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aartiun sales, tuturr DAYS
Casselman & Co.
The Farm Stock Auctlone.rs.



Description OF capital farm to be
sold BY public auction.
FRIDAY, JUNE II. 1912
at 1890 y. NJ,
on the premises OF MIR. |. \. Arnold.
rae property known as the old CrostIc
place facing right on the New Road
on the nortn side. fourteen miles from
Manchester. ABOUT onc-half mile west
Of SWEET Greek and two und one-halS
miles from Perdue Station. T. & w.
X X
We VIII first offer tho farm in one
lot. on very easy terms and long time
giving ai opportunity TO secure . good
homestead with Il Nury little outlay.
The fttln consists OF 90 ga acres. all
fenced: 80 acres cleared and in culti-
Fation' 60 acres of pasture: 10 acres OF
cordwood. Tho land lays wlsll for
drainage and is all workable three
good streams OF running water: lithia.
spring close 10 Kitchen. nice orchard.
all bearing. and good strawb .rry bed.
comfortable hve-rooin dwelling
nous: good tobacco barn ample other
outbuildIngs that need some repairs
Following t'r, above. We will sell the
year-oid bay mare, Guaranteed: useful
| horse, thirteen years old sound and a
good workar; dairy COW. eight years
old. with calf at s!da dairy COW. seven
| COW. live years old. IN good milk; dairy
. COW, three years old in good milk:
heifcr two years old; heiisr calf. eight
months; yearling Jersey bull; fine
Ber!sshire SOW, due to farrow in six
weeks; quantity first-class poultry.
thorough5 red Rhode Island Reds a
fine siN-shot Marlire repeating shot
gun. with a sole leather case: tins whole
of the farm machinery and !mpl2 ments;
blacksmEths' hand forge and viss and
all kinds OF small hand and farm tools
as used on an up-to-d farm too
! numerous TO mention; also hous an old
- nd .t-r1tf1 1,tfi ,,tr
class piano by Steinway, q fine steel
cook stove and an almost new Kerosene
angle lamp.
The live stock is o. X The tmple-
nents ara all IN good condition and
We call special attention to this sale
TERMS: Cash. Everything for tho
high dollar.
CASSELAnAN & CO..
Auot,onesrs,
1913 E. Main ST.. Phone Monros 1902.
Sale positive. This offers grand
opportunity to secure a good farm
cheap and on good terms.
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New York. sworn countcrchargcs
against his wife.
In American society circles this
weeks dinners and receptions were
numerous and smart. Mrs Vanderbilt
gave a small dinner for her daughter.
tho Countess Szechenyl, who liz visit
Ing her.
Ambassador and Mrs. Herrick VIII
be entertained on Monday by Mrs
Frederick sherman. and by Mrs. Bar
ton French on June is. and By Mrs
.fnloa Rnche ON IMnn %
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FLATS AND APARTMENTS

Rental Location
sf2o P5r an. E127 w. Franklin ST.. s
. lst floor apartment
600 per an. c339-A w. Grace St. 2
lst floor apartment.
600 per an 26ll Grove Avenue 8
"a hoor alNar tment
Possession july
600 per an. 800 w. Grace ST. ?
"a floor apartment.
fiea! furnished. No
children. Possession
at once.
ooo per an. 2Sl+ Grows Avenue =
I'd floor apartment.
Possession July /.
'o' per an zoos W. Grace ST. 7
$50 per an. 27o3 Hanover Ave q
I'd floor apartment.
~ ectrtc lights.
steam heat. Poss.
$50 ran. aes al : o7 ne, 8.
lst floor partrnent.
Electric lights. Hot
water heat.
42o per an lis 5. Third St, 1st
49, nat ............
4eo per an, rs s. Third St. I'd
400 per an, lila n Allison ST.. Z
LIST aat. Sasam heat.
'i'N'ii ~ HShts. PoSS.
at once.
40 per an. ID S Third St. list flat.
$50 per an So7 e. Leigh St.. ist
Tat aud stable
$50 per an. ll5 s Third ST. Cd Fat
27o pfran. 1916 Grove Ave. I'd
Nat
25o per an. 1858 W. Cary st. ist
fat. Electric lights.
bath .....
24' per an. So1 f. Leigh ST. I'd
2as per an. 2ooG stuart Avenue
2io per an. ga s Rowland ST
'st flat. Possession
at.oncs .. <
$50 per an COOS Stuart Ave. I'd
nat .
"Colieotion Of rents and the rental
business our speciality"
McVeigh & Glinn
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AUCTION salts, future Days
AUCTION SALE.
GIBBoNEY -NUCKOLS CO, nc.
Real Estate Auctioneers


