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The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25

Born, TO Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Porter,
May "a, asIo.pound son.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. A. Brakefeld are
moving to their claim near Saltwater.
Attorney G. A. McFarlane returned
Friday from a two weeks stay at Hunt
.ers Hot Springs.
4 The annual alumni banquet will be
held at the Metropolitan cafe OF Friday
evening. May 81.
Mrs. w. r. Holbrook has been quite
seriously III for the past week but was
more comfortable yesterday.
L. r. Waldron of the Dickinson ex-
pertinent station returned Thursday
from a business trip to Fargo.
The Dickinson Electric Light Co. has
secured the services of a day engineer
and within a few days the plant will be
in a position to supply a day current.
Get estimates from "A. Berg, the dec
orator and sign man. Artistic and up
to.date work. Office Northwestern Build
ing Co. Telephone oo-2 3-16-tf
Nj. and Mrs. James Conroy of Elroy.
Wisconsin,w who had been spending sew
eral days at the home of Mr.. Conroy's
sister, Mrs. Hugh McKeeyer, left Mon
day for their home.
Mrs. Margaret Freeman returned the
first Of the week from Los Angeles and
other points Of interest: in the west that
were visited by the Shriners' excursion
partysof which she was q member.
Geo. Lee and VIM. Prind1e we're
up from Gladstone Wednesday night
for the Commercial club smoker" T.
S. Undefhill was also numbered among
those present from outside tie city.
Miss Hazle Lee of Gladstone manip-
ulates an automobile nicely, making the
run to Dickinson on TuesdayrrsM good
time. She was accompanied by her
mother and came mp for herlesson With
Miss Ale0tt. sS s1ss
10 theslist Of new postofices recently
Erecomnaended It places III North ID.
kota; bsnpted the establishment Of "a
office at Schnebly, Hettinger county
with HI. Schnebly 81 Gladstone ii
postmaster.
Married. Nay -, 1.-THE paTsonaee 81
ST. Pauli1 church, by Rev. F
wv. GrEss, MI. Robert tnRledue and
MissLx ILitesss both \ Ynls. The
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25
Notice,

own and viii sAAll 500 acres of 81
good land % there 10 ia this part of
North Dakota, within two miles Of Dick
inson. i Il % solid tract and will make
q splendid farm. This land win Be-
/. so % 9 Zone third less than youscsnshny
land, not 40 good, on any aiF.iinegYaif.s
way north Of south. II. G BERKY.3-otfs
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25

happy couple returned in the evening:
70 reside on q homestead. just taken BY
the groom.
Il FOR SALE:-Good furnace, eight
registers; economical heater. for city.
house, country store OF hotel.s
}5-2s.2t N. L.AYERs.
The homeseekers' ratessto the north
vest, which expired BIZ limitation me
end OF April. have been reinststed "
the northern lines. The rates will be
practically the same 80 before on the
basis OF one fare plus 81 for the round
trip, but to some places Id North Da.
hota the sround-trip rate will beSone iare.
plus SIS 81
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25
~ E HAVE 800 LOTS in different
parts of the CITY that we can sell

~ E HAVE 800 LOTS in different
~ parts of the city that we can sell
at right prices and on right
terms. The list is too large to
quote in an ad. but we shall take pleas
ure in giving you all the information
desired if you will call on US. Prices
range from $167.3O to 46BO.OO, &C.
cording to location. Terms of sale are
\ at time of purchase and the balance
in equal annual payments at $50 per
annum.
Call and look over our list. Office
hours from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m, and later
If you want to do business.
Hud 4 LyfIe.
Rooms ~ and 20 First National Bank
Building.
The Dickinson press., 1907-05-25

locals % page 3.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Report by Wards
Below is the statement of improvements
by wards In the city since the first of July:
Principal Building Permits

