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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-09-07
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA,
County Of Grand Forks.

Va \ Va .
County Court.
In the matter Of the estate Of A. X,
Austin. deceased:
Notice is hereby given. thai in pur-
ance Of an order Of license therefor
duly ISSUED to the undersigned the ad-
ministrator Of the estate Of A. X. Aus
tin. deceased. OF the soth day Of Aug
ust. 1912. I will sell at private sale
the following described lands lying and
being in the county of Grand Forks and
state of North Dakota. to-wit:
The Southeast quarter (SEA) and the
South half Of the Northeast ouarter
Isl NE3) of Section Thirty (30), town.
ship One Hundred Fifty-one (15l)
North Of range Fifty-one (5l) west.
That said sale will be made on or
after Monday. the 9th day Of Septem-
Der. 1912. and bids for said land viii be
received in writing at the office Of the
judge OF the county court at the court
house In the city Of Grand Forks, oun
~ and state aforesaid. All bids or Of.
fers for said and u be in writing,
and may be left at the place above
designated or delivered 70 the under-
signed administrator Of the estate per-
soenally. at n time prior to the making
OF said sale; that said sale will be made
upon the following terms: all cash ct
sumo the circumference Of s.. zoo. 90 and
any past due interest on same.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. this Goth
day Of August. 1912.
K. X. Austin.
Administrator Of the estate Of
A. X. Austin. Diseased.
(AuHuSt 81, Sent. ~
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l. NOTICE OF NXECvFtON BALE,
TO =; 81 =. Burgess and Maud o: Burgess,
Take Notice that under and BY v,rtu.
e,s n execution Issued GU. q the Dis:
n ir'e sn SoS sst f e.. the nsI First = Jyuddi Is dN.sssies
state Of North psKota O. On ths sra 5ot day
f.yor Of George Deanstt. plaintiff. and
t!!7.s5. !doeketsd' May 9Th, 1919, ia the
1 s Of the clerk q said court. I have
i isv,so and SPs Win a ssl, h 70 4. :1hS ,*ss.. t. 1919 ::!a
for cash at the front door of the court
no nSI Me, n The city Of Grand FeEks- state
on n TS = ,a RsskS e. =. It tWS e'eloek }; q.
eatlsfy the amount due upon said judg.
81 o. sale az the Fight. title ana Interest
Burgess in and to each Of the foiiewins
f ssIf ;n e : i:nd h b: : ! n anSiv'dsdf .
tv neas one ~ ,, snd three 60 II biesk
ton 70 the city Of Grand Forks. North
Also all that part Of lots three g,
McCormack's addition to Grand FORKS.
N. y, described 90 follows:
v.s sieftnn ling At e posnt on the south:
il Block % Of Moe Ser'ek s0 sad I aon
70 Grand Forks interests ssid south
in q southwesterly direction at 'ri1ht
angles With said southwesterly line Of
Fourth street 100 feet: thence at right
paF naiis 7" WIZ 4 III .ssasEi direction and
feet; thence northwesteriy n risht
angles with said alley to the sevth sxsset.
cry n OF Fourth street; thence Of
along the southwesteriy line Of Fourth
street ss to the place Of beginning: being
Fe s.eas s g stou nd. fronting IS ieet 81
equal width 100 feet. " DICK Ok
s shre s;.I{ q saa az: q: s'eek 's ss.t -:
ed as follows: s''ss'"'
s.s s%:ss!!sn H.. q 81 e ) Iss':t As s : IL. Is; ;sY r.;
s sutthwesteriy int Ga = point 49, xhess &c
street %intsrssct :'1 II. 90 soutS Sssss kls1Mi 1s
OF said Griggs Avenue; thence in a
s With Fo%rthy .,t direc = a.. . parallel
With the line common to lots ) and. 8
IN SAD block IS. 90 feet to the sliey IN
in ina : Ga orthv saensc At right angles ana
block 20 feet to the ~southeasterlny linz line
OF said GrigSs avenue: thence. in 4
n~ortheasterly direction along the south.
s e 1hs line Ct Grisgs avsnus % Feet
Of I iand P'fee O. beginning: being . tract
feet BY 20 feet in depth." ="
DATED at Grand Forks, N. D.. this lth
day Of Sept. 1912. '"i" s.h
Joseph 2. 1enson. :sha,,,e -. Gees.
Forks county. n. b. os%no
Murphy 4 Dugsan,
Attorneys for Geo. bennett.
Grand Forks, ~. d. j..
Sept. 7-ii-:i-:s. Oct. s)
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WANTED TO BUY
WANTED TO RENT
LEGAL NOTICES.
In the District Court Of The united
States.
For the District Of North Dakota.

