The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-09-23
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Miss Nellie Furst, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Ed Furst, who live up the
river is teaching in the public school
at Sanger, this year. Miss Furst has
been successful teacher for the past
two years, having taught at both Stan
ton and Judson. .-.. :, I'll ..s
J. G. Robertson of st. Paul, one of
the heavy stockholders in the Central
Power Co., met with officers and at
torneys of the company at Bismarck
the first of the week where the case of
the company was heard. 1t is under
stood the: company plans to re-or-
ganize and build new plant. -
The evening 500 Line train No. 260
had the front trucks of the tender de-
rallied a few miles east of Washburn
Thursday evening of last week and
the train did not arrive in Bismarck
until 4:25 the next morning. No one
was injured nor any great damage
done. The train returned the next
morning about noon.
The ladies of the Women's Auxil-
larry Of the Victor B. Wallin
Post No. IL, American Legion, will
hold their food sale Saturday, Sep
tember "a in the Hotel Washburn
lobby beginning at 8 o'clork. The. la
dies have stated that the, sale will be
a big one, as practically everyone III
town will bring something for sale.
It is a good chance to get your Sun.
day dinner: VI
William Picket, who has been in the
hospital at Bismarck for the last five
weeks, returned home Wednesday of
this week Mr.. Picket underwent a
very serious operation for ulcers Of
the stomach, and his many friends
are indeed glad to know that he has
successfully recovered from the oper-
alton. Mr., Picket was assisting Fred
Pfister in his coal mine before he
went to the hospital. ,5$ s6{ ID
William Schwandt was taken to the
hospital at Bismarck Sunday by Har-
ry Jones, where he was given treat.
ment for blood poison. Mr. schwandt
a few days before ran splinter under
ono Of his, finger nails, but in few
days the whole hand became swollen
and ,by Sunday the arm was twice its
natural size, y, It was only BY immedi-
te action taken by the doctors at the
hospital that saved, him from having
his arm cut of. \, ss,3 n. n
Geo. Battey left Thursday for his
new home at Shelby, Iowa. where he
has entered into the mercantile bust
ness with MI ~ ackey.. Mrs Battey
and children went about two weeks
ago, III sorder that the children could
ENTER school. Nj. II Battey's B many
friends here s reg q. see him leave
the ssttcwn, but All wish him success in
| shis new locat ton; Car,aells has
Dough the house of Geo. Battey and
VII Into at once, I,
ldoe, one pf the d prominent has-
iiness men so1t s. isuso. J. s:vvas 4 visitor IL
WASH burn ednssdia da.oe
l;brDugh to the IL, county seat Philip
Hatch ana lisa Marion " Davis, who
we're married / here N V1ednesday and
Miss Elno 81 Thomp pson, u friend IS the
young IS people 81 . solonel recantly
Ersturned from 4 i sssix weeks tip
through the Il Nssts shera heS visited IS
|shsfIontana, daho, oreg gon3 i ana u Washing
going from Seat sup int Brit.
iTishs Columbia uffning through Nm
iada. IIe reports n Syel.y plep antE trip
but sstat &: that condit ions "a the West
IRE #no better if not thanH in
ISogth nan III 4
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