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ONLY A FEW FLATS LEFT
IN the beautiful new apartment house
DCMRtRTOS COURT,

Only FEW FLATS LIFT
IN the beautiful apartment house
DCMRtRTOS COURT.
1871 31ST ST.
on THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN.
GRAND VIEW: PEACTIFTI Lawns: FINE
OLD FOREST SHADE TREES: ELECTRIC
LIGHTS. GAS; TELEPHONE IN EACH
APARTMENT: GAS LOGS FOR OPEN
FIRES: JANTToR'S CALL BELL IN EACH
APARTMENT: PRIVATE LIFTS OR FREIGHT
ELEVATORS: PATENT VENTIEATORS FOR
CARRYING OFF SMOKE AND FUMES IN
KITCHEN; COLD STORAGE CUPBOARDS
BUILT IN TIE WALL
ROOMS POSITIVELY THE MOST MODERN.
THE MOST REFINED AND THE BEST
PLANNED APARTMENTS FOR THE PRICES
EVER OFFERED IN WASHINGTON.
= room and bath reception hall SIS 90
, rooms and bath. reception hall $22 so
: rooms and hath reception ball. 81. so
SEE Us FOR SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
LlEEERMANN & HAWN. 1908 ST.
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FOR LEASE-IN THE EARLING-
ton on the east side OF 10th St. Just
above Columbia road: beautiful lOca-
ton we'll arranged apartments OF
rooms and bath ut $40 and $S'.50
per month, and three rooms and hath
At S265O per month Open for IN
spect!ou, Mount Pleasant cars pass
the door. Inquire of ianitor.
SWARTZEI.I, RHEEM & HENSEf co.
20 18th st. NV
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REDUCED To $500.
BACHELOR APARTMENTS
FOR LADIES OR GENTLEMEN
IN THE BEATTIFTI. DUMRARTOE COURT,
on THE HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN,
1877 3.st St
Near DumbartoD Club.
One large. bright room. beautiful tiled bath,
two fine closets small reception hall.
REFINED SURROI NDINGS.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1908 ST.
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GET OUR LARGE LIST OF
CNFURSiSHED HOUSES.
MOORE 4 HILL 1nc.).
1899 & ST. NV.

