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New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
FORECLOSURE SALES.

sTTPRENE COURT. COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Harry Horwitz, Plaintn, against isaac
Levy, ct al. Defendants -
In pursuance Of a judgment OF forecl9sure
and sale. duly made and entered In the above
entitled action. and bearing date the s,n Gay
Of February. 1912, l. the undersgnea, Inc
referee ln said Judgment named, VII s.,.synorn @
nos 14-iG Vesey Street. In the Borough OF
Manhattan, City OF New York, on the TN Gay
OF March. 1912. at II o'clock noon on ,,,sss tass
directed by said judgment TO be sold' ano
therein described as follows;
All that certain plot, piece or parcel OF ana.
together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being in
the Borough OF Manhattan. Of the city OF New
York, in the County and state OF New YORK.
bounded and described as follows;
Beginning at a point on the northery sids
Of i3Sth Street distant two hundred and
sixty-two feet six inches westerly from the
corner formed by the intersection OF the west
erly side Of Amsterdam avenue and the north
eriy side of I3sth street; running themes
northerly and parallel with Amsterdam ave-
nue. and part OF the distance through a party
wall nipety-nin feet eleven lnehss 70 vac
i39th Streets: running thence westerly along
said centre line OF the block thirty-seven feet
six inches: thence southeriy aud again paraliei
H"anue niuety-nine feet eleven inches 20 the
northeriy eide OF i5sth Street; and running
thence easterly along the uortherly SIDE OF
noint or place OF beginning. Said premises
being known BY the street NUMBER ais "es'
pa Dated. New York. February 18Th. 1917,
"ip,aintiT. No 957 Broadway. Manhattan
Borough New York City.
The following Is diagram OF tne paoPysg ps.,
l3sth Street:
l3eth Street
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Jacob Ehrllch 10 sophie Prayer: 5000. .-.
William & Church TO Mary CroXson; s4s9t-'
Charles FalkenLcrg and 10 Jacob NJ Ehr-
Itch: 81. ,,,. ,,, o,
George Backer TO Emanuel Arnstein; S2oOoO
Eva NJ Stewart 70 Ruth p Love; $500. -
Anna Evans 20 Isabel Shields Kemp; >-'-
534 81 ..-,,.-- ,-...., -. G,
Michael Marlin 10 Elizabeth Martin; slOOo
Nathan Nate!son and ano. exrs, 70 nose BOO
.Iobn p o'Brien to Mary C Musgrave $4,000.
4ifr1d r Pick 10 Mathilde Sterne: $1,000.
Patrick J Mitchell and ano 10 col~en Lead
Co; 81. .,, =, c.,..,- -,
al oxrs; $4,000 - e...,
mayd: Sl2,00S. ., ,,.-,-... co.
WeiIi 10 Celia Friedman e assts): 81.
Elizabeth X Dooling 10 George Brown ana anoi
81. 900 ~ s-.o
Titie Guarantee and Trust Co TO Dry DOCK
Savings Institution. $4,000. =.
United states Realty and Improvement co TO
Bank Tor savings to Title Guarantee and
AGel6ert Becker to Lawyers Title Insurance
John II strzeiecd TO Adelbert Becker; SIS ;
900. 49, .,oo
Walter Murray 10 Jennie kopp; SlOo
August StOlz TO Lena Sto2i S2,4Oo -
Jennie y Kopp 10 Emma Regeimahn; slV'
Helen A Huestis 10 August StOiz. <Z,iOV. -
Broadway Trust Co 10 Ralph II Buliowa; 81
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THE BRONX
LIS PENDENS.

