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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-02-06
BY j. Thompson Brown 6 Co..
lll3 East Main Street,
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
HIGHLAND SPRINGS
DWELLING AND SEVEN LOTS.

BY virtue Of deed of trust to the
undersigned. dated June 80. 1910.
recorded In Henrico Circuit Court. ID.
d. 1874, page 81, to secure the pay
mcnt OF Certain notes therein de-
scribed. default having been made by
S. \. Sharp and f. Schott. who as
sumed the same. and being required
so to do. will sell at public auction,
on the premises, to the highest bidder,
WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 4,
at p. NJ.
tract of land. with all improvements
thereon, fronting 100 feet on Vine
Street and $50 feet on Beech Street.
being lots to IL. block 3. section 9.
plan OF Highland Springs; 4 nice, neat
little house OF five rooms, poultry runs,
stables etc. with large yard
TERMS: Cash as to expenses of sale
and to pay note Of 1915 and s225,
with protest fees and interest from
December 80 1911. all unpaid taxes.
and balance In one year.
LEROY E. BROWN,
Trustee.
AuctiOneerS. 3t.I,
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SHOE REPAIRING.
ALADDIN KEROSENE OH.

DELIVERED ANY PART OF THE
city or suburbs, five gallons for 10
cents; no odor; no smoke. HOWELL
BROS. 6O2 East Broad
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uPHoLsTERNo.

FURNITURE REPAIRED AND POL
tsned. mattresses renovated. antiques
bought and sold. LEVY, the Uphol-
sterer. 425 West Broad.
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If YOU WANT TO BUY. SELL OR
glad to see you. THE MIDDLE At
LANTlC REFRIGERATION Co, INC,
No. 500 Commonwealth Bunk Build
ing, Richmond, Va.
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AufnoH asales, GIFTS Bap.
BY &. L 3 ii. L 6eno On. 49,
Real Estate Auotioneers.
11Soo1EES AUCI1UN SALE p. F5E "a
Neat Frame Semi Detached
Groom Dwelling, No.
800 North 9th Street,
Richmond, Va.

At the request of the Virginia Trugt
company, and by virtue OF deed Of.
trust, onted october 5. 1911. rscorte I
n Richmond Chancery Court tlerk'ss
oIhce, wo VIII sell by public auction
on the premises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6. 1912.
at o'clock P. NJ,
the above described real estate, The
lot fronts % feet on the west line OF
Twenty seventh Street, and extends
PACK Us feet to an alley 8 feet wide
Ihe dwelling contains six rooms. in
good condition, and will make 4 neat
home or good Investment This prop
erty Is being sold in settlement of an
estate and division Of proceeds.
TERMS: One-thlrd cash: balance at
SIX, twelve and eighteen months: or
all cash, at option OF purchaser.
VIRGINIA TRUST CO.,
Trustee
Auctioneers .EftH {;
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J. BROWN, LADIES TAILOR,
624 WEST GRACE STREET.

:. KATz. THE LADIES. TAILOR, HAS
FIFTH STREET TO HIS NEW
LADIES TAILORING .PARLORS, 2OS
. NORTH FIFTH STREET. SPECIAL
SUITS ONLY AT sS5. DON'T MISS
THIS OPPORTUNITY TO CALL, AND
INSPECT THE FRENCH MODEL;
HE HAS BROUGHT FROM NEW
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LADIES, YOUR HAIR. PUFFS! PUFFS!
puffs. those pretty hair puffs. mad o
from your own combings or cut hair.
Charges very moderate RICHMOND
HAIR STORE, 21a II. Fifth.
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NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM.
with board; southern exposure; three
bath and telephone convenient ITO
E. Grace Street. 49, $50
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Yanhrupt Anl,rss.