THE PARKER
Northwest cor, 18th st. and Par& Road.
New, modern building: steam heat; gas
and electric light: two elevators: cafe; con-
venicnt 10 two car lines.
Best location Heights.
One bachelor apt, rooms and bath $25 90
One Groom. bath and kitchen apt. 5000
One broom. hath, housekeeping apt. 800
One Groom. bath, Housekeeping apt. 5000
WILCOX. HANE 4 co. Inc.
1920 ST. NV.
ANALOsTAN FLATS. IT'S CoRCORAS ST.
three rooms and bath. $2o oc2S-3t'
VERY DESIRABLE 3 AND ROOM AND
bath housekeeping apartments in the Stanhope,
rooms and good 1anitor service: convenient to
downtown section T!e and all car lines
301e 18th ST. NV no. 2
rs e e sT and attic, c, sde
Rent very reasonable. Key here.
SELECT SECTION OF COL HEIGHTS.
HoT-wATER heat conveniently arranged.
Prices reasonable. See Us.
CHOICE LOCATION NE
Attractive Nat Of rooms and bath, near cars;
strictly modern. FURNACE heat.
sos ID ST. Sc.
The choice southeast location. near FolSer
Park Six rooms and bath. FURNACE heat:
every convenience: excellent condition: $1,000
y. L. SALISBURY CO. 40 18th st. NV.
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FLORENCE COURT
CALIFORNIA ST AND PHELPS PLACE:
HHxDSoME s.ST6RY rIRhpSoor BnfED in1G.
OUTSIDE ROOMS: EXCELLENT LIGHT.
TEhET IH1,SE J., sER ,,4 :. ROOMS T1HE
ROOMS AND BATH. .........: $500
II. L. RUST, 400 II ST NV.
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1.-THE INGLEsIDE."
1857 lamont st. NV.
Mount Plsasant tI,T Oh x,rS. 1ren Cop poins %
line; eaceilently arranged; larg" closets and
attractive fixtures.
= rooms. reception hall and hath. 49,. S37. so
. rooms. reception hall and bath. 49,. $50
room, reeep1l1 sgt, hall a md and bath 1880
Cor. Of 9th and E SITS. ne.
Most attractive and modern apartment IN
and s room apis. with hath: $3.50 to $3.50
THE ALAMO
1923 18th st. NV.
Very centrally located; we'll managed, mod
ern and upto- date
T. A
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FOR REM
81 Amherst 18th & Col, I'd NV, Ar. b.sas. 90
IS Amherst. 18th Il Col. I'd. NV. Dr.. b. $500
Hot-water heat and tanitor service.
rEkhE1 ~, 5 Il h'r IT NV.
FOR RENT-THE CARLISLE, 1913 \ ST. NV.
hou sss t e. fats rooms bath; steam
heat n0 Spps fs E % ss,a st i
Pa. ave. NV. or jaitor on premises.
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FOR RENT-REDUCED TO s22.5O-AN Elk
;Ee . low re. rent for such choice apartments
SELECT TENANTS ONLY.
and rear dry cellar. furnace heat. all rooms
1922 55,h +: corner Of R Outlook on
STONE l. FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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FOR RENT-ONLY $40
DOWNTOWN.
OUTLOOK on A PARK.
Convenient Ia Treasury Department.
A lovely apartment. with exceptionally large.
light. cheerful and very large closets
and pantTies; WIDE HALLS; steam heat; jan
itor service.
STONE < FAIRFAX, 1912 New York ave.
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FrpR RENT TELEPHONE. MAIN 2O29.
Hampshire. 1913 Col ! 1919 IA'h NV. Ar SO
I'd, sr .$4f00 1874 ;.orse NJ. or 80
IlO9 18th NV ar. 1000
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"rHE ALRFMARLF."
18th snd " II. ave. NV.
8, and room apartment
THE RaIF0UR''
10Th and SIS. NV.
?. ard room apartment and one
Of rooms and two baths
Also one room and bath at $3.50
THE SHERMAN
18th and L SITS NV.
A ,. and & room apartment
THE FTORENCE-CorRT''
California ave. and Phelps pl-.
Washington Heights.
and 6 room apartment
THE ETHELHURST.
18th and L SITS. E.w.
and room apartment.
The above buildings are new: are all
eeven stories: hreprOof: elevators run
all night: very large. sunny rooms aad
IN every way desirable homes: all
under new mana cement. Inquire OF
1anitors at buildings. or Z. o. Wagon
horst. COL Bond Bldg. scott
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FOR RENT-UNFCENISHED HOUSE.
121 18th 81. NV: Sr. and b. 0ier.
TERRELL. & LITTLE.
1il3 ii st. NV.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

