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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-10
LEASES.

The Allen-Nugent Company, the Hat
Trade Publishing Company. the Millinery
Trade Publishing Company and the Trades
Advertising Agency will move about June l
from No. 13 Aston Place, where they have
heen for over nineteen years, 10 the Gen.
turian Building in Broadway, between 18th
and 18th streets, where the entire eleventh
and part Of the tenth floor have been leased
for long term Of years.
The Renwick estate holdings at Nos. 14s
and $50 East 42d street have been leased TO
the firm of Rees & Rees. cleaners and
Divers Tie lease Is for a long term Of
wears. with an option n purchase.
" e. l. Rosenthal have leased for S.
Osgood Pell s. co. a loft In No. 10 East
4sth street for A term Of years 20 s. *.
Gordon, wor1eHs tailor.
Pease &, Gilman have leased for a long
term of years the ground floor IN the build
ing at the southeast corner Of Nassau and
Fulton streets 10 Beck & Mccarthy for
cafe and restaurant purposes.
,Maisor Bernard, A Partisan miliner. now
at No. : West 3lst street, has taken lease
Of the store in No. $50 Fifth avenue for ten
years
Pierre NJ. Clear g. Go. have leased for
term OF years 10 Joseph Goldstein the Ave
story factory Nos. 4l3 and AIS East 18th
street.
The Duross Company has leased the
stores at Nos AS and AZ West 18th street
for five Years to the Western Union Tele-
graph Company and H. Glintenkamp: the
easement store at No. 153 West 18th street
10 the Boston Chemical Company; No. 205
West 18th street TO Joseph Slobudski, and
No. 21 West 18th street, three story build
ing. 10 Frederick Slobudski: No 2j9 West
:sth street TO Weidman Belfry Candy Com
sany. and No. 62S West 24th street 30 Thorp
Grca Company.
Charles T. Noyes Company has leased
Offices I'm the Smith-Gray Building, No. 2Gl
Broadway TO Weber Early Company, Inc;
q large suite Of Offices on the fifth floor to
Louis Ross. Offices on the fifth floor TO John
Sanford and large suite Of offices on the
fourth floor TO Joseph Rosenberg and Maui
rice Nillmet.
DenZer Bros. have leased for Francis
Dovalc 10 y. Friedman e. Co. the fourth
loft al No % East 10Th street for stephen
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LIS PENDENS.

ESSEN ST. ~ and 50; Grand Lodge OF the
United States Of the Independent order Free
Sons Of Israel agt Harris Cohen ct al Qoreclos-
ure OF mtg; attorneys. Is " u W Blumen-
thai
BOTH ST, G2 and 81 East; City OF New York
agt United states Leasing and Holding Co
notice Of levy; attorney. Il Watson.
FRANKLIN AVE-. e - 3sl II II OF Jefferson
III. 316NlOO; James Y Barry agt Paul G Uhlig
ct al foreclosure OF mts): attorney. r + Gil
roy. II
52D ST 400 last; Martin Keogh. exr. agt
Charles G6rlach ct al foreclosure ~ mtg
attorneys. DE Forest Bros
AMSTERDAM AVE, :. 3Dl II of ls5th
81. 40xlOo Harriet ID Wolryche Whitmore ct al
agt Amsterdam Avenue Realty co ct al fore
closure " Mtg, attorney. Van Wyck & Mygatt.
l2lST ST, 1872 East; People, etc, agt Raffaele
Sirlco notice Of levy: attorney, G $ Whitman.
WADSWOKIII AVE- cor Nth st, 50 lOS
lGO; Helen NJ O'Brien agt John b Berry Co ei
al foreclosure OF Mtg attorneys Ferriss. Roos-
e. & Storck
VALENTINE AVE, $, 30.7 II n OF 1921 st.
lO.SbOGN lneg julius VI Cohn ct al agt Emma
Lazarus ct al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys
Hamilton. Gregory Il Freeman
CANNON ST. 30; Hyman Schn agt Harry
WeissheIger ct al foreclosure OF Mtg; attor-
ney, |. FREEMAN
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
MAN .

