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Evening journal., 1911-08-30
Abduction Charge Against Count

wanted TO marry a young girl. The
advertisement was mailed to the Chill
dren's Society II read as follows:
Fine gentleman of noble family
wants to marry young girl, honest and
good education. blonde or light red
hair preferred.
When the detectives went 10 the
del Noce apartments they found the
Weigle girl. AT first she claimed TO
be the Counts daughter, then his wife,
and finally admitted she was not re-
lated to him. she said her home was
in Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
U. S. A. INSPECTOR
FOR STATE MILITIA

First Ldeuteuant Edid linnL 3oth
q. S. Infantry. has been drtaiied by
the secretary of war as instructina
inspector Of the Organized Militia of
Delaware
Lieutenant Hunt is appointed under
an Act OF Congress Of March 13 OF
the present year He reported TO
Governor Pennewlll Yesterday and
will make his residence IN Whining
ton. His quarters will be at the state
arsenal.
Lieutenant Hunt will begin his
work in a few days. He is an expert
marksman and will devote some time
10 improving the rifle range
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
OPPOSE WILSON
WITH BREWERS.

Members OF Wilmington Lodge oe
Good Templars last evening instructed
their secretary 10 write to President
Taft protesting against Secretary OF
Agriculture Wilson serving rs honor
ary president Of the convention of tho
international Brewers Association
The session is 20 be held in Chicago
during the Fall
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
TO ERECT NEW RANGE LIGTHs.
Needed Aids to Navigation VIII be In-
stalled Immediately.

stalled Immediately.
Congressman Moore yesterday con-
ferred with Secretary Sproule Of the
Commissioners of Navigation, and
with Captain Virdin of the Pilots AS
sociation, with reference to certain
aids TO navigation desired for tho
Delaware river. He subsequently an
nounced that the Bureau Of Light
Houses had agreed to proceed without
delay to the construction Of the Eagle
Point Range Lights, plans and speciii-
cations for which have been approved
by the bureau.
These lights are to be at the lower
end of the Horseshoe across from
League Island. and are very much
needed while dredging operations are
going on in the channel. The Light
House Bureau has also arranged to
change three of the Duoys along Joe
Flogger Shoal into gas buoys. These
are charted as Buoys IL. 11A and lib.
These aids to navigation have been
much desired by the Delaware river
pilots.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
DAMAGE
STATE RECORDS

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Aug. 30.-Priceless
state records stored in the basement OF
the new State House, were slightly
damaged by water last night when the
heavy rains flooded the cellar OF the
building. State Librarian Harrington,
with his assistants. waded through tue
water and removed the books to the
uppcr stories of tho building The
records had been stored in the base
ment of the building because the IRE
proof vaults are not ready to receive
them
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
WEDDING AT NEwARk TONIGHT.

Joseph Earle Newman, of this city.
and Miss Mabel Z. Bowen, of Newark.
will be married this evening in St
Thomas's Episcopal Church, at that
place, by the Rev. II. B. Phelps.
The couple are well known and
popular Mr.. Newman is the son Of
Samuel ]. Newman, a contractor, and
is employed as an electrical engi-
neer by the Delaware and Atlantic
Telegraph and Telephone Company.
He got his license this morning from
Magistrate Robertson.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
no FINISH PIKE WORK.

Messrs. Elliott, Perkins and Dennis
son have been appointed a committee
by the Levy Court TO examine the
plans for building that part Of the
Philad slphla pike which runs from
Claymont to the state line Many
Brandywine hundred farmers would
like to see the pike build 16 feet
wide.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
CRISIS NEAR IN RAILROAD TROUBLE.