THE CHEVY CHASE. Chevy Chase Circle
and rooms and bath. $500 and $751;
THf PRa\EFlE 1918 fs,n 81. NV
and rocrns and hsth. 5000 to $40. -
THE DEVONS HIRE. 1851 Col I'd. W.
rooms and hath ....-.....-....-....-.x S7.So
THE GARFIELD. a0l 18th ST. NV
) rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $5I 30
THE vi rrRNON. 9th and " Y. ave
2. 3 and 4 rooms and bath. 5000 to $3.50
THE HAWTHORNE. 1927 st. NV
rooms and bath :.-..-...--.--.----$ zSJO
, and room. and bath. $3.50 and So 90
2sa6 Pa. NV. Cd floor. +r. and h. So. IN
S0lS . 81. DIV ) rooms and hsth. $50 m
90 = ST. ne. y rooms and bath --...... SIG. 20
se7-tr wr,rEu pROS ~ =
TIFF CrCII- NTH AID l. SITS. N.w.-FoR
rcrt. 5-room apt: bright cheerful rooms: s'so
Groom apt. Apply at Cecil se3-tf
III 7th aw. srpsi,T. .oa sw. 3r r. = o
30: N.ine sr.....I u 90 fii5 = Csn. M biz 90
12T 7,h sw. 5r. h.i5.I5l 18th 60 5r. n. Is 50
go 18th s.w.. .r. and b.. hest. no, water 28 as
PHILLIPS co. 80 John Marshall pi.
THE >'rt>r- 1919 NORTH CAFiToI. 81 -
jOHN w MORRIS ii. st nv sr2tf
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FOR REST-IN TIE SYCAMORE
New and exclusive apartment house.
1925 go STREET NV.
CnnTenient 10 = car lines
SPLENDID LOCATION. NEAR ARMY ROW"
and room and bath apaTtm ,nts.
RENT. $3.50. SIS. on. s3I so AND 5000.
coon JANTToR SERVICE: PHONE IN BLDG.
Side steps and porchrs for tradesmen.
SPECIAL INDICTMENTS To GOOD TENANTS
L1EBEEMANS & HAWN. 1903 + ST.
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FOR REST-IN THE ROCKINGHAM,
1917 Rhode Island Avenue
truns through to P street,.
SPIENpIDLY LOCATED FLATS.
ALL FACING STREET.
These apartments will appeal to those who
appreciate solid comfort and efficient service
{ rooms aud bath. so. o.
3 rooms and hs th. Observation-Disclosures sac 90
NIGHT WATCHMAN: ELEVATOR SERVICE
ALI. NIGHT. FIREPR0OF STEPS AND
PORCH TO KITCHEN OF EACH FLAT.
IIEBERMANN L HAWN. 1896 ST.
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FOR nESTLTHE MISSISSIPPI.
Ho TH kgrT 'f flaGs 81 aoT Essx,
AND h Eth. FROM $50. 50 % TO 500
Building detached ou all sides.
GooD IANlToR SERVICE
sss' Gsw :s'' 1858 Il 81
FOR RENr-N TIE CLIFFBoURNE
washiarton Heights.
MOST REASONABLE RENTS
CONSIDERING LOCATION AND CLASS
&. s and room and bath housekeeping hata
FiRsI- CLASS APARTMENT HOUSE
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK VALLEY.
s01 gsSIToR to s IL w.rcHu.s
LIEBERMANN HAwN. 1905 r ST.
yoR REST-REpucED To $3.50 MONTH
SPLENDID HOUSEKEEPING FLATS IN
FINE LOCATION. SOUTH OF ST.
ss1"sen iR,a aR Eoo lsts s s.s ny Rsru
Separate cellars. furnaces. yards. back porches
and servants toilet in cellars.
SaM fKSs ehEkP EVEN AHD FfSHnD
LIEBERMANN HAWN, 1903 ST.
FOE RENr-BEAGTITuL5- RooM APARTMENT.
1919 ST. NV
ONLY $55.
OVERLOOKING LETTER RESIDENCE,
ON DUPONT CIRCLE.
MYBERMANN HAWN. 1903 ST.
HUR RENT-NON- HOUSEKEEPING FLAT.
Downtown location, 1116 18th st.
ROT-wATER HEAT. JANITOR SERVICE
2 and rooms and bath
RENT. $500 AND 5000 PER NO.
ILEBEI;MANS & HAWS. 1903 F ST.
ONLY TWO FLATS LEFT
IN THE DENVER,
1919 Chaplin ST.. Columbia Heights.
Only few steps to line.
MOST REASONABLE RENTALS.
ALL MODERN CONTINGENCIES
ELEVATOR. TELEPHONE EXCHANGE.
E1IECTRIC LIGHTS. STEAM HEAT.
roous and bath $2z. 80
3 rooms and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. So 80
LlEBERNANN 4 HAWN. 1903 ST.
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FOR REST-THE CLIFTON. 1922 CLIFTON
at NV; ideal location, unobstructed view OF
city: near two Lines. Apis. at and s
rmf and b.. S35- 30 to 5000.
JORDAN 4 CO. Inc. 1905 st. Nv.
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THE OLYMPIA.
Firetclass hreproof construction throughout;
delightful. airy location brow Of hill; corner
I4th and Euclid SITS. NV: spacious lawns: IN.
usually large, bright rooms, with bathrooms.
electric light and gas, and telephones in all
apartments.
frst-ciass house At very moderate rates.
A few very desirable 9. and room apart
ments still untaken. Rent. $25 to $50.
A irst-class dining room, under experienced
MANAGEMENT. will he IN connection with
the house. Apply to
FITCH. FOX & BROWN.
1888 g st. NV. at the house.
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FOR RENT-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE; FIVE
rooms and hath Cd floor front: porches: all
outside rooms steam heat: plenty Of hot
water: reut s33 The Ednor 211s = st. NV.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. w.
Ocs "a Su IN "a IN
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THE MELTBH. 4TH AND y. AVE. NV.
Elevator and telephone exchange.
4r. and b.. $3.50. 5r. and b.. SIS % rorner.
81. and b.. S12.Jo. Or. and n. $50.
SAM'L W. COCERELI. SOC + NV.
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JOHN I. D0NOHoE & SONS.
3l4 Pennsylvania az. Sc.

