The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-07-09

lNI. duu MIS-. Nx0C1l1Cl SpCl1t
part of the week at Strawberry
Lake, fishing and enjoying out
door life. Many are spending
short vacations at the lake now.
The Camp Fire Girls enter
tanned the Boy Scouts at a
party at the Forbes home We'd
nesday evening. Games were
played and refreshments served.
Reports from Bismarck are
to the effect that Rev. Reid has
improved sufficiently to permit
Of an operation for appendicitis
tomorrow. Mrs. Reid has been
in Bismarck during the week.
Be at the Hub Theatre Mon
day night and sec the "Iron-
MASTER. A thrilling story in
two parts. Always a big show.
Educational and entertaining
Adv.
Miss Mary Yankne is spending
her vacation with Miss Irene
Haugeberg. Miss Yanken will r.
turn to Valley City to take up
her studies at the opening Of
school in September.
VIM. Neal was down from
Garrison Thursday. William is
occupying the old Neal ranch
located near Fort Stevenson
and is getting good results with
stock and diversified, farming.
Mrs. NJ. Schonecker left Thurs
day for Redwood, Falls, Mimi,
where she will spend six weeks
with relatives. Redwood Falls
is Mrs. Schonecker's girlhood
home and this will be. her first
visit for twelve years.
Mrs. Ed. VanDyne went to
Bismarck Thursday ito consult
physicians about an operation.
She desires to make a visit with
her folks at Lidgerwood, if pos
sible, before submitting to the
operation.
Miss Hazel McCulloch returned
from Minot Thursday where she
has been teaching in the Minot
State Normal the. past year.
Miss McCuMoch left Saturday
for New York, where she will
attend Columbia University dur
ing the summer months.
Mrs. Hall and son Left Thurs
day for Chicago where they will
join Lieutenant Hail, who, it is
understood, will be stationed in
the PHILIPPINES. Mrs. Hall has en-
;jpyed her stay with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. DeGraff, and visits
with school day friends in Bis
marck.
Mercer county papers report
the wedding Of Attorney Thors-
tein Hyland and Miss Clara Ber-
dahl, which happy event occur
red at Garreston, S. D., on June
18th. Both, but especially the
popular attorney, have friends
down this way who extend heart.
congratulations and good wish
| Jos. Mann has been busy
during the week with a crew OF
men cutting alfalfa. The cult
ing should have been done the
last Of june. but rains have
held him back. Jos. has $50
acres in alfalfa this year and
anyone that is skeptical about
whether alfalfa can be grown
here successfully should visit
the JospMann farm. u
MIR. and Mrs. 5. p. Jennings
went to Garrison Saturday and
went out to the Hodges farm and
picniced the Fourth. At the
gathering there were twenty
four relatives Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jennings and the Fourth took
on the form Of q family reunion
for them. Mr.. Jennings is much
better this spring than he has
been any time since his acct
dent in the prairie fire.
Benedict Banner: This vicin-
ity was visited with a severe
hail storm early Saturday. morn
ing. In some instances the rye
was completely knocked down
causing an almost total loss to
the owner. "
The severe storm which passed
through here June "a did con-
siderable damage. Lightning
struck the home of VIM. Schmidt
Sr. tearing down pipes and
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