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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
piRkER TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN
DIN SaSs EVery District ln the state d
Democratic OF Debatable

After a final conference % Democrats
IN New York city yesterday attended by
Chairman John A. Dix Of the State com
mitt'-s and others IL was decided to recon
mend To the stat" Committs" that Alton
Il. Parker - made TEN porary chairman
~ the Democratic State convention
WHOSE first session will h. b-gun az
Roc hester next Thursday Several 81 the
Democrats at the conference said they
believed there would be no contests az
Rochester and nothing for the committee
on credentials To do. and u was the com
mon understanding that all rightfullv
elected state committeeman will get their
seats Before leaving town for Troy
where Chairman Dix il tn talk with the
Trojan Democrats he said.
1T IL Of vital importance that in every
county and legislatIV. district IA the
State the strongest possible nominations
he made for Legislature. Congress and all
local offices
Act with deliberation Strengthen the
party and serve tn" peopl" hv nominal
ing in your various local convent IONS
candidates Of conceded character and
ability
Indications point ~ nominations Mt
Rochester that will sweep the stat.
Nothing can H. more conducive 10 great
Democratic victory that will include
Democratic Legislature and q Demo
cratic Congress than tn" nomination 10y
local conventions 81 popular and un-
assailahla candidates
This year every county. every lsgisla-
tive district IN the Stat" - Democratic or
dahatahle II Democratic conventions 10
their duty and give the peopi" clean and
capable candidates
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
CUT|CURA CURED
FAM|LYOF ECZEMA
Father, Mother and Child had Il for
8 Months. Heads Mass Of Sores.
Could Not Sleep. Itching Ter
rlbIe. Cured in 2 Months,

The CutictIra treatment has al,so-
lutely cured me and family ~ eczema
which l. my wife and two year-old child
had for eight months. IL started with
small pimples on the head 81 NV child
which gradually broke out IN sores. and
u was not long before and INV wife got
the sane. Our heads Wsrr one mass OF
was terrible. We suffered for eight
months. We tried different kinds OF
ointmenta and medicine but II did us no
good and soon u beghn 20 brrLk ont on
our bodlcs until a friend Who had tho
same trouble told me about CuticiirA of
which used two ects q Cuticura SOAP
CI'icura Ointment and CutiCufa ResuI.
vent, and | was surprised. After tho
INT few DAYS our heads hogan 20 heal
and IN two months We wer" absolutely
cured ~ this terrible ec8rrnA. Eugene
Potthoh. ISL Ralph Street, BROOKLYN,
y. u, February rs. 1910"
No stronger cvidsn~a than this could
he gwen u the suC'--s- and economy q
the Cuticura Rem~,Iirs in the treat Tnent
~ torturing. die fguring humor- Uf the
skin and s~alT. ~ infants children and
adults. 4 singl" hOj bath with JutiClira
soap and n Ernfln Amounting with Cutt-
Cura Ointment are often suffigfont to
AFFORD imm"diat" relief In the m,,-t dis
tre-slng Cass- and permit r'.st and sleep
when all else fails. Cuticura SOAP and
Ointment are equally cfTectiv~ w prr-
errving. purifying and h'nutifviug the
skin. scalp. hair and hands ami IN
preventing minor crIpt'ons beepming
chronic. A 12-pngp booklet giving
description and treatment u skin affec-
tions will b. sent FREE, on application.
hv the Potter Drug A Chemical Corn,
lJj Columbus Ave-, Boston, Mas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
HIRSCHBERG RENOMIN srED.
Democrats and Republicans Too Name
Him for Justice NgAIn.

wHIIt PLAINS. y. Y. sept p. SUI
preme Court Justice Michael X Hrsch-
berg ~ Ne~burgh. now sitting on the
bench ~ the Appellate Division for the
Second Department, was rrnominated
to-day by "a" Republicans ~ the Ninth
judicial district Judge HirSchberg has
be~n on III. bench for fourteen years.
HIS term ~ uffic" will Sylro' 'hl~ fall
The convention Vas attended by
seventy two delegates. rclr,.-antInE tn.
counties ~ Orange. Dutchez- Rock land
Putnam and We-tchester After the
Republican convention. the Democrats
met IN the same court room and indors..d
the denomination ~ Judge Hirrchberg
His nam" will be on both tickets
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
EN-pOLICFC,Pr,IN A>kRrrr
PantatA strauss Acquired Most 90 IIIs
Liabilities in the liquor Business.