BROADWAY. 327: store and basement. My.a
Noffett and ano to VI II Friedman q son, 20
from July !, 1872 $1,000; ADDRESS o'' "'oa-
way. 90. . l., .to,o
BROADWAY. e cor Of 49, st; space IN i sore
floor for cafe etc: Broadway and 4lst 81 bI 1I.,
ing GO to Edward i Fitzgerald; 10 gre li oiH
March IT, 1912; $4,000; address. 81 west oV''
81. n ,rour
send to Michael forio; yrs from May j. l'ls'
s., 900; address 40 Oliver 81. -
Railey 10 William y Rusching: . yrs from May
/ 1912 50 600: address, 32J Hudson ST.
ROOSEVELT ST. %: store. etc; Maria Am am,
piglia to Vasildos T. Leoussis yrs from May
/, 1872; $3.50: address. % Roosevelt st.
80 AVE. 2277: ALL Fanny Bachlach TO MARY
Lavery; yrs from May l. i'l9: S"''-o' auu'''
Breton Hall, Broadway and S5th st
10Th ST. 210 East; cast store; Essidlo Dah ,,
pagna to Antonio Finnefrello; yrs from May
J. 1912; S420; address. 90 East 18th st.
b2D ST. 1j5 and 1871 East; part stores ana
basements. John u Black TO II Black 60; yrs
from May !, 1913; slI4o; address 100 last
J2l ST.
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LIE RATIONS.
TIE NKONN.

10TH ST. II =. loo II e Of Webster ave; Tor =
2 sty frame tcumt, ilhN3d6. Mary Il Mullin,
~ East broadway. owner, Horenhurgcr n
Eardes, l22 Bowcry architects. cost. $500.
HOE AVE. r. ll6.2S II OF Home ave: TO
a . sty brk dWg. lNNiu, Peter stump. 1909 Hoe
ave, owner Nils Toclbcrs. ll61 Fox st, archi-
tcct; cost. $1,000
IGgTH ST. Isl. 10 a sty frame dwg. 2ox4S:
Joha mailman. llsi Stehbns ave. owner WILL
lam q I Eocdcr, il23 broadway. architect; cost
81 go
GARDEN PLACE, >. 20 n Of Baychester
ave; to q sly frame dWg. 1890. Adellne A
Walklry. 1850 Garden II, owner; George T. Lro-
slcr. 223d 81 and White Plains ave. architect:
cost $500.
is2D ST 3 s. 10 It W of Honeywell ave: TO two
sty frame dwgs, 2l.GAG6 and Il 6x5510: Ar
thur X Butter, 1903 Forest ave owner. Joseph
So 300
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MECHANICS LIENS.

.nrW Sr. 800 West. Herman Slate - agt
William s. Harrington and Benjamin Moore
owners. william Collins Contracting 90. con
tractor, SAB.
l2l~T ST. 30 East. same Rgt william Collins
Contracting 90 owner and contractor $50.
I'D ST. rs and $50 East; Pruzansky sidei-
fkr ept Eltt EulIirs 90, owner and contractor;
81 700
.grH gr Al West. Louis BOrScher ag' Anna
" Jones' owner put contractor; So.
nm AVE ~ % -lG, sykes street Roofing
g.. ,gt Martin and Arthur Iinn. owners, jacob
s zimmerman. contractor. si.N' -.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

2rRFGA AVE s, cor Tratman ave. Church
T. Gatcs 81 co 1gt Maria Hu,h ct al. Aug -
1911. Slp2 - u,
grH AVE. 20. Levin Brothers agt Minnie =
Er'ggs - al. MAY I. 1912 Slo3.
SAME PROPERTY; sumo agt Walter , CARD -
nor q al. AprH 6. 1912. Sl09 .
WEST ST FL. between Liberty and 'ortlanlt
SIS. Winter - Garrett lgt Pennsylvania Rail
road 20 - al. Apru ~. 1872 Sl4s
9TH AVE. n cor 3lst II, Robert \ heasbcy
60 ugt Fifth Avenue Investing and Improvement
a., - A.. Iuly =. 1911. 500 80.
SAME PROPERTY, American Radiator 60 AIT
same: Aug o. 1910. Sl.g65 3.
.sD -r 10 amt M East. Hull. Grippen 90
aR' 10 East III Street a. al. April ~. l'I@ 'oy
turHI. Sri9 ~
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NEW BUILDING PLANS,