JOIN +. DONOH0E & SONS.
3ll Pennsylvania ave. Sc
FOR PENT-SPLENDID COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
corner residence. No 2sl1 18Th W: Ii
erE,cions rooms . fully appointed baths, hot.
NaIer heat Only So 80 north
WILLIGE. GIBBS * DANIEL oG;-oo 18th g.
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."rHE CAIRO"
IL story building. 18th and Q.
Beautiful pslm garden with ynung lady
Mattresses. HONE table At reduced rate OF
no. Or TWO meals. $50 per mouth.
HOUSEKEEPING AND BACHELOR AvTS
Three Few electric elevators. Lights free.
Single rooms. SIS to s2o. Two rooms. $50 to
$40. Four rooms $50. Ais, larger apart.
ments for rent. SOME ELEGANTLY fUR.
NlSTIED APIS. for any length Of time.
ociO-tf.1S +. II. MUIR. MGr
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ANALOsTAN FLATS. IT'S CoRCORAN ST
n.w.-Five large rooms and bath. $40. and
three and bath. Sd oc29-Sts
VERY DESIRABLE 3 AND ROOM AND
bal housekeeping apartments in the Stanhope.
cor. y. j. and at. NV: all outside
rooms and good janitor service: convenient to
downtown section and all car lines.
JOHN SCRIvENER. 907 g st NV.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
100000
 Redewill's, Friday, May 13.
ANOTHER BOOST FOR
 PORT l0B0s ROAD
Affidavit of Stock Subscriptions Filed
 in Tucson.

Some weeks ago the facts were print ed of the incorporation of a company for the construction of the projected railroad. from Silverbell to Port Lo- bos ,one the Gulf of California. That. it was understood at the time, was merely the constructing company News came from Tucson yesterday Of the filing there with the county recor- der of a stock subscription affidavit. announcing the intention of the sub scribers, organizers of the Arizona, Mexico S& Gulf of California Railway company to build line from Port Lo- bos to Sflverbell or vicinity. the pres ent terminus of the Arizona Southern
 It is understood also from Tucson advices that a branch of the road will run from .Silverbell or the most desir- able point whatever it may be. into Tucson It is said that it will make the line from Tucson to tidewater POT miles. and it is understood the plans include the extension of the Arizona Southern eventually to Phoenix, though there are no definite advices on that point. :,
 lHe totdi stock Suoscriptio"S TIT 'i'' affidavit are $451 1000. of which amount $449. 900 is taken by B. P. Cheney. Oth- CT subscribers are Victor l.. Mason, O. Longacre. George w. DietZ, Ben Good rich and w. E. Staunton. The news of yesterday seems to mark another step in the projects of the Development Company of America, which has had Port Lobos in mind as the ultimate terminus of the Arizona Southern ever since ,that line was built as an outlet for the Imperial copper mine.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

fill the yards here and climb away up to the second story of the houses. one mass of bloom. few weeks ago the orange groves were in full bloom and you could smell the perfume for miles l am such an enthusiastic admirer or Arizona that it is hard to know just when to stop. which l cannot without telling you how much l enjoy the news l get from my old home. Having that l have not tired your patience and this will escape the waste basket l will close
 ROSA BAKER"
 Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Stauffer was out motoring again yesterday.
 The play given by Mrs. Shirley Christy at Glendale Saturday night was certainly a success. Every seat was taken and many were contented to stand up as the play seemed to make them forget that they were standing ID and tired Mrs. Christy gave a short talk before the last act and was followed with much applause. And we are glad to think that those taking part in the play were not dis appointed by not having a full house.
 The young people of the Glendale M. F. church are planning on a picnic tO Comeback mountain next Friday.
 John Clark is very sick with lung trouble and Brights disease and is not expected to live. He came here few days ago with his father from Wash ington and says he came out here to die. He has a wife and two children and has deeded the property over to Mrs. Clark.
 Thelma Walters has been on the sick list for the last few days but is able to be up now.
 J. A. Barber who used to have q barber shop here in Glendale has gone to Buckeye and started pool hall there.
 E. M. Cox and Miss Edna Beaver attended the band@ d@concert in Phoenix yesterday.
 When Sample and Moore. the Glen dale butchers get the shop improved the way they have planned. their cus- toners won't know it. They have had a fine S250 scales ordered and desk made. and awhile back they bought a huge ice box costing $500. They have bought linoleum for the floor and are making preparations for painting the woodwork.
 Herbert B. Atha has received five carloads of lumber with which he will make improvements on his ranch in section 34. This lumber was supplied by the Glendale company.
 Work on the new depot has been de- layed on account of shortage of mate rial.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
ARIZONA GOOD ENOUGH, FOR
 HER.