William Strauss who lost MS yoh AZ a
polio" captain m ISaS. filad petition in
bankruptcy Yesterday He ,ur his ma
hIlitI"s AZ 81. t57, With assets AZ SIC IN debts
due him
Most Of STRAUSS liabilities he acquired
m ia" liquor business. which h. gave M a
wear and half or ~ ago H.. mad A
saloon a. Park aveuu" and 18th street
and previously ne had had string u
saloons downtown
Among IN" creditors are Rosa strauss
$3.50. money loaned Henry \uzsbaum
tg1 loan. samuel STREET. 4 to s2Ra
and the HannIs Dstilling Iompany 1912
Strauss was dismissed from the pnll,-,,
for"" on November p. lss5 Hr had got
a nam" for himself IN the Ts'vow InveStiga-
tIons a. -Pantata The charge against
him which led 10 his Dismissal had Ia do
with the "ras,Irr of an entry IN thu, blott.r
OF the Fast sixty sixth street station
Al present h" - a privat. detective
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
oLDGI nm NiME THE SENATOR.
ThIrtS-nr DIstrIc, Republicans NouJ-
nate Charles O.. Nichols.

SCHFNECTADY, sept >? Despite the
fact that the old guard was defeated YES
t@riay 10y the progressive ReuIhliCans
AZ the county convention hv electtng
delegates for ROossyslt 20 tho state con
ventiou tn" old guard nominated the
Candidat" FOR Senator ~ the Thirty
first district h"ra this afternoon
They named Charles = Nichols Of JEFF
f"r~ou SChOnaris county. Tor senator.
Tn" convention WaS most harmonious
and was largely attended not only hv the
regular delegations from SCHENECTADY
Schohar" and Mont gumery counties
hut also nv o'hars Interested IN the CON
vention proceeding
Mr. Nichols was nominated nv a Scho-
harie delegat" and his nomination was
seconded by delegates from Montgomery
and Schenectady counties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
FEWER CIG aRETTES.
To wake % for the Increased Tax
Makers Reduce ihe sire Of Packages.

MAsHINoToN. sept % in order N
make up for the increased revenue tax
imposed by the Government the makers
OF American cigarettes and tobacco are
reducing the EIze 81 packages without
any reduction m prices. The American
tobacco Company stores m Washington
already have placed on sale packages
Containing only fifteen cigarettes oF A
brand which used 10 sell for twenty for
; CENTS The prIc,. for fifteen IL what
was paid once tor twenty
According Ia Information IN the Inter
nal Revenue Bureau packages which for
m"Tly contained ten cigarettes soon will
to Reduced 10 eight Packages 81 to-
baccu which contained I "a ounces and
-old Tor cents will hereafter contain
T.. ounces and still sell Tor = nickel
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
the judge Betts Forces Control lister
County Democratic Convention.

kISGsI"N. sept. - AT the Ulster
county Democratic convention go -da v
Howard Chipp was nominated for County
Judge Alfred u Van Buren, for District
Attorney and DR.. ". p. T.. Little for
County Treasurer The Mayor Irwin or
Iddge Rs'ts forces controlled the conyan-
tIdu lim~- Ienh rs was ele,ted char
man e the lister county central com
m,''e'. depns,ng John VI Schooufnakar
nephew ~ Alton u Parker hy vote
81 ~ 90 4? Mns-rs Chipp and Van Buren,
ar. former counsel for New York CITY IN
Cpndsmna, ION ~ lands IN the CatsS Lis
Tor water purposes and Or Little Is a
former condemnation commissioner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
MARRIED..