lot a. map OF washngtonville. Bronx; 81 ran
A sneeen agt William W Penheld ct al doret los-
ure of mtg); attorney, II Swain.
tt1rH ST. co TO 73 West: United States Trust
co of Nev York agt Abraham Rothstein ct al
demand foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys Sle"a'
& Shearer.
42D ST. n S. 1884 Il Of "a ave, 10 o.
Henry Schuyt ast Rosa Zehn et al Corecios-
ure OF mtg); attorney, Christmann. IT.
FULTON ST. W s, lot Ill map OF Wsshinston-
,,ilc pronx: william w Penheld agt Charles j
BraLse et al (amended action 10 determine calrl'
etcl; attorney Roberts.
BRIsTOW sT. cor ION st 51.6Nis. o.
William ] WI lett agt Charles II SproessiB, j.
et al foreclosure Of mtg); attorney, Knox
CREsToN AVE. S, 205.2 n OF Is9th ST. 1oN
%. Addie 3 Selisman et al ast James / DoyIe
"a eli (forec osure OF mts); attorney, Wechsier.
s0TH ST. 2ls and go East, and I'D ST, 3SS ana
a4o Fast: David Gallert Ell al agt Cramer Con-
tractlng Co et al foreclosure OF mtg)i attorney
IA Wener
nth ST. s23 and 325 West; Holman & Isaacs
act Herman Lehman et al Opartition); attorneys
Unuso Grossman a. Vorhaus.
BEAUMONT AVE- 2S45: Bouis Epstein agt
T - man BROTHERS Construction 60 ct al Uore-
closure OF mtgD; attorney, A o Ernst.
MONROE ST, 326 and 32s. Samuel willets agt
Nex Cohen ct al foreclosure OF mtg); Attorney
W NJ Powell.
PRINCE ST. " cor Wooster 81 ioAotf1
frreg. New YorK Public Library, Astor, BenoN
ana Tfjdeu Foundations agt Mamie Landauer et
an 1forec csuro OF mtg; attorney, \ Hatland-
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MECHANICS LIENS.

ANDREWS AVE, 23u: Henry Mencher agt
John r Scharsmlth. owner and contractor
sea-
BATHGATE AVE. n e cor OF i9ist ST. 1879
81 Johns College. at Fordham, owners
Thomas Reilly co. contractors Genewal)
S1i.2J0.
50TH ST, .. 500 ~ OF 9th ave. % 1Ox
1908: Luigi Costabile agt New York Polyclnic
Medical School and Hospital, owner: Samuel
Russon Packard & Co and saverio NappL con-
tractors. 1857.
wEsTCHEsTER AVE- s. 43 II OF Sd
ave, 20. 1lxlSl.3 10 Bergen ave x5i; Gross Aus
tin and Ireland Lumber Co agt Richard Seig-
man and Clarence Davies, owner (renewal)
81. 39l As.
77TH ST. 5O2 East: Holland Machine Co agi
open stair Tenement co. owner, William Mes
ser Co, contractor; $156.
AQUEDUCT AVE, 1902 and i4ga; HsnE
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LOST BANKeooKs.

LOST OR STOLDN.-Bankbook No 596.G-G OF
the German Savings Bank IN the city OF NtV
York corner Attn ave anc lith ST., issued .
Minnie Klotz All persons arc cautioned against
neeotiating the same. II not returned - lne
bank ON the 27th day or March, 1917 dCplcats
will be issued.
LOST or STOLEN. .-Elnkbook No 5IO,s2t u
tho German Savings Bank IN the City OF Ne"
York correT 4th ave. ana l4th ST., Esied 70
Ottne Rlrtels. All persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. Il rot returned 10 ue
bank on the eth day OF March. 1912 a duplicate
will be issued.
LOST OR STOIr>N. --B4nkbooA 80. +,9J,I or
The German Savings Bank ln the city of View
York corner 9Th ave ana i4th 81. issued 70 An
ton Rubanik All persons are ca1u'nef against
negotiating the same. II not returned 10 tne
bank on the 27th day OF March. 1872 duplicate
will o. issued. ----------
IGST.-Bankbook No 519.I72 of Dry Dock saw
ings Institution Any person having claims
upon said book Is called u1on 70 present ,hSS
sa,r,e 10 The bank within thirty davs. or the shld
iook vi'I ba declared cancel cd and cNtingulshed
ana = new ore ifsued IN lien thereof. --
LOsT.-Bansbook No 553.2ll ~ Dry Dock say
inFs Institution. ANY person having clauns
uror said book "a called upon 70 present tne
s5rne IN the bank within thirty DAYS. OF me
s~i4 hook viii be declared cancelled ana eNtn-
rrished and new on" issued IN leu thereon.
lost -Bankbook No. a1ts37 Bank Tor sayiagss,
30 a. ave New York Payment stopped
Please return book % bank,
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PROPOSALS.

