The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-02-27

Land agency. Ihey III sell 1t
for you.-Adv.
The nice weather Tuesday and
Wednesday made the people
think spring was here. They even
had more proof that the winter
was over as a tramp was e at
several back d oors asking for
a hand-out.
States Attorney and Mrs. c. F.,
Maennel went to Minneapolis
Tuesday. Mr.. Maennel will re-
turn as soon as he completes his
county business there, while his
wife will visit her parents in
Sioux City, Iowa, before return
ing.
Atty. r. L. Fraser came down
from Garrison Monday to attend
the court cases being heard be-
fore Judge Nuessle this week.
Mr.. Fraser made this office a
pleasant visit. We are always
glad to see the prominent at
torney from Garrison.
The Everson Bros, have opene
their machine shop. The largest
shipment Of machinery ever re-
ceived in Washburn arrived
last Saturday and is being I'M
packed at the Everson store.
They anticipate an early spring
and will have their machinery
ready when it is needed by the
/ farmers.
81 have used Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy ever since l have
been keeping house." says L. G.
Hames, of Malbury, Ala. II
consider it one, Of the best rene
dies I ever used. My children
have all taken it and it works
like a charm. For colds and
whooping cough it is excellent"
For sale by all dealers.-Adv.
On Monday morning the 500
train killed one Of NJ. +. Will
sons finest driving horses. The
horse was hitched to a cutter,
John Reinhart was driving and
Fred Gutenberg was with him.
They were just driving over the
crossing near the Wilson farm
when the accident happened. The
horse was hit in the side and
died shortly afterwards. Both
men were slightly hurt but were
able to walk home.
Ed. Vandyne, Manager Of the
o. K. restaurant has made. known
his candidacy for sheriff on the
socialist ticket. He is the first.
socialist who has announced him
self and they are to have a full
ticket. Mr.. Vandyne lived in
both Garrison and Coleharbor
before coming here so is we'll
known among the voters Of the
county. He moved to Washburn
a few months ago and has al
READY made many friends who
urged him to make the race.
The many friends of Mrs. 2. X.
Eastman Of Wilton, will regret to
hear Of the death of her grand.
mother who passed away last weel
! Mrs. Farwen had made her home
with Mrs. Eastman for eight years
and during the last six years
has been a helpless invalid from
paralysis. Her husband had
been a most devoted nurse during
her sickness and he is deeply af-'
fected by her death. Mrs. Far
we'll was ninety years old. :
The dance given last week by
the knights Of Pythias was a
most pleasing event. The hall
was prettily decorated with the
lOukt COlOIS, UIlc HAuSAC was 6oo"
and everyone joined i'll having a
splendid time. A number from
out of town were here to enjoy
the evening. A buffet lunch was
served on the stage which was no
small part Of the affair. The
Knights are to be congratulated
upon the success of their enter
tainment.
Last week the Leader was pub
lished early Friday morning IN.
order to give each court visitor
q copy before leaving on the
morning train. By getting out
the paper so early we missed a
couple of business locals that
were brought in before noon. We
have often tried to get our pa
irons to bring in all copy on
!; Wednesday and now we insist
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