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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-11
SUM MONS

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
| THE FIRST JUDICIAL DIS
TRICT OF THE STATE OF
| NEVADA, IN AND FOR THE
| COUNTY OR ORMSBY.
ITUMP MARA. Plaintiff.
Versus
LOUISE MARA. Defendant.
Action brought in the District
Conr. OF the First Judicial District
Of the State of Nevada, Orm shy
County, and the Complaint filed IN
said county, in the office OF the Clerk
OF said District Court on the 9th day
Of August A. ID. 1912
The State of Nevada sends Greeting
to:
LOUISE MARA, Defendant.
You are hereby required to appear
i'll an action brought against You by
the above-named Plaintiff. in the
District Court of the First Judicial e,
District of the State Of Nevada, J.
Ormsby County, and answer Com /,
plant filed therein within ten days
Exclusive OF the day OF service) al
ter the service on you of this Sum
mons if served in said County, or if
served out of said County, but with
II the District, twenty days, in all
'ther cases forty days, or Judgment :
" default will be taken against yon
ccordng to the prayer OF said COM !
laint
The said action is brought to OBJ
ain a Judgment and decree Of the ;,
bove- entitled Court dissolving the :,
onds of matrimony heretofore and
ow existing between you, the de- S
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-11
JAMES ID. FINCH,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
First Publication Aug. 20 1912

The box ball game at Pax,on's !,
proving one of the most popular
games that ever came TO this CITY
Many VINO never tried the game are
no" enthusiasts. Drop in and try a
game. its worth learning
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-11

Meals at all hours, day and
night, at the Park Hotel.
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Try that New Fredericksburg beer
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-11

Meals at all hours. day or night Al
the Park Hotel.
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1912-09-11

Try Fredericksburg Beer at the
Sacramento Saloon.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

very latest fashion at any and all
times by simply selecting gar
ments from the WoolteX line OF
cloaks and suits.
In the way of corsets Messrs
Jensen 4 Wheeler lay much stress
on the merits of the Henderson
1t is a corset built on the most APP
proved plan and the host of women
who are wearing it are loud in
their praise thereof.
Another important department
of the Jensen 4 Wheeler store is
the rug and carpet department.
Amy of our readers who are inter-
eSted In the matter of new floor
coverings will find it to their in
terest to pay visit TO this inn
mense department. There is al
ways "A wide variety to select from
and III the matter of rugs it would
be almost impossible to find a
wider range of colors and designs
from which to make a selection
and they come from some of the
largest makers Of rugs in the
country. There is an almost end
less variety Of carpets Of various
kinds and prices from which to
make selection for your new
floor cover. Only visit to their
carpet room can in any way CON
vey the enormity Of the stock and
variety kept constantly on hand.
A special feature of this great
store Is the occasional sales con
quoted from time to time, and
when any of our lady friends
learn of one Of their special sales
it is signal for a speedy visit to
their sore as all have learned the
wonderful bargains TO be secured
during the prevalence of one Of
these special sales. On the whole
there are few dry goods stores
anywhere where the best interests
of the purchasing public are SO
carefully looked after in all lines
as they are in this fine store. For
tunate indeed is the community
possessed Of dealers of the high
calibre and integrity of the firm
Of Jensen 4 Wheeler. The constant
increase III their business from
the first opening day up to the
present is grand testimonial of
the appreciation Of the public,
and we cheerfully add our hearth
est commentator to the verdict
of the people for the store that
sells Wooltex.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

offered them, and buyers from
them can feel assured that the hay
purchased of them will be just as
represented.
Post Bros. have purchased many
tons of produce from the farmers
OF Michigan in the past and are
still III the market for everything
of salable nature. The present
scarcity of straw in many parts
OF the country has made quite a
demand Tor it and farmers having
straw for sale will do well to see
them about the matter. Over
100000 worth of business was
transacted by these young bust
ness men the past year which is
an evidence of their sterling kprth
to the producers of the terrilA ry
in which they are located.
Both of them are young men,
full of business activity and they
and their force of agents in the
various towns where their head
quarters are established are GER
tainly worthy of much credit for
the great volume Of success which
has attended their efforts in
business way. Trained from child
hood on the farm they are boys
who Know Beans as well as all
of the other products of the farm
in which they are interested.
The name, Post Bros, is known
in all of the larger cities Of the
East, and they have helped in
many ways to carry the name of
the Silk City to many a far off
town in the West as we'll as the
East. Proud indeed is the city that
has within its confines such
hustling, active and thriving bust
ness men as the Post Bros. They
have given certain amount of
caste to our city that could not
have been obtained in any other
manner, and the Banner feels sure
that with each succeeding year the
volume of business will continue
to grow and grow and grow until
they have carried the name of
Belding to all points of the
compass and there shall be no spot
north, south, east or west, where
the name of Post Bros. and
Belding shall not be known. A
credit to our city and all the
other places where their markets
are established who shall not join
with us In extending hono~c LIP
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
POST BROTHERS
Buyers of Produce