9.Tu sr. East. for a 4 sly dwE. AoN35.
O Goldman. 10 East j7tu 81 owner ana architect
cost $4,000
lsiSr 81 Is, To- - East. FOR a sly factory.
- 6yyO. SunGc Lyman 2Of5 9TH ave. owner;
somiuerfoli " Stcckicr 81 Union square aren't
tcst, cost. $4,000
THE BRONX.
RIGHT or WAY New York Central llud
son River Il r. s 2}Oth 81. opposite Tlbottt
nlr: Tor a / -ty frame freight house, 3ONUo,
N,,v Yorl. Central ~ Hudson River II Go. 40
East 4Jth -. owners, \ r. Ha.deman. 20 Gast
4sth It, architect; cost, $4,000.
GLEASON AVE. W cor Taylor ave Tor a
sta urt tcnmt 25x'C. RebeCca Del Gaudio.
1917 Gleason ave, owner. VI W Del Claudio iOl
fremont ave, architect, cost $4,000.
HUGHES AVE. " =. lId II ~ ls'th 81; Tor
tu, ! sty hrk tennis. "jNIJ each; Cambreu"ng
Avenue Building a Construction 90 ,Domnicl
Maluueci, 23s4 Hughes ave. prcsidenU. owner
" Dcl GaUdio. 4Jl fremont ave, architect;
total cost, $4,000.
NrGRAW AVE. g - - n W Of Theriot ave:
for a I sty frame garage, lsN2O; John II sherry.
on promises, owner and architect, cost, 500.
WALKER AVE. r. % II q u Thomas ST;
for a / sly hr, Offices AMI stores bldg, 3l.bNis :;
Baslcy \ Watson. Inc. "Gl4 Alucduct ave.
owners md architects: cost, $500
FRANKLIN AVE, g =, 2d5.4l II II or lboth st;
Tor a ) stv hrS tcnmt ~ .3xl3l Frederick Sa-
land, - East I'D -, owner; Michael bernstein.
~ East I'D ~, architect. cost, $4,000.
THIRD AVE. " = 10 % II OF 18TH st; for a
1 sty frame open air theatre, 5ONSo Martin
Ialor G2l Broadway. owner: William II Meyer.
1861 Garter ave. architect. cost. $1,000
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COTTAGES TO LET.
LONG ISLAND.

BLUE POINT. l. I--UNUSUAILY ATTRAC-
two modern cottage. furnished complete,
nine rooms. all improvements, beautiful
grounds and garden, shore privileges. boat
landing, etc; to rent for season. HUGH r.
MONRO. Owner. 200 W. 3Sth ST. New York.
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per cent. $1,000: attorney. Stricken a
Court st, Brooklyn. m ,x. pLoo,
poa reaI 10 TitI. Insurance Co, l3b Broadway;
Nav Q; : yrs; 81, 500; address 135 Broadway.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
vastcrdaV at the Real Estate Exchange
eaJcsroom. Nos. "A and 1G Nesey street:
BY Joseph Z. Day
NINETY LOTS on Hunts Point and lAfay-
cite ayes Gilbert Pl, Faie, Bryant, LOnsfellow
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

| PARK AVE, W $. 2s77 Il OF 1s7th st. l50x
| DIX lrreBi Hamilton Securities co loans Tre-
| mont Park Realty CO $4,000.
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WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Mount Vernon
The City of Homes"
Wants You.

Detailed information regarding dwellings,
APARTMENTS home sites real estate and build
ing opportunities Will be promptly supplied by
the CITY CLERK. CITY HALL NOUN
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THB BRONX.