By the United Press
SAN FRANCISCO Cal, August sOThe crisis the rela-
between Hartman system and its shopmen on the
Pacific coast will be deferred the
the hve international presidents Of the crafts involved
night tomorrow Arrangements will then be made
series conferences With vice-President Krutschn
President Regun Of the Federated shopmen the
Southern today presidents
Kruttschnit representative
unions
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
School Boys Rescue 125
Women From Burning Laundry
By The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. Aug. 30.-With the skill
and effectiveness Of regular firemen,
two hundred boys of the New City
Hospital and School on Randalls
Island. today fought a fire which
threatened the lives of 125 women
employees of the school laundry, who
were asleep I'm the building. The
women were thrown into a panic by
the flames and smoke, but the boys,
manuing the ladders aud handling the
hose. rescued them all and controlled
the fire until the arrival Of the regu-
lar firemcn, who extinguished the
flames.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
COUNTY HELPS MARSH COMPANY.

The New Castle County Levy Court
appropriated $500 to the st. Georges
Marsh Company yesterday. The COM
pany, which owns between Delaware
City and Port Penn, is about 70 in
stall new sluice gate near Port
Penn. BY keeping up the river bank
the marsh is not flooded and the cause
way, county road and bridges are sav-
cd from loss,
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
RAIN SENDS
CHICKS AWAY

Last nights heavy rain left South
Side Park under water this morning.
As there is no chance Of the field dry
ing for several days, the Reading
Wilmington games scheduled here for
today and tomorrow have been trans
ferred 10 Reading. The Chicks viii,
be home Friday and Saturday TO play
Lancaster o double-header ON each
day. Rain checks issued yesterday
will be accepted on Friday
Evening journal., 1911-08-30

BY The United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 3O.-Count Orssti
del Noce was arraigned in the Harlem
Police Court today on the charge OF
abduction preferred by officials of tho
Children's Society. He was arrested in
apartme ent at 1S9 West 1l6th street
late last night charged with abduct-
ing Doris Weigle, a 15-year-old girl
from her home i'm Cleveland. The ar
rest followed a tip from an agent Of
John ID. Rockefeller. Jr, in Cleveland
who said that the Count had adver-
tised in Cleveland newspapers that he
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
DAVID H. MEGILL RECOyERs.

David r. Megill the butcher, VINO
has been ill for the past five weeks,
expects to return to his place Of bust
ness the latter part Of this week Mr..
Megill was I'm a serious condition
for awhile, and his recovery is pleas
ing to his many friends who Will be
glad to greet him again.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
POSTPONE CARNIVAL.

Olivet Presbyterian church street
carnival on Broome street between
Third and Fourth streets. which wac
TO have been opened last night has
been postponed until tonight on ac-
count of inclement weather
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
TWELVE KILLED BY BRIDGE coLLAPsNe.

BY the United Press.
PARIS. August 3O-Tweve killed and twelve
badly hurt of whom will die, when railroad
bridge in course of construction Brazil Switzerland
lapsed today.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
LIGHTNING DAMAGES HOUSE,

During the electrical storm on Mon
day night a lightning bolt struck the
residence of the late Robert McFar-
lin at Farnhurst, tearing a big hole
in the end Of The building,
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
Keeps Only Money Spending
Habit From Aufomafon

ter the form of a woman. The
automaton can sing. talk, walk, write
and perform almost every feat natural
10 a woman, but spend money. The
figure and features arc very true TO
life.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
HURRICANE HITS CHARLOTTE.

BY the United Press.
CHARLOTTE N c. August SO.-Norh Charlotte a suburb
this town damage today
wrecked church number Of other build
ngs A cloud burst accompanied the wind.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
VICIOUS BULL DOG
ATTACKS CHILD IN STREET

animal would have seriously injured
the child.
Just before the dog sprang at the
boy it attacked Richard Worrell, Of
No. 1884 Wilson street but the latter
managed 70 escape without being bit
ten.
Dogcatcher George kopp received
word that a mad dog was running at
large. The animal. however, is not
suffering with rabies. but he took il to
the pound.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
GOVERNMENT PLACE FOR HIM