IN inc Olett1ct court OF the united
States.
For the District Of North Dakota.
In Bankruptcy.
In the matter OF Clarence Elmer Judd,
Bankrupt.
Judd Of Grand Forks in the county Of
Grand Forks. and district Aforesaid, q
Notice is hereby given. that on Sept.
was duly adjudicated bankrupt. and
that the first meeting Of his creditors
will be held in Grand Forks. n. OAK,
at the office Of Theodore. B: Elton. on
which time the said creditors may at
tend. prove their claims. appoint a trus-
tee. examine the bankrupt. and trans.
act such ether business as may proper
ly come before such meeting.
Theodore b. Elton,
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Grand Forks. n. Oak. Sept. 7th. 1912.
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payment Of one promtssory not Tor the
sun 81 W. .Thousap4 Sig. Huh4tSA and
f 1'.h ! due oetobsr; l.t 1911. tosetaer
ennum since the first doy o. October.
1911.
Thu premise. described in such mort
gage which will be sold TO satisfy the
''5 ne. are re- q de ss e sc,ioxs:
t,en y. gil Il township 80 North Of
Fcrks county. North Dakota.
There Will be u on such MORTGAGE
Ct h date Of sale the sum Of TVo
Thousand Eight Hundred and Thirty.
Dollars t32.s.7.oe) besides the
neys fees provided for IN said morteete.
Dated this 24th day Of August. iS3S.
q. A. Webster,
Assignee Of Mortga9e.
L A. Chance.
Attorney for said Assignee. Post.
office address. Grand Forks,
Aug. 1881, Sept. 7~-l4.si.ss.
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WESTERN CANADA LAND Excr,R.
sion Tor Wednesday,. Sept. IL, only.
We VIII make a round trip rate from
Srand Forks orr Crookston Of $1,000
OF his opportunity to SEQ western
Ganada: Come with US on Sept. II.
For full information cali or write ).
n y Soltt9n. Frederick hotel, Grand
FOR RENT-l,2oo acres Of land, all IN.
ger Ta, caitivaticn. good buildings. in
me best farms In the state. Address
Box 1922. Cando. N. D.
WESTERN CANADA LAND-Excursion
Wednesday. Sept. II. Round trip,
xlo. For full information call or
write j. ]. Coliton. Grand Forks.
FOR FREE WHEAT LAND-write to
2. p. Anger. Big Sandy, Mont.
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WANTED-Cattle to keep for half the
increase. Abundance Of pasture and
feed. Address 607 Times-Herald.
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FOR RENT-MISC.

FOR RENT-Front offices with vault
on first floor. also two nice offices
In basement OF. Clifford building.
Geo. b. Clifford 4 Co. Room 5. Gilt.
ford Building.
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FURRIERS

NOW 10 THE TINE to have your fur
work Il strictly guaranteed. Special
reduced prices up to Sept. ~. B.
Friedman the Fuerier. ~ South
Fourth street.
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FOR RENTS It. storeroom in Cot
1ian. block. Inquire Room :. dotzian
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OR FREE WHEAT LAND-write to
e. ~. Anger. Big Sandy. Mont.
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FOR sALE-Fifty high grade Shrop-
shropshire ans ana Poland china
bears. r. e. StrutE. Holmes. N. D.
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Observation-Disclosures by mont on
farm. man and wife on farm. and
for threshing. Apply Cando Employ.
mont Bureau. Cando. N. d.
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FOR SALE-Furniture

FOR sALE-one large and one small
heater. 220 Walnut.
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WANTHD-Girl for general housework.
Mrs. T. A. Sullivan, 500 South Fourth
street. East Grand Forks.
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FOR sALE-LIVE STOCK

FOR sALE-Registered C~lydesdales.
Mrs. Tolchard. Bathgate. N. d.
The sun., 1912-08-11
BUNGALOW IDEA GROWING.
Demand On jersey Coast Causes New
Development.

