The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-06-11

Cameras can be had at the
Studio. You can use them or
buy, as you wish. Adv.
In the register of deeds office
during the month of May the
fees collected amounted to$425.
For rent-Two rooms in the
Haugeberg Block. See Holtan
Mere. Co.-Adv.
Be at the hall at sharp 1880
Friday night if you want to see
the bridal march at the Tom
Thumb wedding.
Your dreams Of success can be-
come a reality, but first take a
course in Mankato Commercial
College. Sen for catalogue
Adv.
There will be English Lutheran
services at the Sverdrup church
at IL o'clock a. M, and at the
school house in Washburn at
$3.50 p. M, June ID, G.. Rain.
Sunday and Monday nights
were so cold that ice formed on
water in pails and tubs but no
damage is said to be done to
gardens. It's the kind Of weather
that does not please the ice man.
Its a toss-up with the ordi-
nary male buyer these days
whether he will invest his cloth
ing money in a fur coat for the
present use or fine B. V. DIS for
future possibilities.
Any girl or boy bringing in
four new salbscriptioas.to the
Leader will be given "a season
ticket to the chautauqua. These
must be new and not , renewed
subscriptions. ADV.
Miss Anna Brand, who has
visited at the Aug. E. johnson
home, was married last week at
the home Of her parents at La
Moure to- Carl Neverman, a we'll
to do farmer. They will visit
the Panama Far while on their
honeymoon.
A. A. Munns and Christ Ban
ike Of Benedict were here the
first Of the week attending the
commissioners meeting. Mr..
Munns says he is glad for once
that he is on the jury as he will
be here for chautauqua. He is
greatly interested in the program
The commissioners were in
session four days this week. They
took several trips in the county
to view roads. They let the
grading contracts to the
following: Oscar Oberg, c. P.
Holman, R. H. Reilly, "A A.
Munms and j. j. Mehlhoff. The
Fargo Bridge and Iron Company
got the contract for the bridge
work.
Hon. Geo. L. Robinson was
down from Garrison Tuesday to
attend a bank meeting. He
says a number from Garrison
are planning on coming dow
here for c%hautauqua week, and
that Garrison will want to see
Washburn we'll represented at
their annual cor show. Mr.. Rob
inson is enjoying good health
and always has a pleasant greet
ing for all his old time friends
when he visits Washburn.
jerome Stevens was in from
the farm Wednesday. When
asked if he intended to be here
for c%hautauqua he said he PLAN
ned on at least two days. He
is very much interested in some
of the speakers who will be here
and intends to hear them. He
says he has been staying at home
pretty close getting his, seeding
done and will be able to get
away easily the last Of June as
then there is a little lull in farm
work.
Next Sunday is Children Day
in the Congregational church.
The children will have charge Of
the morning exercises. In the
evening Judge, Geo. P. Gibson
will give a talk about the child
rem, Attorney c. F. Maennel will
speak Of the boy problem and
Prof. H. X. Brown will have
something interesting to say
about the cooperation of the
home and school. To each Of
these services there will be
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