At the request OF the owner, we Will
offer for sale at public auction. on the
premises,
FRIDAY. JUNE l4TH, 1912.
at o'clock p. NJ.
that beautiful suburban home al Stop
81. Westhampton. on the car line. The
property faces Grove Road 300 feet.
Granite Avenue frontage of eco feet.
West View Avenue frontage of 26l feet.
The house has ten rooms and is in first
class condition. Nice we'll OF water:
stable. SoNSo TWO stories. The ground
is laid off in lots, as follows:
Thirteen building lots of different
sizes. together with the lot on which
the house is situated. We are IN posi-
ton to offer splendid terms. and this
property is a rare chance for an in
vestmcnt
Terms announced at sale, Plot and
further information furnished upon
application 10 the auctioneers.
GIBBONEY -NUCkOLS CO,
ioi4 East Main Street.
Auctionecrs.
AUCTION SALE
BY
GIBBoNEY-N UcKoLs CO. INC.
Real Estate Auctionecrs.
At the request OF owner, I'VE will offer
for sale at public auction, on the prem
Uses,
SATURDAY, JUNE 18TH, 1912.
at { o'clock p. NJ
NO. 1913 DELAWARE AVENUE. HIGH.
LAND PARK.
The house contains seven rooms,
bathroom, and is the only house on the
square between the park and Burns
Street. This house is well located for
q home. The lot is thirty-nve feet
front by 40 feet deep to an alley. This
property viii make any one Il nice home
and Will sell ii on Very easy terms,
which Will be announced at sale
GIBBONE -NUCkOLS CO, INC,
Auctionccrs.
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AT the request of the owner. who ex-
poets to remove from the city, we shah
offer FOR sale at public auction on
THURSDAY, JUNE 10. 1912.
at o'clock Z. NJ,
the above described property. The
dwelling contains seven bright airy
rooms. besides bath and pantry; 1t has
concrete porches. front and rear; gas
and water The lot has frontage of
thirty feet, running back n good depth
TO an alley In the rear. This property
is in close proximity to tour churches
and Fairmount Public School, and this
sale should command the attention OF
any one looking for delightful home
In this growing section of the city or
Tor those looking for a safe invest
mcnt.
TERMS: Liberal and announced at
sale.
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE.
Auctioneers
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~
Pages Commissary
1902 East Franklin Street,
THURSDAY. JUNE 18TH.
Beginning at 1880 O'Clock
We will sell about carload of now
Chairs and Rockers. Il large quaint ity
of Groceries. such as Canned Toma.
toes. karo Syrup. Baking Powder,
chewing and Smoking Tobacco of va
FiouS kinds. Bottled Catsup, Pickles.
CaIicoes, Ginghams. Percales. Bleac hei
and Yellow Cottons. Ladies' Black
Dress Goods Laces and Edginss. Mems
press Shirts Mems Clothing. Mems and
ware. Ttnware. Enameled Ware. etc
Pictu-cs Ladies Millinery and Hats.
Nearly a carload of new Chairs and
ROCKERS. Sale positive. Pages says
make cleanup sale, regardless OF
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.,
BY A. j. Chewing Company.
Real Estate Auctlonocrs.
AUCTION SALE
OF
NICE BRICK DWELLING. NO. 4 EAST
LEIGH STREET,
ON WEDNESDAY. JUNE IL, 1912
az o'clock p. NJ.
The owner needing the money for
anothsIr purpose. has requested us 10
sell this property. 1t is iirst-class as
an inves tgnent and a choice home
TERMS: Easy. and announced at
sale.
BE sure 10 come on time
\. J. CHEWING COMPANY
Auotioneers.
AUCTION SALE
GIBBONEY- NuCKOIS CO, INC.
Real Estate Auctioneers.
At the request OF the owner, We will
offer for sale at public auction on the
premises.
SATURDAY. JUNE 18TH. 1919.
at o'clock p. NJ,
the following property
beautiful home in Highland Park
No, 1909 Second Avenue. The house
has six rooms, with bath, hot and cold
water. pantry, electric lights, and Is in
first class condition. The lot fronts
seventy feet on Second Avenue and has
depth of 40 feet to an alley
This is u rare chance to get yood
home at Il reasonable price.
TERMS: Very reasonable and an.
nounced at sale
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. INC.
Auctloneers.
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The Valentino AsEtha Co
AuCJiOSEGS0
q g E.A ST BROAD SIT
Automobile at Auction

