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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purch;
AUGUST 10
MANHATTAN


HARLEM RIVER plot lying oct Of
Pleasant ave ana bulkhead line Harlem River
oet o. 30 81 9Ra q a linn s. T MT,
c Scafe Of Brooklyn. trustee; all title. c.
Aug .; 81 address Room 1112. SO Pine 81.
18TH ST 80 West. : sty brk, % i0xT5.
Augustus c Bechstefr 10 Barr Ferree. OF Dem
Arrest. J; s1eo; address, so Water 81.
10TH ST. 415 West. 3 sty brS 23xs2: Max
Tyachsman to Isaac Berlin mtg ST.. 600: all
liens; Aug 10; 500; address. 1919 Washing
SID ST. 1875 East, 3 sly brk stable. y 9Aae 9:
N Levy to Edwin F Walton mtg S26. o0ol
Aug IL; 81; address. 100 West 10th st
SAME PROPERTY: Edwin r Walton 10 NJ.
\ c Lew; 81; address % East Saith
117rH, ST. 129 West. 3 sty brls. 1sx1ee II /,
Harold Morreu Ostend Realty CO: p & n
confirmation deed. Aug /. 81. address. II we 81
Bath
11srH ST. 2as East sty brk e5v1oo i
Maurice Conn to Dan Fusillo tmtg So. 500: all
liens; Aug ID; Sloo. address. 63S East lsth St.
THE BRONX
BRYANT AVE =. - # OF 1920 ST 20x
100: release mtg Margaret Knox to Joseph + ass
hon Aug - 81
c G: al liens; Aug Il. 81
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Russhon TO j aeph
Reiss. Aug 10 81; address. 1ll2 Forest axe.
COLLEGE AVE, g cor of I8eth st % >199
y irreg; College and Findlay Avenues Realty co
TO NesSDold Morris and Eva Van G Hawkes. fTntg
s43. 1901: all liens; Aug l.: $500 address 30
cRoroNA AVE, : 2os IT 5 of I.ebanor
st &c. sxSs IL a1eo6 foreclosure July IL. 19os
Charles II Beattte. ref 10 Henry Ailien. aus
l2. $3.50: address. 73f Broadway.
CROMWELL. AVE, " 2 4ds II Il cf lG5th ct
f13 y 20 10z l134Nllds. James 4 T'tttellI a al
10 Esl11es Of Long Beach mtg $1,000: all lsr s
jGiy 29c 81: address 22; 9th ave.
FOX ST, " $. 4s.2 TT OF ls7th ST. aK4 OK
tFreg: Mabelle Ga1ney James c Gahney. all
liens: A1lg 10; sico
SAME PROPERTY; James C Gaffney TO J {
Ca tIley Construction Co. all liens. Aug 10. 81 90
s,9drass go East 10Th 81
HUGHES AVE. 5. 225 Il OF fs3d ST. Us,
100: Henri Acker 10 S1ndow Realty Co: l. and
8: all hens, June 80 81 address. 1910 BrooI ave
HUNT AVE, bet Sycamore ct and Bronx Park
ave ri. seLs ei-H- iIap Partition sale lsiunt
esfate. near Van Nest, 50xlGo Richard Eeil
10 Tl.Jmas T IIowty mtg 81 200, Nov 4. 1907
$50. address. Al West Bath St
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Special Cheer.