David Phillips, of Frederick, has
been appointed special field deputy
in the Department of Agriculture at
Washington. He will probably be as
signed to duty in North and South
Dakota.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
WEATHER.
Bv The Unlted Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, August S0.-Rain
continue tonight and Thursday in
the Atlantic Coast States, but else
where east Of the Mississippi River
the weather viii be generally fair.
Temperatures will continue low In
the east, will fall somewhat in the
South Atlantic States. and will rise
slowly in the interior.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
NEWTON, Mass. Aug. 30-After
working seven years. John w. Belch-
sr. a local machinist inventor, has
treated All automaton, fashioned af-
Evening journal., 1911-08-30

WASHINGTON, August s0-For,
Delaware Rain tonight and Thurs
day; continued cool; moderate to
brisk north easterly winds.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30

EXCURSION TO PENNSGROYE.
The Free Gospel Mission will give
an excursion TO Pennsgrove tomor'
ROW.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30
TO-DAY'S TEMPERATURE

THE BELT DRuG sTOcE.
Evening journal., 1911-08-30

The Evening Journal has
more Subscribers than any
other paper in Delaware.
Thai means a home paper
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10
Gil DeitfYiten
oe hiem ieien,
(af 6. 9. 9u5tbebt.)
(Slutning).

Ssnbag Worgen par ieg ga enoc,
Zig iremmc % lteg al / Saflano.
Som piloiremmeo pioite leg life
6orifiel paa bsire % penitre, naat
BET gialOt ON al finOe frem til Oci
rette Susnumer, og giorbe berfor,
iom icg bapoe feet oct anpiit / Here
al Stationerne oerpcit: "glif the nlor
in graz. geo bans SiGlp ianot reg
Sci til Sporpogncn, % oct tog mig
life iaa lPnge at iinoe frem III BET
Slts, bpor min Son, Breiten, baOoC
baot fit Stem. San bar imiolerfib
nplig flpttet, og iaa opisgte ieg Ban.
9elgums GreitegaarS, bpor ieg bar
bIepen unoerrcttet ON, at De TO ifl,loC
bore boenbe tilfGllcs. Oct bauOe
ogioa lin Higtigbeb, foriaaoiot ION
DC nof inotiI ganife rplig bapbe Dor,
ret iammen ON oennc 2eiligbeo. ga,
itor Belgium fanbt ieg bjemme, men
min Son bar netop flpttet oper til
gerfeIep. SmiblertiO lit ieg iaa flar
geifeb ON geien, Of ieg uoen Ban.
ifeligbeb fanbt frem til bans Strife,
bpor ieg bare iaaoiOt bapbe taget
Plabs, ba 8uostieueiten beapn6re.
On Gftermibbagen par oi fsrit
Ssnoassfolen / Sruituale, og gior-
De iaa en- Stumble giennem llniperii.
tetsparfen, bpor iPrIig ~6et grGfe
Seater" tiltr9ffer fla ben fremme-
bes Spmerfiombeb. 9aabe Scenen
og Silifuernes BIabs Iieger unSer
aaben Simmel, og set belle er bpgget
/ en- naturlig Sorbpbning al Serbs.
monnet. iaa S9oerue regeImGsiig
bGper iig / baIprunoe GirfIer, Den
enc ober ben moen lanst opoper
De nofiaa bratte Sfrnaninser, mems
Scenen ligger neoenior paa flao
Wart meo en- bsi ghtr til 9asgruno,
Get belle er opiert al Cement | enfel
flasiiif Still og RUNNER ies peo life
bpormange Suienber.
Wanoag Gitermiobag toa pi oper
til San 5rancisco, bpor Der MI for
en- fremmeb life er mange Werter
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