We will sell. in front OF our auction
salesrooms. No. els East Broad Street.
TOMORROW (MOEDAY). JUNE 10TH.
at IL o'clock noon.
Thomas Touring Car. sixtyaorse-
power, seven-p passenger. Newly painted
and fully equipped. Has top. wind
shiled. speedometer, etc. In good run
ming condition.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co.
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ROOMS Gllantfo

SECOND FLAT OF THREE OR FOG1
rooms; central; reasonable rent
Madison 937-L
WANTED. ONE OR TWO FURNISH
ed or unfurnished rooms. west OF
Meadow, Grace Street preferred Ad-
dress 655. cnre TimesDispatch.
WANTED. BY COUPLE. WITHOUT
children. two or three rooms for
light housekeeping, Woodland He ghts
or South Richmond. Address 3 AS
care Times Dispatch.
GENTLEMAN WAISTS COOL QUIET
room with conveniences; private
family preferred. State location
price and particulars. Z COS, care
Times. Dispatch.
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At the request OF Messrs W. ].
Whitehurst &c Son. we Will sell at
1ublic auction, on
WEDNESDAY. JUNE ~
beginning at 1889 o'clock,
the equipment O.! THAR Sash, Blind.
Door and Building Material Factory,
located at Tenth and Byrd Streets,
richmond. Va After the sale of the
Mnca!nery. Tools and Fixtures, we
VIII Sell the stock OF lumber and other
material.
Also ono hne draught Horse and two
Wagons.
For further Information or list OF
machinery. call on or address
W. ]. WHlTEEIURST 6 SON,
or TILE VALENTINE, AUCTION Co,
Auot!Onears
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Granl t20tlrf
iiice OF Collector OF city Taxes,
City Hall. Room l0T

SihS iid4l lkOOin lUI.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.
City taxes for 1912 are due and
payable June 10Th to 30th. Inclusive
The city ordinances provide that
one-half may be paid II June and IN.
remaining half In December. Failures
to pay all or one-half In June incur.
penalty OF . per cent on the Who'll.
amount which is due at once. ard II
not paid before SEPTEMBER /, tho
collector is required to levy. with
costs added.
ALL MALES II years OF age. ALL
PERSONS (MALE OR FEAIALE) who
own personal property as fduciary.
and ali parties conducting business in
tho city OF Richmond (of .whateycr
nature) are assessed. and Will pleass
call and settle. sc as to avoid delin-
GRADING, PAYING. PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
GIVE NAME Is WHICH PROPER
TY STOOD on land books on January
81 1912, and see that you get ali your
bills. property transferred February
or later stands in name or owner
In 1911
This is the only notice required ny
law: please give It PROMPT ATTEN-
TION. as under the ordinances 3 ner
cent. penalty will be added 20 tho
whole bill after June goth.
Washington Ward taxes, etc. must
be paid at the Office OF the Deputy
Collector. Tenth and Hull Streets
HERBERT 1. HuLCE
Collector Of Taxes City of Richmond
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Keliable Transfers

RELIABLE TRANSIT ER.-MILLNER's
302 North Ninth Street. hauls trunks
for 25c. Claim checks Issued at the
house for your baggage. Two men
~ OF moving furniture and pianos.
Phone Madison I4i5
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l3fSccllancplta
scHNAf"s- lDIAMoND SPECIALS ;Ef:5c1iAL