IN. THE DlSTRICT court OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE EAST
ERN DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA.:
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a3iSrellanfuua

70 LAD1Es@ToUR HAIR.
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situations lMantep, female
Rronts Tpr Rent

f1RRGE. NEWLY FURNIsHED ROOM
fences, suitable FOR gentlemen nr
couple; board nearly; centrally To-
Gated; $40. month. LIB, care
Times Dispatch -
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YES. WE REDYE AND REMAKE
faded switches. pompadours. etc.
Charges very moderate. THE RICH
MOSD HAIR STJ..E, 212 n Fifth
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TlIE PUBf.IC Is KN0W
that JAHSkE BROS. jewelers.. sla
East Main Street. buy. sell. oxcnu,.e
and remount diamonds IN The lateot
stylee. Old goi~ and silver Away,
Hktn in, eXchaaEe = :.
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The Valentine giuseum

ELEVENTH. AND CLAY STREETS.
Open tally from 10 A. NJ. to Z r.. AZ
Admiss on "Rr Free or 1arurdavs
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, WITH
board; three windows, single beds,
electric lights: bath, and telephone.
ITO East Grace,
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LOST, MEAN CORNER ALLISON AND
tdfR avenue, UiuGK Cvvher spaAiel
puppy. i,e"aIu IL re,utLeu 10 w.
AS.Apf JOrI4o. JIt.. 2IvJ Park Ave.
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In the matter OF \ No. 1oas.
CHARLES C. TURNER, In
Bankrupt Rankr,ptcy.
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SALE BY Public AUCTION
OF THE DESIRABLE
Two-Story Dwelling, No.
2ll3 Venable Street

At request of the owners. who ara
selling for division. wo Will offer by
public auction, on the premises. on
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 6,
at 1890 o'clock p. NJ.
that excellent residence, No. 2113 Ven
able Street The lot has frontage
of 30 feet, and runs back 40 feet. Tho
dwelling contains nine rooms, ali nice
ly papered. This dwelling IS very sub
stantially built. and will make n most
desirable home or Investment.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
c. T. & II. L. DENOoN,
S21 East Main Street.
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Road {between Grove and turnover
Avenuesl. For particulars call Mad
ison 1856.
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Goal ann Cocoon

LoNG's WOOD IS GOOD BECAUSE IT
was split in right season and OF
good. large trees. A sample load
Will please you. His coal. burns 10
ashes. Easy to take up. Phone Mad
ison 1069-l0T0.
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GARAGE. VINE AND MAIL;
Stree's.-We have oppned an up-tu-
age for tho care of electric yshiclea
and storaB. batteries.
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RAUCH Dc LANG ELI CTRICS WA
yerley elsctrics. ohono for a dem
0nstrauon. and le. MIR: Smith toik
and Main. 3i4 n. ttu Street
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TWO SECONDHAND RCSABOUTS,
one top buggy nnd several wagons,
I'll In good repuir anu pa.ateu. These
are bargains. a. MEYEP'S SONS, TAI
Eusi Cary Stree,
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting of stockholders
OF the Virginia. aryland Coal Cor
poration Will be held at Room III
Mutual Building. Richmond, Va. on
o'clock A. NJ.
A P. ADAMS,
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KfaI Gstate .dFpr Kent

FOR RENT. IN GOOD CONDITION.
modern improvements, sIX-room,
house: bath. cellar and ietrobs. $40.
N. Thirty sixth Street, talf-sounre
from Chimborazo Park. Phone Madi-
son 41p9 s5 .Ji .ei. .FE.' q. 1sITI' 80
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Gpr 5ale