ARTHUR AVE, q 100 n Of 10Th st 39x
Mortgage 20. IL Wall st; demand; g per cent:
April q; S3j 600
ARTHUR AVE : =, iaa It n OF 10th st. Sex
irreg same to same: April p, $4,000; sttor-
ney, F \ snow. 10 Wall 81.
BELMONT AVE 24sO Isoth st. p0n50
Farcino 24sO Belmont ave omte $4,000; May
4 due as per bond. SLIGO; address, 24SO Bel
CLINTON AVE. cor Nth ST. oox4ox irreg:
August Kuhn 10 George g Heridia, Nice,
France May s. 3 yrs $4,000; attorney. Foster
4, Thompson. 141 Broadway.
CALDWELL AVE. 72l. 2j,l15; Louis Cooper
to Ike Cooper . yrs, q per cent May u, $500;
address. 1855 Clinton st.
to Noble & Ganss Construction co. 400 East
l49h st (prior mtg $50. 900; May :; due Jan !.
1915. 9 per cent; SO. $50: attorney. Title Guar
FAILE 81: $50 2lxl0O: sponord Estates co
TO Bessie Everett, "a North 9th st. Newark.
\ j May o; yrs: $1,000; attorney, n san
, H9FG0N ra sT Or ne sa. t t.t of cy
City Island NAV s: due as per bond: 5000; at
torney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 176
HOFFMAN ST. cor Is9th st. aoxIi4x irreg:
Concet,a DE Bello to Louise V Henitz. 80 Mount
Norris PARK; May ! demand. per cent $500;
attorney Blank, 3S Park Row.
HOME ST, $, 40 IT OF Hoe ave 45S99;
Zoe Realty 90 TO Ellis Earle Montclair,
HOME ST. 9, 80 II OF Hoe ave, 451irreg:
sam 70 same: May o; yrs $4,000.
HOME ST, s, 100 II OF Hoe ave. 4Sx94;
same to same; May o: 3 yrs: s34. 900; attorney,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100
Broadway.
LOTS 10 and 10. parcel 4. map william
Ogden. and lots Is and 10. parcel ~. same map
Maurice StieIer 10 Joseph Schwartz, ~ East
e2d st prior mtg slO5O6); May s. due Jan /.
1914. q per cent; 5000; attorney. c II Fried
rich. 80 Nassau ST
MANIDA ST. $40. g5xlOO Meehan Building
co to Marion n Swinyard. Cilbertsyille, " Y;
May s; yrs; 1890; attorneys. Stanton & Hart.
81 Nassau 81.
PARK AVE- 5, 2s7 It g Of ls7th st. l5Ox
9sx irres: fremont Park Realty Co TO Hamilton
Securities Co. lb5 broadway mtg SlOO, 900; May
]; due as Ter bond; $1,000; address. i65 Broad
way.
RyER ST. W s. lots s77 and s7s. map
Charles BerTian: James T Murray TO Title Guar
sLtee ana Trust CO. April due as per bond;
49, 900: address. 176 Broadway
ROCHELLE ST, s. 200 IT o OF City Island
ave. 2l4xl3J, City Island: Robert + FTeestone
to Virgil Thirkauf, 43s West Gath st; May s;
due as per bond 81. 900: attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust co, 176 Broadway
WALTON AVE, 8. 90 II n OF 18TH st. lax
96x irreg; Herman Fritz to Lille Nordenholt,
IA 4th 81 Brooklyn; May !; due Sept l. l3l2. 8
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

AT SPRTNGFIELD.- ROOM COTTAGE.
all Improvements: mortgage $500; equity
81 800. exchange FOR Richmond nm or vicinity
one family house.
" SCHA REIORN SprIngneld. L. I
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a SPLENDID NOME

on corner plot overlooking Hudson for miles;
10 bedrooms, reception hall, drawing room
library, nursery, billiard room. laundry, fouI
baths: seven freplaces. must be seen 10 be APP
preciated. 30 minutes from Grand central
VIII sell upon terms that Will be entirely satls'
factory. OWNER. 1901. 1871 Madison ave.
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FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.
COUNTRY.

DYKER HEIGHTS. LONG ISLAND. --l0-Toom
house. overlooking lower bay and ocean
larg" piazza; half acre OF ground; vegetables.
fruit; cool ocean breeze; garage; near solf
links and tennis courts: rent for SIPS per
month PHILLIPS. 1850 s4th st. Brooklyn
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SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for So so Year.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Ausuen sals

Twill sell my personal pro,
perty at public auction On
Tuesday. March 9Th, 1912, on
the, Nick schmitt farm on sec-
tion IA, Summit township.
This place is seven miles south
and two and one half miles
west of Wahpeton, three miles
west and one.half mile north
of Tyler, six and one half miles
east and one-half mile north
of Great Bend.
The following is a list of the
property for sale:
2 grey mares in fold, 5 and 6
yrs. old, 200 lbs. 2 grey mares
3 and 4 yrs. old, 24oO lbs l sor-
rel gelding. 5 yrs. old, 1850 lbs.
1 grey gelding. IS yrs. old, 1900
lbs. 2 bay mares, 8 and 9 yrs.
old. 2400 lbs. 1 grey mare in
fold, 9 yrs. old, 1850 lbs. grey
gelding, 8 yrs. old. 1900 lbs. 1
grey gelding, 9 yrs. old, 100 lbs.
1 sorrel gelding. 8 yrs. old, 900
1 bay mare in fold, IA yrs. old,
100 lbs. 8 spring colts, COW.
2 hiefers, 1 dowagiac shoe drill
nearly. new, 1 dowagiac disc
drill Ia god condition, 1 iron
harrow, I wooden harrow, 1
corn planter nearly new. 1 corn
cultivator in good condition, 1
champion mower in good con.
dition,'1 Walter Woods mower;
l Mccormick hay rake nearly
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22