One of the most active business
houses in the city of Belding is
the produce firm of Post Brothers
The firm is composed Of Messrs
Lee and Bert Post Of Orleans
township whose offices are located
in the Hubbel block in this city
Post Brothers maintain a three
hundred acre farm in Orleans and
raise lot of farm produce on the
same.
About five years ago, the boys
began the business of buying and
selling produce. They started in
modest way and at that time Or
leans was the seat of operations.
AS the years passed on they began
to reach out into other territory
and open markets in other towns
until today they have head
quarters in twelve different towns
with agents looking after their in
terests in all Of the various towns.
AT present Post Brothers main
tain markets in Orleans, Bedding,
Moseley, Greenville, Big Rapids,
Woodville, Hungerford, Ramona,
Fremont, Hart and Pentwater, and
in all of these towns they spend
army thousands of dollars each
year for the various products Of
the farmers Of the surrounding
territory.
The buying of beans is their
leading industry and many car
loads of beans find their way into
the various markets of the country
through them. just at this time
they had not the data available
to show the number of carloads
of beans purchased during the last
year but it was an immense bust
ness. and required a large amount
of capital to handle it. In addition
TO the bean business Post Broth
ers purchase annually a great
many carloads of potatoes which
are distributed widely through
out the country.
They are also extensive buyers
of grain and furnish a desirable
market for the farmers in all the
various towns in which they are
located. Hay and straw also
figure largely in their business
and horses and cattle in many of
the eastern markets are dining
daily on the time quality of hay
purchased by Post Brothers from
the farmers of Michigan. Farmers
themselves, they are well qualified
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
w ard & Schlegel
Meat Market

In these days Of strenuous
activity, when man has to labor
SO hercely for his maintenance one
Of the articles for his daily bill OF
fare is meat. Few men there be
who do not relish a good cut OF
steak, a succulent roast, veal
outlet, fine chicken or one or'the
other fine meats that are always
obtainable at a first class meat
market. The average man wants
his meat once day at least and
many desire it oftener and the
question of the day seems to be
where to buy the suitable kind.
In April, 1911, Messrs. Ward
& Schlegel purchased the Bridge
street market of c. III. Keeney and
for over a year have been dealing
out to their customers the very
best fresh and salt meats obtain
able. From the very first Messrs.
Ward 4 Schlegel have enjoyed an
immense patronage and it is grow
ing daily. Everything in meats,
may be found at their popular meat
market including beef, pork, veal
and mutton and chickens are
available at almost any time. Dur
ing the oyster season the firm han
dies the very best brand Of
oysters and also handles fresh
ish when the weather is suitable
Mr.. Schlegel is an old time meat
cutter and knows how to make as
,ucculent mess of sausage as
ever graced plate. His bologna
is the talk of the town and there
IS no one who has ever tried his
bologna but wants more of it.
Both Mr.. Schlegel and Mr.. Ward
ire pleasant and agreeable gentle
nen 10 deal with and aim to all
ines 10 carry satisfaction to the
ONES of all their customers.
In addition 10 the wide variety
IF meats which they carry at all
ines the firm handles a small line
If staple and fancy groceries
which makes it very convenient
Cor their customers who stop in
TO get little meat on their way
home as il saves making a stop in
some other store. Their coffee is
one of the best ON the market and
is filing long felt want among
those who appreciate coffee Of
quality.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
JENSEN & WHEELER
The Store That Sells Wooltex

In January, 1904, the firm OF
Jensen & Wheeler became a factor
in the business life Of the Silk
City. At that time Messrs. j. G.
Jensen & G. a. Wheeler of Big
Rapids came to this city and pur-
chased the dry goods store of IL
j. Leonard located on the corner
of Main and Pleasant streets. The
care of the store was entrusted to
Mr.. Wheeler who at once came to
our city and made his home in our
midst. Mr.. Jensen is proprietor OF
a large department store in Big
Rapids and his time of course is
taken up entirely with the bust
ness at that place. Mr.. Wheeler
has been an important factor In
our social and business world ever
since he came here and has proven
a valuable acquisition to our com.
munity.
In the Jensen & Wheeler store
our citizens can find large and
complete line Of dry goods and
they have always endeavored to
keep just such an assortment as
the ladies Of Belding and vicinity
would require A special line and
one that has long appealed to the
ladies is he WoolteX line that is
manufactured in Cleveland, Ohio.
The store that sells WoolteX is
the store that gives to their Gus
toners all that there is in depend
able ready to wear cloaks and
snitS. Every WoolteX garment
goes TO the purchaser with a
double guaran &c. the guarantee
Of the manufacturer and the guar
antee Of Jensen < Wheeler. The
WoolteX garments are the only
garments on the market that are
sold on a positive eguarantee Of
two seasons satisfactory wear.
just "A this time the styles are
coming in and the Wooltex Co.
are doing moree to place our ladies
i'm the head ranks of fashion s
mandate than any other manu-
facturer of ladies garments, be-
cause they maintain style de-
partment in Paris, the great style
center. which is under the per-
sonal supervision Of Madame
Sarvarie, one Of the best author
tiles on styles to be found in that
great city. Ever since Messrs.
Jensen & Wheeler became head
quarters for the Wooltex goods.
the patrons of their store have
been permitted to dress in the
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
Frank O'Bryon
Ice Cream and Fountain
Lunches