RATES EApiF on Thursday. September q
Jessie Eunice EAde 20 sydney Raph Bass
PARSON-Y'Ot'NG. on Sept-nbsr - 81 Thoap'
IN, conn Miss ENA Young 70 : Sah
ley ParSon
ROYSE-M ARSTELLER On september . ino .
al New Yor.. Mrs. Grace HUI ha'sieisr 70
midi lLONaa
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
RENSSFL tER NJ HO1R,TS
Choose D~IeEst~s tn state on, en,ion and
Name Candidates for the Assembly.

TROY. sept - Tn" Democrats ~
Rensselaer, county held their Assembly
district conventions this afternoon and
tonight and selected a. delegates to the
State convention State Committeeman
Francis J Molloy. Daniel + Conway.
William J Roche. senator Frank VI
Boycr Frank = Lithgow and John NJ
connolly Men who have nof attended
these party gatherings in twenty wears
~er" present 10 meet State Chairman DtN
who spoke "rcouraginglv ~ the party's
prozpert~ throughout the State Soy
mour NanSantvoord. \ m~mber of the
stat" "Eecu,iv" committee scored Cot
Roosevelt for hts chOiCe Of e Y Collins
rno n" said was n consummate hos To
help ~ his fight against the bosses Z
Fraderick schwartz Was nominated fp-
member ~ Assembly in m" First dis,rirt
and John " Finner'v ~ tho second
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
DIED.

CLARK on Monday evening september -
1910. ~ N ~ o.rlock - r's residence '''
Ncs' agth ST NS,Ander ,Iara. beloved -
band OF Mar ,lirE Nernhe- - her'N -
Iodge. No 60. AN g. n ''.' NJ
York Lodge. 40. !. Nes Nof- 'A.eiolA
tlub a.
Funeral -idAy 81 p
COOTE On thursday. september - 90. 80
charles "a NASvs! Coote 81 Elzan'i o.
late Of the BRUSH Army. beloved s4saaaa "
Maria Spencer Coots
SOtice o: funeral hereafter
GREGORY On september ~ isl- % -
lands cal. JunA y. Oregon. si:1a
Daniel h. Gregory. late Of AItaEj =
ana daughter Of ice late Col. Jame' -
Of tAis city.
Funeral services a. IRE rtsidsnce 81 80 =
Judge clifford u Gregory. -: Wa'-iagN
sv. Albany. y y. on saturday -, 'eH'"
ai2OPM
HARPER At sll Lafayette A. Proo, q
september H. 1910. Trsncis Har7~r 80
James ami Mary Harrer aged . 90"
months - day
His remains were depcsitsi IN the Cerns.'1'
the Hoy C-oss September - 1910
LASDON On september q. after shorttss
Florence \. LAndon. belo, ID wife - uso'
lAndon.
Funeral srr, Ices AfSt George sChurrh ~"
sAnt square and isih at SatIr1s'. ~
iemb~r q ~ ioS l. "
II SNDr O1 THURSDAY. S~p'snbsr g. har
Z, IT, SnEr. ,idoN Of Carlton - -'r- 80
7syrArs -
Funsral ser,icC, At her late r'st--',
Prospert place, brooklyn. >Aturta wv
Ter -. 81 A.
LINCOLN Herhsh = Lincoln. sS~f - -,
Seryir~, .rEE - SERsL CHrsgH ~
west nj - te,Ns .. ,ssF'''i WV
riends t1,it--i
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
Assembly man L"wman Nominated for
senator.

EiMIRA sept p As~.SnhIvman Sov-
n"ur I"wman wls nominated Tor stat"
Senator n" duv on = dir"c' primary Plat
form d" -rI,'l "'i h.u '"ngar The initial
ballot divided 'wrriy votes equally IL.
tween loWwau and Lawyer Truman 81
Ow"go InVInan has opposed primary
reform legislation but no promised 10
change HE ways whom the convent ion
voted IN favor % direct primaries Tru-
man Withdrew and moved the nomIna
tion ~ Lnwnan by acolamat.on che
munR county sentiment seems antaRa-
niStlr To direct primaries and the Demo
"rsts predict that IyoWman will got little
aid from the voters here.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

