The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-03-05

southern states and enjoying The
warm weather.
The legislative session closes
today. The bills passed will be
published in the Leader in a
week or two.
Six men with teams are want
ed at once to haul coal from the
Bitumina mine to the side track.
Phone Edw. Kugler, Coal line
525, Washburn, N. D. Adv.
Miss Topping Of the Critten-
ton Home Of Fargo was here be-
tween trains last Friday on
business connected with her
work. She was accompanied
by Mrs. C. w. McGray.
Prof. H. X. Brown went to
Bismarck Friday to attend the
play in the evening and stayed
over until Monday to visit the
Legislative body while in session.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Oscar Boeck
left on Friday last for St. Louis,
Mo-, where they expect to make
their future home. Mr.. Boeck
having resigned his position
here in the First National Bank
several weeks ago.-Garrison In
dependent.
The February report Of the.
register Of deeds shows the fol-
lowing collections to have been;
made during the month: Money
taken in for deeds $110.5O; pat
eqlts 1922; assignments $$48.25; re-
ceipts So; satisfactions $78.75;
miscellaneous $122.75; mortgages
SLIT; chattels $78.75, total 5000.
81 take pleasure in recommend
ing Chamberlain Cough Rem
edy to my customers because |
have confidence in it. I find that
they are pleased with it and call
for it when again in need Of such
a medicine" writes j. w. Sex
on, Monteval' Mo. For sale by
all dealers.-Adv.
Will Rhude, who lived here in
the SOS has contributed to the
public library. He is now at
Yamhill, Greg. He also sent a
kodak picture Of the first school
here just after it was built. The
teacher is in the doorway and
five pupils are standing in the
yard. The teacher and little
girls are. dressed in the styles
used at the present time, shown
how styles return. 1t is a pic
ture well worth keeping.
The A. w. Carlson family
have many friends here who. will
regret to hear Of the continued
i'll health of Mrs. Carlson. The
following is clipped from the
Underwood journal: Mr.. and
Mrs. A. w. Carlson are at home
from Denver, Colo, where Mr..
Carlson went recently after his
wife, who, had been there some
months for her health. Miss
Maude Klein, a nurse, accom-
panied them home from. Denver.
The Methodist pastor and
family, together with Rev. H. B.
Hardy Of Underwood, their guest
wish to publicly thank the
"Gl e Club" for their timely sere
made last Saturday evening. The
pastor regrets that at the time
he: was Frustrated with a sudden
attack Of illness, however, he was
cheered by the songs and youth
full vigor Of the serenaders. The
occasion served to freshen his
memory and brought back happy
reconections of days that seem
as but yesterday. Come again 70
will be welcome.
The Max basket ball team
journeyed down to Washburn
Monday where they played the
Washbuln high school team in
the evening. The boys were de-
feated. 35 to Is. 1t was a fast
well played game but the home
team was not used to the
slippery floor and in the first
half We're taken Off their feet,
the first half ending IL to %
but in the second half the game
was more. even, the Max boys
making 6 points to the Wash
burn boys 8. The boys came
home well pleased with the
treatment which they received
at Washburn and all agree that
the Washburn team is a good
clean fast team.-Max Enterprise
T. A. Hinzman OF Tyndall. S.
D., arrived last week and will
make his home here. He has a
number of relatives here who
have RECENTLY bought land and,