The Washburn leader., 1914-04-10

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! Ladies' rain coats $500 to 81.
at Holtan Nero. Co. ADV.
Office rooms for rent in the
Haugeberg block. See Martin
| Holtan.-Adv.
j Attorney j. A. Hyland came uI
], from Bismarck Saturday to finisl
(. up number of business deals.
He returned to his new home
Monday.
j Easter services will be held at
the Washburn school house Sum
day morning at 10 As, and in the
Oberg school house at 2:3O o.
clock. j. A. Diesen, pastor.
! D. G. Wright, chairman of
the board Of county commission
ers, was here from Wilton this
week. He is candidate for
clerk of court and his home
friends will see that he will draw
a good vote at the June election.
Mrs. Ernest Roeder of Douglas
returned o her home Saturday
after attending the funeral Of
her brother Frank Tauer, Her
sister Mrs. Henry Waibel Of New
Ullin, Mimi, was unable to be
present.
1 Misses Hilda and Mabel Wahl
and Grace Forbes returned to
Valley City Monday and will re-
sume their studies at the normal.
Miss Mabel has been home during
the winter term on account of
her health but has now fully re-
covered from her operation.
Attorneys II. +. O'Hare and
j. E. Nelson came down from
Garrison Wednesday OH legal
business. Mr.. O'Hare is a pro-
minent candidate for states at
torney. He will undoubtedly give
a good account of himself at the
primaries
Miss Beulah Forbes had a
birthday party last week and the
young folks had the best time of
the season. A dinner was served
at seven and educational games
were played during the evening.
Beulah was the recipient Of many
pretty gifts.
L.. F. Mahowald, a prominent
candidate for state senator and
a former county commissioner wa!
a pleasant caller in Washburn
Wednesday renewing acquaint.
ances and putting in a good wo1y
for himself as state senator. Mr..
Mhhowald is well known over thu
entire county and will have good
backing at the primaries.
Attorney Thompson, of ths
| firm Of Thompson and Wooledge
of Minot, was a business visitor
here Wednesday. Mr.. Thompson
is one Of the prominent attor1l-
eys in his home city and is meet
ling with success. During the last
two sessions of the Legislature
he was one of the. most active
members and did splendid work
for the people Of the state. @
l Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. Heck Of
Turtle Lake are spending a few
days this week with Mrs. Heck s
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. N. o. Her.
ried. Mr.. Heck entered the race
for the office Of register Of deeds
with the assurance Of support
from many Of his friends here
and elsewhere in the county. His
strength is gathering daily.
Miss Nellie Gearaart was hos:
tess on Wednesday to the mem
bers Of the Birthday club cf Will
ton. They came up on the morn
ing train reaching here at ten
and departed at three. A couple
of hours were spent playing
cards then a walk was taken to
the river to watch the ice go
out. Upon their return a four
course Luncheon was served. Be
fore resuming the card game
q stroll around town was taken.
4 When the score was counted it
was found that Mrs. Barthol-
omew was high, Mrs. Jahr second
while Mrs. Cotton carried away
the low prize. Those present
! were: Mesdames Thompson, ,.Stew'
art, Eastman, Jahr, Cotton, An
derson and Bartholomew.
4 On Wednesday evening all
| the assessors Of the county and a
number of prominent candidates
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