Demand On jersey Coast Causes New
Developnent.
In view Of the marked success Of tho
California bungalow colony at Red
Bank. n. j.. . similar colony 10 about to
be established At Atlantic Highlands
Park. one Of the finest residential tracts
on the Jersey coast. F. Bradley Cox.
who is responsible for tho introduction
Of this quaint type Of dwelling at Red
Bank. will conduct the Atlantic High
lands project for the Atlantic Highlands
Park Company. Of which ne is the gem
eral manager.
In a recent interview Mr.. Cox made
the statement that the California type
of bungalow IL the nearest solution to
the problem Of living that confronts the
majority OF New Workers. He bases his
opinion on the theory fhat II combines
the convenience and economy Of the
modern city apartment with all the
comforts of country living.
The man who pays $25 q month
rental for city apartment does q real
injustice to himself and to his family"
said MIR. Cox. when you consider that
'iliS sum VIII command the means or
living just as conveniently. far more
comfortably and with the added price,
less freedom and healthfulness afforded
by out OF doors.
MY reasoning Is that @25 Q month
represents the yearly interest on a sum
sufficient To purchase an ideal bungalow
and an extensive piece Of land at either
Red Bank or Atlantic Highlands. And
At the end Of a few years. instead OF
facing the inevitable advance in city
rents. he finds himself a landed pro.
prietor with all worries about a place to
I've behind him.
Since last April. when originated
the plan for a bungalow colony at Red
Bank Estates. sales there have been
phenomenal Every ono seems suscep-
tible to the bungalow appeal from
either the standpoint Of comfort or real
practical economy. Scores OF people
have purchased sites at my suggestion
which will be ornamented with bunsa-
lows no later than next spring.
AT Atlantic Highlands Park wa will
have the higher type Of California
bungalows. or those that cost upward
OF $4,000.
The sun., 1912-08-11
LARGE INCREASE IN
NEW JERSEY VALUES
Assessment Rolls Show Gain of
$23.OOO.OOO in Essex
County Alone.
NEW ARk'S IMPROVEME ENT
Growing City Furnishes More
Than Half the Total
Other Figures.
NEWARK'S IMPROVEMENT

Developments of tracts OF and in
various sections of Essex county, to-
eether with the improvement OF other
lands and properties and the extensive
erection Of office buildings, apartment
houses and new homes. has brought an
increase Of $23, 100000 more In assess
ments this year over the amount levied
on In 1911. The total amount OF the
assessed valuations for the twenty two
municipa lities is estimated at .S570,S61.-
5l6. In 1911 the assessment was
$5%7.ses.o2s.
on account Of the enormous amount
OF building and improvements in the
Short Hills and Brentwood sections
the township of Millburn made an in
crease of 30 per cent, the largest Of
any municipality in the county in COM
parison to size. The assessment levied
this year IL s6.4o2,26l. which IL an in
crease OF 81 2.3O2.i2? over last year. whe,
the total was s4,30,.4aO.
In Newark the estimated increase II
about $i..000.000 and Is due principally
to the real estate activities which
are going on all over the city. West
orange shows an increase Of 3I.s36.625
over last year. The figures are &l2,236.-
The sun., 1912-08-11
INTEREST IN EDGEMERE SALE.
Auction Of Ocean Front Lots Likely
to he Successful.

The close proximity to the railroad
station Of all OF the Edgemehe lots to be
sold at auction by Bryan l.. Kennedy
on the premises Saturday. August 81, is
causing unusual attention to be paid TO
this auction sale OF seashore property.
Property In New York city on and near
the ocean front. especially on the Rock
away coast. Is growing scarccr every
year. while at the same time the de-
mand for this class of real estate In
constantly increasing Edsemere is
bounded on the south by tho Atlantic
Ocean and on the north by Jamaica
Bay. while on the east Is Far Rockaway
and the west Arvcrnc
None of the lots to he sold arc moro
than 1900 feet or five minutes walk
from the station. This IL the first on
portunity the public will have had for
several years to purchase medium sized
building plots In or near this section.
Heretofore II has been impossible to OBJ
tain plots of less than 5OxIOO.
Contemplated improvements by bor-
Ough officials include the construction
Of three boulevards along the Rock
away coast. all of which are expected
greatly to benefit the lots to be sold at
auction.
The sun., 1912-08-11
WITH THE DEVELOPER, BUILDER AND BUYER

will have . long list Of houses to select
from. The greater part OF the vacancies
thls year are in such houses. There are
so many OF them 1t ought not be hard
JOB tor the most exacting person to find
An apartment In the list that will come up
TO his or her wishes.
sThe houses put up this year are the
AHeet both In appointment and layout
that have every been put on the market
at this figure. lmpro, ed workmanship,
better knowledge Of the Wishes Of tenants
aad Q number Of other important factors
hAxe given to the market houses that few
yeaN ago would have easily brought
He kitchenette ia probably the most
popular improvement made in apartment
honee construction In several years: They
have made It possible for people who for:
uirly lived In hotels to take to the ernall
06tS apartment. They are better than q
heal room. 40 the kitchenette makes II
plls1ble to prepare light meals: The lack
0fCooking facilities was one of the draw
baeks Of the emall apartments in former
ycarb. To breakfast one had to 50 out
otde the building. For tnis reason many
ANAL families went to live n hotels.
Since the kitcherette has been intro
duced there has been great demand FOR
one. two and three room suites.
Several houses entirely OF kitchenette
opAftments are now being erected in the
Vicinity Of Sherman Square. and are rent
,lpS rapidly. The kitchene.te has become
'Oo popular Il has been introduced into
every city throughout the world large
enough to support apartment houses.
The sun., 1912-08-11
$So,ooo FOR SMALL NEWARK LOT.
Same Property Sold for 5000 si1ty.
four Years Ago.