Miss Norton and sister. Of Norwich.
Conn, have sent SO four friends Sc so and
N K A s. for ankle braces for the Grip
Pied member: Mrs. n. z. w, SO for spe-
cial cases; C A NJ, OF Brooklyn, SIS 10
buy braces for Little Mother who was in
jured; Mrs. Lucy G. Powell. of Long ISL
ana, 81 for cash girls outing: Mrs. c.
Larsen. of Manhattan. "a ilardworking
mother s. 70 send two children for a
week 10 Nethezwood Camp: "A Friend at
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Tha aDDroxfTrate amount OF the Ter or
charge, TO satisfy which the asoye-descrte-d
property is TO be sold. is Twenty-sfx thousand
hundred thirty-foHr and S1-100 6s2d-
234. 81 dollars. with interest thereon from
the 5th day OF July. 1910. together With costs
and allowance amounting -Four hundred
eleven $500 (S411-5Sl dollars. with interest
psnsss % the sale The approximate amount
of the taxes assessments and water rates.
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or paid
by the Referee Is Six hundred dfry-thrss
unpaid water meter rent since November II.
1905 amount not fixed.
The above premises vii pc SOLD subject 70
rights OF monthly tenants and subject % any
violation fled b the Department OF Build
ings or, the Tenement House Department.
Dated. New York. July 20th. 1919.
SAMUEL 5 KOENIG Refsree
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY Or NEW YORK
-Rebert n Quinn. Piaint,.f against fhs
snSncs Of q judgment Of foreeosuGs ana sale
duly made and entered in the above-entitsN1 az
/ the undersigned. the Referee IL said Judgment
named. viii sell al public auction. az the Ex-
the Borough CT Manhattan. City o. New York. on
the 18th day % august, 1910 az II . ctock noon
premises directed BY said judslnent % be sold.
and therein described as follows AT these lots
which on q certain map entitled ..Map 81 SD
choice lots, being part or ths SShieEelin EsState
o. tine Brar,,'I made BY Oh arIes NJ Mapes Ciyil
E,nsineer and City surveyor; daIed May. 1905
80 ala I'm the Office OF the Register OF tha
s SnI t,-'1 Of New York as Map Ngmbc= Eleven
hundred and fourteen A are knoWn AID Sesis
fnety.-tiye Two hundred and ninety-eight. Two
hundred and nd. ni RsTs 1,,Iv end. 1910.
EDWARD CHASE CROWLEY
rlrGE,NF, SWEENEY.
81 VEST te5th street. Borough Of Msnhat-
fan New York CITY.
The following Is diagram OF ths property To
be sold L sa.,h :,
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

Items under $4,000 omitted
9TH ST 5f2 West: to sty brk store and
tenmt; I, Garvey. premises. owner ) p" CoIe'
4o3 West 5lst ST. architect; cost. So,ooe
GOTH ST. 1Ss East; to a sty brk stable :,
RYAN S5s 9Th ave. owner; Carrere q
Hastings 225 attn ave architects; cost, SIS 400.
10sTH ST. s. ee04 It of Broadway; 70
sly brick stable: Manchester Garage 20, 81 =
West 151st st. owner; e meyers 1iIioii
Square West, architect: cost. $4,000 y,
3sTH ST, 40 East; to a sly ork avg; "
Brown, 30 West 47th st. owner hhuoeA'
Els West 4ad architect: cost. S1O0O
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The quantity of material required for the
medium size tsix years. is 81 yards q or
q. ~ yards IS or rs yards II inches wide.
with 81 yards Of banding.
The pattern No. 6.725 is cut in sizes for
girls of four, six and eight years of age,
and will be mailed to any address on re-
ceipt of 10 cents.
Please give number of pattern and age
distinctly Address Pattern Department.
New-York Tribune. If in a hurry for pat
tern send an extra 2-cent stamp and We
will mail by letter postage IN sealed en-
velope
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Ha& AND cAEFsr caNApEs.

- foc cEssse csEa2es are appetiz1ng
5yread fnger-lengths OF bread
= c. butter AID = layer % Geviiiec nam
- whc,e sprinkle & layer Of PafIne-
- f-seese- iat axe caEapes n 81 even
= eeeozae hot 5efore servirHg
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f 22Srd St
The approximate amount OF the lien or charge.
90 satisfy which the above-GeScribed property -
10 be sold. Is S1il9 o. with interest thereon from
the 2Sa day OF June. 1910. together with costs
and allowance amounting TO Sisa0i. with inter
from July 9Th. iFi0. together wiki the ex
penses OF the sale The. approximate amount OF
the taxes. assessments and water rates. other
liens, which are to be allowed 10 the pu-ch assr
OF the purchase money. paid the Esf-s
cree l. ON each lot $50 50 and interest
Dated New York July 22Dd 1910.
EDWARD CHASE CROWLEY.
Ressr9a. /
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

1ssTu STR FET n 8 1a5 # e of Broadway;
fer a 8 sty brk tennt. 1ooxSe. IL: Melvin KeaIIY
Co. III Broadway, owner; Bernstein g SeL III
stein % Fast 23d ct architects: cost, SIS. 900
18TH ST. s. 31s It of Ave b for : sly
mfg bldg 20xle33; Remmos Realty GO, ofoa
Macon St Brooklyn, owner; T. SornneI' arChi-
teet: cost $4,000.
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GLEANTNGS.