FK0sT PNooF CABBAGE PLHSTs
DINA. $1.I0 per thousp I'd: sure mead .
ers; punched In lr,s OF so plants
ENTEltPRiSE PLANT CO., Meggetts.
s. C.
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RraI Gstats
$40 Money
$4,000 to lend on Real Estate Tor
five or ten years.
H. Seldom Taylor & Co.
9fetinGe

q 10. Io.SA STATED COMMUNE.
KY cation OF Richmond Lodge. No.
/VN 10, Ancient. Free and Accepted
:Mihauns, Will be held In tho Masonic
Temple THIS tTuesdny) EVENING,
February 6, 1912. at 1880 o'clock.
Members of sister lodges and tran
silent brethren fraternaIIy Invited
BY order or the Worsnipful Master.
II. L. VAN DEVENTER.
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AT ONCE. VIRGINIA REG
istered druggist; must be sober. APP
ply SMOTHERS' DRUG STORE, Nor
folk, Va.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
COMMERCIAL CLUB DANCE
Social Side of the Organization Will Be
I~naugurated Next Wednesday
Evening in Elaborate Manner.

The social side of the Commercial
club work will be inaugurated Wednes-
day night, when the entertainment
committee will give their first dance.
The committee is making elaborate
preparations for the dance, and it
promises to he one of the biggest and
most successful ever held in the CITY.
Only members and prospective mem
bers of the club and their lady friends
will he invited.
With the appointment OF the rest of
the permanent committees. the work
of the club has been commenced in
earnest. The committees as appoint
ed by President Dunlevy are as fol-
lows:
Railroads.. G.. Massee. N. j. Nell
son. w. H. Bird, VIM. Wolff and c. D.
Billings.
Retailers-Con Bydal, John Vossler.
]. Bundle. NJ. a. Foote and Frank
Drosky.
Good Roads-T. A. Sullivan. G.. r.
jacob. J. c. Sherlock and Hugh Dun
levy.
House-A. N. Briggs, R. T. windus.
Paul johnson and A. l.. Mann.
Publicity-.c; s. 1%verson. Geo. A.
Benson. N. G. Ludvieson. Ole Myrben
Membership-Fred F'ogle, J. C. See
ley. r. A. Blair. James German and
Judge VIM. J. Rasmussen.
Taxation-L. q. LNstad. Ernest Ryt-
ter. j.. r. Johnson, +. j. Zeidlik and
E. Arneson.
Public Affairs. +. Craig, G.. A. E.
Finlayson. G. Purcell, j. w. Logan and
| w. j.. Buckley.
Entertaihment-C. ]. Kelliher, Ed
ward Buckley. l.. Sullivan. C. c. Gil
hertson and VIM. Steinbar.
Finance - Ed. Lodgard, Charles
Main. o. j. Lystad, Frank Longtime
and *. T. Skaren.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
RAILROAD GROUNDS
WILL Be MADE
ATTRACTIVE
Florists Submit Plans to the
Commercial Club Com
mittee.

II II of h plans submitted to the
n. +. grounds committee of the Grand
Forks Commercial club are approved
and put into effect the Northern Pa
citic site OH North Third street will be
transformed from a most unattractive
spot into one of the city's leading show
places.
Plans turned over to the commit
tee for its acceptance or refusal call
for a tine lawn north of the depot and
the laying Il of a beautiful plot south
of h depot. In this plot will be
geranium and Gamma beds. one of the
beds to be planted in the form and col
ors OF the n. P. monogram. This plot
will be surrounded by 4 low hedge.
The name Grand Forks" will he
worked out in flowers along the curve
in the track coming from the bridge.
\ fountain will also play near the sta
tion and a carpet bedding of flowers
will cover the slope to the street on
the southern border of the depot
grounds.
The Commercial club to
lease the station grounds from the
railroad company. The park will be
kept up by the florist who submits the
most satisfactory proposition and is
given the contract and he will derive
revenue from n greenhouse which will
be maintained on the grounds. 1t is
planned to- erect a flower store about
100 ny 80 feet in size which will be
open for business at all times.
Several florists have turned plans
over to the special committee of the
Commercial club and the matter will
be taken up this week, it is expected
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Look Who's Here

