The Washburn leader., 1914-03-13

Deen ATTENDING the Agriculture
College this winter. He will farm
the Peter Miller place west of
tOwn.-Turtle Lake Wave.
Mrs. G.. Olgeirson of Wing
and Mrs. Hal Simon of Wash
burn were the guests Of honor at
reception given them at the home
of Mrs. Theo. Taylor Saturday
afternoon. Cards were played re-
freshments served and an enjoy
able afternoon spent by all pres
ent.-Ga,1ison Independent
The following clipping from
the Napoleon Homestead tells Of
the doings Of a former principal
of our city schools: Fulton
kaufman, the N. p. right of way
agent, was caller here this week
! 1t is reported that he was here
to rent to our farmers the strips
of right Of way across their
farms purchased by the railway
company last year.
Mrs. w. H. Robinson entertain
ed Thursday afternoon in honor
Of Mrs. Hal Simon, who was up
from Washburn several days
visiting friends. About twenty
two ladies We're present. Grand
nula was the feature Of the after
noon, Mrs. Simon winning the
prize. Dainty refreshments We're
served and a very pleasant after
noon enjoyed by the guests.-Gar
lison Times.
j. S. Anderson is the latest as
p rant for sheriff. He quickly de
veloped a strong following
around Dogden. He is sub
stantial farmer south Of Max. He
is well posted and a campaigner
who makes every effcrt count.
Among the ten or dozen aspi-
rants for the office Anderson can
be counts d as one of the big vote
gette1s. Attorney j. 7. Nc
Culloch will be nominated by the
progressives for states attorney.
-Dogden News.
The Independent overlooked
the return of mike" Minehan,
husband Of the democratic post
mistress Of this place, from Mi
rot, where he attended the pow
WOW Of the Democrats of the
state. "Mike" returned full of
enthusiasm for the cause Of dem
ocracy, and intends to join with
other democrats Of this county.
in putting a full county ticket in
the field. AT the Nlinot banquet,
it was planned to put complete
county and state ticket in the
field, not a couEty to be passed
over. The Mclean democrats ar
to gather in a few weeks to MAX
their slate.-Garl.son Independ-
ent.
1t will greatly please the peo-
pie of Mclean county to learn
that John L. Brekken is candi-
date for reelection to the office
Of County Superintendent Of
Schools. We will say just this
much for Mr.. Brekken. he is
thoroughly qualified as to educa-
tion, and as he has demonstrated
his executive ability, the proper
thing to do is renew his contract
for two years more: G.. A. Say
Ter of Underwood who announces
himself in the Wave this week as
! a candidate for sheriff, was ov-
er this way Wednesday greeting
old friends and making new ones.
Mr.. Sayler has one advantage
over most office seekers for the
sheriff job, he speaks both Eng
lish and German. He feels con-
fident that the June primaries
will give him the nomination.
Turtle Lake Wave. =.
Fred Solberg was taken into
custody last Tuesday afternoon
by Marshall zimmerman. Solberg
was arrested about two years ago
for breaking in the front Of the
Max Drug 20. store, but while
being taken to the restaurant for
supper one night he escaped, be-
fore his trial was held. Last
Tuesday he came into town and
went on the war path again, and
started some excite ment in Raus-
ers pool hall, and the marshal
was notified and promptly took
him in charge. He was arraigne
Wednesday before p. N. Langbell
and his hearing set for next
"Wednesday and placed under a
81, 900 bond. He failed to get
the bonds and was taken in
charge by Sheriff Simons who
took him to Washburn awaiting
his hearing. Max Enterprise.