Congregational helms.
Meeting this (Thursday) even
ing with I Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Bailey.
A large number of parents
and other friends visited the
Endeavor last Sunday evening
Come again.
We we're very agreeably sur.
prised to see Mr.. o. ]. Wake
field in church last Sabbath,
Like old times; was what GU,
people said.
A social hour was enjoyed by
the members of the young PEG
pies choir last Thursday even
ing after chorus rehearsal,
Dainty refreshments were serv.
ed by Mesdames Jones, Barnes,
Forbes and w. r. Purdon.
The appeal made by Miss
Shaw for suffering people nea,
Hettinger was given a gener.
ous response. 700 garments,
% pairs of new shoes and 81
pairs Of old shoes were boxed
and shipped. A very conserva.
tive estimate values these boxes
at $425.OO; but the value to the
suffering and financially un.
fortunate, 10 many times the
money value.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22

Atty. Heating who has been
suHering with eye trouble u .
muscular form eausedsDt over
study 10 very mach improved
under the treatment of Dr.. Rice
Of Breckenridge. .; 4
Nora Heating Of the Science
School spent Sunday and Mon.
day at her home in Center. -
A large crowd attended the
dance at the Ferd Hiugst
home. John Heating and Rich
ard Lubenow furnished music.
All report a good time.
d. J. Heating has been in the
city for few days on business.
Roland Canaan was in the
city on Monday.
George Canham is getting
ready for seeding
Gambling is a scourge which
has existed for some time. 1t
ought to be rooted out where.
ever It is known to exist.
Edward Formeneck of Mon.
tana is home for visit with
relatives and friends.
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FortnIghtly Club

The Fortnightly Club spent
a very enjoyable evening with
Mrs. Resmusson last Monday.
The subject wac "England''
and Mrs. Taylor was the leader.
Original valentines were given
each member and the one hav.
ing the best received a prize OF
a geramium in bloom. This
club is studying the Bay View
Course and the lessons are verv
interesting.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22

The Mems Supper" was an
unqualified success. 1t fret
proved that the men were cap
able of doing anything they put
their hand to. 1t secondly de
monstrated that the best spirit
is developed when there is
something doing. Inertia brings
disease to any church. Activi-
ty keeps all the powers in good
order. 1t is to be hoped tina,
the men will see fit to advance
another original effort in the
near future.
DIR. Halfyard of Grand Forks
will occupy the Methodist pull.
pit morning and evening on
Sunday aext.
The Social Club" will meet
with Allan Taylor on Tuesday
the 9th.
Mr.. Solomon and Miss Will
liams of Fairmount were united
in marriage at the parsonage
on Thursday last, Feb. 18th. It
was a quiet wedding and the
happy couple left for their new
home Immediately.
Rev. w. ]. Hutchinson leaves
for DEVILS Lake on Saturday
to assist in an Epworth Lea
que c invention.
The funeral services in con-
nection with the decease of
Miss Dietz were held in the
Methodist church on Tuesday
afternoon.
The "Men" met in the church
parlor on Tuesday night for i'm.
portant business.
Crookston is following in the
steps Of Casselton and survey.
ing the possibilities for a Fed.
Grated or Union church.
Plan to hear Rev. s Halfyard
on Sunday, both morning and
evening. strangers 40 we'll 40
citizens welcome.
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new, l 8 foot Deering binder
nearly new, 1 z foot Mccormick
binder in good condition, 2 John
Deere plows, wide tire truck
wagon nearly new, 1 narrow
tire wagon. I sleigh in good
condition. 1 hay rake, 5 set
work harness, 1 double set buk.
81 harness, I single set buggy
harness, 1 two seated surrey :ipy
good condition, 1 single buggy,
l DeLaval CT e a m separator
nearly new. Some household
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
prs,, MAKING ParIors.

We do all kinds of dress
making. Making fashionable
growns is our speciality. Mrs.
FaFhsworth and Miss Lee, 72O
5th street Wahpeton. N. D.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Birthday celehratlen.