Ths-e are al kinds OF gardens. but none
oan give more pleasure than the one which
las teen planted by the friends OF the
owner esch one choosing the plant she
EssZ dearly loves This Is a true memory
Ea-dea. and Of such mementos enc can
newer grow Eear-.
Il otha- DAYS there we're other ways OF
pe-ue-Us ing ne memory Of friends At
ous tine The curious custom prevailed OF
wearing hair bracelets and watchchains
e1d ~ f-linE Io1kets with twisted devices
o. hatr Then came the period Of the
p&,caNork quilt. each piece Of material
used tetnE q menenro of a friends dress
~ c0llpa ris3u with these things memory ,
e Ssrce1 has everything TO recommend IL
Tas country lads motto from earliest
asyaaoG seems TO be kill and al small
Fame Is hunted as eagerly IN its season as
snakes. frogs and other Gravity things are
sought fg- daily The event OF some rare
birds coming 70 the neigbborhood is al
Eeys signal Cor cunning. Never do these
small szvazes. OF their parents either. for
nat maIter. think Of the wanton destrue-
Lon. Instead. the- argue that il Will Hook
se- stuffed # i can only be killed. and
tntll game laws are made more stringent
thsn those existing the evil viii probably
eoHLE1s
= somewhat certifying circumstance in
KS Rg- = insurgent womanhood IS the
Nay European monarchs are oYertopped by
t4-r .Hiyes- King George I. says Lon
cor Newspaper Is shorter than Queen
Asry The German Empress is tribe
Al.-r than ire Kaiser. who always insists
- tas Empress sitting, down when they are
s-3-oSfa.Fl 60 together The Car looks
60 sEnS.- b JAe sIae % the CZar1na- Al
,s9l>e q Spain IL q head shorter ttsn
S2ae= N1c,cr1s Eugene, and the KING OF
s-een de3E-a- TIE Queen 0I Denmark,
s goo deal taller than her husband
G-st'tlf-lt - the Tl-.e are the king OF
"a 6-EG re new King Of the Rele1afis.
80 TIC most ardent feminist does not
SO ms k2d Of feminine progress. ana
vi end
1'-77 Southern cOE1tr- people VINO have
Ss rz,s! slEzEse. Kitchen. q detached
.1i1',-g. have < mast ingenious device for
o'''Siag diner 20 TIE main building, SO
a. 60 Z ca Dc placed properly on the table
- I've T. the servant that cooks Il. IT
Z = 6ste77- are ava - as 4 wheeled cup
- #lt!f G-lelIes and 2cors. built OF very
- hGe1, 6nd irounled Ola the truck or
icNaG express wagon which formerly be-
- A. p1e o. In6 children As the
ss.-@a.k G>c-een the kitchen end house
a. 7.see @. < f-siGy DAY = great, aDd II :
.-@e& ,-Et cVg,ie-s or boarding houses
se s-lage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15