Hotel Dacotah-E. S. Bushnell, Chi
caso; John DOYLE. n. p. Hansen. A.
r. Guswold and r. f. Dahlstrom, st.
Paul; r. A. Gooselin, Chicago; y. p.
soor and Geo. S. Hofflund. Minneap-
Oils; c. W. Spencer. Grafton.
Frederick Hotels. NJ. Swenson.
Buxton; j. l.. Greenawalt. Edmonton;
y. Schiller. Fargo; w. A. Noun,
Neche; +. w. Baker and X. S. Lowell,
Chlcaso: 3. q. Bates. MINNEAPOLIS.
Columbia Hotcl--H. G.. C~ar]gaard.
Duluth; j. L. Leonard. Superior; j. T.
spice and g. W. Allen. st. Paul; r. z.
Cooley. l-aPorte. Indiana; Geo. Carl
son. Orr; Mrs. Dan Mcdonald, North
wood.
Imperial Hotel-F. Paulson and
VIE. Fargo: W. j. Leaf. Milton: ]. A.
Wright. Winnipeg: W. l.. Klett. Harp.
ers Ferry; Charles King. Lakota
"A. Norton and ". D. Cross. Cavalier.
Northern Hot"l-R. G. Burkhardt.
Crookston: w. p. Harris, Tower City;
j. \. McEwen. Rlanchard; Mrs. J.. r.
Golling, 1nkster: Arthur S. Mcmillan
Fordville.
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Rose Shows ponuIar

Rose shows are gaining in popular
lily in the rural districts. and they
promise to attain the proportions they
have reached in England. where every
village has its cricket team and
its rose show or il would he too in
significant to get on the map. Miss
Helen Gould has been organizing rose
shows. and all along Long Island
Sound the Of estates are get
ting ready to compete with their
neighbors.
In the middle west the grand COM
petition is through sweet peas, and it
is interesting to see how keen famous
men and women are to get prizes from
their productions.
Mrs. Joseph Foraker has a fine gar
den in her Cincinnati home. and her
sweet peas invariab bly, get a blue rib
bon. an honor which she prizes much.
Mrs. Charles Elroy Townsend, wife
of the Michigan enato comes from
a town where keen competition relates
to spring flowers. and she has journey
ed all the way home to see that her
hyacinths. tulips. and jonquils are
properly treated for the competition.
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THE FIRST TEST OF
REAL STRENGTH
CONTINUED from page ~

slder the claims Of contesting dele
cations. However, some time ago
old communicate my views to the
of tho Roosevelt
respecting my right to immediate
man. from Nchraska."
Senator Joseph NJ. Dixon.
manager OF Roosevelt and Congress-
man w. B. Mckinley, in charge OF
PRESIDENT Tafts campaign are ex-
pected from Washington in the morn.
Ing.
Tuesday or Wednesday Charles D.
lilies secretary to President Taft,
Will arrive to remain until after the
convention. Members of the national
committee are gathering to attend
the meeting of that body next Tues
day and it Is expected by Wednes-
day every member will be here.
Five members Of the conmitte al
ready are here. They are Harry 8
New of Indiana. David w. Mulvane
OF Pearl Wright of Louisiana,
Ralph 2. Williams of Oregon and
Frank o. Lo"dcn of Illinois.
Boies Penrosc Of Pennsylvania and
a number Of other members of the
Tuesday. Former Senator Charles
Dick of Ohio. who is to handle the
contests for the president will be here
tomorrow and Ormshy McHarg, who
is to represent Colonel Roosevelt in
the matter of contests is expected 10
arrive tomorrow evening.
Both will remain here until after
the national committee concludes the
hearing of the contests.
Secretary William Hayward Of the
national committee received one new
today.
1t was another list Of delegates at
large from Florida which makes three
sets CHOSEN at large from that state.
two Taft delegations and one Roose,
welt.
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Rehearsal Al Auditorium

Tuesday evening at 1870 sharp. the
O%ratorio society will holds it's last re-
hearsal before the n with the or
rnestra. The rehearsal will be held at
the auditorium where the chorus will
be seated as for the concerts. The
tickets for the chorus will he issued
that night to all who are in good and
regular standing. The final markings
for the books and instructions for the
final rehearsal will be given. Tho re-
hearsal with the orchestra will occur
Wednesday noon at Il o'clock at the
auditorium. 1t is the plan to have the
rehearsal last but one hour with the
chorus SO it will he necessary to he
prompt. Every member should bring
a pencil tomorrow night.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
BOOSTERS GUESTS OF
FORK LIVE
WIRES
Special Edition of Seven
States Sun Dedicated to
This City.