A piece OF property that was bought
In a sale for $500 in Newark sixty-four
years ago was sold for $4,000 by Abe
Feist Of the firm OF Feist Feist last
week. The property is q three story
brick building at 237 Springfield avenue.
corner of Belmont avenue. and Is con-
sidered the most valuable parcel In the
upper centre Of Newark. The dimen-
sions of the plot are feet 10 inches
by 40 feet . inches and the owner was
the Alliance Investment Company.
This property was part of a block
that was originally sold in ls4S for $500.
The increase is equal to some Of the
best advances In gilt edge New York
city holdings. Tho building Is opposite
American National Bank and outside Of
Broad and Market streets is the best
transfer point in the city. Four trolley
lines meet and five different streets
interscct ~ this point and II Is IN the
centre If tho most thickly populated
section in the city
John =. f,.sclc of tho firm Of Fisclo e.
King. the bankers ana brokers' of New
ark, was ~" buyer. n" bought through
property ailrocut t. this plo; and he
now owns 90. cr l2o fec' of property fac.
Ing on Su.iagti"ld avenue at this point.
Mr.. r.iselo Is the biggest land owner m
Spriu-f,,d aNculic. NJ. Eselc intends
10 spend lot of money to Improve the
propcrty.
The sun., 1912-08-11
STATEN ISLAND POPULAR.
Many Home Seekers Bcing AttPaetel
by Improved Rapid Transit.

Staten Island, once the home of many
wealthy men. among whom were such "a
Commodore Vanderbilt, is receiving more
attention from home seekers now than
has been the case for many years. The
share Richmond will bear in the extensive
transit improvements that have just
been passed or are under consideration
has revived attention in Staten Island
According 10 plans. Staten Island will be
one of the most accessible sections to the
financial and business district of either
Manhattan or Brooklyn. A tunnel IL
to be built under the Narrows to con-
nect with the Fourth avenue subway.
Even at the present time staten Island
il much nearer both in travelling time
and distance than many other parts OF
the greater city which are receiving
greater attention. The municipal ferry.
one of the finest transports. has brought
RI hmond within twenty minutes OF the
Battery. Though it has everything in
the way Of public Improvement TO be
found in other boroughs Staten Island
has not lost its rustic beauty. For these
reasons Richmond is attracting quite a
easy distance of the. city yet live in the
country: One Of the places that has
received some attention from home
seekers is New Dorp Manor. just be-
yond New Dorp, and within the five cent
car faro zone from ST. George. The
property ia being developed by the
Staten Island Homes Company with
number of frame dwellings selling from
81. 500 to s.. 500 each. The following is .
list Of those who have bought there re- E
Gently: X. A. Cola. a dwelling and -four
lots on First street; T.. kunert. dwelling
and nine lots on Richmond road; Simon
hoffman,. four lots on Fourth street;
John Helm. three lots on Cedar avenue;
Charlotte Comery. a two family house On
Cedar avenue: Nora Costello. four lots
on Fourth street; John Hollie. three lots
on Richmond road Alfred Powers. NO
lots on Second street; NJ. ]. Meehan. .
dwelling and two lots on Fourth etreee;
George Muller. two lots on Fourth etreet;
William Dorm. dwelling and two lote %
Fourth street: John j. Crooks. dwelling
and four lots on Third street.; Walter
Gondyk. a dwelling and two lots q
Fourth street; Nj. Czarnomski, q dwell.
ing and two lots on Fourth street; Martin
j, Allen. dwelling and two lots on Lawn
avenue; Anton Hoegerl. four lots On
Cedar avenue. and Bernard Hall. three
lots on Cedar avenue
The sun., 1912-08-11
Sal Broad Street, Newark
80. az against slO.3?6.0o5 for last year.
Building in Upper Montclair has ad-
:. a nrnd the 90, - ,ihnnnts In Mnnin' a II

p'''u''S III upper "o"'c'a'i mas au-
.a".ei tne ass ass.,H'''.ntS III Mo'''e AR
i!'nn S",.'V,'.uo 70 10 f..''-''V"' d" IN
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The sun., 1912-08-11
NusIIING's NEW HOSPITAL.
New Buildin6 without Eq1ipnsss
VIII Cost e0s,ao0.

