The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1920-02-20
News From Our County
Papers and Correspondents
eARR!soN NEWS ITEMS

GARRlSoN NEWS ITEMS
William McGonagle of Black#ater
returned from the cities after spend
ing several weeks away visiting on his
way back he took in the auto show at
Fargo.
Miss 3. L. Bergett, one of Mclean
County's best teachers, who is teach
ing at the O'Shea school was here oy'
er Sunday. -..s t-.s@ g.
Morris zovorist a merchant from
Coleharbor visited the family of M.
Auerbach of this city.
Miss Beulah Forbes from Washburn
visited the family of F. w. McGray re-
turning home Thursday.
Mrs. Geo. Barrow from Emmett
spent the last of the week visiting
friends in our city. '-
M F. Minehan was business ylsl'
tor at Max the last of this week.
Mike Koorany formerly of Benedict
was here on business Saturday. Mr..
Koorany now lives in Grand Forks.
Mrs. William Jones was called to
Courtney to nurse Engevart Olson wnc
is sick from pneumonia.
L..
the school district south west of here,
informs us that the Bank of North Da.
kota charges their district with 81 90
for, blank checks to draw upon their
funds there.
Since the Socialists party, has be-
came extinct: Tell us with what politi
cal party does the I. w. W. cast his
vote? Look this question squarely III
the face Mr.. Farmer, and after you de-
eide tell US how it is possible for any
party to represent the interest Of both
of VOW?
Chas.. Arndt from Platt township
took the south bound passenger t."
Bismarck, Chas. is to accompany his
mother home who has been to the hos
pital for medical treatment. T.
Fred Gillett and Philip Hand OF Rec
were BUSINESS men in our city Wednes'
day.
John Gates returned Friday to the
University at Grand Forks, to resume
his work
Peter Walters was caller at the
Capital city "Wednesday.
Frank McGgay was in Bismarck re-
turning "Wednesday. ;,
week and informed us that the taxes
upon his homestead for 1918 was
$27.10 and for 1919, with the hail in.
,surance cancelled is $S3. 80. possibly
agsles clean !.s y County slnaape endsRtsaean
explain. a
]. A. Schauer was business caller
at the Capital Thursday.
A one Miller an alien, had the auda-
city to write letter which made it's
appearance In The Mclean Indepen-
dent, condeming the American Legion
we can read quite we'll and know as
we'll as possibly the alien, Miller. wha,
is best for us concerned. We do ad
mire your unmitigated gaul, Miller.
and the extended courtesy granted BY
any press to aliens, conscientious ob-
jectors, seditionists setal We can put,
up with a reasonable amount of bluff
ing, fourfushing and braying from any
citizen but when it comes to pass that
an alien has such keen interest in
our future. we grow somewhat sus-
Dicious Of both the alien and editioin
that accepts such.
Lcus Rosco has bougt in with 0. G.
Stephens in the Calkins pool parlor
and the firm will do business undo:
the name of Stephens & Roscgsss ..I
Disk; Kits and family returned With
two small children. from Iowa where
he went to attend the funeral of =
brother's wife.
Pearl Keys is back from bismarck
where he went for treatment.
L. o. Anderson from Underwood
was here the first of the week.
A NOn-partisan speaker visited here
Monday, we were in to hear him a
short time long enough to hear him
try and make plain the State Land
Loan; Said the reason they charged
IS. .0o; per thousand for appraising was
to keep the /, ". AS from getting
money; Possibly that is why they tilt
ed the league price to Join to SIS. 90
Just to, keep out the /. v. AS.
Alex Miller was q south bound pas,
senger to Bismarck, Monday.
j. p Nelson went to Bismarck Mon,
day ON business. III.
Those In from Malcolm. Monday
we're: Chas Okerson. Fred Schock and
Jacob Waltz. ss3Si., 5
John and Joe Ulrich were in from
Andrps Monday. 81 ,9:l;.
here to show on February s6th at s
O'clock F. N. ~
Joe Doran was in from Bismarck.
sunday W :sl, .s$ .s s
Miss Alice Minehan our competent
Postal service lady has returned from
is1(innewauknn where she has been via:
fting rhlatives and friends.
i II H. I. .Tra1ease, who was convicted OF
sedition and IS out ON appeal bond
vas In to her the League speaker
Monday. Y. This individual Traleaseswas
the first league organizer that made
this city. and he IL one NJ their best
nen as told by many axes some
stun TO- make q good organizer; Mieht'
aey that he Is an alien also, 50 far
Ne league have had three individuals
out sas $oIrantzera here who were not
citizens ef the U. s. Mr.: FfarmeS.
ssycu must rs In one terrible plight
when aliens can tell you ~ what yen
ought to do poll !cal or oth herNise. sYon
VINO have made this state what it II.
stn be directed by ALIEfyH There rs
ONO yey,iv n aba rs ev IA HsNrIl m