| PROPOSALS. - RECONSTRUCTION STATE
! Capitol.-State 0: New York once OF state
J Architect -Sesl led proposals VIII be received
hv Inc Secretary 10 the Trustees OF Public
BulIdlngs IN the Executive Chamber, Albany,
! y Y, up TO II o'clock noon, a9nday' i Mareh
and read publicly, for certain Items OF work IN
! connection with the reconstruction OF the
/ STATE capitol. Albany. y. Y.
4 separate ana distinct proposal is required
| for each OF the oll;wing items OF work:
a Raatirg ana ventilation.
b Plumbing and drainage
G. Electric light and power wiring.
d. Flocuic elevators and elevator fronts
~ %ronosaI shall be accompanied by a
certified check cash deposit Tor The amounts
/ Indicated below for the several sections nf the
A. Heating and ventilation. ......- $4,000
b. Plumbing aud drainage. ......... @.OUo
{. Electric light aud power wir- -co
d Eiaetric iee elevators and elevator n...
G Metaf r1h'S window frames. sash ana .
and ,bs 'crS cmntractors to whom the awards are
made viii be required 70 furnish surety nones
,or ench division Of the work in amounts as
a. Heating and ventilation. 600
b. Plumbing and drainage 1850, 2d.VOO
G. Electric light and power wiz o
d EIsetric lne elevators and elevator ..
c. Metal 'Si'S window frames sash and ...,
within thirty days from date Of notice Of
award of contract. Failure 70 furnish bend
within the time specihed VIII cancel the notice
" award OF contract and cause forfeiture OF
csrtiGed check or cash deposited with bid.
IN and after February 20 plans. specihca-
tionr and blank forms OF proposals may be
obtained by application ard upon reasonable
no;ice tn the state Architect Albany. ~. T.,
upon the deposit Of 50 for each set OF plans
and specifications for each division OF the
y,nrk which depos, shall be forfeited II the
plans aud specifications are not returned IN
Food ,rdsr A deposit OF s25 will be required
Sor mans ana specifications for the complete
work Plans and specifications are on nle
and may hs ecpsvIted at the office OF tha
state Ar.hitect. Albany y. Y.
Anplicltion for plans and specifications
sbofiId be made at once and Will be hled
in the order Of he receip OF Application
bios. -. ,-...... -. r,,,.,,. nh.
ings, FbANhliS n"le,
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lGIth 81. $ :; 6e II W Of Morris ave. sex irreg;
Mitchell McDermott Construction Co 90 Pat
rick Mitchell, 1917 Crotona ave: Jan 20
'prior mtg Sl4 400l instals. per cent. $500;
attorney r i Honeyman. Rector st.
POTTER PLACE. n 5. - II e OF villa ave.
@1N9N: Antonio Natalie TO Maria Francl'
10 East lO6th ST: March /: ! yr. per cent
SlUgO attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co
11G Broadway
SOCTHERN BOULEVARD, " +. 50 II n oi
12jth st. 4jN1OO. C'of % 10 Charles Leopard
So Jennings st tprior mtg S2s,0op) Mafch
=; ) yrs q per cent; $6.O0o. address, So
Jennings st
l@|D ST. 791 East, @Ixj2x iTreg; Rudoiph
hofman to Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ~
Br9ad"ay. March 3: 10 yrs, % per csh''
900; address. 1T6 Broadway.
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Centre lire OF the block.