IN" Citizens Union has se"c'ed a com
inif'sa which wants 10 oooJarata win
any organizations. prIitica lenders voters
or groups 81 voters IA the ~"ia''I0u 0f
honest and "apahl" mon for ~" iagt.-
latur" Tn" tI'iZ"us MOI do..u. ? intend
10 run independents IN ...-s u can't ind
good men m m" regular parties lii'u
Jav Schief"ln - chairman 81 o." com
uItfra
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

RyNo. Nev Sept . Suit for divorce
has h"en iiled here 10y Mrs Hazel H.
I'ohms, wife ~ John a.. nohmc and nIeo~
~ the lat" Nj. Crouch - Crouch 4 Fitx-
gerald
Her complaint ~ Ee1l..d 10 rrsvsat
publicity. hut u al"g"- cruelty and non
support
The cU'i,,le weT" married IN Septcmber
= 1879, IN New York city and separated
in 1907.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
Indepcndcnc. Leasnc s,.tr Con, en,lon.

The state convention Of IN" Independ-
enc" League party has been called by
John Hopper. chairman. ~ meet in
this city on October ) Tho state com
mitt~e has arranged To hold all other con
v@ntIonE throughout the state between
October a and October IL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
LUSTGARTEN'S MASS MEETING
500 PROGRESSITE DENOCR ITS
GATHER ~ aIBlNl
To Hear the Opinion Sf Candidates for
GONernsr on the Question sf pirrei
Primaries -S:aynor Didn't Reply. hut
I:Iynn and Osborne Reply In Person

| not notice the mass meeting Of Progress
siVe Democrats her" tonight. which
was led 10y William I.ustgarten OF New
| York city. who was Responsible Tor IN"
! organization of the Progressive Demo
Gratis here a few weeks ago.
| Mr. Lustgarten asked the Democratic
. candidates for Governor To give their
! opinion on the question Of direct nom
nations. Former Comptroller Martin
/ II. Glynn and Thomas VI Osborn" re-
/ sIonded Ia person az IN" mass meeting
held IN ODD Fellows Hall Tonight winch
. was attended, by ahOu' J0 people
/ MeSsr- Gavnor. Gerard and Thurman
made no reply tn MIR LuStgarten. Ravens
and Sul1"r wrot. that they favored
direct nominations. and D-Cadv Herrick
said h. now favored wider primary re-
form than was embodied IN IN" Grady
FrIsbi. bill Mr. Glynn declared tor
direct primaries and gdi'Si
TIN. bu~,.'- are but IN" tan ~ IN" pnliii-
cal canIn. ~ thIS stat" n" p"opi" are
lts head and body. and they ar" trr'd nf
bang dragged about 10y thI- tai, which
does not he-iitf" 20 sacrifice thorn 'pr
~ own selfish purposes. h- p"ppl"
want not alnn" tn" power 20 "t''vt th"ir
public officials they al~n want tie" right
to narns thu-. from whom their select ions
NAV h, made
Mr Osborn" in his speech said m part
l., ,u,. "a. t,.i.... .,t.- ,f the rrrsrnt
tim. ,h, HeruhI,an bari, r. uuN.r..-- for
o. J. rt-puu~lb,s Ipr them L. action m
r.ga,t o., tl.t,rfr rr,,..- TIA, - cannot 30
rr,,-r.d Ar.r ,t.. mot solemn promises
b, r,s ,l.tf,,r, .pb ,r,p, I'. candidate.
,f,rr , nro,,s., ,s n,,,.r and un,omprorrt~-
ana, from, tho t,.u,,..t of fb. marty the
90. cal .rn-rr-.r,. 10 u, have ever
s..,, - ,u- lr.rnr, %. have ir. PAYNE
Atr,r n,.' 10 d. rr, mo-. -.,-, rp vase
,r,r,r.. ,r ,t, ,rr,,,n.
A. Oil. o., ,I, n.u....r..... r.,r'. tint ,I.
,.c,,s. .,, ,.,-,tpy fan r.I..f r. rN.,
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,..5,, ur,.,.,,It re.,r.,u.,c nrr marry rn
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bt,r ,,..r,,.,.r .f ,.r ...,. The. rs...r, If
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t,-s.r b,. -r,Np An t,.r,.-fuy .,luu.e
~ N,.-..t.u.e.f. "a. d, r..st,. and CIV.
49,. .u.rir,tt,n. snail "a. Democrat. of
~, ,,-L ,ou,rnYe ., velrnv VA our ,,n.
.,tr. S.,,,,b 90, Desmond ,y... ,l.-,. Or.
nh r.,,,l. 60. d,,p., mt .u,.h , y.,rt..s
,,,,,.,,.,.,,,r, ,,, t- ., .n,u fr t,trg
1, . our am, p, .re.L an, n,l.Iry IN a
,,.,,s,.r, -, No.. ,,,,,,,,,l.- and ,r,gr.--
30. ,,,,I.,.- nd ssler, A. ,.ad.r. mo-.
In .,,,.. han. nr apd good Judgment N.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23
American Contractor Killed In s.s,,.