ScHAGf"s DiAMoND SPECIALS
BETTER SEE WHAT WE HAVE BE.
fore you buy that diamond
s29sMA LIGHT CARAT; IT'S GER
taihiy beauty
500 TO s5o-,A SPECIAL LOT OF Elk
ira fine white stones.
Ss5 $3.50 iULL By SURPRISED AT
this price. SCHAAF'S Jewellers i9n
T.. Broad street
SHARPE co.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES REsnARp-
ened. i-2c. each: razors honed. l5c.
work hair tested. stcr!!ized and
guaranteed. Thousands sntIsned,
send for circular ana convenient
blade mailer. SHARP-O co, SOC
East Main street.
Rrftlng5
Headquarters
commandery of 81. Andrew.
No; II, knights remplar.
x SIR kNIGH'rs-ArrEND A
~ stated conclave Of the com
masrndery at your asylum in the
at O'Clock p NJ, In full dress OF a
Tempiar on foot.
Members of Richmond Commandery.
No. :, and all transient Sir knights
are courteous!y invited TO be present
by order of the Eminent COMMANDER
j. O. HAWKINS
Captain General.
George C. Jefferson. Recorder.
9 y STATED COMMUNICATIVE
KY OF traternul Lodge No 80. A.
wv i. & y. NJ. viii be held al the
Masonic eempie TOMORROW, (Mon-
dayD EVENING, June 10. at.:sO O'clock.
WORK in Master Maso.i's degree
Members are urgently requested 10
attend, and members of sistc; lodges
ana transient brethren are :ratcrna!ly
invited to unite with us.
BY order OF the Worshipful Master.
WM. RElNIIEI
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4i5reIIanepus
sToYEs REpAIREb

GAS. STEEL RANGE. ANY KIND. {;
RAND, The Expert. Call Monroe 5sG
or Monroe Alt 'N'
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RraI Gstatc JFur Rrnt
McVeigh & Glinn
FALL RENT LIST
POSSESSION SEPTEMBER i
Unless otherwise stated.

AN'>soE.SSlON SEPTEMBER !,
Unless otherwise stated.
Rental. Location. Rooms.
500 per an. 1916 Floyd Avenue. 10
'-V per an Z W. Main St. IL
Possession at once.
go per an. 935 W. Grace St.12
500 per an. Ii w. Main St ....1O
800 per an. $40 :. Third St.lO
900 per an. 32L :. Third st 10
500 per an. SOS y. Lombardy St.10
Possession at once.
v5u per an. lo2l Hanover Ave-.
$50 per an. 2310 Park Ave. s
$50 peran. 1911 Hanover Ave-.
$50 per an. 1916 Hanover Ave. s
iSU per an. 1918 Narrower Ave-.
Possession at once.
$50 per an. 1906 Park Ave. -. s
4SOper an. 222i Park Ave.
Possession at once.
$50 per an. 1925 Park Ave.
400 per an. 3O5 z. Clay St 500. .
$50 per an. ll2l West Ave.
$50 per an. 1901 Hanover Ave-. s
foO per an. lt17 West -Ave..... s
i2fssiH' an. 1903 Hanover Ave-.
Wv per an. 1908 Hanover Ave.
AZ per an. 1907 Hanover Ave-.
i20 per an. Soils E. Leigh St. .12
iZo per an. 1917 West Ave -.
fVo per an. 9oS1. L. Clay st. 10
Possession at once.
400 per an. 1905 w. Main St. 0
400 per an. 5lS y. Fifth St12
800 per an. l07 y. Rowland st. Z
Possession at once.
80 per an % y. Harrison St.
900 per an. 1928 Floyd Ave-. s
900 per an. 5ll q. Laigh St..
3Go per an. 81 y. Harrison st. :.
goo per an. zoe L. Clay St. III
Ste per an. 1901 Floyd Ave-.
9 o per an. 2S2l Park Ave. -. S
900 per an. III W. Main ST. Q
800 per an. 3203 Grove Ave.
$50 per an. S. First ST.
36o per an. 121 5. Fifth St.
500 Per an. 16 y. Linden St..
39e per an. sos y. Sixth ST.
S0o per an 3iS y. Second ST. =.
5Vo per an 320 y. Second St.
600 per an. 712 w. Clay St.
goo per an. 6l2 n. Eighth st. -. s
zoo per an GA y. Ninth ST. .... 8
-'V per an III w. Clay St.. s
Possession at once.
go per an. 1905 w. Garry st.
21o per nm. 1907 W. Cary st. ...7
go per an. 1909 w Cary st
80 per an. lis w. Clay st.
21J ptr an. 1ol \. Plum St. 49,.
2!o per an. 2O2 w. Clay St. -. s
20 per an Gil y, Tenth st. 49,. s
a.o per an. 205 ". Marhall St.
..o per an. Gas y Eighth St.
aio per an. 10 w. Cary st. -. S
80 per an. SO y. Ninth st.
80 per an. 52l y. Ninth st.
40 per an. 1903 w. Main st.
80 per an. l $. Pine St.
80 per an. 3 s. Pine st.
24o Per an. 2o1 *. Marshall ST.
-io per an. ila y. Third st.
Possession at once.
9!e per an. l24 $. Fourth st.
PIG peran. 414 y. o7th ST
soo per an. 5)7 S. Harrison ST.
2So per an. 10 S. Cherry St
zoo per an. 1919 w. Cary ST. 80.
lso per an. S12 S. Randolph ST..
Possession at once.
$50 per an. Sl4 5, Randolph St.
Possession at once.
$50 per an. 2$o S. Linden ST..
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sliARp-O co.