A very pleasant evening was
spent at Dave Wa,son's home
last Saturday evening. when a
few Of his travelin men friends
helped him cele brate his birth
day. Mrs. Watson served a $50
o'clock dinner. The evening
was spent in playing cards and
smoking. The g. ntl-men pre-
scented Mr.. Watson with a
handsome cut glass water set.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Pleasantly Surprlssd.

Mrs. Anton Giles was pleas
antly surprised Monday after
noon BY twenty of her lady
friends. Progressive 500 was
played. after which bounte.
ous lunch MAS served. Mrs.
GILES showed herself equal to
the occasion aud was a delight.
full hostess.
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Maqazlns Club

The Magazine Club was en-
tertained by tn single mem
bers of the Club last Saturday
night. They had a Z o'clock
dinner at Swank's restaurant
and then went to Jamieson's
Hall and enjoyed dancing two
or three hcurs. A very enjoy.
able time was had by those
fortunate enough to be there.
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Birthday Surpriss.

Mrs. w. L. Fricke was sur
prised by few of her friends
last Friday evening in honor of
her birthday. Cards were play
ed after which dainty repast
was served. Mrs. Fricke was a
charming hostess and was the
recipient of many beautiful
gifts.
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Conversational Aid

The Ladies Aid Society of
the Congregational church will
meet Wednesday, Feb. %, with
Mrs. Hessmer at Mrs. Glas
COWS home on sixth street
Mrs. Hessmer, Mrs. Babcock
and Miss Mcintyre are the
hostesses.
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Dutch Lunch.

About a dozen girls had one
of thei- dutch lunches with
lola Cameron last Friday. The
girls have jolly times at these
lunches. Most of them took in
the basketball games at the
Armorv, afterwards.
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The RIaIto.

The architect Of the famous Ratio
bridge in Venice was Antonio da Pom.
te. The bridge is q single arch. 80
feet In length. and is exceedingly
strong and graceful. It is crossed by
means Of ascending and descending
steps. while on the top are two ranges
OF shops. dividing the structure into
three parallel streets.
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UoltpT1uuI Slo10n hIoo.
Little Dorothy Luck gave q
number of her little friends q
delightful sleigh ride last Sat.
urday afternoon. They drove
out to the farm where delicious
lunch was served. 1t was
Dorothy's birthday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Money In Catherine Gun,

S"oy !" 0atneron0 Gum.
A gum hunter gathered lam
pounds Of spruce gum the last sum.
mer In the Adirondack mountains.
The most he ever secured in a ain.
gle day was 30 pounds. His profits
may be estimated when it is known
that any druggist will gladly pay
$l.s0 q pound for the gum.
Here is a message of hope
and good cheer from Mrs. c. !.
Martin. Boone Mill, Va, who is
The mother of eighteen child
rem. Mrs. Martin was cured of
stomach trouble and constipa
ton by Chamberlain's Tablets
after five years of suffering
and now recommends these
tablets to the public. Sold by
all dealers.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Type Of Crest Man.

The greatest man ID he Who choose.
the right With IN invincible resolu.
tlon: who resists the. sorest tempta.
lions from within and without: Who
bears tho heaviest burdens cheerful.
": who % the calmest In storms ana
whose reliance on truth. on virtue. on
600. 70 tho most neutrality-suspicious.,
ming.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Trinity Guild.

The Ladies of Trinity Guild
will be entertained at the home
of Mrs. Watson Thursday,
Feb. 20.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22
Social Club.

The Social Club will be en-.
tertaiued Tuesday, Feb. Goth,
by Allen Taylor.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22

furniture and other articles to
numerous to mention.
Terms: Under $1,000 cash
and over time will be given un.
til Oct. I, 1912 on good bankable
paper drawing 10 per cent in
terest.
Free lunch at noon. Sale be-
gins at II o'clock.
3h$L. G. Reimenschneider,
.s> ~ Auctioneer.
J. p. Reeder. clerk.
Robert Chapweske. owner.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1912-02-22

This is the season of the year
when mothers feel very much
concerned over the frequent
colds contracted by their child
rem. and have abundant reason
tor it as every cold weakens
tue lungs, lowers the vitality
aud paves the way for the
more serious diseases that 90
often follow. Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy is famous for
it's cures. and is pleasant and
safe to take. For sale by a,
dealers.