The Washburn leader., 1916-02-25
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Thursday, March ! and 2. There
will be women and men speak
ers at the morning, afternoon
and evening sessions. See their
big ad in this issue.
Coal will be delivered at once
if you telephone the Brummund
Transfer.-Adv.
DR.. G.. L. Gordon writes from
a Uhicago HOSPITAL that he is
still flat on his back with rheu-
matism. He had an operation
for it and now hopes to be able
to- leave the hospital soon.
HARNESS.. A fine line Of
light and heavy harness, collars,
harness goods have just been re
ceived by the Mandam' Mercantile
Co. Prices are light and all
goods guarante ed.-Adv.
The moving pictures Of the.
"Broken Coin" have been the
main attraction in Washburn
this week. For two weeks the
weekly reels failed to appear so
these were shown Tuesday and
Wednesday evenings and another
episode will be given tonight.
For sale-The Washbnrn Hotel
we'll established business to right
party. Building for sale on easy
terms. For further particulars
call or write. Will be glad to
answer correspondence. Oberg
Sisters, Washburn, N. D.-Adv.
The Ladies s. Aid Of the Con-
gregational church will be held
at the Exchange Saturday,
March 4. Remember the change
in the day. Mesdames Joe Mann
w. l.. Gordon and w. j. Mangan
will be the thostesses.
Anton Peterson returned
Monday from Bismarck where
he spent a month receiving treat
ments for blood poisoning. He
has to Lgo back every other day
to- have the wound dressed but
is glad to get back home EVEN
for a short time. He is feeling
greatly improved.
The last number of the lecture
course will be male ,quartette
Tt will be here within a week
but the exact da'e is not known
This kind Of music always seem.
/; to. take better i'm Washburn than
any other. 1t is hoped that
, there will be a big attendance
to help out the shortage in the
lyceum fund.
Mrs. Robt. Leroy, ST., was tax
en- to Bismarck Monday and p9ae
ed in hospital. The day befor'
she fell off the back porch Of
her home, near Underwood. She
broke shoulder and received
several bad bruises. She has
many friends in Washburn who
will hope for her a speedy re
cowery.
Emil Christensen returned
from Fargo Saturday where he
spent the month Of january. He
was at Fargo during the Grain
Growers convention and won
three of the prizes on his flax
seedL Since returning home
he sold 200 bushels to Emil Len
hart of Bismarck. All the flax
he. raised has been sold for seed.
Joe GrabFnger was in from
his farm Tuesday. Hessays he
intends to put in a larger crop
this year than last but does not
look for a big crop. His OBJ"
serwations prove that when tlicl
lis so much snow in The. winter
! there is not as much rain and
rain is needed every month dur
ing the growing season.
Alvin z. Boen, former foreman
in the Leader office, is now solo
clarinetist in a band in Fergus
Falls, Mimi, his home. town. He
began playing the clarinet while
here and by hard work has be-
come soioist. There are 81
+, in the band recently organized
and it will no doubt soon be-
counted among the best in thx
state.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. F. NIcGray
passed through here last Fri
day from Garrison. Mr.. McGra!
was on his way to Hurter's Hot
Springs where he will spend
some time recovering from rheAl.
matism. Mrs. McGray went ia
Minneapolis and may go on to
Florida for hel. Dea.th. She was
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