The Washburn leader., 1916-11-10

Dogden was represented by Chris
Furness and Louis Mong at court
on Wednesday.
For rent-living rooms in the Haug-
berg building. See Holtan Nero. Co.
ADV.
Mrs. Aug. E. johnson and daugh-
ter, Louise, returned Monday morn
ing from a short stay in Bismarck.
DR.. C. C. Hibbs, Bismarck's leading
DENTIST, not the cheapest but the
best.-Adv.
The county offices and city schools
were closed Tuesday, it being a
legal holiday.
Cameras can be had at the Studio.
You can use them or buy. as you
wish.-Adv.
The office Of the Hedlund elevator
at Underwood burned down Tuesday
morning. BY hard work the elevator
was saved.
Demonstration of the "DELCO Ell
ECTR1C LIGHT PLANT Enqui1~
at the Leader office If you are III.
terested.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Diesen and
family we're over Sunday visitors in
Bismarck. They were accompanied
by Misses Hattie and Lily Hanson
and Mamie Thompson.
Leslie Griffeth drove down from
his Turtle Lake farm to spend Sun
day with his wife and daughter.
Mrs. Griffeth is greatly improved
but will not move out to the farm
for some time.
John Reiser was in from the farm
Tuesday to cast his vote and to
shop. He said he had few acres of
flax in that yielded pretty good for
this year but wished he had had
more. Mr.. Reiser is doing we'll on
his farm northeast of town.
The lecture course tickets will be
on sale next week. There are five
numbers this year, four musical anN
one lecture. All programs will be
given during the winter months. You
are sure to enjoy each number so get
your season ticket early and you get
q bargain.
The beautiful new residence of
Frank McGray's at Garrison is COM
pleted and Mr.. and Mrs. McGray NOV
ed into it this week. The carpenters
have been at work on it for six
months but they have built home
that any town would be proud of pos
good crop on it.
Mrs. w. H. Weber of Eldridge. N.
D., says she was cured of appendi-
citis and catarrhal trouble of the
nose by Dr. Mellenthin's treatment
which she took last May. DR.. Mel
lenthin will be at Bismarck, Nc
Kenzie Hotel, Wednesday, Nov. q.
Hours 8, a. m. to p. m.-Adv.
Joe Olson has rented farm near
Garrison and will move there next
week as soon as he has hauled all his
grain to market. His wife and the
children are visiting in Garrison until
their furniture is all moved. The half
section farm is located just across the
road from the Simon farm and
Mr.. Olson will no doubt raise some
god crops on it.
The citizens of WasnDurn expect to
enjoy a splendid lecture course this
winter. The first number, the Ap-
polio Male Quartet, will be given on
the goth. Last year those who at
tended the concert given by the
male quartet said it was the best
number in the course. 1ne one com.
ing this year will no doubt be good as
they come very highly recommend,
ed.
Leonard r. Cole will be remember
ed as the principal of our schools for
two terms three years ago. Since leav-
ing here he has been in South Da-
kota where he has held down claim
and taught. This year he is back in
this state and is teaching at Havana.
He writes that one of his daughters
has gone to Africa as missionary.
His wife and two children are still or
the claim.
Miss Bertha o. Sonsteness and
Carl A. Hill were married Wednes'
day evening by, Judge Gibson. The
witnesses were Mr.. and Mrs. Joh.,
]. Hill, parents of the groom. They
all returned to Roseglen the follow
ing morning. The newly-weds ar.