l8sth street
The approximate amount OF the lien os
charge. 10 satisfy which the above DESCRIBED
ororer;v 4. ia he sold, is twelve thousand ana
u. .S.p,sone ard s4-IOo (klzo31 So dollars. with
interest thereon from the 2sth day q Janu-
sry. 1912 together with costs ana siiowsncs
Febrnary 9th. 1912, together with costs and
sliowsncs 10 guardians ad litem amounting %
stroOo together with the expenses Of the
ssis The appi oximate amount OF the saxes'
ssssssments and water rates. or other liens.
which are-to be allowed to the purchaser out
OF the purchase money or PAID ny Sne hetes'ss
nstsd. New York, February 18th. 1917.
JAMES A. FOLEY. Referee
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Raabe agt Towauda Construction 90, owner
ard contractor: $1,000.
CHARLTON ST. 81 TO 40: y KIantz Manu-
,,eturtng 90 ast New York city Mission
tract society, owner: Joseph Waintfoh. con
tractor: $3.50.
44TH ST. TOT West: FredericS u Meier agt
Tohn puront. owner. william j wright
contractor. fSi 4S.
,41rt ST s09 East. T.ouis Moeschen agt L
Bnchl.r and Eugene Flood, owners ere
uewaD. Sl0I u.
eTu AVE " cor of 30th st. s0ris 6V
irreC: Ceuturian Concrete steer 20 hgt nen'
Worgen,bau Edmund L Mooney and Henry J
Nooucv owners. brsham Goldsmith ana
samuel Jeckman. icssees. Fietschman Bros Co.
contractors correction SillS 1S.
1G7TH ST west Farws rd and Hoe ave
btogt gore 1fs Ix2Tt fix"2s !. Title Guaran-
o.. and Trust 90 act Aldiv Realty co, owner
and contractor: Henry Nandel contractor
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1rV ST. 2o7 10 o07 West; Gseiano Carr"tta
40, Cbrlstiue Yore ct al; March II. 1911; Slo'-
254 Is
SANE PROPERTY: winianl Thomas co
act same. Mares 4 1911: 1917 50.
,,NE ppopERTY: Harlem River LuTher
and Woodworking co agi same: March s. ioll'
$500
SAME PROPERTY: Harry Hamlin 81 al sst
same. March 3. 1911; S2c95.
e,D,r PROPERTY. Common wealth Roohng
CO agt same: March 10. 1911. s3io.
18th ST. 500 West: Rudolph Federman aSt
T.rrare Holding Co ct al; Aug 0, 1911 10y oe-
posltl; 500 a.
e,N,E PROPERTY: Isador Krsansky sgt
asnns. Aug 81 1911 Cby deposip: si4 10
77rH ST. 2sl East: Luigi Costabils ast Joseph
II Goidblatt ct al. Aug 10. 1911. $3ed 40
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NEW BUILDING PLANS,
MANHATrAN.


18TH ST. 2i6 70 100 West: for II ETY. loits'
1o6,ff2 a. Mrnahan Express Co, 6i Greenwich
ave owner: 6 NJ McCabo 90 5th ave architect
500 900
42D ST. 20 to 45 West; Az st, 3s 70 56 West:
and Gtb ave 74G - 75i. FOR an sty depastneNt
store "a II on 42d g. 1853 z en- ave bv 4i2 on
a9d II: l. Gerry. Newport !. and PentalNa a a
Pealtv co % william st. owners; John
snooks SOM. % Nassau st. architects; Fl'ooo-
OCO.
THE BRONX.
MARVIN PL = 1878 q OF 81 Ray
rnond's ave: sty brk dwg 1sX36; Angelo kag-
nuco SIS Van Nest ave, owner, Ebellng' ll'o
Waller ave. architect: cost. $500.
LELAND AVE, G e. $50 Il u Of McGraw ave;
,,Fo sty fame dwgs, 2ixJ0 each: Tillie ~
efsdler 1861 McGraw ave. owner: Henry
sqadler' ir 1861 McGraw ave- architect; total
cost $1,000. ...
WAsHINGToN AVE. W >. 20 q OF lsGth
IT. 1 sty brk nlcolctte. 30Nsj; william Maru'
IS9th 81 and Park ave. owner; kreymborg Afch-
iecturai Co, 1880 wilkins ave, srchitectsi cost
S25. 900.
KELLY ST, W +, lG5.42 II 5 of Wesichester y
ave. two . sly bfk tennis, 4S.SAeS each, le-d
street Realty Co Frank Galatto, 22s9 Isl ave
owners; Kreyu borg Architectural co 1850 VIII
kins ave architects. total cost. SfO"o
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.

