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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

ig. block 49, lots 20 ~. block ~.
lo,s 10 40. block "a. an in segrcsi
addition 20 corpus christi sieoo 90
T.. " crals io " u Gratis all iAat
portion of Ocean View addition sf-
tween BAy yIeg ana Corpus cbdsh
uAy 900 rnd other confederation.
NJ Crair 20 Nellie n Gratis. all
that par, Of isay View iYias botsccn
Hay Nieu ave and Corpus christi
hay $500 aud other valuable con.
sldoration
y ~ Bishop 10 u Ramsey ZOE
scres oni o. W ~ w. section 20.
Bishop subdivision OF the Uriseou
ranch $4,000 90
" smith snd wifr go Ne'iie
iiopson Tots o. 10 and a.. hloek
la. Central wharf and Warehouses
Cos addition 20 Corpus Christi
$500. oo
Corpus Bcach Hotel aud Land Go
70 Maybe e Webster. loi 100 blood
IS. Corpus Beach Hotel addition.
t6e0 90.
Martin r. Yates 10 " G. stewart
and q . Newmau y "a Of ma -
section % Dfiscosi paaurr saeee
Martin r Yates 20 ". G. stewart
aud o . Newman. \ ~ of NV Is
and sw 80 Of W. aectlon DrsseoIi
pasture fsfoozf
Nsfilh T Yates 70 W G stssAft
and o % Newman, \ ~ az nE "a
section rs. DriFcoll Pasture 1880.
Martin r Yates - W e. Bts~arf
and q q. newman, sK 4 section e..
DuAcoi pasture fse0O 90
Martin + Yafes 90 " G sievaFt
and q q NeWman, w ". ~ ~
~ SIX -. section a. Drisnoil pas-
turc 1850 ~
The state " Tssas 70 Alta 0TiKs-
b.. ! 10 acses on Mustang Island
VIZ BIRD and wife 70 " A Rector.
lots 70 ~, aeetlon iss, 0gi lota.
nishog. Teaaa flh.i&A 80
" A. Jones - Al 20 u u. Lee -
Al. W los o. W seetlon 10 Bran
ieAF Bros sabdiFisian Of the Clara
aoa rAnGh fzsssfe
r. FOSTER and wife ~ clyde
Barnes. y ~ ~ sw ~. section ~.
Drlseoii ranch. Exchange Of prop
erts
The state Of TEXAS 10 y. " y0nnx.
acres on Mustang Island.
Freeborn and sherman % " y.
shannon. lots 2s and 20. block 40.
Saeces nag Hsghts addition 70 Cor
pos Christi stbeOe
Eawarc white 70 Marion v Rob
era. bot 2. tssek Whites ssssAs'
vision ~ tbs White snrvsy fbse.ee
W r. Glib 10 Robert v. Flaelisn.
IT.. lots 2 and .. eeefion ise. Brain.
snr Aros spodiyision " ,ns cisrt
spn ranch. 100000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
REALTY VALUES
SHOW INCREASE
THANSlC1IONS OI pteT WEEK
A,MKnG,rE LNnGE AMou Vt.
Deals In Acreage Tracts show SIslsn.
did Nolume aRd Substantial
Gain Ia Naiucs.

Real Estate Transfers flied dur.
ins the week ending Jan q. 1919
THE kleberg ToWn A Improvement
Go. 90 shelby Adams. lots az 90 no.
block 3. kingsyille. eKaa $4,000
W. y DilW 20 A Olson. lots y 40
and On. block 27 Newport Husians
Island. $4,000
Jose Garcia 10 w. cols, lots
. and 10. block ) Klnrssilie Tea.
a. $4,000
u A BAgwell and wife 10 J y Gar.
T.u. lot .. CARROTS Subdivision Of
share go. Collins ranch stiee 90.
b. A. hagRel and wife 10 " Car.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