Here is a piece written by Vir- gina girl to her friends in Virginia. She has liven in Glendale about a year and in Phoenix and seems to think
 Arizona is good eonugh for her and is trying to make her friends think so to. This is what she says:
 The climate is fine in the winter. This winter was somewhat cooler than age to the oranges and trees but 1t was a severe winter all over the coun- try we fear no worse than other places. The summers are quite warm, but by sleeping out doors on screen
 porches people seem to live through them and the heat does not seem to hurt them as we never hear of any prostrations from heat ar sunstrokes, as we read of in other places. Those
 who can afford the luxury of change
 of climate during the heated term go to the seacoast of California, only a nights ride from Phoenix. or go back east to visit their dear friends at the old home. Many have husbands or
 men folks in business in Phoenix or Glendale, who cannot leave their work
 only over Sunday. For these there is a cool summer resort in the mountains only three hours ride by train from this place. It is called Iron Springs and is 5000 feet high. The air is cool
 and bracing and q blanket is required
 any night. Great pine trees and huge boulders make picturesque and beautiful place for the families to go with the children, and where the tired fathers and brothers are glad to come up and spend Sunday. I think this is
 fine place for girls that have to
 work out. They get from $2O to $30
 per month and some who are expert
 cooks get as nigh as $40. This surely
 is fine place for delicate people as
 there is hardly day but what the
 sun shines and we see very little rain. In lots of places we have irrigation.
 The government is building an inn
 mense irrigation works, called the
 Roosevelt dam. It will cost nearly $S,- 900. 900. and is to be 279 feet high
 Back of this dam will be a lake of water stored there during the winter rains and the melting SHOWS in the
 mountains. This lake will be a miles long. This water Is diverted through canals to the farmers. who don't care
 very much whethere it rains or not. as
 they are always sure of water for
 their crops. Judging from the autos
 you see when out driving every one
 must be prosperous. They are as
 common as buggies. l wish l might
 give each of my West vaginia friends
 bunch of the gorgeous roses that
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
BABIES SKINS
'sS s>"S" O"sy $ossSSsS SVeP-
 Pure. Sweet, Economical.

Because of it's delicate, emollient, sapatiYe antiseptic nroperfies derived
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
DOCTOR TOLD HER ID USE CUT|CURA
And Thus Cured a Scalp Disease Like Scald Head - It had Lasted Several Months and Made Most of the Sufferers Hair Fall Out.
TROUBLE SOON GONE
 AND NEVER RETURNED

When I was ten or twelve years old l had 8 scalp disease, something like
 cald head. though 1t wasn't that. suffered for several months and most of my hair came out. Finally they had a doctor to see me and he recommended the Cuticura Remedies. They cured me in few weeks. have used the Cuticwa Remedies. also. for . breaking out on my hands and was benefited a great deal. l haven't had any more trouble with the scalp disease. Miss Jessie F. Buchanan. R. E. D. 3. Hamilton, Ga. Jan. 2, 1909."
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

ing. disdguring eczemas. rashes. itchings. irritations. inhsmmations and chaings from infancy to age; for the sana.ive. other uses which readily suggest them- selves to women. especially mothers. Cuticara sucoeeds when all else fails. Guaranteed absolutely pure and may be used from the hour of birth.
 Comp3eeo ExternAl aud Iufeenal Treatment for Every Humer q Inianss, Chidssn and Adults con slsts of CuscvrA eeep t25cl ts csApss the Skin. Cut,slra Ointment tt6ej 70 Heal the Skln and Cuti- curs heeoivens tsee) tor n the form Of Chocolate Sold thro1lhpur ihe world. Potter Drog Chem. Corp- Sole frQp1. l24 CoIumbts Ave Boeton. Mass.
 nrqailed Free 32-paGe cuticura Book. . com piete Guide to the Best Care sf Skin and Scalp.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets will clear the sour stomach sweeten the breath and create a healthy appetite. They promote the flow of gastric juice. thereby inducing good digestion Sold by all dealers.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

from Cuticura Oint-
 nsnt. united with the purest of cleansing ingredients and most refreshing of flower odors, Cuticura Soap is unrivaied for pre- serving. purifying and beauthying the s6n, scalp. hair and
 hands of infants and children. In the pre- veptive and curative fHo.en,anf of fnrftnr
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10
Officers and Directors:


 President. H. B. Lehman. Vice President. c! E. Hem perly. i
  Cashier. w H. Slaughter. Assistant Cashier. J F. Stew Aside from a general banking business. we represent four reliable fire insurance com panies and give careful, at ton to notary work. /.
Arizona republican., 1910-05-10

pr. Emmon's optical parlors. s6s North Fourth avenue .
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-09
HISTORIC LAND
MARK PASSES
Medora Building Associated with
CoWpuncher Roosevelt Becomes
Eyesore to County Capital

Another relic Of the olden time
is passing with the demolition Of
the store-house at the rear Of the
C. Peterson store. rhe building,
though not Of pretentious archi-
lecture, was erected at what was
then the thriving town of Little
Missouri by j. A. Ferris in the
early 80s, and served as a general
store for many years. When the
DeMores packing industry was
inaugurated at Medora it was
used as store.house and a larger
building put up for a store.
The story is told Of this build
ing that while it was yet used as
store one of the then numerous
bad men rode to the door and in.
formed Mr.. Ferris that it was mis-
heaven-given mission to ride in
side and shoot the institution
into a semblance of a sieve; Mr..
Ferris convinced the gun expert,
after some argument, that he had
better get further fortifcation
that few more drinks of EN-.
balming fluid would give his
nerves, and the man went away
promising to return and fulfill
his duty. Mr.. Roosevelt was in
town at the time and staying at
the Ferris home: so when Mr..
Ferris was going to dinner Roose'
velt offered to attend the shor
while the proprietor was gone.
and Mr.. Ferris told him Of the
probable event that was sched
uled for about that hour. Roose
velt loaded sawed-off shotgun
trained it on the door over a bo,
on the counter. and sat behind i
reading a book. about bugs, prob
ably. We are not advised as t.
how long the man lived aftel
that; but if he lived a year it wa
because he forgot to return to tha
store. Had he still felt it incum
bent upon him to explode a few
cartridges among the tin dipper
and herring boxes he would hav'
met q protest that even bad mel
have never failed to heed sine,
44s were invened, sawed-off shot
guns came into use. or long ant
big hats worn. Thus it is that TO
once the undivided attention t
soaking up nose-paint saved ,
mans life.-Medora Herald.
Golden Valley chronicle. (Beach, Billings County, N.D.) 1905-1916, 1910-09-09
JUST AN Or
binary DAY
Some Grain Marketed Saturday..
$4,000 Bushels Taken In BY
Beach's Eight Elevators

A stranger in the city Saturday
remarked to the writer that it
seemed to be a very busy day for
the elevators, and asked if it were
not something unusual. Not
knowing, and detecting nothing
unusual ourself, we were not in a
position to say.
The query awakened our inter.
est, however, and we made the
rounds Of the elevators few days
later and collected a little in.
formation. While in truth it was
not anything more than an or.
dinary day, and the amount Of
grain received has been greater
on several days since the crop OF
1910 commenced to move, it was
a good one. nevertheless, and We
very much doubt if there is an.
other place Of the same size, o,
even twice the size, in the state
of North Dakota, or any other
state, which can duplicate the re-
ceipts of Beach, on that day or any
other day, this year or any year.
Twenty-seven thousand bushels
Of grain, mostly wheat, were safe
ly housed in the eight elevators
Of this city on that day. Most o1
it was Of fine quality, being ir
keeping with the superior farm
ing land of the now famous Gold
en- Valley. This region suffered
some from the drouth which wa.
universal this year. but the sol
does with less moisture than tina
of most any other country on tn,
face of the earth.
rhe yields have not been S,
prodigious as those Of last year
but, with the increase in acreage
we confidently expect to see a
much grain marketed in Beach
and it was the best in the Ian,
last year. Better prices prevail
also, and all in all, the season o
1910 bids fair to be one of tn
most prosperous that the farmer
Of this region have ever expert
enced