RAZOR BLADES REsHApr-
ened, l-2c. cacn: razors honcd. l5c
work hair tested. sterilized and
guaranteed. thousands satisfied. send
Tor circular and convenient blau.
Main Street
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BETTER SEE WHAT WE HAVE BE.
lore you buy that diamond
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S2os-A LIGHT CARAT; IT'S GER.
tainly Il beauty.
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$50 To s50--A SPECIAL LOT OF EX-
ira fine white stones
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ANTIQUES.
SHOE KErAIRlNG.

75c HAGFSOLE MEMS SHOES. coo
ladies'. every pair sewed best leath-
er. no nails. no pegs. ROYAL rub.
Der heels. csc: Tired Air rubber heels,
i0c. leather heels rebuilt like new
25c. DREW'S ELECTRIC SHOE
FACTORY. 7lS Z. Main. Phone Men
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At the request OF the owner, we Will
offer for sale at public auction. on the
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SASH, BLIND DOOR AND BUILDING
ALArfltGAL FACTORY. MACHINE
RY, LUMBER. WAGONS. HORSE,
ENC
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STOP. LOOK AND THINK.

JOHN La TouCHE. JR., NEW PLACE.
33l Wet Main: Monroe li5.. trencn
ana steam cleaning. ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned. $3.50: plated
"kirt Cleaned, zoe. plain, JDc. gloves
Cleaned. any length, lJc. per pair:
gents suit dry Cleaned, DOC. French
oIenned. 81. reduction In all WORK.
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WATCH i,EPAJI;ING.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED or CLEAN
ed by VIM. ToBIEE JR.. is a guar
nntee mat II lone properly 20
years experience. Clearing. 81: main
springs. 81. iOS East B.oad street.
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S3o;0o-YOU'LL BE SURPRISED AT
the nice size and quality stones AZ
this price. SCIiAAF'S, jewelers., A.,
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Pages Commissary
1902 East Franklin Street,
THURSDAY. JUNE 18TH.

SPECIAL
Nearly a carload OF new Chairs and
ROCKERS. Sale positive. Pages saws
make a cleanup sale. regardless OF
THE VALENTINE AUCTION CO. ~
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WANTED. SEPTEMBER lST. BARTON !
Heights fiat by couple without chill |
drer Address D $50. care Times
ID Snatch
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
GEORGE M, GRAY,

George NJ. Gray, chairman Of the re.
publican state central committee, Is
dead. The fatal blow fell while he
was directing the campaign at Far
60, and throughout the state many
men are bereaved For George NJ.
Gray was a splendid gentleman, a
true friend and a sincere exponent Of
the better things in life.
For a great many years George NJ.
Gray has been conspicuous for his
ability and his integrity, for his zeal
and his sense. His life was one Of
constant endeavor. He believed that
each day possessed its opportunity for
advancement in character as we'll as
in a material way. 1t was his stead
fastness which appealed to the people
the most, his devotion to those things
which appealed to him. He was a re-
lentless worker, a close student, and
from a meagre start in Kenmare he
built a great success because he was
worthy of it.
To many OF us 1t would seem that
1t was not due that George NJ. Gray
should leave us now. 1t would seem
that many more years would be spar
ed him, some Of them years Of leisure
where he could enjoy a rest from con.
slant work. 1t seems harder than
usual to give up a mar like George NJ.
Gray. But in that brief period he &C.
complished more than most jealous
men accomplish in a lifetime. He
probably would never have rested il
he could. George NJ. Gray was a good
citizen, a good lawyer and a good
friend. May the lessons that his life
has taught reach through the years
to prove to other strugglers that sue.
cess is there at the end of the hard
work. George NJ. Gray will continue
to be a contributor to his common.
wealth's good.
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ENDORSEMENTS FOR HIS OPPONENTS