fcit lot o. CARROTS subdivision Of
SHARE 90. 'coliias T@Ash. $500 90
k. A nsrnrll and Wlic 10 j. IS.
Garrett iot no. Garrets enbdls lsioa
~ share ., a. Collins Ranch
Ranch tal6ooo
D. 4. alshop 20 q " Miller. NV
q section ios Bishops subdivision
% he We'll ranch s5go0 90
Char. spragae 90 Mary 4. Mayor y
i-g = Ia or section az Drlscol pss
ture. $500 90.
Mrs Margaret preyer 10 e G Car
son iot 4 block u. Parker addition
To- CoFpus Christi 5000 90.
r. e. Ely 90 u = stephenson ana
x u Jones. 800 aeres out 81 VIM
Benton rlntas pasture tlgsD0 90.
a. s Bniermau 10 Kioonora Flsh-
~ Ei-2 block lC. Nnecestown.
sg.0.0e
Frank y Lyls ana Wife 10 Mrs
NARY y Goa 10, 4. block @. Caffnsy
addition 20 Corpus Christi tsseo
Geo "a Paul 20 Robert T mccall.
lo,s a. 40 and a.. bloch az. loss
z, 4 and block 90; lots n. ~ and
~ block 40 lots = 4. D.. io.il sna
~. block ~. Drisroli Consider
alton
Geo " Paul 20 Martin l.. Yafes
farm tract M. Dfiacoll pasture
fafzs 90.
Geo, " Paul 20 Martin 7 Yates.
farm tract g. FiseoD pasture
t2l2s
Geo. ~ Paul TO Martin r Yates.
farm traei. psiscoD pasture
fkoe 90.
Geo " Paul 10 Martin T Yates.
farm Tract .. Drsscoll pasture
tieoe 90
sam Clement and wife TO otto
Kieaehniek. 100 acres OF we1 side
~ wv "a section t62. Joss Antonio
CAhaAos gFaEt 1850 90,
Wm. lieHeFmAna 70 Otto Kleseh-
niet ago acres out o. section 1872.
lose Antonlo cshafos grant. 1880.
Mira NJ y. Martha 70 George A.
Keeler, lots j, ?. q. 4. 3. q and Z.
block sea Fitehue place addition 70
Corpus Christi tssHee,
q. W ratrtcs ana wifs 10 J. PAs-
sesitch. lot 90. Patrick Garden's sd-
diilon 70 Corpus Chrisfi 1859 90.
r. p. HAl5man 10 " r. cAlksns.
iois : aRd 3. section 81. SeciiEzon
ranch. $4,000.
~ a. eerrest and wife 20 Mrs,
T.. Z. crews, lnis I. ana .. hiock
20. lots 4 20 In block ~; lots ]
- ; ~ "a ssA ~. baock IkF iots
5 and s. hlock ~. 10; 9. bloch ~.
icss g. 3 ana 8. hlock a.: IoSs Z 2
and ,, block n. aii IN sewsest's AZ
cision 10 Corpus chritt ff1eo.to.
Mira. l.. r. Crews 10 " " segress.
iots !. ?. :. 10. ~ and 2. block -.
iofs I 20 >. block "a; lots aid .,
block ~. lots 4. and 2. block az
iota and 3. biork ~: loa 8. block
~. l0ts 7 ard 4. block ~; lots : ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

ni1s wip ~ received until noon
Of san sfh. 1914. Cor fh@ erection
of . z1hooi buildin1 I'm hs-ssTs. Ra..
ses county. Tesns All blds mus, be-
addressed 90 MAI nsnsoD. Corpus
chrls,l Tesas. and must Ne nocons-
panied BY a certified check fos $3.50.
plans ssa specifications may 10 seem
AZ ofse~ OF = W. smith. Corpus
chrlsss. OF q ~ sheppard. Riviera
The rixkf 10 reject any or All bids
10 hereby rsnsrssd NAT BENTON.
County sHpt Nsecss counfy.
Is2slst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

soMk BARGAINS Ten acres iust
~es' % esy limits Of Corpus Christi
oa eood Rad all IN cultivation. dcep
black loan soA. shrve roam house.
lei and small hSfn pfics f451e ee
sptosn aerss ioNiuE iilil crest aa-
dillon. hlEh elevation overlook sar
The clts. conveniently ioeatcd Tor sn-
hprtsn hume. finr iand VIA good
surroundings. part cleared Prize
t12ae.oe six recon houss Ia good
condition. on corner let near linton
Depot. good iocNtion Prles ffGoe
See a. ~ Warren. owner. Jones
huildlnr. Corpus christi Texas
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. great Ssass o.
North natcsA sflsss uaumit~d ~.
rcrsartties sor hpsssese 70 classified
sasessisers The recognised stvey-
stsins msdiun n the rAsuo pss,s
ant sanasy censisF->ew the snly
ssssa d>s paper In the state and me
pxrsr which sssrse< the largest
amount Of classified advertising The
cossfer-New~ covers Nrrsh nakesa
like . hlknksts re>thsas an aerts II
sho state the dsy Of PUBLICATION, n
10 the paper 10 nee n order 10 set
resaitsi nsssk ane ssai s~ wett
fifss inssrtluus ans-taif cent PCT
Word saeceedlns lnssrsions sifss
censs per line per month, Address.
The cossssr~Ns~s Fargo. n n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