meo 1ioen, % ieg maatte ior alpcr
t9nfe paa Siemoeien. Steriteoelen
al Sorsba9 bolot pi oS rolige bienl.
NE. Ter lit iea oa ogiaa 9eieg af
Seniamin 8iit, iom bapoe frefoen.
teret SommerifoIcn peo California
llniperiitet, % iom MI mart ifuloe
tiltrpbe Reiien til Saiuaii. boor ban
bauoe facet aniGttelie iom Carer.
aniptteIien bar goo paa ire aar, ON
ban iaa ipntes, meb ct gobt StaGg
| 2euncn for auoet % for treble aar.
SeSuoen ifuIoe ban faa ri Hetic
mcb en- TesicringS0amper, iom bar
beitent til aireiie fra Sau Sran.
cisco Den Ste September.
Sorsoae aftcu iorloo ieg SafIano
% itanieoe ingeuiteoS unberoeiS,
unotascn bpor ie9 bIeu nsbt til at
gisre Oct. S%prinoeIig baooe oct p9.
ret 2anten at ligge oper / Salt Safe
Gin en- Gags Sio, Iigeiaa / Colo.
rabo Springs. Men Ga oct fom til
Stpffet, babe leg iugen no paa mig
til u~nsouenoige Spbolo, % ieg orog
begge Steoer fOrbt. Gangs 9enoer
% Hio @ranbe iii ies ie 9ierge, ionl
tog iig ganlfe moerle0es no emo De
&ocfies ie9 baooe pGret ian i~fuiiet /
poa &eiien uboper til apiteu. 9dreu
er ba oaiaa paa fine Steoer bpgget
oper iaa panifeIigt ScrrGu, al Oct
maa babe iputes temmeIig umiltgt
at fomnle frem. Get er bog IpffetS
at fonrIe irent, men her o. Der bar
Serubeiten ipare til Strrp mcb at
tr9ffe tit S9s. Gaa ct Steo laabe
ieg Werfe til, at ri bapbe ire 2otp.
mother ioran OF et bag, % cub0a
Oft oct tlngt % trGgt nle0 at fonuiue
oocr. Netop / Den Ggu bar oct os.
faa, at pi blep opholote / ilere Ii.
nler formeoelit ct iorulpffet Sragt.
trGr, iom itPngte oS 8eien. Ii oen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

8runo fom pi inc til 0enper meget
for ient, iaa ieg table ben regulRre
%0orbnoeile % n,ua..t ..ys. 49,. .
8, 8 Elmer. Wien iioen gift BET aft.
iammen goot og pei, og oa ieg paag.
neoe Ranbag Wtorgen, funoe leg Of
ter frpoe nit Die oeb Spnet al grsnt
8rGs, iom ieg inartiagt life 6dooe
feet noget til, iiben ieg oar | Nortb
Gafota paa Reiien uoooer. 8eiter-
for gierseue bar oct nemlts Den ter.
re aarStio. og meo unotogelie al en-.
feIte minore StrRtntrger, iom q
UNDER Srrigotion, og uogle 9rGs-
plGrer / De itore 9per, bar Der poerrt
li0et at ie al 8rsnioRr. s Rebra.
ia bapoe man npIig efter IGngere
Sios Ssroetr facet rigelig ReobCr,
og IigeIeSes / Soma, iaa 9rR8iet MI
itoo fruoig grsrt iom tiolig poa
Sommeren, og oct bar et ueberfor.
genoe SIM efter Of baoe reiIt iad
IGuge giennem tsrre Steoer % bare
SieIbe. s Omaha blep ieg pitt ON.
boro pao ct galt SrPr, og ieg bar
poa goo Bel til at fomme paa 8ilo-
ipor. Nen ieg opoageoe GeiItagel.
fen, for hi fom til Council Bluffs,
iao ser bar iugeu Sfaoe fleet.
SirSSag GftermiSoag raaebe req
en6eIig biem igien efter at bope boz
ret berimoo fem Gage paa geien.
Seq par aIao ore of bare funnel
gisre ocn Reiie, gIao / oct 6orrnao
al Wiubcr ieg bragte meo mig til.
bage, og alao oper at bore bicn1me
iaieu / goo 9ebol6. Der ranot mig
iiiroe ct Bar 2iricr, Der lp6er ON.
trent iom iaa:
gin beb' ca fare,
Mptie ben eg iet,
gien Ter ben ca Jet Oct beoita.
eeus "returah. pshru" til SIret % Ben.
rer / bet adile pano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