How thoroughly tho fifty delegates
to tho Northwest Development league
at Seattle enjoyed the rotor trip
down one side of Grand Forks and
up tho other yesterday morning was
shown in the smiling faces, the as
siduous attention many ave to talk
ing copious notes and in the many re-
marks OF pleasure heard at tho station
lust before the train pulled out. The
whole delegation can be interviewed
at once. for Representative numbers
when asked quickly old of their de-
light i'm seeing the best little city in
North Dakota.
Tho special train Of boosters arriv-
ed i'm Grand Forks about GAS O'Clock
yesterday morning and immediately
fell into the hands of Grand Forks
live wires who loaded them into
twenty-five automobiles and fo ran an
hour motorcd them about tho city.
The visitors were particularly i'm
pressed with the neat appearance of
the city. the nice streets. the light
ing system and the many fine homes.
They had a heap of good things TO
say about Grand Forks and her peo-
pic.
The booster delegation from the
twin cities was Joined here by Mayor
NJ. +. Murphy and Steve Collins.
= '" "iioii iiit w W i
the trip when they went to the sta
ton TO meet the visitors. So impress
cd were they with the members Of
the party that they could not refuse
the repeated invitations to come on
in" and when the train pulled out
these two boosters We're on their way
to represent Grand t'orks at the big
gathering.
Delegates from Duluth also Joined
the MARTY, .nt (Sc.,rcj E-rrl.S 1.octnrl,,,
Joseph NJ. Kelly and Fred y. Mann
boarded the special al Devils Lake.
y feature of the visitors stay in
Grand Forks was the publication of
Seven States Sun. printed on the train
and issued at the Great Northern
depot. The edition was dedicated to
Grand Forks and was a genuine live
article.
The special was made up of four
teen cars, including the business cars
of l.. w. Hill and of George b. Harris.
chairman of the board of directors of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy rail-
road.
The following arc from North Da-
kota and Minnesota points:
NJ. p. Beebe. A. z. Bcalc. Joseph NJ.
Kelly, +. P. Mann. Leslie Stinson. II.
Charles Burseth. A. +. Noble, n. W.
simon. f. Y. Sarvis, John Mahon. G.
w. Andrews. Henry Paul. Otto Mosi-
man. NJ. F. Murphy and Steve Collins.
The e~Xcursionists are due i'm Seattle
at 1870 Wednesday evening. After
spending Wednesday night, Thursday
and Friday in Seattle tho party will
leave for Portland by way of Tacoma
and Seaside. arriving in the Rose Fes-
tival city Monday morning. After
spending w days in that city the
honleward journey will he commence
cd. After stops at nearly forty towns
going and coming. the party is due to
arrive in ST. Paul at 1885 p. NJ. on
June 10. The return will be over the
Northern Pacific.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
PUTTING DOWN SANDSTONE
Work of Finishing the DeNfcrs Avenue
Paving Now Under Way-Other
Worked Rushed.

Superintendent Roach of the Gem
eral Contracting company this morn
ing started the work Of putting down
the sandstone paving blocks on De-
Mers avenue. The work of putting
down the concrete between the rails
of the street car track and on the
south half Of DeMers avenue has been
completed as far as Fifth street.
When the sandstone blocks have
been put in place in the first two
blocks of the venue it is expected
the contractor will begin putting
down the concrete on the south side
of the street.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Corner Stone layinn.