Following principal building permits
granted during the past week.
San Pedro street, 235 -237-J. Hazlip. owner
G. W. Wilson, builder; two-story two-rooH
building, SSS34.
Figueroa street, 444 North-C. C. Pitzer, own
er and builder; two-story forty-tWo room
apartment house, $500.
Wiltshire boulevard. 24O1-H G. Otis, owner
F. r. Brauer, builder; alteration of residence,
s6300.
Kensington road. 10SO-C. H. Murray, owner
and builder; two-story, eight-room residence
$4,000.
Towne avenue. 446-Jesse Osgood, owner; X.
McNary. builder: one-story five-room resi-
dence, $1,000.
Germana, owner: F. Strangman, builder; al
terations of building, $4,000
Twenty fourth street, PIGS, West-J. G. Toles,
owner; 2. e. Vile, builder; two-story nine
room residence, $1,000.
Halldale, between Vermont avenue and
Figueroa street-Marie L. Hart, owner; e. P.
Williamson, builder: one a half story
seven-room residence, $250O.
Grand street. 2S17, South-M. Sise, owner;
F. Lee builder; two-story eleven-room resi-
dence, $4,000.
Flgueroa street. $780, South-C. ]. Fox,
owner; Thomas H. Gill; builder; one-story
store building. $4,000.
Vermont avenue 4707-George Buck, owner;
residence, S35OO.
Thompson street, 2211-Laura D. Allen, own
er; Charles F. LYMAN builder; one and half
story fye-room residence. S2OOO
Twenty ninth street, 21O1 West-Nettie NJ.
Smith, owner and builder; one-story six-room
residence, $1,000.
santa Barbara avenue. 404-J. F. Jordan,
owner; A. j. Thomas, builder; one-story six
room residence, $1,000.
Moneta avenue, 4OO1-M. Hurwitz awner and
builder one story three room store buildings
$4,000.
Van Ness avenue, 1901. M. Decker owner
r s Gardner, builder; one and a half story
six room residence; $4,000.
Westmoreland place, 1S41-Carrol E. Low,
owner; j. B. Mitchell Co., builders; two-story
eleven room residence; $500.
Chicago street, $40 South-J Walas, owner;
Anthony builder; two-story thirteen room resi-
dence; $4,000.
Forty-eighth street. 1904 West-James E. Di
Vail, owner and builder; two-story nine-room
residence; $250O.
sichei street, $40 South-Dominican Sisters.
owners; j. B. Eaton, builder; alterations of
building; $4,000.
Charles McCully, builder; two-story eight
room residence; $500.
Olive street 729 South-Alice ]. Gastrcn,
owner: ]. A. KIarquist. builder; one-story
fcur-room garage; $4,000.
Virgil avenue, 1S5-Gavin w. Craig, owner
and builder; one and a half story eight-room
residence; 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
LOCAL BANKER SELECTS
HOME ON WEST SIXTH STREET
Sales in the Southern Section to Home
Seekers for Cash

The Cornell company report that they
have sold for R. e. Waite to Sarah APP
sey the property at 1856 East Fiftieth
street for $14OO. The lot is 40x125 feet and
is improved with a three-room California
house.
Attorney William R. Hervey, vice pres-
dent of the American National bank, has
paid Clara R. Shatto, through S. H. Hast
ings & Co., $4,000 for the property on the
southwest corner of Shatto and West
Sixth streets. The lot is 1S0x219 feet, i'm
proved with a two-story mission style
house.
The cottage bungalow at $500 South Park
avenue, the former home of J. H. Scherer,
being lot 16 block D of the Mccarthy COM
pany's Main street tract, has been sold
by the Mccarthy company to w. s..
Holmes. A large Phoenix palm ornaments
the front yard of the premises.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
BEAUTY HOME BOUGHT
BY G0LDFIELD MINER
M. ]. MoNNETTE PAYS $4,000 FOR
DWELLING
r. Eichenhofer, Who Bought the
Pickwick, Has Sold South
Olive Street Property
for $4,000

M. j. Monnette, the Goldf1eld multi
millionaire, who was associated with Mr..
Hayes in developing the famous Mohawk
mine, has decided to make Los Angeles
his home. Mr. Monnette has paid So, 900
for the well-known Jeremy property on
the southwest corner of ,Iestern avenue
and San Marino street. The lot frorts
EoO Feet on San Marino street, 200 feet
on Manhattan place ant 200 feet on West
ern avenue. The lot is improved with a
mission style residence with fourteen
iooins. 1t Is the purpose of Mr.. Nor
hette to make extensive improvements.
IL is reported by the Arthur w. Kinney
company that +. Eichenhofer, who re-
cently purchased the Pickwick apartment
mouse on Grand avenue for $1S5,OOO, has
SOFA tne property at 63S South Olive street
for S1 900. The name of the nurcbaeer
mas not been made public. The Olive
street property is on the east side of the
street, between Sixth and Seventh IT
mas 1roEtage of 45 feet and runs back
100 feet to a twenty-foot alley. The
improvements are of merely nominal
value. The price paid averages $500 a
front foot. ="
Other Realty Deals
For w. II. Atsatt to John n hin :.
six-room modern bungalow at 206e West
Thirtieth street, between Western and
Durango, lot 40x19O. price $4,000. Pur-
chased for a home.
For Irene Turton to Minna Forse
five-room bungalow at 1914 Arapahoe
with grounds 42x1SS feet to alley, $500.
Boue... home.
For Amelia Doane to Nettie L. Smith.
lot 40 West Adams ard Western avenue
tract being 5Ox134 feet, on the north side
of Twenty-eighth street, just west of
Western avenue, $1,000. Bought for imme-
diate Improvement with six-room bun
galow, to cast $4,000.
For 1T. A. Church to w. ID. Frackel-
ton, lot 21, Strong G. Diclkinson's WASH
ingtor street tract, SOx1So feet, on the
east side of Manhattan place, 300 feet
modern nine-room residence at 1882 Man
haitian place, consideration $500. Pur-
chased for a home.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Real Estate and
Classified Section

