The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1921-02-04

Judge Miller married two couples
at the court house this week. The
parties. we're Paul Harbo> and Miss
Alice Sfinenko, Of Dodgen and John F.
Henricks and Miss Magdlena Gehring,
of Underwood.
The Norwegian Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Ole Peterson;
! February IL. The members are re-
quested to be present in time to take
part in the business meeting. Every
one is invited.
Albert Lang and family who have
been conducting the boarding house
at the Kugler Coal Nine, has moved
his family into town and is
now located in the house formerly
occupied by Emanuel Meyer and fam
lily.
Mrs. W. X. Williams and her moth
er, Mrs. H. E. Barnes, left Monday
evening for Miles City, Mont, where
they will make weeks visit with
Mrs. Barnes sons, Frank and Ed. Mr.
Williams accompanied them as far as
Bismarck.
Wa!fred and J. w. Ecklund, prom
inent farmers from up the river were
callers in town Saturday. The Eek
lund brothers are frequent visitors
hcre in the summer, but after the
river freezes over they make the towns
on the other side their trading centers.
Mrs. Ida Pitman has again organized
music class here in Washburn. 1t
will be remembered that Mrs. Pi+man
had class here last winter. Since
that time she has been studing in
New York under Oscar Segal. This
evening she is giving a concert at Will
ton. ~.
essrs. Henry and William Hecht
of Somerset, Wis, arrived here We'd
nesday to attend the funeral of their
brother, John Heche, which was held
Thursday att Sanger. The Messrs.
and Mrs. Frank j.. Thompson of this
place. ,!,;,..:;,.t ,.t'S .e..4 +:
Oscar Soderquist, son of Peter So
derquist, is here visiting his father
from Alberta Can. Mr.. Soderquist
wen to Canada some ten years ago
aud this it his second visit home: He
stated that conditions in Canada were
about the same as they are here in
the States. ,:1
What e 'addens the heart of the car
driver about as much as anything can
is the drop in the. price of. gasoline in
the past week. The local agent, c.. A.,
Prummund. has received to notices of
drops in price. each one of cents on
the gallon. This makes the price here
35c a gallon.
, Miss Hilda Gustafson, of the
Bimarck Hospital, is here visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Gustafson. Miss
Custafson recently graduated from
the hospital as a train nurse and after
her vacation intends to aeain return
and practice her profession at the
same hospital.
Lawrence Olson, who has been
travelling in his car through South
Dakota and Montana for the past six
months, returned home Sunday. The
young man has been seeing the coun-
try in the neighboring states, but,
when he ran into too much snow he
turned his car toward home.
A telegram was received by John
Satterlund from his son Floyd, at
Missou!a, Mont, stating that a baby
girl was born to them FEBRUARY 8.
Mrs. Satterlund is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. August Wahl of this place.
Miss Blanche Gustafson left Nom
day for Fargo where she will take a
post: graduate course in the Interstate
Business college for three months.
From there it Is understood she will
go to Chicago to finish her training
and where she will secure Diploma
which will entitle her to teach the
subjects of short hand and stenog-.
raphy.
The Leader has received card
week or more has been in Chicago
the Holtan Nero. Co., saying that he
wear clothing that the company has
ever carried and he states further that
The line was secured at q very reason
able price. III s.l1 Y
VIM. Tye, OF Hazelton. was here the
mast week visiting, with his brother,
5-who is employed by Holman. Web
Ster & Son on the state road. " Mr..
I'VE is farming with his father and
brothers about 800 acres of land near
Hazelton and who are considered
big farmers Of that section. While!
he was here visiting he was also look,
ing about for some pure bred Duroc
hogs. which he Is wanting to buy for
the place. @$s S %3S A! Il
Earl Robinson manager of the
Washburn Motor Co.. announced last
week in the, paper that the price of
the Fordson, Tractor had been lower
I'D 81 So This is in keeping Of the
present trend downward of all COM,
mod ities.9 Henry Ford was the first