Tho corner tone of the new Ma
sonic temple in Grafton is to he laid
at O'Clock this afternoon. Grand
Master Robert Morrison of Pembina.
will preside. The strong box in the
corner stone will contain a copy of
the Holy Writ. the square and com
pass, lists Of charter members of the
lodge. chapter and commandery, "A
statement of the temple building. cop
les of the Grafton Record. News and
Times and Grand Forks Herald.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Mis-. Duc"an Homo.

Miss Margaret DusgAn who has
taught in the public schools at Flax
ton the past year has finished her
Year and is nom" To spend the sum-
MOI vacation With her parents, DR..
and Mrs. T.. j. DueGan of North Sixth
street. Miss Susie Duggan has also
completed her Years work at Aneta
hut has gone to tn" lake for a few
days r"st before coming home. Miss
Margaret has been elected TO the posi-
ton at !Tlaxton again next year.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Grand Jury Convened.

The grand jury for the June term
of district court convened at Crook
ston yesterday and began the investi-
cation of the several criminal cases
pending. There are only a few cases
the jury will be ready to report with
in two or three days. The petit jury
will onvcn next Monday.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
ENcrythinc Ready.

Y. NJ. G. A. returned from Mape Lake
Saturday evening. He has been maxi
ing preparations for iii" boys camp
there ncNt week. Everything is ready
now and the camp Will open on Mon
day. June 10 and last for ten days.
About fifteen or twenty boys will take
the trip and Mr.. Goodwin will accom-
pany them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Machine Enund.

The automobile belonging to G. W.
AushurN. which was stolen on DeMers
avenue Saturday night. was located
yesterday mean Mallory, Mimi. The
cnsine was broker and the machine
had been run into Il ditch and aban-
doncd. Evidently some Joy riders had
taken the a intending to bring it
back after a sDin.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
n. the City.

Practically all OF the teachers who
taught here during the past school
ear have left the city for their homes
or for some unlm resort where they
will spend their vacation. Several Of
them are remaining in the city until
after the Grand Forks Oratorio Music
festival.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Hotel Sold.

The Farmers hotel on South Fourth
street has been purchased by Herman
Luck of East Grand Forks. The prop
crty Nas sold for $4,000. Mr.. Luck
Forks. He has received an offer of
a twcntT-year lease if he will erect a
brick building suitable for renting. Mr..
luck has not YET acCepted the offer.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Candidate spencer in Town.

G. \. VI. Spencer Of Grafton. a cam
didatc FOR the republican nomination
for attorney general. was in the city
today looking after his political inter-
osts. He has been touring the state
TOR several days and says he has met
With much gcment from the
people. He still holds that the ON
struction placed on tho second choice
statute by TIL" attorney general is ill
ounded in law and not according to
the interpretations Of the courts.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Judgment Filed.

Judgment was filed this afternoon
in the divorce action of Edith Haskins
VS.. Leslie r.. Haskins. The plaintiff
was granted an absolute decree Of di-
Vorce and was given ~onc-fourth of
the defendants ropcrty AS alimony.
She was allowed 800 for attorneys
fees and Si5.75 for her costs and dis
bursements. According to the com
plant the couple We're married i'm
Grand Forks on January 12. 1903.
The plaintiff AIS alleged that Iiaskins
deserted her the same month and
since then has failed to live with her
Or provide for her support.
Want to rem a room? Want-ad-
vertise.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1912-06-03
Going. to Boston.

G"ore" Warmer. formerly a student
at the state university will leave i'm a
70" DAYS for BnStou where he will en-
t"r a Theological college. Since Icav-
ing tn" university Mr.. Warmer has
been n pastor Of one of tn" churches
ut l'raZce. Mimi.
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Amply Once More.

Harry Harm and Frank Longtime,
after failing to get licenses to run sa-
looms in their old buildings. have
made applications for permits to sell
liquor in the Frederick building. The
applications will be acted on at an
adjourned meeting Saturday, night.