In summer heat or winter
cold, there are certain requisites
to the comfort Of the human fam.
| lily that have come to be con
sidered as much a part of the real
existence Of mankind as bread
and butter. And chief among
these requisites for comfort is the
Ice cream and fountain lunch
parlor.
In 1906 Frank O'Bryon opened
to the people Of Bedding and the
surrounding country a place
where wants Of this kind could be
carefully and properly looked
after. His first place of business
was i'll the building now occupied
by w. f. Bricker as a bazaar
store, where he remained until
March, 1912, when increased bust
ness demanded large space and he
leased the spacious store on Main
street which he now occupies.
Early in his business career he in
stalled an Ice cream making out
fit and has always manufactured
all of his own cream for the retail
trade as well as selling a lot Of it
to nearby towns at wholesale. The
o 'Bryon Ice cream is one of the
purest and best on the market
and carries immense satisfaction
TO all who buy it.
During the winter season. Mr..
Q 'Bryon maintains his fountain
lunch and disposes lunches that
always appeal favorably to the
wants Of the inner man. These
lunches are particularly adapted
to the person who desires some
thing warm on a cold day or some
thing TO stay the demands Of APP
petite till a mere convenient time
for dining.
In addition to the careful ser
vice mentioned above, Mr.. O'Bry-
on handles a superb line of con
fectionery and cigars. He also
handles an up-to-date line of fruits
of all kinds which is indeed de-
sirable innovation in our city. Mr..
O'Bryon is also a dealer in cut
flowers of all kinds, floral pieces
for funerals, etc. He also handles
potted plants in season. A hustling
young business man his future in
Belding seems assured.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
Bachelor &
Brown
Good Thing to Eat

Three times each day in every
veil regulated home the members
Of the family gather around the
festive board for the purpose of
satisfying the pertinent demands
Of the inner man. 1t has long been
cus ON and will doubtless long
ontinc 10 be custom unless
omrone Of he. modern fadistS
all de rec that eating so often j.
against the best interests of
health.
So long as we continue to eat
ms SO long shall the subject of
good things TO eat appeal to the
heart of the ordinary man. I'm the
grocery store of Bachelor &
Brown there is always a plenty of
things along the line of groceries
and provisions. Messrs. Bachelor
& Brown started in business to-
gether in 1909 when Mr.. Brown
purchased the interest of Mr..
Curtis. For three years these gen
tlemen have Travelled together in
double harness and at all times
have made it a point to give to
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
HOTEL NATIONAL
Mrs. M. A. MacPhail, Prop.

The hotel provisions of a city
form good basis from which 10
gauge its Importance from bust
ness standpoint. From its earliest
history up to the present Belding
has always been well cared for
from hotel point Of view. The
Ma ional Hotel, a cut of which
appears in this space, was built in
1904 by our enterprising citizen,
Hon. w. F. Bricker, who also
built the fine row of blocks i'm con-
nection wi h them. A little over
two years ago William Hammond
.ame to our city and leased the
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
HOTEL NATIONAL

hotel. After securing a lease of
the hotel he went at it and refitted
it throughout, painted the interior
and repapered it, installed a COM
plete steam heating system and
put in shape for a modern and
up-to-date hotel. After running
it for short time, an old trouble
of his with his eyes made it neces-
sary for him to leave the hotel
and he sold his interest in the
hotel to Mrs. n. a. McPhail, re-
Gently of Turner, Mich, who had
run the Turner House at that
place for five years previous to
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

their patrons the best things OBJ
talnable along the line of groceries
and provisions. Their stock is
fresh and new at all times and the
patron OF their store always finds
the products of the best grocery
producers in the country. Pure
food laws are hobby with this
firm and no customer ever finds
anything in their store that does
not measure up to the high
standard demanded by the Pure
Food department of Michigan.
Black Cross Tea and Bours Cof-
fee are special leaders at this store
and the man or woman who wants
a drink fit for a king should try
these famous brands. They are
time-tried and well proven and
carry degree of satisfaction that
is hard to find in any other
brands. Of course there are other
brands Of tea and coffee in their
store but these are of the kind
that carry conviction with every
cup.
Messrs. Bachelor & Brown are
always in the market for butter
and eggs and are always ready to
pay the highest market price for
good wholesome butter and fresh
eggs. If you have never been a
customer at this home Of good
things to eat, get the habit and
you will find yourself well pleased
with the results
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
ilson &
Skellenger
Grocers
OrOCerS