all other resorts in variety and full en-
joyment The bathing is unsurpassed, the
fishing the best to be found, hunting In
the duck season being simply great. the
boating and yachting most charming,
with the Ysidore and Balboa steamers,
each accommodating forty people, at the
service of the public. And then various
pleasure clubs have been formed. The
latest is a tuna club, the big game fish
abounding at Balboa, making it unneces-
sary TO make journey to Catalina.
Building Bungalow Homes
Said an official of the investment COM
parry:
MANY persons who have learned of the
attractive features of Balboa recently dis
posed of their holdings at Catalina and
have made purchases at the new resort
They have erected bungalow homes over
looking the bay, and here the new
comers find all the pleasures of coast
life at a minimum cost. People who
have visited all of the coast towns rec
ognize that Balboa is the queen of the
burch as a summer and winter resort
and do not hesitate to commend 1t to
their friends. And ir. the near future,
when the government is made to realize
the possibilities of Newport as sea-
port the entire bay section will be speed
lily OeVe4OpSu anu COuNSllSu nv OhS
of the principal harbors on the Pacific
coast There are twenty miles of still
water, a land locked harbor OF suf-
flclert size to accommodate the navies of
the world"
Summer life at Balboa is one round Of
pleasure for all corners. July the
crossing of the Delaware by Washing
ton was reproduced with realistic effect
under the direction of the company Of
ficials It was the feature of the season,
and will be repeated every year. The
festival is claimed to excel the New Or
leans mardi gras and the Los Angeles
fiesta.
Recently the company secured a fiotilla
of steamers, yachts and row boats for the
use of residents and visitors. the fleet
being in command of Commodore w. A.
Jackson.
Commercial, domestic and industrial
lighting plants are to be established at
the earliest possible date.
Balboa Is the resort for some of the
beet class of people of southern Califor-
mia. Included in the list of Los Angeles
residents now at the resort is United
States Senator Frank P. Flint and fam
lily.
The officers of the Newport Bay Invest
inert company are: President, E. ].
Louis; vice president, G. MCNEIL; treas
urer, w. M. Scott; assistant secretary.
S. Adams general manager. A. A. Les
ter; directors: ]. P. Greeley, F. w. Hard
ing, f. w, Beckwith and Joseph Fer
guson.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
CHANGES IN CASA Iona
HOTEL AT REDLANDS
D. M. Linnard Will Expend $4,000 in
Making Needed improvements

Architects Myron Hunt and Elmer Grey
of Los Angeles are to make considerable
changes in the Casa Lon hotel at Red
lands. d. M. Linnard, proprietor of the
Hotel Maryland at Pasadena, the Leigh
ton in Los Angeles, and the Virginia at
Long Beach, has also the Casa Iona on
his list and intends to put 1t on a par
with them. 1t is stated that he intends to
expend $4,000 on the Casa Iona in put
ting it in shape for next seasons busi-
ness. With the exception of the Virginia at
Long Beach no other work will be done
on the hotels mentioned. Next year an
additional wing will be built to the Leigh
ton which has an extensive frontage on
West Sixth street opposite Westlake park.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
BALBOA is
FINE RESORT
TWENTY MILES OF STILL WATER
IN BAY SECTION
PEERLESS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HOME PLACE
Fine Hotel, Pleasure Pavilion, Boating
Fishing, Bathing and Hunting.
Dances at the Pavilion
Twice a Week

