. D. 1918, at l0:45
4: NJ, default having been made in tho condi;
tions of said mortgage in that the debt secured
thereby is past due and unpaid and mortgaeee
deeming itself unsafe and insecure; the said
property described therein, to-wit; one bay
horsee yrs: old, vt. 1899 ~ lbs; name Phil; one
public sale at the front door of the court house
in the city OF WashbuIn Mclean County,
D. 1914, at 2 O'Clock p. NJ. to satisfy the amount
due upon said mortgage at the date Of sale;
sale the sum Of $4,000 together with the costs
of foreclosure.
The Washburn State Bank,
MOrtgagea.
Aaennel e. Madden,
Attorneys for Mortgage. d
Washburn, N. Oak, N. a
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NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE
GALE

Notice is hereby given that default existing
in that certain mortgage executed and deliver-
| Mortgages, dated the 9Th day OF February
1909, and filed for record in the office Of the
and Mefi State Of North Dakota, on tie 10th day Of
February 1909, at 10 O'Clock A. N. and recorded
in Book BIS Of mortgages at page, 2s6.
said Henry A.. Barnes, Mortgageo to George
Lueders by written assignment, dated the 9th.
day of February 1909. and recorded il the
Of March 1903: at 10:45 O'Clock 4. NJ. in Book
H:3 Mortgage Deeds, on page 1853.
Which said MORTGAGE was duly assigned BY
Of said mortgage to The German Savings
assignment. dated the 18th day Of March 1909,
at asd i *: :se o'c1eek o =. H. r., IL Sst soo fa y Of q A Msffh aseal
Which said mortgage was duly assigned by
a corporation, to Henry A. Barnes BY written
1918. and recorded on the 9Th day Of December
Mortgage Records, page ?:ss, and no action
or proceeding having been instituted at law or
otherwise to recover the debt SECURED BY. said
will be foreclosed by g sale Of the, premises IN
the front door Of the Court House in the City
North Dakota. at the hour Of 2 90 O'Clock P. N.
on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1914, to satisfy
the amount due upon such mortgage on the
day of sale. o.
| The premises described in such mortgage
and which will be sold to satisfy the same are
described ss follows. viz:
Northwest one quarter of Southwest on.
quarter. (NWkSWL), South west ono quarter
Of North west one quarter lsW4NWHl, and
H H. pSax X For ssseioe 9 ussSe x, sSg Eis aaS ave
snsrter tsWN sWA5 q seetien Thirty ious
ga. Township Ono Hundred Fifty (l50), Range
Ei9hty-iive 1857,
There will BE- duo ON said mortgage ct ths
date Of sale tho sum Of 105O.3O Principal and
interest, and the further sum Of 90, 10 BY reA-
son of taxes, which wore prior liens upon tho
said land and which wore paid BY the said
ON date of sale Of Ono Thousand ono hundred
with tho costs and disbursement In this sction.
Dated ct Kenmaye, N. OAK. this 9th day Of
December, A. D. 1918.
Henry 4. Barnes.
Mortgage
Il: A = . Sssyl 10, Mortgages.
Kenmare. N. OAK.
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to the east, we would have done
even better.
"The central and western part
of the state lead in the consoli-
dation Of its rlral schools. So far
this year Ransom county is in the
lead in the number of districts
consolidated. The idea is gain
ing ground and it is hoped that
the coming year will show in
creased activity along this line
over the state"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16
OUT
OUT FOR RAIL
ROAD COMMISSIONER

cake" a sure winner.
Giving way to many urgent re-
quests of his friends all over the
state, Jacob Rieder-.'Jake" as
he is Familiarity and commonly
known-has fully decided to
make the race on the republican
ticket at the next primaries for
one of the Commissioners Of Rail
roads, and it is with much salts
faction and pleasure We make
this announcement
Mr.. Rieder is a pioneer sett-
Ter of North Dakota, coming to
this state about 30 years ago. He
was among the first settlers when
the country around Anamoose, N.
D., was thrown open to them, and
runs and owns a large valuable
farm near that thriving town. Be-
sides holding sevearl minor Of
fees Mr.. Rieder served several
terms as county commissioner of
McTlenry county and was final
ly elected chairman of the board,
making a brilliant record for
himself. At present he is holding
the office of superintendent at
the Capitol at Bismarck.
cake" has made good every
whereas a farmer and public
servant-and we do not SHUTTER
when we say he will make the
best railroad commissioner the
people Of North Dakota have
ever elected for such office. He
is exceptionally we'll qualified for
the position and certainly merits
the recognition. He is well and
favorably known in the state, and
we are glad he has decided to
enter the field. Just watch
"Jake's s" smoke!
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16
Best Cough Medicine for Children


81 am very glad to say a few
words in praise Of Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy writes Mrs. Ida
Dewey, Milwaukee, Wis. II have
used it for years both for my
children and myself and it never
fails to relieve and cure a cough
or cold. No family with children
should be without it as it gives
almost immediate relief in cases
Of Group" Chamberlain s. Cough
Remedy is pleasant and safe to
take, which is Of great Importance
when medicine must be given to
young children. For sale by all
dealers
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16
NORTH DAKOTA TEACH
CONSOLIDATED SCHOOLS