Nor IS happiness. whethe: eternal or tenn
p2raL the reward that mankind seeks.
f7appinesseS are but his wayside caTnp:ngs;
his soul IS In the Journey
ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
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Flushing Long Island. s. fer the crippled
woman in East 10th street, and C z. NJ,
of Mill Neck y. Y, 50 fer ehildren's' out
ing fund.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Michael Levenson 10 Henry Never. assts; 81
Title Guarantee aGd TfuS: CO 70 Elizabeth
Ii Anderson sl3O. Coo.
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Harlan 2. stone, as substituted Trustee %
the trust created under the VIII OF David
S BucxIer. Plaintff against Charles W.
Bauschat. individually. and as Executor. ETC.
In pursuance of Judgment OF foreeiosur.
and sale, duly made and entered IN the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th day
of July 1910. l. the uRdersigned the Referee
in said judgment named VIII sell az PUBIC
is Nesey street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York. on the 18th day OF Ausssr-
/ Daniel Greenwald. AuctioHeer. the premises
directed by said JUDGMENT TO be sod. and
tain lot. piece or parcel OF land with ths
building thereon erected, situate lying ant
New York and County and state or Ne"
York bounded and described as follows %
erly line Of the New BoweTy. distant thirteen
(13l feet three 90 inches noFtheasJerly rom
easterIy line Of Tau1ss Street with the south
easterIy line Of the New Bewery running
inc es or % tbrtSssVeH So
feet four ~ inches. 10 land now Or IorH1erIy
erly along said last mentioned land seFsnty-
four Ga feet 70 land now or formerly OF tns
land now OF formerly Of the heirs % David
to other land now or formerly OF the heiTs o.
James J. RYAN. and thence Westerly II e
one HUNDRED and seven ffof, feet ana eight
go inches 70 the point OF place OF oeSinnins.
be the said several dimensions ana otstAtses
more or less: said premises being now known
by the Street number II New Bege-y: beng
the first of the parcels Of land described n
and conveyed by a Deed Of Henry Sanger.
Executor etc to Mary n Hurieus sn5
In the Office OF the Register Of the City and
County Of New York in Lieer Is1s o. con
veya4ess At page Us on J aaf 1910 1910 1881
SAMUEL. s kOESIG. Re,eree.
WILMER Garfield & STONE Attorneys
for PIaintir No 40 Wall street. Borough
of Manhattan. New York City.
The following IS diagram o. the properly
TO be sold. its street Number is At New
Bowery:
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U. 10th 81.

The approximate amount OF the lien %
Charge, to satisfy which the above described
property is to be sold. Is Sc. T73 IS with IN
teFest thereon from the Isth day % July. 1910.
together with costs and allowances amounting
20 S4S5 80. with interest from July 90. 1910.
together with the expenses OF the sale TIT,
approximate amount OF the taxes. assess
ments and water rates ether liens which ars
10 be allowed to the purchaser out OF the pur-
chase money, OF Paid BY the referee, Is SIS
and interest.
Said premises will be sold susisct to a frss
mortgage of 81. 600. with accrued iate-esS
thereon at the rate OF FIVE {5Te1 per annura.
Dated. New York. July 81. 1910
MANTON ". WYVELI. Rsfsree.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders Attorney
AUGUST Is.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15
A VARIETY OF SALES
Speculative Parcels Among the
Auction Offerings.
THE BUDGET ATTRACTIVE
Six Story Tenement House il
18th Street, Near Seventh
Avenue, To Be Sold.

Some attractive properties are to be sold
this week at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroorn, Nos. Il and Is Vesey street. A
six story tenement house in 18th street,
west of Seventh avenue, will go under the
hammer on Tuesday. The weeks offerings
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-15

GOTVERNEIJR ST. a.: sty brk, 24x102 .;
Jan &c, 1906: Max Coldsten and ano to Catherine
Levy: 81 600, attorney. Henry J. Cohen. 81
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AVE. a. 1854: sty brk 2Ox75: June PC 1903
Sarah Kinney to George KOcher; S2eeo; attor-
ney, Hugo Cohn, 10 Ave a.
AUDUBON AVE. 18th ST; 25x10o:
NOV, 8 1897. Joseph W Morris to Farmers Loan
-rllst % g nnN. address 90 William
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-LLETT ST. 8: stv brk 21xt00: Jan 81.
: Jacob Cutler and David Cutler to Charles
g: SS. 600. attorney, Frank NJ Tichenor, IS
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LIND AVE. s, lots 81 and %. parcel 1, map
William 3 ogden estate. 50xs9- 5x5oxss.6 6: m
Aug Il: due Feb u, 1911: per cent: Rex Bak-
ing Co to Knickerbocker Trust Co; $40. coo; at
torney. II Y Cooke zoo Broadway.
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MORRIS AVE. 1850 e s. 50 # s Of Kings
bridge I'd. 16.5xi05 prior mtg $1,000; Aug -;
= yrs per cent; William f Weeks to II Z
Singhf Realty Co; 81. 0a6. address 264S Jerome
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
Interest rer cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST Is.
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PROSPECT AVE, E, 165 e OF fs1st
ST 33xt50: p m: AUG 10. VI. per cent: Sa bato
Masucci TO Pasquae Eenezia; $1,000; address
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MADISON AVE. TAT. s 339 f of 65th st.
16- sx60. I sly dug; Edward Born ct al agt II "
Mitchell: Eisman. L 9 & L. attvss W Nc
Quad. ref; amt cue. Ss,146 %: taxes, etc. SO.
WASHINGTON AVE $. aO.1 4 of 1880 st.
90 lx95. SIX irreg vacant: T r PeIIetrean agt VI J
Kelly ct al: J Winans, atty; 7 + Lane. ref;
amt due 81 90; taxes, etc, $50 81.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
BRIEF CITY NEWS

