The Washburn leader., 1916-02-04
Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank.-Adv.

Farm Loans made at the Wash
burn State Bank.-Adv.
DIR. and Mrs. Danford and;
little daughter went to- Bismarck
Monday to remain a couple of
weeks.
The next meeting of the Tuesl
day club will be held Tuesday,
Feb. g.. Roll call will be- ans
wered by quotations about
Lincoln.
Emanuel and Dan Schulz are
in Minneapolis this week in the
interest Of the Schulz store.
They. will buy stock and attend
some of +he big conventions be-
ing held there this week.
Leo Wilson left Monday for;
the University where he will re-
sumo his studies. He went there
after the; holidays butt had to.
come home on account of poor
health, he expects now to be-
able to remain during this term.
Fred Klein, former resident
of Washburn, was here on Mon
day and went to Underwood to-
attend the funeral Of the late
John Koenig. Mr.. Klein RETURN
ed to his home at Hebron Tuesri
day.
The play to be given tomorrow
night is to help the piano fund
at the school. If you think you
cannot attend help them raise
the money any yway by buying a.
ticket as it is good cause.
The Boy Scouts have begun.
practicing for their annual min
strel show which will be given in
the near future. Their enter
tainment last year was big;
success and they expect *he one;
this year to be even more so.
DR.. Gordon left Monday after
noon for the, south where he will
spend a month or SO recovering:
from bad attack Of rheuma-
tism. He did not know just
where he would go when he left
here, it depended on what eli
mate was best for his rheuma-
tism.
Word reached here this week.
of the death of Ed Brandt on:
january 22nd. He had been
fighting tuberculosis for three:
years but was not able to over
come it and passed away at Colo
RADIO Springs. Ed was known;
here where. he lived for several
years after coming from the old
country.
Paul Josephson was. in from
the farm Monday and made this
office pleasant call and shows
ed his willingness to take the
Leader for another year. The.
Josephson brothers intend to,
farm on a bigger scale than;
ever this year as they bought
the quarter east of their farm
and will farm that too.
Mrs. Martin HoMan returned
from Goodrich Saturday. She
brought the three little Raugust
children with her and will take
care, of them while their mother
is away for her health. Mr.. and
Mrs. Raugust has not been feel
ing we'll for several months and
it was thought best to try a
change Of climate. They will de-
eide where to take her after
seeing the doctor.
The home talent play to be.
given by the high school to-
morrow is well advertised and.
will no doubt be well attended.
The members Of the, eighth grade:
have painted and printed pos.
ters and have placed them ali ov-
er town telling Of the big event,
The posters are very clever.
works Of art and show hard wor
on the part Of their teacher.
If the house is not crowded the:
night of the play it will not be-,
the fault of the eighth grade.
Misses Oberg entertained the,
Rov Scouts Tuesday night to q
big spread after their drill. They.
gathered at the hotel at $50
and were given a plate heaped
with pork and beans, dill pick
9e, brown bread and white sand,
wiches and then ice-cream and
cake. The boys to show their
annl>nni q i'm $50 !, ~ o. faIu cn,, r,c IN