Did you ever stop to think how
many different vocations there are
in the business world? How
many ways of gaining a liveli-
hood? The edict of the great
master placed all in the field of
labor, and all must do something
| to help in the great battle of life.
The groceryman. is the one man
to whom all must turn for to him
we look for our every day allow
ance along the articles of food.
You who would eat must see him
sooner or later, for your table
supply is largely in his hands.
The firm of Wilson & Skellen-
ger is one of the best to be found
in the Silk City when groceries
are in demand. The stock they
carry is fresh and new and at all
times appeals to him who likes
his eats. +" William j. Wilson.
the senior member of the firm has
been identified with Belding S
Business world for quarter of
a century, for many years an UNI
dertaker, but more recently a ca
terer to the wants of the inner
man. Dan Skellenger, the Junior
member Of the firm has handled
groceries for the past thirteen
years and has come to know the
best of everything along the gro
Gerry line.
Believing in the future great
ness of the Silk City these gentle
men on February 1st, 1909, bought
out the grocery business of +. +.
Chapple on West Main street. and
ever since that date have left no
stone unturned to give their many
patrons the very best to be found
in everything in the grocery line.
In these days Of authorizations and
counterfeiting, it is good to know
that when you step into a grocery
store to stock up the family lar
der. YOU are sure to find pure food
products always up TO the stand
ard required by the stringent laws
of today.
And in addition to the excellent
line of groceries always to be
found in this store, the proprietors
always aim to keep everything in
season in the way of vegetables,
fruits and other delicacies that
help to make the table more at
tractive. A large number of our
citizens have long made this store
their favored trading place and
there is room at their counters for
many more. If you have never
found time to test the merits of
his delightful trading place it
will be worth your while to place
an order there occasionally.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

on South Bridge street, one block
from the postoffice and two
blocks from the depot. The
rooms are cool and commodious
i'll summer and well warmed in
winter and Mrs. McPhail spares
no efforts to make this hotel
homelike and agreeable to all who
seek shelter within its walls.
Special rates are made to show
companies who come to our city
and Mrs. McPhail secures a good
ly share of the companies who
come to the various play houses of
the city.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27
coming to this city.

coming to this city.
Mrs. McPhail is practical
landlady, looking after the cuisine
of the hotel with an ever watchful
eye. The tables are always set
with the seasons best productions
and the rates, 81 80 and $500 are
as reasonable as the present high
cost of produce will permit.
Steam heat, electric lights, hot and
cold water and baths make this an
ideal stopping place for those who
desire hotel accommodations for
a day, week or a month.
The National Hotel is located
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

In these days of progressive advertising when no man can
place his light beneath candle and there
FROM there many and forms advertising in vogue in
the land The the bulletin painted sign the hand
BILL the catalogue all have place the great field
Milo M Luck, Belongs licensed Bill Distributor is
well qualified look after the those desire anything
along the line of out door advertising He does bpos
ing sign lacking and house house distribution business
stands ready all times do anything at prices
within the reach of ALL He is member of the Bill
Posters and Distributors and has square feet of steel
boards portion of which is available for those who
desire his space.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1912-06-27

He has arrangements with three Of the greatest firms in
America by which he enabled large sized ads for bill
boards at prices that would astonsh The
boards assures the patron of stability of
on the ordinary wooden bill boards and
all who place anything with him along the line of advertising In
March 1910 Mr. Luck purchased the bill and business
from VIII FISH, and every customer who has had occasion
his service have been well cared for Above give an sra
ton OF one of his popular bill boards well filled with advertising
of local firms which shows small way the kind of service
he maintains in the way of out door advertising
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-02-09
SPAIN

= marriage of much interest
.'cso d in this city Sunday af-
when Mr.. Guy Spain,
IAN, Ca, and Miss Mat
er Taylor, of Monticello,
w were united in the holy bonds of
.aA'rlmony, Rev. S. B. Cole. pas
WI v OF the Baptist Church, Off
u.,aung. u The announcement of
vi. vie marriage came as quite a
surprise y to the people of Madison
= Doth parties are well known
.s a.,e' re- The bride is the daughter
Mr. Thomas Taylor, of Mon
The enterprise-recorder., 1912-02-09

ticello, and is admired by a host
of friends in her home town. The
groom is a young business man
of Quitman, and is well known
in this section of the two States.
The happy couple left Sunday
night for Atlanta, and.after their
bridal trip, they will make their
home in Quitman.