The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1915-11-05

will be held the coming Sam
day at the Washburn school
house at IL a. m. j. A. Diesen.
DIR. G. H. Vann, dentist of
Minot, will be at the Washburn
Hotel Nov. 18th and 10Th pre-
pared to do all kinds Of dental
work. Regular monthly visits
Internationally. 5 IL.
The Northern Produce Co., Of
Bismarck, N. d. are paying
highest prices for live poultry
and will furnish you empty coops
to ship your poultry in. Write
them for prices and coops.. Adv.
Mathew McCurdy came up from
a few days visit with his brother
NJ. T.. McCurdy, at Washburn,
the fore part of the week for a
visit with friends here. Matt
is now an operator in a railroad
station near Duluth, Minnesota.
Max Enterprise.
In copying the article from
the Leader last week about the
Bliss family, the Benedict BAN
ner added the following: No.
doubt Mr.. Bliss will be rememr
bered by all old settlers at this
place having founded the Congrc'
gational church here, besides
homestcading west Of town. 9
Ingwald Rovig, who was on
his way east from his home in
Seattle, Washington, stopped off
in Mandan for a couple Of days
visit with his brother, Register
Of Deeds j. l.. Rovig. He de-
parted for Chicago Friday eve
ning.-Mandan News.
G. w. Raines returned We'd
nesday morning from a years
trip in Iowa. Arkansas, Neb-
raska, Montana and Washington
looking for some place to locate.
When he left here he sold his
farm to Chas. Findley. He says
he has decided to stay in this
state and will either tuy or
rent. No states visited looked
as' good to- him as North Da-
kota.
Cards have benn received in
the city announcing the marriage
of Helen, youngest daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Thompson
of Eau Claire, Wis, to Henry N.
Huff on Saturday, October 30.
The young couple will be at HON
after December 1st at Barron.
Wis. The bride is a sister Of
Miss Mamie and Frank Thomp-
son Of Washbua'n. She spent
several months here about four
years ago.
Ell Paso Hela aid: Shirley is
a. performer. Of rare merit. He
plays on so many Instruments
that a person almost loses track
Of them. But, though an ac-
Dmplished artist, on all Of the ;r-
struments, it was the treatment
of his saxophone numbers in
which he apEtearedsat his best
and which brought down the
house. At the Hub Theatre
Saturday Nov. 6.-Adv.
The Country Store Was a big
drawing card at the Hub Friday
night. The five dollar. gold
piece was given to Mrs. Aug.
E. johnson. jeanette Nelson got
a sack Of flour, Sheriff Hend-
ricks was the luckiest one and
was Sc richer after going to
the. store. The first reel Of the:
new serial 1.-The Broken Coin"
was very good and the following
episodes will be watched with
interest.
When Mrs. Ii. G. Jones was on
her way home to Conkling last
Friday afternoon, the team she
was driving became frightened
by an auto and ran away. She
was thrown into a wire fence
and a deep ragged cash was cut
i'll her arm. She was brought
to town at once and the doctor
took fourteen stitches to draw
the cut together. She stayed with
Mrs. NJ. F. Wilson several days
until she felt able to go home.
The North Dakota building
at the San Francisco exposition
will be closeu so"n and the ex-
hibits packed and shipped back
home. The exposition closes
December 4th and ii IS thought
very few will visit there during
the last month. The exhibit
has been a wonderful advertise
ment for this state and will