KATHuYS KAHILL. the wonder worker OF
-. world in health. physical culture. free
booklet. IDS YES, 4Gth ST.. cor broadway.
Tef 1ggf-- prVaut
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RECORDED MORTGAGES

Fest 235th st; Feb 81; 500: attornev. LAWYERS
Ike insurance and Trust Co, 100 BroadWay,
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EXCURSIONS.
AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS --tFtrN hcme must have our leader
Quick sdlss 81 to s. day made. SAMPLE
fiee. write ne star Novelty Co.. Box l3,
pa rfcid. Conn.
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!. 4I w0oDMERE I. !.

Tso 20 Minutes from New York,
e,efv' oIHhes ouilt from original plans with
ttirss 'HoSern 80 eo3yenience for sale on liberal
teftait N % =. prices TO return the builders q
bfsoe 49, .aSa oi profit Houses range IN
isfes,sas s9m ~ 900 70 So 300 II seriously in
FRaNE VIZ dn,,,ior ior photographs etc. 10
fEAsE 4 " fIiIMa ish 90, oW9odmepe, !. /. o.
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THE BRONX.
ALTERATIONS. S.
MANHATTAN.

MADISON AVE 1859; 20 sty aptmtS;
Williams. II West 18Th 81. owner: GronthDeis
& LeuchtsS. West ed st. architects; >"''OV'
eces, National Railways Publishing GO. 20
Church 81, owner N ] McQuillan, 100 william
81. architect; $1,000
THE BRONX.
CNlON hNE;' -: a:.d n Koenig on prem ses
owners; George Dress. 1853 Lexington ave.
architect: cost 81 600.
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HELP v kNTED.

Male
EARN GOOD PAY copying addresses: narticulsrs
six stamps. Hnchey, 80, Middlcport, N. Y.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy TO get
NJ tree Looklet Y 33s. tells how. Write
to-fay--now. Earl Hopkins. Washington.
y. g.
] MADE $4,000 In five yeaIs with small mail
order business. began with 50. Send Tor free
booklet Tells how. Heacock. b0o5. Lockport,
\. Y
STEWARD WANTED. May Is. on small steam
yacht. only compct'n. man apply; give full
particulars first l,tte.. Y. T. Y, r. 7. d. No
]. Hickens1ck. y. J.
Female
HOCSEWORK. young French maid: willing
10 20 light fouseworS. plain cooking; no wash
ing. Room S04. 800 18th ave, corner 32d 81.
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

| NADIsoN AVE. 143. and 3lst ct, 20 East.
| Associate owners loan 3ist-Madison Co $500
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oCMt sic s!TUFTIoNs WANTEI

BUTLER-COOK.- couple; excellent
young servants. useful. butler. good cook.
launGress: SIS. Miss Shea's Agency, East
4&d St
CHRE1 NkEE on some gentleman's estate.
where honesty. sObriety and industry win be
appreciated; handy wlth tools; good gard tner;
lover Of flowers. wife splendid cook and
houseks@p,r. Address D.. Box 2l. Tribune
Once.
GARDENER. married.: life experience Tege-
tables, fruit. flowers lawns an4 drives; hanay
ulsh carpenters TO Is. ten years former position
best references. F. NJ. LOck Box 25s, Green
wib. Conn.
JAPANESE. Good cook wants position. Fuih.
~ East 10th ST
MARRIED COUPLE Man thoroughly under
stands farming. gardening. horses. cows: wife
good cock ani buttermaker. reference. Carpen-
tcr's Agency. l54 6,h ave
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CARPET CLEANING.