DURANGO. Mex, Sept 22-ln trying
To separate two Me1icans who were fight
ing. {. p Hughes. a prominent American
contractor and mine operator. was STABBED
and killed near here to-day
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-09-23

NDEaTAkERs.
THANk y. Gamma O., sAI.1aa v. 'saa saSs
Chapcls. Ambulance ArrVice. Te4. ~ ~
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-19
TABLE NUMBER THREE

thirty
from 100000 100000 population
Of
Or the rs
cent the number make higher charge for the service
Denver Union Water
Only three Of the cities $40
schedule
secure their water supply within the city limits
The Union Of
supply at a distance Of from miles
f. indicates plants that filtered
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1910-02-19

0ENVeRs LESS than
Average a
DENVER a
a
Average total Of above cities all a
DENVER. a
s
ton Of the
rates Of the cities
For the NECESSITY
a
DENVER. =
Average a
DENVER $50
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20
George A. Taylor, who went ives

George A. Taylor, who went west
the first of June with horses and a
covered wagon, with his destina-
ton the Pacific coast, returned to
his home in River Falls last We'd
nesday evening. He went as far
south as Eugene, Oregon, without
finding anything on his long trip of
over 1000 miles that was any better
than what we have right here inWis-
consin. 1t is not known at this writ
ing whether he will continue to re-
main a resident of this state as he
has under contemplation trip to
Virginia. Mr.. Taylor was until a
year ago one of the prosperous
farmers of Polk county, when he
disposed of his holdings. Hudson
Star Observer.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20
Wanted===Volunteers
Will You Help the Wisconsin
Anti=Tuberculosis Associa-
ton to Sell Christmas
Seals.

WANTED-The name of every in
dividual in Wisconsin who is inter
ested in the crusade against con.
sumption. Address at once, Wiscon-
sin Anti Tuberculosis Association
314 Goldsmith Building, Milwaukee,
Wisconsin.
Twelve hundred local campaign
managers are wanted by the asso-
citation to direct the sale of Red
Cross Christmas seals in their re-
spective localities next December.
Last year three hundred enthusiasts
tic local managers made possible
the magni6c ent sale of $780, 900
seals for the benefit of the working
fund of the Wisconsin society.
This year four times as many To-
cal managers and hundred times
as many active workers are wanted
The association asks every interest
ed individual to spend a cent today
for a postal-not a seal-to advise
the Milwaukee offices that he or she
is willing to help.
A direct appeal TO the hearts of
all mankind is contained in a let
ter received by the association from
one of last years local managers
who was asked to serve again. He
made a brilliant campaign in behalf
of his fellow-men. AS this year S
campaign draws near this man and
his wife are both fighting to recov-
er from consumption in sanator-
ium. Little did they know last De-
cember that in the next October
they would be victims of a dread
scourge. But the knowledge they
had gained with the enthusiasm
which made their work in the
Christmas campaign possible, has
made it easy for them to take i'm
mediate measures to regain health
and happiness, and once cured, to
make them more militant crusaders
than ever.
His letter ends with this prayer:
God grant that the people may
wake up to the ravages of the
plague"
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20
N RIVER FALLS, WISCONSIN, OCTOBER 90 1910
Wisconsin and Pierce County
Dairy Statistics