Den, til oettes Sprettclie og Drift
bar ifiGutet mellem 80 % 10000
Str. Gerior blep ogioa benoes &c.
grapelle, iom ioregit ira Sperpen til
IoroerhopS airfe Den Bite Iuauit,
ell iaa paffer % itemningsiuIo Sor.
gebeitioeIigbeo. Sun ellteoe 9lom.
tier, o. Den 9lomitcrrigoom, ion
man peo oenne 9eiligbco funoe ia9t.
tage, bar operpGloen0e. Siget nar
beniat / ben itore Stllc / 8amlebpg.
ningcn, iom sientmer iaa mango
Minoer ira en- plore Si0 ct Yar Siin.
oreoe Iar tiIbage. 8ropit 5rroen
FOG til lloeangspunft Tor lin Gale
i S~srgebuiet: "Spa0 5 bar giort
moo en- al bisie mine Smaa, Oct bar
s aiort moo mig" Otter SaIen
blep aiiten baaret no, % oct LANCE
Sorsetog iattc fig | 9eoGgcIie til
Rorberbops airfe, Der par oeforcret
meo @lomiter % 8rsut. Ser taIte
after Tropiten % bentpOet til, at Den
Ifoeoe paa @runb al Spgoom / 9e.
meme bapoe pGret fPn9iIet til lit SG.
relie paa Sperpen | en- lang RGftc al
Iar. Otter Salen lagoc Baitor Gbri-
itopberien Ell paffer &ranS paa Bad
rem ira 9arnebiemmct. 6or bette
baube Ben afbebe en- NiorS fiprIige
og praftiifc Smbu. Qcrior tit bun
ogiao lin Son / @arnoS u0eIte &i0r.
liabco og Sengioenbeo. s bet gieit.
frie Siem paa Speroen ioriomIebeS
efter airfefGrben Ell itor Sfare al
SlGgt % Senner.
SibIigere paa Sogcn hapbe ser
funoet ell Iioen 9egipenbco Steo,
iom peo lit umiobelbare o. bicrteliae
FrGg gioroe ct bpbt Snotrpf paa sc
EiIitcoepGrenbc. Oct bar 9arnc-
biemmetS iamtlige Barn, iom meo
9cItprerinben / SpiOicn fom til
Speroen og lagbe bper fin lille aranS
paa NfbeoeS 9aare, bporeiter De
fang en- for Inlebningcn / otte @erS
forfottet gribenoe Sang, iom ieg
ifltl0e bape 2pit til at gicn9i Der;
men &ebaftsren ipneS bel jeg ale.
reoe bar Iagt for nleget @eiIag paa
Spalterum; men ieg er ogiaa iiffer
poa, at Der er mango Pl6rc Ringe.
rifinger oeroper, iom bar fienot Ma.
rem Sperpen Com bun / oa9Iig Gale
faIotes) enten p~erionlig eQer al Om.
tale.
Iargangen I CONNER Der I Gun.
Der blep NOT iaa bra meo Senipn til
Ssaolingen. Oct meite al Iferen
oerimoo bar baarlig; Den bar for.
fruit al Ssrfen. Set iamme blir nof
SilfGlbet meo Boteterne, iom 10 emo.
MI itaar / Sorben; men oa Botct.
gr9Siet frss Scat til II og 1Sbe arl.
quit, er oct afgiort, of oct blir tibet
@oteter, % oct famine er SilfGlbet
meo Surnipien, Tom life Iifer iaa.
ban tor CONNER.
Gen 23be og 24be Iugrit Git ser
Grtratog paa 9ergensbanen meo Sp.
gere og Sunoe oppper til SalingbaI.
Gen 25oe par oct lopIig at Ifpoe SIN.
per, Sare % Sugl. Sort er oct &p.
perne oct gaor no ooer, og al bisie
bar Oct iaar p9ret mango og rigtiq
itore a1tlb, iaa SGgerne bar p9ret
iProeles fornsiet. If SoIf Der fra
Hingerife er Oct iiGr Smut Berg %
Srugseier RssboInt, iom briper Sag.
ten / oct itore. Soruben Shipper CT
oct Storfugl % Sare, iom ma bloc
/ Sr9siet og life at iorglemme Hens,
oprene. De bar foritaffet fig SieIb,
itrGfninger til gienoom bporpaa scr
er en- bel Del Siloren. 90 iaa eiter
ben 10be / oenne Waaneb blir oct 81.
gen, iom Oct fommer til at gaa no
pper.
Siliener til Slpgtninge og aienote
ira u. g. Sppegaaro.
Den Zoe Sept, 1911.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