Mr.. N. G. Macdonald, inspec-
tor of rural consolidated schools
for North Dakota in an interview
at Devils Lake gives a brief re-.
port Of the gathering of Grand
Forks County School Directors
held in Grand Forks recently
and follows with comments upon
North Dakota consolidated schools
Mr.. Macdonald said:
The more important addresses
at Grand Forks were made by G..
w. Randall Of the Agricultural.
College and Prof. Phillips Of the
Department Of public instruction
|of the state Of Minnesota. Con-
|solidetion Of rural schools formed
a. important part Of the dis
cluIIsaiion and the meeting showed
this subject to be Of Increasing
interest IN the state.
Ii the progress Of rural,
schools consolidation North Da-
kota compares favorably with
lfinnesota. While the state aid
to consolidated schools Il Mime
|Sota is Gx times GO large as
that az this state. North Dakota
haa 100 more consolidated schools
than the Gopher state. aA During;
the laaf. we have reflected.
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strayed

Strayed, from my place on See.
IA, Township 149, Range 80, on
or about November 14-one bay
mare about 3 years old, weight
about 1000 pounds, with crooked
right front foot. One White gel
ding, about 10 years old, weight
about 100 pounds, with slight
swelling on front knee.
Finder will please take up and
notify, S. N. Miller.
Benedict, N. D.-Adv.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16
LOCAL NEWS

It-4l| r. @Hf~ YEfsarHNl
E. H. Hotan Of Ryder was a
visitor in the city this week.
W. W. Tousley Of Bismarck
spent Monday here on business.
j. p. Peterson of Ryder was a
business visitor here the first Of
the week.
List your land with Klein's
Land Agency. They II sell it
for you.-Adv.
The mayor has asked some peo-
pie to leave town. He intends to
keep our town as clean rs, pos
sible.
Alfred Swanson drove in from
his farm at Basto Wednesday.
He made this office a visit while
transacting other business at the
county seat.
Mrs. M. r. Wilson left Wednes-
day morning for Eldora Iowa.
She will visit several weeks at
the old home with her parents
and other relatives.
John Reinhart is to be married
at Bismarck Sunday. Mr.. Rein
hart is employed on the NJ. r.
Wilson farm where they will be
at home to their friends.
A number from here are plann-
ing oh going to Bismarck next
Monday to attend the play
"Robin Hood which is to open
the new auditorium in that city.
Mrs. w. II. DeGraff will leave
New York next Monday for
home. She has been gone since
last June and has had q pleas
ant visit with friends and rela-
hves.
Carl johnson, Of Doe River,
Can, is visiting old friends here
this week. Carl lived here some
I. years ago with his parents, and
has may frieds here who are
glad to see him again.
Services will be held in the
Il ns
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-01-16

List your land with Klein 8
Land Agency. They1 II sell it
for you.-Adv.
ON. Dalbotten was in town on
business Saturday and called at
this office.
List your land with Klein's
Land Agency. They'll sell it
for you.-Adv.
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/ List your land with Klein's
Land Agency. They'll sell it
for you.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weise
spent Monday in Wilton visiting
Mr.. Weise's sister, Mrs. III. G..
Edgerton.
Don't bother us after our list
is printed. If you want to sell
list your land now, Klein's Land
Agency.-Ady.
Chas. Danielson, one Of the
prosperous merchants Of Wilton,
spent Monday in the city on bust
ness matters.
E. A. Hull, former. editor of
the Wilton News, now a mer-
chant Of Driscoll, spent Monday
in Washburn.
T. r. Atkinson of Bismarck was
in the city this week. Mr.. At
hnson is engineering the work
being done on the city pumping
station.
Schultz's store has recently in
stalled a new computing scale
which is one of the latest models
made and is very ornamental as
well as useful.
Miss E. NJ. Ericsson, manager
Of the Garrison Times, spent Sat-
urday and Sunday as a guest at
the Satterlnd home.
Art. Yanken, druggist in the
Forbes Drug store, went to Bis
marck Monday to have an opera
ton for appendicitis.
Mrs. Edward Kugler went to.
Bismarck Saturday and this week
underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis. Her many friends vii.
wish her q speedy recovery.
Postmaster VAIL held examina-
ton for rural mail carriers at the
postoffice Saturday. One appli-
cant from Wilton and one. from
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List Your Land Now

We print our list in a short
time, come in if you want to
sell, we have sold 81 quarters out
side Of 50 quarters ON Reserva-
ton the past season.
Klein Land Agency.-Ady
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For Sale

One German and one English
Smith Premier two color rib
bon Typewriters, good condition.
See or write,
Kleins Land Agency,
Washburn, N. D.-Adv.
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Strayed.

One red yearling steer calf,
white star in forehead. Finder
please notify Everson.B Bros, Wash
burn, N. D.-Adv.
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Don't Forget

List your land while you have
a chance to sell.
Kleins Land Agency.-Ad