Following are the dairy statistics for the
state of Wisconsin for the year 1909 taken
from the report of the dairy and food COM
missioner for the biennial period ending June
30 1910, which report has just been sent to the
otf1ce OF the state printer for publication.
The figures relating to cheese factories,
creameres and condenseries were obtained
from the owners or managers of the same by
inspectors of this department and are believed
to be the most complete and reliable figures
ever before published on these subjects The
figures relating to farm-made butter and farm
made cheese are obtained from the town as
SCISSORS reports. Where estimates have been
made in other items, those estimates are based
on reliable data and are conservative. L am
confident these statistics will prove of inter-
est 20 the people of the state
Very truly yours,
j. O. EMERY,
Dairy and Food Commissioner.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20

Dishonest tree agents are plenti-
full in this state according to re-
ports from Secretary Cranefeld of
the State Horticultural Society.
Agents claiming to represent ILL
nois and Ohio firms are selling
varieties of cherry entirely insult
ed to Wisconsin climate at exhorbi-
tant prices. One farmer is report
ed as buying 1000 trees at $1.1O
each and others large numbers at
55c to Csc each and buyer agrees in
addition to give half the first crop.
Reliable nurserymen in Wisconsin
and elsewhere sell better kinds at
80 cents each. Barnum stated the
truth when he said people like to be
hunbugged. Both the Horticultur-
al Society and the Agricultural Col
lege constantly offer free advice on
such subjects.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20
Foot Ball
River Falls Wins at Hastings
10 to 6

While Minnesota was making
Nebraska look foolish, River Falls
was winning game at Hastings, but
Hastings was making them work for
it. Hastings had been through two
hard games and was not in the best
of condition, and River Falls out
weighed them several pounds to the
man, but Hastings was in the game
all the time, and never until the last
half of the last quarter was the
game safely slowed away. Hast
ings started it with a rush, and in
less than three minutes had scored
a touchdown, going half the length
of the field on two fumbles by River
Falls. Then River Falls braced up,
but they had hard row to hoe.
The first quarter ended 8 to in
favor of Hastings, and the first
half II to 6 in favor of River Falls.
There was nothing doing in the third
quarter, but in the fourth River
Falls got eight more, giving them
10. Fessenbecker scored two
touchdowns, while Bennett got one
and drop kick, while Sherburne
kicked one goal from touchdown.
Phillips and Gleason did good work
advancing the ball, while Taylor
and Maier took care of the ends,-
and Higgins, Dawson and Beebe
proved stumbling block to all at
tempts at center. River Falls
showed some good work, but it was
ragged and uncertain. The next two
weeks will be spent getting the
team ready for Galahad on the 29th
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20

Those who wish to attend the
Minneapolis Symphony concert at
Saltwater on the evening of Novem-
Der %, should leave their names or
confer with John Howard of Hud-
son, who gives violin instruction
here the first three days of each
week. Mr.. Howard can give all de-
sired information in regard to the
concert and arrangements for trans
portation for patrons on this branch
of the Omaha line.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1910-10-20

The Northern Pacific Ry. Co.
recently opened new branch line
into Mott, N. D., the home of
Ed. and Matt Elertson, formerly of
this city. The occasion was mark
ed by big celebratixn, The fol-
lowing is an extract from the St.
Paul Pioneer Press story of the
event:
THE town of Mott was started
some five years ago and has been
exceedingly fortunate in having a
most enterprising and energetic lot
of business men, who have been un-
firing in their efforts to build up
the town. 1t is the county seat of
Hettinger county. has four flourish,
ing banks, Il number of good hotels,
mercantile stores that would be a
credit to town of several times it's
age, and new sixty-room hotel,
with all of the modern convenien-
ces, is nearly completed AS all
building material had to be wagon
hauled a distance of thirty-6ve
miles from the nearest railroad
point, the enterprise and courage
of its citizens will be appreciated. "
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1910-06-28

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