Balboa Beach, the popular resort
with coast attractions unparalleled" is
the claim Of the Newport Bay Investment
company, whose officers and directors are
among some of the best known and most
reputable business men of southern Cali
fornia.
In many respects Balboa Beach out
shines all other coast resorts on the Pa
cif1c ocean, in a loLg stretch of beach,
in the great expanse of still water, In
beauty of scenery, in .--e perfection of
climate which is described as excelling
that of Catalina and equal to the charms
of San Diego, and in many other respects
the result appeals irresistibly to the
sportsman, fisherman and those who de-
light in boating ard yachting.
The Huntington electric cars run direct
to the beach, about an hours ride from
Los Angeles, and soon the service will be
improved for the benefit of the public.
There are now over fifty beautiful bur-
galow homes at Balboa, with a settle
ment of two thousand people at Balboa
and Newport. The growth of the section
has simply been wonderful during the
past few months.
Balboa Beach Pleasures
In the development of Balboa the COM
pany has been lavish in the expenditure
of money. A mammoth pavilion over
looks the bay and the pleasure pier. In
the pavilion is large dance and assem-
bly, hall, postoffice, express office, tele-
phone, and a complete water and sewer
system has been installed. Balboa is a
beach without a failure ir the disposition
of lots, as there has never been a for
feiture on a sale made by the company.
The company has won the full confidence
of the public by making good every prom
Use.
The pleasures of Balboa excel those of
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
MANUFACTURING STATISTICS
FROM AN OFFICIAL SOURCE
Comparison of Value of Products as
Returned by Census Takers.
Increase In Industrial
States

The current number of the Massachu-
setts Labor Bulletin contains an interest
ing exhibit of the position held by the
state in the manufacturing industry of the
United States at different times back to
1850. The basis of the comparison is the
value of manufactured products as re-
turned at the several census takings. The
percentages of the total product held by
those states which in 1905 produced over
2 per cent Of the total have been as fol-
lows in the census years mentioned:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
INCREASED ACTIVITY AT
THE HAMBURGER BUILDING

1t Is reported by Architect Rosenheim
that the new facing steel for the concrete
building t. be erected at me southeast
corner of Eighth ard Hill streets. which
will be incorporated and made part of
the Hamburger building, has arrived
and that work on this structure will pro-
ceed to a finish. Common brick for the
exterior walls is being hauled as rapidly
as possible from the kilns and full force
will again be at work on the building.
There are now about 125 mechanics on the
job.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
SPECIAL ELECTION CALLED
TO VOTE ON TAX FOR SCHOOLS

The voters of Los Angeles will be called
upon August to decide whether a tax
shall be levied to the amount of $3.50, 600
for furnishing additional school facilities,
the purchase of sites and erection of
school buildings. Five new grammar
grade buildings, extensive improvements
to the high school building and additional
equipment for the Polytechnic building
are the improvements the school board
has decAIed to make
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
PLAN SHOE FACTORY
FOR GATEWAY AT VENICE

Architects Marsh & Russell are prepar-
ing plans for a shoe factory building, 40x
80 feet, to be constructed in the Gateway
tract, Venice, for a syndicate of Ocean
Park capitalists. 1t will be two stories
high and Of brick.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
PAID $4,000 FOR III
ACRES NEAR LoRDSBURG

w. r. Kelser has sold III acres south of
Lordsburg to Frank Wheeler of Clare
mont for 100000. 1t is the purpose of the
new owner to subdivide the acreage into
ten-acre tracts and install a pumping
plant
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
GONE TO EASTERN CITIES
ON BUSINESS AND PLEASURE

Robert Mitchell of the Robert Mitchell
Real Estate company is in the east on a
trip combining business and pleasure. He
will visit New York, Philadelphia, Boston.
Chicago and other points
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

Relatively to the total manufacturing of
the country, all of the older northern
states except New Jersey have lost ground
since 1850, while the middle western states
have gained, especially Illinois.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
JULY BUILDING DATA
SHOWS FAIR ACTYVI7 Y
PERMITS 399, VALUATION OF
IMPROVEMENTS $5o1,777
Two Class B Structures and Ten Class
C Buildings In the List-One
Hundred and Ninety
two New Homes

buildings, giving data on the progress of
improvements in Los Angeles to July 10,
is given below. Total permits granted
to date aggregate 399, against 4S4 for the
same period last year. Valuation of all
improvements, s501,777, compared with
s1,111, 100 for the same period in 1896.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Increase in Value of Stock
Is Real