al Im~tStbingetS Weolemmer, at man
BERTH bur0e BABE en- itorre @ienoom
% iaa blep flor oen Itore 9uiferuoS
Sooebgaarb inofjsbt. Der boloer
maj MI paa os Bigger til og inore'
Der @aaroen for 9iemeoet. Sobau
SanobergS Ssn Char agter at inO-
Ieie @aorben peb Sbel, og Der er |
Den gnIeoning afbolot baaoe unoer.
pg Spertart til Iiot beiere @Sri5 emo
Ben Saoeren iolgte for.
8oaroen SGbli / Roroerbop or
ogiaa inoIslt oeo Soel al OLAF 0rGg.
lis, Sepnafer, for 27,500 Ser.
gnfeiru &aren Sppeu, Der bar gift
meb ben befienbte 8isrne. og glge.
jGeer Gbriitian Sppen paa geme,
bar / De ienere Iar boet hos lin Dot.
ter paa 8oarben Open (gift meo
Ole Open. Sen betpoelige 8aaro
Seme opertog for flere Iar iioen
Spnnen anton Sppen. Den Del al
Sfogen, iom bapbe tiIbsrt spre
8eme, bar gnfen beboIbt inotil gan.
ife nplig, oa bum bar iolgt Den meite
9el al famine til lin Ssn Or. Irnt
Open for Ser. $4,000 og ben anbcn
Gel til 9atteren Slime Open for ar.
5000.
SIaba gutttngsrub bar iolgt til
Slime Watbea 9uttinqsrro oq Sarl
@eIteren 8oarben &rofIta6 for Ser.
$1,000 og 9ipere. Stor gienbomS.
banOel / Sigbal: anoreas Sfartum
bar ioIgt fin 8aarb Sfartllm til lin
SeIterien grugseier Sboritein Sait.
gan / 0rammen for Ser. 100000.
Ser err 1900 Raal grop Sfog, 800
Waal Snomarf og foruoen SuS.
manospIaoiene @ftiemeiert, 5rsren'
Teri og Sorpitrsfabrif. Sfart,,m bar
forben oeret Sbtngiteo for Si9ouI
og Srgosberreb.
9isbmano q. G. @eien bar ioIgt
fin SaIpbel / @aaroen Ssnue til So.
bannes &ios for $4,000 Ser.
Olaf SGroen bar tisbt @ienbom-
men Sagerbeim peo &sifenpif al So
banneS 9ilfen for 1880 Ser.
Sfrpober gngen bar iolgt fin npe
Sorretningsganrb peo &pGrnberg.
.irnobroen til 9'Srr. Wartin 8eme
og Oluf 9rpffe for Ser. $4,000. Dis.
ie bar isien iolgt til gngen oeres
8aarb 9rpffe Der / Sunoer for 49,
500 &roner.
Saafon Sarben bar ioIgt til CD.
rem 9ios Ssnen-SoIt for 5000 Ser.
IIf 8eiteren bar ioIgt til 2epor
Eeberien g%ienbommen Sang for
1000 &r.
u. 6. @eien bar ioIgt til &. &arl.
fen @aarbparten Slslunb for $500
&roner.
Sans Sanien gnger bar ioIgt en-
Rarcel al fin @ienoom til Inoreas
antonien 9agaas for 34OO Ser.
Slime Sofie Staalbopoe / Sole
bar iolgt 8aarben Staalbopbe til
&eioar @elitao for $500 Ser.
&arl @arloe m. Il. bar ioIgt
9p9rnbergiunb+g begaaro til Soban
&uIleruo for 1000 &r.
Sorenifrioer Sdreiner bar iolgt
Soropeien Sbronerllo / Sognoalen
til Sperre Salporien for 200 Ser.
Sagfsrer 9acfe bar til gbparb q.
Strsmsob iolgt &iernsbraaten meo
Berg for 1000 Ser.
Sigl1rb Solemarf bar til garne.
biemmet iolgt @ienoommen 9reioa.
blif for 5000 &r.
Saul EaiIien bar iolgt til @n.
breas q. Iebberg gienbommenc
Ssrgefos og Mpramoen for $4,000
&roner.
Soban @eIteren bar al IboIf GIN.
breasien fisbt 8aarben @lpbaffen
for $4,000 Ser.
Wartin Smebp bar iii 9arl Sme.
By iolgt Salpparten al 8iermblt for
5000 Ser.
8eber Sorien @rsteruo al Iaoa.
len bar til S6nnen SborpaIo q.
8rsteruo iolgt 8aaroen 8reterllo
for %. 800 Ser. oa 2ioere.
8uIbrano @aingieu EerspoIoen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-10-10