Uave Root Prins II
Take your printing to tho Times.
Electric Fans-Burgess-7 randsn Co.
Best DRY Cleaning Of garments. Twin
City Dye Works, 4o7 South Fifteenth.
Home Loans to Home Makers makes
rent money work for the family. Me-
braska Savings and Loan Assn. will show
you 1Os Board of Trade Bldg, Omaha.
MorS Culysrts Meedea--The county
clerk has been authorized by the Board OF
County Commissioners to advertise for bids
for culvert installation and repairing I'm
Douglas county. In many places the Gull
verts are in poor shape. and several new
ones are necessary.
Before Going on Your Vacation place
your valuables such as money, silverware,
jewels and insurance policies in a box in
the American Safe Deposit Vaults in the
Bee Building, which are fire and burglar
proof. Boxes rent for only 81 for three
months. b. c. Hamer, President.
Avery Appointed ovsrseer-H. r. Avery
was appointed by the county commissioners
at the Saturday morning meeting as over
seer Of road work for Douglas county He
will receive salary of 500 per month, his
incumbency to commence July 15 He will
furnish his own conveyance about the
county.
More Dining Room Nosded-As one re-
suit of the tour of inspection taken Friday
by the Board of County Commissioners,
the members are considering ordering an
extension to the dining room at the county
hospital. Owing to the crowded condition
of that institution the present quarters
are found to be inadequate
In the Divorce Court-The following de-
crees have been granted John r. Holly
from Isabelle Holly, abandonment; Eva j.
Scott from Walter Scott, cruelty; Esta NJ.
Conrad from Charles H. Conrad, habitual
drunkard and failure to support; Lena Bor-
set from Samuel Borset, nonsupport Esther
Jarvis from Peter w. Jarvis. cruelty.
Teams to Rifle Tourney-Enroute to the
national rifle tourney, the Hawaiian Rifle
team, numbering twenty of the Hawaiian
islanders, will leave Oakland, Cal, on July
20 The tourney win be held at Camp
Perry, o., rifle teams from all over the
country meeting there The Hawaiian
team win travel by the Southern Pacific
Union Pacific, and Milwaukee roads, reach
ing Omaha about the first Of August.
Charged with Refusal to stop-Deputy
County Attorney Magney Saturday morn
ing filed a complaint in county court
against Charles Kirsehbraun on a charge
Of refusing to stop when his automobile
was signalled to do so by the driver OF a
team Of FESTIVE horses The complainant
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

Central City; John Muehlhausen,
Victor; Asbury White, Peubo
Mr.. White Is chairman of the finance
committee and member OF the board Of
directors of the irrigation congress. which
Pueblo is to hold in September All these
Coloradans weer boosting strongly for the
congress and disseminated considerable
literature concerning it.
The Pueblans had special badge, con-
sisting of four medallions above an elk's
head. the whole in bronze. One medallion
typlfied the Indian stage of Colorado; the
second. the cattle raising stage; the third,
the mining era, and the fourth, agriculture
Above all was a steel bar significant Of
Pueblo's great industry.
These various epochs will be exemplified
In floats entered In the big parade at De-
troit, and Pueblo hopes to carry off prize
therefor
DETROIT, Mich, July 9.-Officers of the
Grand Lodge, Benevolent and Protective
order of Elks, here for the grand reunion
of the order were scheduled to leave this
morning for Wyandotte to witness the
launching of the big lake freighter, Vir-
ginia, at noon. The program also included
luncheon at the Detroit boat club.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