Bids for the erection Of the nsv
hospital for Flushing. funds for which
were raised recently by public SUD.
script.on, were opened last week and
the contract was given to the Wells
Marvin Construction Company OF Man
haitian. their bid being s9s,3oo. Twelve
contractors competed and the bios
ranged all the way from s9S,soo 70
sl2i,575.
. The plans call for a five-story buiio'
Ing of modern design and constfuc'
tion which will be equipped in the lates!
scientific method. The new hosp'W
will be OF brick and stone aad VIII oe.
cupy a site In Parsons Avenue donates
To the hospital by the late Charles -
Sonn.
The sun., 1912-08-11

Plans for the new Young women's
Christian Association Building In
Brooklyn have been approved by the
building committee and the trustees and
contracts signed for its construction
The building will stand on the corner
of Nvins and State streets and dag
onally across from the present home Of
the association.
IL will occupy the block front Of 200
feet on Nevins street from Schermer-
horn to State street with frontages Of
~ feet on each street. The building
will be named after Mrs. Harriet Jud-
son. who for many years was president
Of the association. II will he eight
stories high Of dark red brick with
cream colored terra Gotta In the Co.
lonial style. The main entrance will be
on Nevins street through an arched CO.
lonial doorway into large hall and
office. to the right OF which will be re-
ception rooms. parlors and reading
rooms. To the left OF the entrance hall
there will be a recreation room and
The sun., 1912-08-11
NEW BUILDINGS FOR NEWARK.
Last Weeks Plane Largely for
dwellings and Flats.

While there was Quletness In the
building activities in Newark last week
the real estate dealers were busy, and
several healthy transactions were made
and many more are reported to be on
the way. The falling of in the build
Ing work Is due to the fact that there
were but few permits issued for new
! buildings. while most Of the work au-
thor!zed calls for alterations to old
structures
Thirty.:hree permits were granted by
the building department. representing
/ tl@l.460. This Is a decrease Of more
than Sl6o000 from the preceding week
Plans for the new four story brick
building Of the Newark Board OF Health
which will be built at % William street
were submitted TO the department for
approval. The cost OF The structure Is
; estimated at &S5.00o. william Crabb &
/ Co. has also filed pans for a one story
, factory building on Third street eco
, feet north o. Third avenue which will
The building will cover ground >0xi32
/ feet and will have an addition rum
ming through TO Fourth street 6ox6S
feet.
Cellars will be excavated this week
for q row Of six attached two story
brick one family dwellings, in North
Twelfth street between Abingdon and
| Berkeley avenues. Ferdinand II. koe-
~e~ to no nr n
which will have a frontage of 100 fect
and a depth Of 43 feet. There will he
, six rooms in each Nat. with bath. and
they will be fitted with separate steam
heaters and electric lighting. The
buildings will cost s2l,5O0.
A three s,ory brick six family apart
ment house will he built for Theodore
Hermann at SIS to 562 South Eleventh
street. The building will have 'front.'
age Of so feet and n depth Of 60 feet
Each floor will have two apartments Of
elk rooms ch. and the expenditure in
volved IS $4,000.
Morris Nrebs contemplates erecting
q four story brick building at 5s3
Orange stree; which will cost about
$40 900. The building will have a 'front.'
age ot about so feet and will he about
90 feet deep. Thee stores will he on
the ground floor. and the apartments
above will provide for ninN fsm.les.
sixteen families will hc housed in
four story brick apartment house the
Bertrose Realty Company will erect M
SIS Mount Prospect avenue a; a cost
Of $4,000. The building will have
frontage of a. feet and dooth NJ 81
feet. The front apartments will have
six rooms and tho re ar apartments four
rooms. The building will he completed
about the middle OF October.
The sun., 1912-08-11

some bedrooms. Above the entrance
hall in a mezzanine floor will be the
rooms OF the resident executives. who
will have charge Of the management Of
the new building. and above this there
are to be Ave stories Of bedrooms.
The main purpose Of the building Is
to house and board girls. giving them
comfortable rooms and wholesome food
and a place in which their evenings
may be spent under proper conditions
The bedrooms are mostly single rooms.
but there will be some double ones for
girls who may prefer to share the
larger space with companions. There
will be two dormitories and two parlors
on the upper floor. The dining room,
the kitchen. pantries and two kitchen
cites will be on the eighth floor. Above
the dining room there will be q laundry
and sewing room.
There will be . small infirmary on
the top Of the building. Tho roof will
be paved and while It will not be roof
garden II will be place that can be