The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1916-04-14
Market Report

son. Ed. PhlIbrlck, Turtle Lake,
D.-Adv.
John Rathj en has sold his
residence and auto to- Rev.
j. a. Diesen.
A. complete stock Of Alabastine
the sanitary wall finish at Hol-
tan Mere. Co.-Adv.
Misses Alma Wahl and AGA
johnson spent a couple Of days
in Bismarck shopping this week.
For sale-North Pole white seed;
potatoes. j. E. Williams, WASH
burn. ADV
The Parent Teachers League
will hold: it's meeting next Mon
day night. Tt was postphonedI
from last Monday night.
The millinery department a
Holtan's has been the center of
attraction the past week.-Adv.
P. M. Ferguson had his life
insured with the Bankers Life
Company and their agent was in
town Thursdaysand paid the4in-
surance to his widow.
Cameras can, be had at the
Studio. You can use them or
buy, as you wish.-Adv.
Rev. j. G. N. Pengelly return
ed Thursday from a trip to Glen
Cli1n where he went to attend a
state ministerial meeting for two
days.
For sale-clean home grown
Timothy seed, $500 per bushel.
w. Macomber.- If.
The Tuesday club will hold it's
regular meeting on Wednesday
next week, being postponed just
one day on account of the enter
tainment given by the Mccall
leys. -
The Robley Male Q~uartette will
be here Saturday and give an
entertainment at the Hub that
The following afternoon
they will give a sacred concert.
This is the last number Of the
lecture course.
Rev. E. j. G. Reid expected, to.
return from Shakopee the latter
part of this week and preach at
.Wiashburn and Buffalo, Lake ne, t
but he has accepted an
invitation to remain in Minneapt-
lis over Sunday, SO will return
next week.
Mrs. Nels Nelson, a former
near ,Washburn, but now
Of Canada is on her way home
after spending the winter with
her daughter, Mrs. John A. John
son a. Painted Woods. They
were here this week visiting at
the Oberg home and will visit
Mrs. Robt. b ergquist, another
Of Mrs. Nelson's and
for Canada next week.
Mrs. johnson will remain w h
her mother in Canada about a
month. Mrs. Nelson is " years
old and is as spry as though.
twenty years younger. The old
enjoyed seeing her again.
The 500 railway has inaugu-
a reduced round trip fare
from the twin cities for home
effective from April TO
November, inclusive, and on sale
at eastern initiation points on
and Tuesday of each
week to parties Of five or more,
at a cost just a little above the
fare one way. The tickets have
a To-day limit with stop-over
privileges in North Dakota and
at option. The purpose
1f the reduced rates is to- encoua'-
age homeseekers to come TO this
state and look over lands. The
Today limit gives them ample
lime to investigate and the Etop-
over privileges allow them 20
visit several points on. one trip.
The county commissioners held
. six days session last week
They looked over thoroughly the
bids for gas tractors and award
ed. the contract for two 1880
gas tractors to the Autumn Pay
lor Company. The Minneapolis
and Machinery Company
was awarded the contract for
one Twin City 40 gas
tractor. The Wheeling Corrngat-
ing Company was given the con-
tract to furnish metal cudverts as
advertised. The contract for two
twelve foot graders and one road
was awarded to the Stock
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