The headquarters Of the Northwestern
are being completely remodeled and Will
present a fine appearance when done.
r. l.. Lomax, general passenger agent OF
the Western Pacific railroad left last night
for Chicago on routine business connected
with his road
George w. Holdrege, geheral manager of
the Burlington road, left Saturday for
the Pacific coast on a pleasure trip. Mr..
Holdrege says he has needed rest for
some time.
wyncote, station on the. Burlington
line seventy-one miles west OF NorthpoTt,
has been changed to Lingle and win be
opened with a regular service on July IL,
1910. with II. r.. Schwalm as the agent.
The country around Lingle Is developing
fast and the necessity of another shipping
point has been noted for some time.
s. F. Miller, general freight and passen-
ger agost Of the Northwestern, has re-
turned from a trip in the state. Mr.. Miller
states that the recent rains have improved
the crops very much and that since the
farmers have all been computing the
amount Of their crop on bumper crop years
Instead Of average years he thinks that
the loss will really amount to very little
on account OF the dry weather.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10
south Dakota News Notes.

HURON-The Bookings CONSTRUCTION
company has been awarded the contract
for lateral sewers, the contract price being
N,6s7.6O.
HURoN-Charles Wilson, 20 years or age,
employed In the Chicago & Northwestern
railway shops here, lost his left hand by
coming In contact with circular saw
HIJRON-J. L. Hollarbush, a resident of
this city for twenty years, died at his
home yesterday. Mr.. Hollarbush came to
the territory in 1888 and leaves wife and
six children.
PIERRE-The first meeting Of the state
this week and took an adjournment to July
49, when the representatives or the rail-
roads and other corporate interests Will be
given hearing.
ABERDEEN-Th reports OF Aberdeen
banks show a decrease OF but 5000 in de-
pOsits OF Aberdeen residents under the last
report Deposits OF residents, business men
and bankers OF outside towns In Aberdeen
banks, however, show decrease of $3.50,
PIERRE-The Stanley County institute
which is In session at Fort Pierre, has III
teachers in attendance, making II one OF
the large Institutes of the state. AT the
eighth grade graduation exercises eighty
OF the pupils OF the country schools were
given diplomas.
HURON-John Hotties is among the first
OF Beadle county farmers TO grow winter
wheat He is now harvesting a splendid
crop on his farm two and half miles
/ west OF the city lllc chlluldAeu glelu Us
| from eighteen 10 twenty bushels per acre.
The heads are well filled with fully de-
veloped kernels.
| PIERRE-Governor Vessey has selected
i N. III. KingmRn, commander OF the state
Grand Army OF the Republic. as the repre-
sentative of South Dakota for the meeting
TO be held this fall for beginning the ar
rangements for the grand celebration OF
/ the fiftieth anniversary OF the battle OF
| Gettysburg In 1913
| ABERDEEN--A number OF farmers In
northern South Dakota began cutting bar
/ ley yesterday, Contrary TO expectations
the yield Is proving much better than ex-
| pected and Is running about eight bushels
TO the acre, or about a half crop. In soT9e
instances the header is being used because
OF the short straw
| PIERRE-The old settlers picnic did not
get the crowd OF old-tmers expected, but
| there was a fair attendance from both
Pierre and Fort Pierre. The Officers
elected for the ensuing year arei T.. r.
| Mcclure OF Pierre, president; w, H. Frost
| OF Fort Pierre, vice PRESIDENT NJ u Guth,
RE OF Pierre, secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-07-10

10, the poor Indian, functloned in new
role yesterday afternoon at the Burlington
station. He was playing on bassoon.
tuba or a saxaphone perchance a cornet
or trombone. Forty of him in glistening
war paint, war bonnet and other accoutre-
ments dispensed really sweet music and
wild raucOus yells.
"They arens real Indians, are they?" in
CURED one little girl
They are Indians; good Indians" was
the answer, but not real redmen.
Instead of the hoarse exhaust of loco
motive or It's shrlll screech of whistle the
Burlington station heard new and more
sole falling sounds. The Colorado Springs
lodge, Benevolent and Protective order of
Elks, was stopping off for a. few minutes
on it's way to Detroit II the train had
not been late these western warriors would
have marched up town. AS It was. they
made things merry beneath the shadows
OF the Tenth street viaduct.
The lodge band is noteworthy for two
things-artistic costuming and real ability
to play various musical instruments Its
puslc is far better than many a profes-
sional outfit and in rigging themselves vi