The Washburn leader., 1916-11-10

For Sale-One Hamshire boar,
Registered. Ranard Larson.-Adv.
Emanuel and Andrew Anderson of
Douglas were here Wednesday at
tending court.
For Sale-The Butler house ON
very easy terms. Klein-Johnson C..
Washburn.-Adv.
Court visitors from MAX this week
were A. and Gus. Olson, c. s. Howen
and A. ]. Freitag.
H. E. Tank and D. Mckenzie we're
down from Garrison this week at
tending court.
P. G. Wahl, who is guard at the
penitentiary, came home Tuesday to
vote and visit his parents a couple of
days.
Geo. Hawkins went to Garrison
Wednesday morning to hold teach
ers' examination on Thursday and
Friday.
At last Underwood will have town
hall. Preparations are being made
for a big opening dance on the 10th,
with O'Connor's orchestra from Bis.
marck.
Those who brought down the ell
ection returns from the reservation
were Conrad Smi;'~ Shell Creek;
Sam Newman, Elbowoods and Bur-
ton B. Bell, Armstrong.
A. Kasofsky of Spooner, Wis.,.
writes that he enjoys reading the
Mclean county news in the Leader
This has been his home and he
claims it might be again.
Mesdames c. A. Rust and krist
Kjelstrup came down from Under
wood last Friday and were guests of
the Embroidery club which met at
the Gordon home that afternoon.
Mrs. Paul S. Meyer left Friday for
her home at Madison, s. D., after a
pleasant visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Aug. Schulz. Her sister,
Mrs. Kolasfsky and infant son will
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The town of Coleharbor is growing
as rapidly as other towns on the 500.
They have completed fine new
school house and are now putting up
a new hotel. Many residences were
built during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Harmon and
family left on Tuesday for their old
home at Homer, Mich. They had
made Washburn their home since
last spring. Mr.. Harmon is a brother
of Mrs. King.
&
rraMiss Pearl Ellis of Hensler, who
has taught school north of Wash
burn couple of terms, has accept
ed the school at Fort Clark and will
begin teaching as son as the new
school building is competed.
Mrs. E. j. G. Reid received tel.
egram Sunday morning telling of
the death of her mother in Idaho.
She and her husband left Tuesday
afternoon for Iowa where the funeral
services will be held and interment
made.
Mrs. C. c. Simon of Kindleville,
Indiana, who has been visiting with
her son H. O. Simon and family re.
turned to her home Friday. Mr..
Simon accompanied her to Bismarck.
Garrison Independent.
New subscribers to the Leader
this week are John Rathjen, Mis-
soula, Mont; David Carlson, North
Yakima, WASH; Leonard Harmon,
Homer, Mich; C. E. Miller, Colehar.
bor and B. B. Bell, Elbowoods.
Mrs. Mike Bobe of Glen Ullin, N.
D. had a large goitre removed by
DR.. Mellenthins treatment without
operation and is now cured. Dl.
Mellenthin will be at Bismarck, Nc
Kenzie Hotel, Wednesday, Nov. %.
Hours 9 a. m. to p. m.-Adv.
T. L. Stanley, editor of the Garri-
son Advance, spent Monday in Wash
burn. He came down with the courl
calendars which he printed for the
clerk of court. Mr.. Stanlay said his
paper would become of legal age
with this issue. -- s.-~
Never before have all the fall el-
ection returns been brought in SO
early. BY ten o'clock Wednesday
night the complete returns had been
counted at the county auditors Of
flee. The people appreciate such
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