,-11-FFCL CAKPET CLEANING co.-cieans
nv compressed air. steam hand on no1r
i55s broadway. I2l East Ash COE q
RRANDT Tel i32-3sth.
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Dramatic.
SCHOOL AGENCIES

rt. Dancing. Acting, Amateurs coached
, tpfHIlUV Snrcia work for children. The
c.TTI-csr cTTrnrOr oof r+N 2Tfh -
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06

American q Foreign Teachers Agrncy.-suo-
r.i'e professors TsscherF Tutors tioyernessea
stc Z, Colleges. Schools and Families Aopv
~ Mrs : voung- g-Fni'on- ~ I.n.on saL--.- -.-
TYPEWRITING AND TYoEWRI- Rs
vT1S7OR VISIBLE. 80 Nassau st Cataiogus
free: all makes taken part pay'neni haIghIn'
In I-ndrrwoods RPm'nctons divers Smuns
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DEESSMAkING

DRESSMAKER. Competent; mikes and reToa
els: chidrens q specially. JuleI 10 Gas
I2th st. Tel. 40s-Stuyyesant.
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Een1aIe

STANDARDIZATION. stylish, out b. day
or home. 248 West 9th 81.
EXPERIENCED TYPEWRITER desires POSI-
ton. stenOF "a phic or Photographic dcta-
tion salary tid Personal Box "a, Tribune
Office
WANT r;D -Housekee position In private
fam. y or girls school; references. Address
Mass.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06

NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING WORKS
OdssI. LaIgssi Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN From OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable Send for Circular
Tel. <692-4693 Bryant. &3T-43e West 45th st.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06
WORK WANTED.

Maze
COhCHNiAN wishes place IN country: under
stands care of horses. carriages: has good per
sonal reference. years last place honest. sober.
Thomas Birch Princeton. y J.
DKCGGISf-Relief. registered. reliable speaks
Gci man. manufacturing a specially. WE'LL
3oS East 1880 ST.. Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. compe-
tent neat Swedish ma d. excellent waitress
good chamhermaii; best referenl les; $25. Oster-
berg's Agency, 7l6 Lexington ave. Tel 1886
New-York tribune., 1912-03-06

CLINTON PL. s >. sol II W OF Greene ST. 25x
III .Gy25x109 10; June r. 1893; George Suther-
land and ano TO W stanton and Leila 5 Gleason {;
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-08

Aaron Swanson is enjoying a visit
from his brother David, of PomrOy,
Ia, for q couple OF weeks.
George Cinther, Julius Saeger and
Billie ~Egermayer we're up Saturday
evening doing the merry-go-round
skating stunts.
A surprise party was given on
Thursday evening in honor of Miss
Kathryn Kane's birthday. A large
crowd gathered at the opera house
where they INDUCED in games and a
snmptuOus supper was served, after
which the remainder of the evening
was spent in dancing. Everyone
enjoyed themselves immensely.
Alfred Rude, Olaf Larson and Mar
Gus Haug attended a show at Summit
Saturday evening.
A. B. Brand vent to Montevideo
last week for a few days visit.
Frank l.. Nelson has moved his
family to Milbank where they will re-
side. Mr.. Nelson is employed in the
Herald-Advance Office
Robert Madison shipped q a Of
household goods and stock to Kings
bury county, Montana. His family
left on No. 3 Wednesday morning for
that place where they will make their
future home.
Mrs. Albert Halves and daughter
left for their home st Milbank We'd
nesday morning after spending a few
weeks with her parents MIR. and Mrs.
b. p. Archer.
Miss Lola Baker and Miss Irene
Williams were guests OF the Peter
Ginther family Sunday evening.
Thomas Sheehan arrived Wednes-
day from Minneapolis and was the
guest of the Williams family previous
to his departure for Montana.
The annual town meeting March 5th
passed of quietly and harmonious.
5000 was levied for road and bridge
fund. There a q total of SO votes
and the officers elected will be found
under the heading Of Township
Tuesday evening, March 5th, 1T the
appointed hour, . crowd of people
took possession OF the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Aaron Swanson. The gath
ering was in honor OF MIR. Swanson's
birthday. Musical selections wer e
given by Fred Joranger and H. A.
Parsons John Mariner made q suit
able speech in behalf Of the company
ond presented Mr.. Swanson with q
beautiful gents rocking chair to
which Mr.. Swanson responded with
thanks. A very substantial supper
was served after which the guests left
assuring their host and hostess that
they had spent a delightful evening
and wishing Mi. Swanson many hap
by returns of the day.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-08
La Bolt