The stock started at Is cents share, but to-
day it is worth 80 cents a Share which is nearly
par. This increase is not paper" increase
The price has not been forced up by unscrupu-
lous spectators. 1t is GENUINE advance
fully warranted by the tremendous growth of
the business. Go down to Dolgeville and sec
for yourself. See with your own eyes that our
factory is working to its full capacity. And it
is this magnificent factory and the unprece-
dented demand for E. H. & M. goods that is
behind the stock we are offering for SALE
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

"Can you look me in the face and deny
that you married me for my money!"
Nope; l might deny 1t; but can't look
Post.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21

Everything you want you will md In
The classified page. One cent ~>rd-
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Classified Statement

Following is the tabulated statement of
improvements from July to July 10, in
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-21
Every Share Like Any
Other Share

No preferred stock or bonds to eat up the
profits. Not cent paid in commissions to
fiscal agents. Every dollar received goes into
the business and increases the value of the
stock you buy. Every stockholder stands on
the same footing.
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Gisentbiimli6er Tall bon Slntucrsif
funn.

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Die 10 Sabre olte @1iderei srbei.
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Yarin bielt Ynbnsng AMI.

Sg0en lltob, s. SSiini. - Cine
Ndriu, ipeldlc ditf Der Suhc ru6 III
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Wannihait zines 5raht3uges ibre
Gage entoedte unb iie NIT Siilfe elmer
9roben 9ln5obl gdbnarbeiier beireite
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Sic Strifeitnatipm in San ssraneiseu

San 6rancisco, GAL, u.
Suri.-- Obidon Ser Strife bon 5000
giien 9lrbeitern bier beigelegt lit,
bleiben bod Die 8erfitGtter imo gi.
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oitm s(bitimmil,s ratiipirt babeit.
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Unions iebodJ, Die Ser giieugieber
lno @robidtniebe, baben es angeftom.
men. 200 Strifebreher ser .llniteo
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riideefebrt. Der StraBenbabnoerfebr
gebt Gags iiber unbebinoert Don Itat-
ten. Iohts lit oer Dienit einselteIlt!
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Stcfnabclrik icin SuS.

q. 2ouis, I. Suni. = gliau'
itrlS 6. Soliep, Der 1891 bon Seem.
g)orf bierber gefommen nno III ba5
automobil @eihdft eegongen NOR.
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nes @eld)pilr an Der gtoie, peldeS
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railf 9lutpergiftung eintrat.
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9cnc ScinitGtten.
Gri1licBung bon $4,000 slfer 2ano
Iiir 9lnIieoIer in Wontona.

Gbicogo, Sus, 7. Slini.- 0ic
burlington llno onoere ipeltlihc
9abnen treffen allberprOentlife slr.
rangements fir Die 9eforoerung bon
etlpo 10000 Yerionen, iuelfe iih
na6 Wontonu begeben iuollen, no
pom Is. bis 25. Sini $4,000 ader
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Groip SSnbianer eebiloet baben itno
fir beren 9erieielung Die 9unoesre'
gierllng in ben perfloienen 5tuel
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9eiieoelune crihlo'len lperben. Sic
Ipplifationen bon slniieoelungsll'
Itigen iperoen in Billings, .Montana,
entgegeu genonlmen lno am 26.Suni
iuerben GegierungS 9eomte aus Der
8elarnmt5ubl Der slpplifonten 1000
Nornen 5ieben. Ole Slpplifanten, oe.
rengtomen yberolsfommen," perben
in @rltppen bon $50 ollfgeforoert
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SeimitGttegeleB olS slniieoler eintro.
gen 81 Iaiien. Gin ieoer erfolgreitber
slpplifant muB fir bos linn 3u9eiuie-
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ner $4 pro slder, Die &egierrng ben
geit fir geItreitllng oer 9erieie-
lrmgsfoiten erbGlt. Die glniieoler er.
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&efurm oes SanitGtslueiems.

Sopono Z. SUM. - lin Oas
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1907-06-14
Der yGamera Selegat."

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fannie ,Walfing Delegate" gcnii9i
oen bieiigen Unions nidt mebr 5ur
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pbirenoe Gelegat alf bent Tlone, filr3
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bieIe Neuerung 3uerIt einseiiibrt utS
Die iibrisen "a bieiigen gauDanolper-
fer Unions treiien glnitalten, eben'
iaQs ie einen Camera Telegoten"
alts5uienben.