After this dat, bTing your Euod
dresses 20 900 Chaparral So 90 b.
made --latest up-to-dAte styles Mr.
nodine Phone sfL l7gi
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ron nENT Three room hputs
,siesn sn. tiki i've rNam htnHe. irc'
tflc llshie. bath. close 10. sfk v A,
nsckosi. soi Chanarrai n, Phone %.
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4,SE,sD


FhR sAi.R ~ eeaer. splsnasa bar
satin. ROOM frame residence. one
oloek south q iiies School, elcse IN
eropvris rvrms "a nshi. bsianco
lens time payments Write boa 40
OF tali room ZEE CITY NAsloaal HES
igtf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

ron nENr a nl5el, iucased fur
eishci room. IN the heart Of town,
reasonable. Appls az reiephons Of
fIce. Mesquite ~ isu
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

nl slNfSS opportunity Ia son
pant business that ain pa, yva
700 pet tont profit, You bAnale
souf osn none, small capital VII
start you Write sse oafe this ohee
l7It
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Ads taken osrr 'sso rhune aFs
,hagesa ., 81, same rate a. east
ada rhoae your a. IN nov 20
words DAYS soc
Eel.plsNne ~.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

FOR SALE Livery stable aeins q
Sood bus,usss in iloarishlns to~n.
$500 inhabitants
i20c sores ~ niies west from
kinsssiilv. miles fFom Ricardo. 10
miles from Premont Price sia per
acre W kosefs. kmsssiils. Tss
lggA tfss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

~ you break lens 20 your glasses
hrlng the pssees 10 as We can du-
plieass a. TIE stamms. GA Mesquite
~, M 60
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son nooM~.

ron nFNT FURNISHED runms an
ne bas spg Tviss "a rhope 80
ta4i n
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
91Z AO0 210 CHAPARRAL


Desirable restaurant proposition
DlF bArsaln Tar cash ,. u CAamhers,
el& cAApsFgal. nhene tst.
isss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

WE WANT q man or eomAn to take
chArsc ~ an e9~acs here fof thr
bee, pa'lns Proposition on the mar
kes Write sue care this orice
ggit
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

THEY TkiErHoNEn Tor their rain
aud tho result eas Mr D. D. Rims
aud lee Miller both havinF farms
in the Naecrs River Irrigation PARA
sold their cabbage in the field 20 Nv
G. y Coleman Cor $3.50 90 per acre
We have Few 40 and 20 acre
tracts Va the Naeccs Rivor irrira
tion PARK. that We can soil ior
short time FOR ttoo 90 per hc-s
good terms low interest a
BARNES 4 Co fFIst
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Nisa NahlilnA \ SMITH lsAther
OF voices and plano. VIII epcn her
slAdp ser students ., sos Mosqalte
81. an Monday tsn = Those ~
sirlns 70 study viii a. ven 10 call
At 40 eafly date = i'm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

gENkNnEn stevens fiiss Co. labor
aafsaa man. u soa ~sai lsbnssfs 81
sny hind sF n yon sxn, wort. n
wa have ans hides 10 sell sss No 90
aay all Kinds 81 skins stevens isids
co. iote leopard ~ ~ gm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
Rubber Stamps,
Stencils and Seals

s>sth~esssrs Seal q sssneil wsrks.
Phone No. us Corpus Christi. Tsrks
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

Which ~ this bsneh vii yea seiecs
for the Christmas dinner
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

To TRADE ao0o-acr, ranch. g.
yell improved want south Texas
property all trade farms. bus
mess houscs A. slnton nedes land
Co sins0n. Ter i-t-6t
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

WANTKn neafdefs At isel cha.
paffal room ana BOARD th.oe pey
week phans ift a.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

wANrEp The ladies 81 81. chfis-
tao char,h viii 80, plsln fe9ins
and ain make and icsh sgoshst
rhens gio. 10 ca
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

foR SALE sand ana gravel for
sidewalks and building purposes An
orders guaranteed A. kohufek
Thomaslon. Texas 1895 sun
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ron sAIK

FOR SALE Nineiy -four head 81 5
and C.year-oia steers. on iced part
OF them ready FOR market v q
hliier i-C-Ct
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

FOR SALE Good driving horse
buggy sud harness. cheap FOR cash.
or ~ill trade IN on good lot Can At
sio starr So. or phone az.
isisti
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

ron SAi.E winae~ and shutters
several teCtions az iAiisee. cedar
postA and excelsior A G. Kaiser
1884 Water a. ittf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07
It's On This Page Give Prompt Returns For Small InYest1


FOR SALE. TRADE or rest. one Of
tns best eiretFst piancs. IS nosss
heen used Only few weeks good
SArfsin for restaurants. peol rooms
% ,hrsters Dreamisnd TeeA,er. ssE
Ansonle. TsxAs lags Tot
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-01-07

ron sALE Hound months old
hlAsk and tan pups ana moiher
ptans 80 Esri Ksier
4 s sd it~kis
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-05-24
UPPER BOX ELDER.

