The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1914-07-31

also owners initials on back.
Enquire at Wallis Jewelry store.
Ernest Klein. ADV.
Commissioner D. G. Wright anG
Surveyor Sam Fairman have
been busy this week measuring
county roads. Many county roads
are being improved this summer.
Hon. E. s. Neal, who has
charge Of the immigration work
in this state, spent Tuesday
here. He was a guest at the Nc
Culloch home while in the city.
Rev. D. D. MITCHELL will sell
his household goods at public
auction tomorrow, Saturday, Aug
ust lst., in the Persey store. You
might fiLd just what you need at
this sale.
Aug. e. johnson and Karl
Klein went to Baldwin Tuesday
where they finished the deal Of
selling their elevator at that
place. A number of farmers are
taking over the house.
H. j. Wagner, optical specialist
Of Bismarck, will visit Washburn
professionally Tuesday, August 4
Eyes tested and glasses fitted,
also glasses changed and renewed
Call and see me. Office at Wash
burn hotel.
Ed. Heinberger, the dock engi-
neer, got into a little trouble
with a helper on one of the
boats harbored here and as a re-
suit has five dagger wounds
in his back and arms and the
Dago is taking a rest in the
county Jail.
Hon. G.. E. Ingebertson of
Churches Ferry spent Monday
here greeting old time friends.
Mr.. lngebretson if one Of the
well+to-do farmers in Ramsey
county. He was one Of the mem
beers of the first Legislative Sest-
sion, which was held the winter
Of 1889 and 1890.
Attorneys j. E. Nelson Of Gar
rison and j. T. McCulloch OF
Washburn went to Bismarck
Monday in the formers auto on
important business. They had a
little bad Luck on the way and
spent the greater part Of the
night six miles from Bismarck.
John Arngrimson was in from
his farm Tuesday. He said the
three hot days the first Of the
week made the grain ripen rapid
ly and that the early wheat will
be ready to cut the first Of next
week. He has his hay about all
put up and is ready for harvest
ing.
MI. and Mrs. L. A. Larson and
Mabel and: Lester came up from
their farm at Wagpnsport- Sun
day in their auto and spent the
lay at the Satterlund home. Mrs
Larson is a sister Of John Satter-
|lund. Mr.. Larson had not. been
here since the railroad was built
and naturally found a great
many improvements.
H. O.. Simon and Ed. VanDyne
were both poisoned Fridty while
wading in the Missouri river at
ter some of Joe, Mann's horses
that were mired. Both were I'M,
able. to walk for several days
but are now. getting better. The
poisoning looked like blisters and
was very uncomfortable =
Beautiful fields Of Barley are
being harvested this week. Rye
is already in shocks and wheat
will be cut next week. The crops
newer looked better around here
They have been kept clean and
the grain has grown higher and
heads fuller than has been the
case in a number Of years. Every
one is rejoicing with the farmer
at the prospects.
The Boston bloomer girls will
play on the local field, next Mona
day. They have been winning:
most Of the games played in
this state this year and our. boys
will have to be- in their best trim
to win the honors from the ladies:
Several in this town will soon
have to take their annual vaca-
ton on account Of hay fever
Some of this trouble could be
avpided IL moreweedsAwere' cut
around. town. =, 4 j r. W., 4aaY 4.
! The Exchange will open, to-
morrow, Saturday, August lst., at
ten clock and remain open NM M
til ten that evening in the Wa!in.
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