The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1916-09-15

Ole Soderquist is in.the hospital
at Bismarck and at last reports
he was not doing we'll.
"No Hunting Allowed" signs
for sale at the Leader Office
Adv.
Rev. Reid IS in Bismarck re-
ceiving treatments at the hos
|pdtal.
For Sale - "Premier Gem"
heater, size l6, good as new.
G. NJ. Packard.-Adv.
Miss Gertrude Schweizer is
back from Bismarck where she
underwest a minor operation at
the hospital.
I have the agency for the
Saxon. Roy Westmiller, Wash
burn, N. D, ADV. t.
Fred Falch was a visitor in
town Monday. He said they ex-
pected to get the threshing done
ON their farm this week.
Chris Nelson and wife and
Lawrence Olson, Of Irwin, Iowa,
are at the home of Chris Carlson,
summoned there on account Of
Mr.. Carlson 3 illness.
Fred Reiser threshed 10 BUSH
els Of flax from a Is acre field.
The yield was produced on old
ground and the field was the
incest one to be seen in the neigh
borhood this summer.
Hans Hanson went to Bismarck
Thursday and returned this
morning with his daughter Mrs.
Arnstein who is just out of thel
hospital after an operation for
appendicitis.
The new bank at Underwood
the Underwood State Banks
having a building built east Of
Malloneys hardware store. They
expect to be open for business
before October l..
The r. w. Brownson new resi-
dence is ready for occupancy and
the Brownson family are moving
in this week. It is a nice, neat
cottage-modern in every re-
Chester Ferguson went to I'm
derwood last week to take charg
of the lumber yard during the
ILLNESS Of the manager Of the
lumber yard at that place who
is suffering from typhoid fever.
!. If your home should catch fire
today or worse, tonight, have
you a ladder handy to get on
the roof? Many Of the fires in
the country start from sparks
setting fire to the roof; a bucket
water would e4tinguish the
and prevent the destruc-
ton of the house, but how to get
ON the roof is often no trifling
Every one owning a home
should have a good. ladder and
keep 1T in a convenient place
for use in case Of fire. =
Bert Callahan, Emanuel Schulz
j. T. McC ulloch, Karl Klein,
Wacker, Hugh McCulloch
Henry VAIL and Floyd Satter-'
lund composed the annual hunt
ing party to. visit Johns Lake
Of McClusky this year on
the opening day Of the season. A
good, big supply Of game was
home. Bert Callahan
and Emanuel. Schulz were taken
seriously sick during the. second
in camp and trip was
made to McClusky for a doctor
who pronounced it ptomaine pois
ON.
Aug. III. VAIL had q, fine dis
play at the Forbes Drug store
Saturday of fruit and vegetables
which was grown in his garden
this year consisting Of raspber-
ries, plums, apples, crabapp1es,
grapes, Juneberries, gopseberri<
strawberries, and beans, peas,
radishes and other vege-
which was very creditable.
Mr.. Wahl took his display to
Ryder Monday morning where
he is interested in land business
with j. p. Peterson.
M. E. McCurdy, principal Of
schools at Waahbnrn, took a,
look at his farm, and called On
q few friends here one day re-
Gently. He was accompanied by
Adolph Wacker Of Washburn
ana they were en-route to Elbo-
;woods. Mr.. McCurdy secured
the nomination for Sslperin-
tendent Of Schools of Mclean
county at the June primary, and