The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1916-03-31

Beats all Doughnut flour per
pkg. IL cents at Holtans.-Adv.
Miss Hazel McCulloch came
home last Saturday from The.
state normal at Minot to spend
her Easter vacation with her pa
rents.
Try 5 cans California plums,
peaches, apricots, Michigan
plums for $1.OO at Holtans.-Adv
J. j. Schweizer shipped another
carload Of hogs to market Sat-.
urday. The hog raising business
is proving a paying proposition
to the farmers in this vicinity.
Try some adamite plastic roof
ing for that leaking roof at Ho]-
tan 's.-Adv.
Home talent plays always take
we'll here and the one to be
given next Wednesday evening
promises to- be superior to
most. Many Of those who are
taking part have been in plays
before and are above the amat-
eur class.
Mrs. j. w. Sampsel Of Bantry,
N. d., says her two sons are
quickly getting better from en-
larged tonsels and adenoids, with
out operation by DR.. Mellenthins
treatment. DR.. Mellenthin will be
Bismarck, Mckenzie hotel We'd
mesday, April S. Hours 9 a. m. 20.
6 p. m.-Adv.
Mr.. John Rebmann a prominen
farmer near Bottinea1l, N. d.,
states he is better Of his serious
heart trouble and was able to
work in the field This summer.
He gives DR.. Mellenthins treat
ment all the credit. DR.. Mellen-
thin will be at, Bismarck, at the
Mckenzie hotel Wednesday April
5. Hours 8 a. m. to- 6. p. m-Adv
The K. P. Lodge gave a BAN
quet lest night to their wives. 1t
was given to- show their apprecia:
tion in. the help given them in
making their annual banquet a
success. The banquet was given
at the Washburn hotel, covers
were laid for about fifty. The
evening was a most enjoyable
one for all present.
Oswald Peterson spent the week
end visiting his mother, Mrs. O..
c. Peterson, and his sisters,
Miss Selma Peterson and Mrs.
Martin Holtan. He had been in
Goodrich ticking care Of his.
brotherlnlaw's store while Mr..
and Mrs. Raugust went, to Colo
RADIO. Oswald; returned the first
of the, week to- Van Hook where
he, is in business.
w. II. DeGraff, the photogra-
pher, went to Turtle creek Nom
day afternoon and took a picture
of 10 deer. The deer had been
driven out Of the woods by the
high water and were walking
along the railroad track. Mr. De-
Graft says they we're quite tame
and he got within 100 yards Of
them. He expects to. have some
good pictures of them.
For sale-Certified seed flax
No. SO, wilt resistant, germina-
ton SO per cent purity 99.77 per
cent; $3.50 per bu.; Csc extra for
each sack, f. O.. b. Washbuln, N.
3D.; 2 bu. flax in each sack. This
flax took first prize on No. 50;
second an sweepstakes, and gold
medal on hest field raised OH new
Hand. Each sack stamped by the
Agricultural college. Write E..
Christensen, Washburn, N. D.
Adv. 4O-43.
The creamery association held
a meeting last Saturday after
noon and elected ita officers.
The following are the directors:
I'D Furst, Dave ScAlickenmayer,
Ole Holtan, Andrew Wicklander,
Fred Maccmber, John Arngrim-
son and John Schulz. The offic-
ers are Ed Furst, president;
Fred Macomber, vice-ptesideM
W. ]. Bickert, treasurer and A.
e. Sauer, secretary. Gus Amber
som is the butter makel. and is
carrying on the work satisfac.