The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1916-04-21
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Horses pastured for the sea-
son. Ed. Philbrick, Turtle Lake,
N. D.-Adv.
The rain on Tuesday and Wed
nesday put. another stop to seed
ing for a few days.
For sale-North Pole white seed
potatoes. j. E.. Williams, Wash
lburn.-Adv.
Miss Ruth McCulloch pleasant
entertained a number Of young
folks Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Katherine McGee
Of st. Paul.
Mesdames Yackey, Brown and
Macomber will be the hostesses,
at the next Ladies' Aid meeting
to be held at the Exchange
Wednesday afternoon, April 26.
Mrs. Jochin Weise entertained
a number Of ladies' at her home
Tuesday afternoon i'm honor Of
Mrs. John Rathjen who will leave
tomorrow to make her home in
Iowa.
Miss Hilda VAIL returned to
her school duties Saturday after
noon after spending her Easter
vacation at home with her pa
rents.
Miss Katherine MCGEE arrived
from Sit. Paul Saturday and is
the guest Of Miss Ruth McCul-
loch this week. She is a former
teacher in our public school
and has many friends who are
enjoying her stay here.
Nh. and Mrs. Stillman and
five children are new citizens Of
Washburn. They have been liv-
ing on a farm near Valley City
but will now farm his new farm
north Of Washburn, the fam
lily will live in town so the
children can attend school.
The Easter program will be
held at the Opera House. next
Sunday morning given by the
children Of the Sunday school.
The little tots have been practice
ing hard and their part on the
program is sure to please. In
the evening the choir will give
a Cantata.
Edw. Kugler, manager Of the
Bdtumina mine, returned last Fri.
day from a three weeks business
trip to Chicago. While he was
gone he bought a new breast,
machine, this is the second one
for the mine. This with other
mining machinery that will be
bought before the fall: will make
a decided Improvement at the
mine.
The two concerts given Sat-
urday evening and Sunday after
noon by the Robley Male Quar-
tette were very much enjoyed by
everyone. Saturday evening the
program was varied and each
number was heartily. encored, est
pecially those by the tenor and
reader. During their Sunday
concert they sang a number Of
songs by request and the ap-
preciative audience thought the
program altogether too short. tt
was a pleasing close for the last
Of the Lyceum course. Those
who signed the guarantee for
the course this past winter have
already signed up for next win
ter. The funds ran a, little short,
this year but it is hoped more
will take an interest next win
ter in the good entertainments
gotten in this way.
On Easter morning, Sunday
April the 23rd, at: 1920 o'clock.
the choir Of the NJ. E. church will.
render the cantata ''Jerusalem"
by Chas. III. Gabriel. The OPEN
ing numbers of the cantata. are
scriptural praises to the Holy
City and then are taken up The
events in the life Of the Christ
which we're enacted in Jerusa-
lem, beginning with the search Of
the wise men and their inquiry
Of Herod, and closing with the
Resllrrectiom ALL are cordially
invited to attend. The service
will begin promptly at 10 80. The
following are members of the
chorus: Sopranos-Mrs. f.. ]. G..
Reid, Misses Ellen Holtan, BIan-
che Gustafson, Hazel and Jose
phine ReidI;' Altos-Mrs. j. III.
Starhalckg DOlnras Rnr1mmnnd