Chas. Harrington and his crew
have Teen doing some road work
the last few days.
A. w. Lucas, the hide buyer
from Ekalaka was through here
last week buying hides.
Thomas Johnson and family
spent Saturday night and Sun
day at the home Of Frank Har-
ringtOn.
Guy Ewalt spent a few days
in Ekalaka last week. He come
home Sunday with a new saddle
and chaps He is ready for the
''high-ride" now.
Miss Grace Naugle and father
were over Sunday to see the ball
game between the married men
and the Wifeiess boys. The
score wac y to "a in favor of
the wifeless boys. After the bal
game we bad some foot races
and bron3ho busting. Chas.
johnson rode one of Steve Brow
er's work horses and Dick Long
rode one CT Tom Johnson's old
saddle horses. 1t was sure worth
the price to SEQ them ride, (that
If you never saw any riding
before).
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-05-24
DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION,

Notice is hereby given that a
County Mass Meeting of the
Democrat Party of Custer
County, Montana, will be held at
the Court house in the City Of
Miles Cit al 8 o'clock p. m.
Monday, May 2Ich, 1912, for the
purpose Of eIecting IL delegates
and II alternate delegates to the
State Convection of the Demo-
cratic Party 70 be held at Butte,
Montana. on Wednesday, May
29th, 1912. III Democrats ssof
the County OF Custer are urgent
w requested to be present at this
mass meeting.
Done by order Of the Demo-
cratic County Central Committee
of Custer County. Montana, this
14th day Of May, A. D. 1912.
Thos. GLIB, Chairman.
| A. C. Ross, Secretary.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1912-05-24
AT The Church.

A sacred Memorial Service will
be held at the church next Sum
day evening at 7:45 o'clock as a
preparation for the regular Men,
orial May observances on Thurs
day. The church will be decor
ated.
l. Voluntary and DoNo]ogy.
2. Invocation,
3. Responsive Reading,
4. The Gloria Patria,
5. Hymn-"Onward Christian
Soldiers''.
6. Scripture,
z. Prayer,
s. Solo-'Just Before the Bat
tie Mother''- Minnie Finlayson
and Dorothy Coonan.
8. Grafton THE Gettysburg
Address''-Orlando Osgood.
10. Announcements,
II. Offering,
II. Hymn-Fling out the
Banner,
-. '"The price of a
Country,
"A. Hymn-''America'',
IS. Benediction.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-05-16
WHO WILL VOLUNTEER?

Men are at work filling in the vacant
corner at Second and Main SITS. and the
sowing of grass seed and building of a
grandstand are the next steps to be
taken. To make the corner thing of
beauty and a lasting advertisement to
the enterprise of our citizens and school
children it would be good idea to start
competitive flower raising contest
among the school children. A good plan
would be to form the children into small
clubs and allot each club a certain bed
to cultivate. The whole corner could be
laid off by committee of ladies in re-
gard to the walks and shape of beds.
Contributions could be made by the cit
liens either out of stock or in cash for
the best flowers and best arrangement
as to design and color. The work would
not only help beautify the city but would
be source Of pleasure for the children
of the city. The school gardens in
Jamestown are known all over this sec
tion of the country and it is real pleas
ure to the citizens of that city to see
their children take such an interest in
it. Will some of the ladies organiza-
tions in the city take hold Of the prop
osition? The men will be only too glad
to lend their assistance if called upon.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-05-16
MOTHERS DAY FITTINGLY
OBSERVED

Churches in general all oyer the
country held services last Sunday in
commemoration of Mothers Day and
Oakes was no exception. The Wood
men and Royal Neighbors met at
Union Temple at 1915 in the morning
and after receiving a white carnation-
the flower Of the day-proceeded in a
body to the Academy of Music where
services were held. About seventy
five lodge members were in the line Of
march and the hall was packed by the
time the services began. The sermon
by Rev. Jackson of the Presbyterian
church was very touching and made a
deep impression on his hearers. Ap-
propriate music was rendered and all
honor given the one on earth we love
best.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-05-16
TRY A WANT AD IN THE TIMES
Democratic Mass Meeting.