Wouldn't you like to get your hands
on the fellow who said spring was
here to stay.
Mr.. Hunter of Appleton stopped al
Labolt over night on his way home.
The Labolt band gave a concertanG
dance at Strandburg last Friday eve.
ming.
A leap year dance will be given by
the bank:at the hall N the nightof the
| Sth.
While out driving last week Vic
Solomon's buggy received some ex.
ternal injuries.
The debate will be held Thursday
evening the l4th. Arrangements may
be made to have a joint debate with
an eastern debating club, and don't
forget that there will be q base ball
meeting just before the debate to or
ganize a base ball team.
When Alvin and Alma johnson
we're going to the G. c. G. last week
the buggy slid down q grade and turn.
ed over, throwing the occupants GU,
but fortunately they were not hurt and
I AC SIOou NoIldSC q OoACs
The G. c. c. met at Norman Han.
sons last week and enjoyed a fine
time. The next meeting will be at
lobbyists.
, The members of the church held a
meeting at j. H. Berg's Wednesday
Ed Swenson started for Revillo las
Friday in Wesley's auto but after he
had gone q short distance he found ht
would have to walk if he wished te
get there.
Church services at 3 and Sunda,
school at 100
A number OF friends gathered at the
home of Louis Anderson on the 29tf
OF February, the occasion being hi!
18th birthday and it doesn't come
around very often. They helped him
celebrate it right.
Erick Walkerson and family left fol-
Montana Tuesday. where they viii
ma Re their home. They have the esooe
wishes OF the community for success
Don't forget D. N. Larson's auction
March II.
Elmer Haglnnd has been quite sicl
but IL reported better.
Few. John Hector and Misc Gepal
dine Hector will lecture at the church
Saturday l:3O p. m. March Is. They
are colored people and are said to be
good speakers and singers. Admis
sion free.
Don't forget the base ball meeting
just before the debate March IA.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-08
Marvin

Mrs. Sarah Ellington went to Twin
Brooks Thursday to visit relatives.
Among some of our checker players
who went to Twin Brooks to attend
the checker tournament were William
Sinclair, Aleck Walden, E. Painter
and John Mariner. They report q
very enjoyable time.
w. H. Walters of Bruce. S. D..
vas ~transacting business here Tues
day.
Mrs. A. C. ArvidsOn was hostess
Friday afternoon for the ladies aid
society. A very large crowd present.
Those Who assisted in serving we're.
mesdams "A. Swanson, Knute Stohl.
Lee, Mariner and Miss Emma Ander-
son.
Attorney Frank McKenna OF Sisse.
ton raj renewing acquaintance here
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Turner were
Marvin shoppers Friday.
James Kane transacted business a
the county seat Thursday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1912-03-08

MEssRs. George Atoddard of
Mazeppa, and J. r. Birch of
Adams, make their announce
mants this week Is candidates
for Representative in the legis-
lature. Mr.. Stoddard has al
ready served one term, with
general satisfaction 10 the people
Of the county, and his renomina-
ton and election we believe will
be generally concurred in. Mr..
Birch, who halls from the south.
ern part of the county. is we'll
known as a man of good parts,
well-informed on general mat.
tiers, level headed and thorough.
~ capable of making the county
an excellent representative in
the law-making branch of the
state government.
For register of deeds, Mr.. j.
N. Stafford also makes announce
ment this week. Mr.. Stafford is
we'll known throughout the
county. having at one time been
county treasurer. and filling the
Office in the most satisfactory
manner. He is thoroughly
familiar with clerical work, and
would make an efficient and
competent register of deeds if
elected to the Office.