The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-09-02
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"A terribly sad accident happened
q Monday afternoon just south OF the
Boyd Trindle home, the full particu:
lars OF which cannot be given at this
writing as no one saw the accident.
i While Paul Bragdon and little son
Harry, boy Of 10 years, were com
ing home from Wilton after deliver
ing two loads Of wheat to the eleva-
tor, Mr.. Bragdon stopped at a friends
house to see about getting wagon
and told his son to go on slow and
he would soon overtake him. He had
gone but mile when the horses were
seen going past at a runaway speed
with no one in the wagon. However,
just down the road was seen the form
Of the boy, Mr.. Trindle took his car
and went to his assistance. The little
boy was taken to the doctors office
where an examination was made and
at midnight they took him to Bis
;h1arck. He was stfll unconscious
Tuesday evening. !, !,
- Mrs. Ira Wright spent few days
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
c.. G. Wright last week. :
s5 L. E. Hall made a business trip to
!, Bismarck Thursday afternoon return
ing the same day. .3. o$tz. hi VI,
Mrs. c.. c. Wright and children
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Mathison
near Wing. .: >z,. zz,.ls, ,$ss.
.5 Mrs. Chas Findley who was called
{ to Valiske, Iowa, some four weeks ago
to see a sister who was in poor health,
returned home Friday. ss
Mrs: Esther Maxwell entertained a
number; of her friends at dinner Sun
day. An enjoyable good time was the
report Of all who were there.
Several from this locality attended
the song service at the Grand Theatre
Sunday evening and heard the new
pastor, Rev. 3. ". sHeaden, preach. 4
Rev. and Mrs. J. r. Gill, in com
paDy with the latter's brother, Joseph
I Hart, left for their home at Coon
Rapids, Iowa, Friday. They went by
way of Aberdeen, 8. d, Is where they
win visit over Sunday with Mrs. Gill'ss
son, Eddie Williams and wife, before
leaving for their home Ss5 SS2 .s ''ss'
81: Mrs. Jake Olson who spent q week
at McC Clusky where she had gone to;
receive treatment from Dr.. Ness, re-
turned home Tuesday feeling much
improved. " 81. ~ ri .st 35$:s3
While Misses Dorothy and Ruth
Walker were returning from Wilton
Friday afternoon and were just about
to descend q large hill something gave
way on the harness soaring the horse.
The frightened animal started to run,
throwing the girls out and badly Jar
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was, thought they were badly hurt,
sbut after the excit itement; I; was. over
they were glad to think It was no
worse than III was s,.. SsESs5ss
Mrs. e. c. WI lliams, who with her
sister and brOt r.in,law, J. M. Thomp-
'son, who had gone to visit friends In.
South Dakota, Z, returned home Thurs
day. Mrs. Williams relates consider.
able trouble with the car over the;
newly grad Sroads and she with her
mother who came to visit with them;
we're obliged to- take the train to Bis
maTck where Villiams went to-
meet them. Mrs. w illiams' moth be-
Ing too tired to- Il &C company them
home, remained over till Friday when
M, and Mrs. Thomps son Joined her
andsall5 returned home none the worse
for their long journey. All report O.
most enjoyable visit and enjoyed a
pleasant. time with their friends.
VI Miss Ruby Findley in conn With
d Mrs; Boyd Crindle and sson, Melvin
spent Saturday 81 the Capital City
While there they took sinS some of the
ssights of the ely They report IN en-.
0yabtes trip,
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