A mass meeting of the democrats of
Dickey County will be held at the court
house in the city of Glendale on Sat-
urday, May 18, 1912, at two O'Clock in
the afternoon for the purpose of dis
cussing the issues and formulating a
plan of action for the coming campaign.
Arrangements have been made for
good speakers for the occasion, and
every democrat in the county is invited
and urged to be present and aid in
making this a rousing get-together
meeting of Dlckey county democracy.
IS. V. Saunders, Chairman.
Frank Koob, Secretary.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-05-16
BAND CONCERT PLEAsEs
A Large and Appreclative Audience
Give the Boys a Fine Greeting.


The Oakes Concert Band made a fine
reputation for itself last Friday
night in it's initial concert given in the
Academy of Music. The house was
filled to it's capacity and the boys were
determined to entertain in a manner
beftting Oakes. The program ar
ranged was quite long one and sew
eral numbers were rendered by persons
outside of the band. For the length
of time the boys haye been practicing
and the fact that some of them are
just starting their musical education,
the results shown are certainly graft
flying to the citizens Of Oakes and
much praise is heard on all sides for
the instructor and the individual effort
each member is putting forward to
make the Oakes band the best in the
state.
The program opened with a march
by the orchestra which was we'll re-
ceived, and two more numbers-"Ev
ming Hour Selection" and "Sunny
South Overture" were rendered. The
band then played march, schottische
and overture and were loudly ap-
plauded. E. Naylor, in trombone
solo, "The Palms." received an encore
for his excellent work. Miss Bernice
Smell rendered a vocal solo, "Happy
Days." which was so we'll received
that she was called upon for another
number. A. P. Guy then gave read
ing which was very entertaining and
was called upon for another. The male
quartette, consisting of Messrs.
Becker, Elmer, Jackson and Naylor,
rendered ''The Story of the Bee". in a
manner that thoroughly pleased the
audience. G. W. Becker gave violin
solo in which he displayed the fine tai.
ent that he possesses. Mrs. B. E.
Ryder sang "Carmena" which was
probably the best number on the pro.
gram and she was the recipient OF
much praise. M. D. Sutton gave q
ten minute talk on "Our Greatest
Need" and thoroughly impressed the
audience with his manner. The Span
ish dance as given by Misses Sampey
and Smell was very artistic and pleas
ing. The music part of the program
ended with selection, "Heart Bowed
Down" by the male quartette and they
received their share Of favors. Aftel
short intermisslon Mr.. Piet Piertskin
: the much heralded strong man, made
his appearance and simply electrified
the audience by his great feats O.
strength.
Resides being a great success musi
cally the concert and dance which fol
lowed were great success financial.
as the boys took in $195 and their ex
pense will probably be in the neighbor
hood of $50, which leaves them mic,
little balance which they will use il
purchase of some new instruments
'The Oakes way" of, showing ap
probation to a home enterprise is no
only very helpful and encouraging bu
''the only way"
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1912-05-16
D1CKEY COUNTY SETTLERS
Glendale, N. D., May l

Ellendale, N. L., May II, 1917.
To Dickey County Settlers:
The Great Northern Railway Com
pany requests the Glendale CONNER
cial Club to procure from every settler
in the county the names of their east
ern friends, acquaintance and pros
pective land buyers.
The company will place each name
on their mailing list and mail them
publications and literature descriptive
of this portion of the state.
In their letter the Great Northern
states: ''We have found that about 60
per cent of the settlers whom we move
to the Northwest, have friends and ac-
quainrances upon whom they are de-
pendlng for reports concerning the
country. If people in the east receive
attractive literature descriptive of this
part of the country, where they know
they have friends, it will have favor
able influence upon them if they are
considering a change of location. Why
not have them settle in your commun-
ity? You probably do not realize to
what extent people, who are looking
for homes, are being besieged by other
districts who are alive to the import
ance of reaching the man in the east
through the medium of his friend al
ready west
Will every settler in Dickey county
make list Of the names and address
Of their friends. acquaintance and
prospective buyers in the east and mail
the list to the Glendale Commercial
Club? The Club and the Great North
ern Railway Company will do the rest.
This is part Of the mo Jement fol
corn, hogs, cattle, dairy products, the
silo and $4,000 land.
Settlers kindly send in the names
and addresses. Don't hesitate.
Very truly yours,
Advt. &C. C. Williams,
Secretary Glendale Commercial Club