eeus 'Teeurah.eshcu" til SIret % Ben.
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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-17

w. F. Whitney, painter and decora-
tor.
c. B. White, dentist.
White City Cafe, meals.
White City Mercantile Company,
|grocers.
J. H. Yates & Son, meats.
Five years ago the townsite of Mott,
North Dakota, and all of the lands
for many miles around it, were unin-
habited prairie. At that time the
site of Mott was 80 miles distant from
the nearest: railway station.
Today Mott is the only town in
North Dakota west Of the Missouri
river served by two separate and
competing lines of railway.
Railroads marked the beginning OF
a new era for the people of Het-
finger county. and were greeted by
thousands who gathered from the sur;
rounding country and spent two days
in celebrating their connection by the
railroad with the hitherto outside
world.
These first trains we're laden with
business men from the principal cities
of North Dakota and Minnesota.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1911-06-17
Water.

Water.
In addition to the water supply fur
nished by the Cannonball river, low
pressure artesian wells may be had
at any place on the Mott townsite
and at adjacent lots at a depth OF
from 80 to 125 feet, and these wells
furnish an abundance of pure, soft
water for all domestic uses.
Mott a 10000 Town.
Mott has a good newspaper, four
banks, five lumber yards, number of
general stores, besides drug and hard
ware stores and new creamery.
Mott has a number of very good small
hot els and one new fifty room hotel.
In fact, all lines of business are fair
~ we'll represented at present, but
the country is developing SO rapidly
and the town will grow so fast that
every month will reveal the need of
some new business enterprise. Be-
fore many years Mott will be in the
class of cities owing to the magnifi-
cent country surrounding the town,
the railroad facilities, the excellent
water. and the abundance of fuel to
be found close to the city.
Herein is shown a picture of Brown
avenue and of the Hotel Brown, the
new Mott hotel with so rooms. 1t has
baths, steam heat, electric bells and
all the other modern conveniences,
and is wired for electric lights. Gas Is
used for cooking and lighting. At the
end of the street you can see part of
the court house and on beyond is the
grade of the Northern Pacific railway.
Mott needs now a Touring mill, a
brick yard, hospital, cheese fac
tory a fully equipped cement block
plant, a cigar factory.
On Wednesday and Thursday, June
81 and %, Mott is to have big Far
mers' institute meeting and jubilee,
at which time the city will entertain
hundreds of visitors and will display
some Of the Mott enthusiasm and hos
pitality that has made the town ia.
nous. There will be music by two
brass bands and q glee club. Two
good ball games-Bentley vs.. Regent,
and New England vs.. Mott-have been
arranged. There will be swimming
and boat races, theaters and dances
to amuse and entertain all who may
come. The assurance has been given
out that the Jubilee will be bigger
and better than a circus.
The following is the programme as
arranged to date:
Wednesday, June Fl.
MORNING.
9:OO-Band concert, Mott Concert
band.