The Washburn leader., 1916-12-01

ter color paintings, and other articles
suitable for Christmas gifts.-Adv.
Whether you drive a car or carry a
dinner pail you need an ICY.HOT.
Lunch kits. food jars and carrying
cases at the Jewelry Store.-Adv.
There are "a banks in Mclean
county and charters have been grant
ed to 49, more.
Sterling Hull Detachable umbrel.
las make ideal gifts, gold, silver and
fancy carved wood handles, suitable
alike for either lady or gentleman at
Walls Jewelry Store.-Adv.
For Sale-all my Buff Orpington
chickens, 10 hens and pullets and 2
cockerels, also l White Leghorn cock
erel. Feed being so high am unable
to keep them over winter. c. M.
Packard at, Leader office.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Weise, on
their farm near Conkling, had as
dinner guests last Sunday Mr.. and
Mrs. Hendricks, Mrs. Williams, sister
of Mr.. Hendricks, and Mrs. J. Weise,
Mr.. Weise's mother.
Mrs. A. E. Johnson and Louise and
Hugh returned from Bismarck Mon
day. Louise went to Steele Saturday
where she attended the Hogue- Robin
son wedding.
Only twenty-five days until Christ
mas. What would be more sensible
as a gift than one that can be en-.
joyed every week during the next
year. Send your relative or friend a
years subscription to the Leader.
Wanted-Several first class agents
to call on farmers with good propo-
sition in Mclean Co. Will be at
Washburn Dec. 3-4and 5, to demon
strate. Call and see R. L. Roach
Adv.
Mrs. Frank Beechler, who has been
in hospital in Bismarck for some
time recovering from appendicitis,
expected to return home Saturday
when she was taken with small pox.
Her stay in Bismarck will probably
be prolonged couple of weeks.
O ND nj FeSfh To
Bismarck Monday with Inez Griffeth.
Mrs. Poe returned the following morn
ing but Mrs. Griffeth will stay few
days while her daughter RECEIVERS
from an operation on her nose and
throat. Mrs. Callahan. went down
Tuesday to be with them during the
operation.
Land was opened on the Fort
Assinniboine reservation in Mont
ana and in the drawing Miss Henriet-
ia O'Hara, formerly of this place but
now of Minot, drew No. 80. Her IA
ther has gone out to look over the
land and If desirable he may take
CLAIM also. Winners must pay SOC.
an acre year for the land for a
period of five years and must estab-
lish residence and comply with the
100 acre homestead laws.
The Max Enterprise was given the
delinquent tax list to publish by the
county commissioners. Through the
courtesy of Editor F. E. Wright, the
list will be published in the Leader
next week. The Leader will receive
no fees from the county for publish
ing it but it is done to give our SUBJ
scribers a sure chance of getting a
copy. The Enterprise put out. q
number of extra copies but this will
give it little more publicity. &.
The Tuesday club will meet next
Tuesday, December 5th. This is the
last meeting before the holidays
with the exception of the social eve
ming on December 10. The Leader
is Mrs. w. G. Hendricks. Roll call; !;
current events; "Prison Reform .
Mrs. Rice; Environment and Hered-
ity," Mrs. McCulloch. In November
the club was divided into four divis-
ions and each division was to make
$25 to carry on the work in the pub.
lie library The first division, OF
which Mrs. Williams was chairman,
earned their money inside of two
weeks and handed check of $30.75
to the treasurer at the last meeting.
The guessing contest at Walls
Jewelry store Tuesday evening drew
large crowd. The store was simply
packed and many stood on the side
walk outside to watch the judges
The contest was the counting Of
jewels that had been displayed in one
of the show windows during the last
month. so jewels had been placed
in small box sand then different ar
ticles of jewelry containing 116 jew
els had been on display. When the