termed such, and that is that your
dignity now would hardly permit you
to participate so hilariously in Uni
versity banquets hereafter. This may
be a good thing, too, although l would
like to sit with you once more by the
festive board and sing again the good
old songs. But l suppose that we will
have to forego some of the personal
pleasures for the good of the state
and humanity.
With best wishes, I remain,
Yours very truly,
(Signed) J. M. ANDERSON.
P. s. l forgot to say that you can
count on us as one of your campaign
boosters for 1912. ]. M. A.
j. e. Robinson VIM. F. Lemke
ROBINSON & LEMKE
Attorneys at Law
Fargo, N Oak, Nov. 1, 1911.
Hon. A. A. Bruce,
Bismarck, N. DaS.
Dear Friend
Accept my heartiest congratulations
upon your appointment as Justice Of
u Supreme Court. I also feel that
state should be congratulated up.
on having secured you as one of the
Justices Of its Supreme Court.
With kindest regards,
Your friend,
(Signed) VIM. LEMKE.
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Judge Bruce received the letters
which are printed below oon after
his appointment. The change Of atti-
tude on the part of the writer's seems
only to have come after the decision
of the Supreme Court in the case Of
Blessett VS.. Turcotte, and in which
case the court decided adversely to
the contentious of Robinson & Lemke.
These attorneys had brought suit in
the case to. deprive a farmer of a
quarter section of land on account Of
a defective title. They themselves
had acquired a half interest in the
land through a quit claim deed.
f. H. Squire, Fargo, N. D., President.
J. NJ. Anderson, Secretary.
North DAKOTA State Union American
Society of Equity State Office,
Room 52S DeLendercie Building.
Fargo, N. Oak, Hill.
Judge A. A. Bruce,
Grand Forks, N. Oak,
Dear Friend:
needn't tell you that was delight
ed with your appointment to the Su.
preme Court of this State. While 1t
was a surprise to all, have not as yet
heard any dissatisfaction with the ap-
pointment. l have heard many say
that 1t is the best appointment that
Governor Burke has ever made.
l have but one regret, If it may be
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Passenger Agent In Town.

Edward A. Whitaker, travelling pas
senger agent for the Northwestern
Line, was here from st. Paul yester-
day and was a capitol visitor in COM
pany with Agent Mcdonald Of the N.
p. Mr.. Whitaker is very much inter-
ested in a new departure which Is be-
ing contemplated by the Northwest.
ern, in the style of a daylight train
from Chicago to the coast. 1t is tc
be known as the Sunrise ard Sun.
set Limited" The object Is to try
out an experiment in railroading
which will be watched with interest
by railroad people and the public as
we'll. The plan Is to start a train
from Chicago each day which will
start at sunrise and make 1t to point
to reach some prominent place .iong
the route by sunset, where the train
will tie up yer night, thereby giving
the passengers an opportunity to view
the entire trip by daylight. The trav-
cling public, that is the tourists, will
appreciate this feature as it is we'll
understood that very often the best
part Of the scenery along the route
is missed by passing through It in the
night Inc object of this new feature
is to allow the passengers to view the
country during the day and enjoy
themselves in the city during the ev-
ening, having their sleepers at their
disposal during the night.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-31
HAD HALLOWEEN PARTY.

Last evening Joe Glatt entertained
very pleasantly a number of friends
at a Halloween party. The house was
s%plendidly decorated in true Hallow-
cen fashion, with witches, bats, jack
O. lanterns and everything presented
in a most bewitching and %hobgoblin
appearance. The following girls and
boys were the guests: Margaret
Weatherhead, Esther Staley, Wally
DURHAM, Ethel Tousley, Geraldine Pen
warden, Adele Kaufman, Annie AT
kinson, Clara Dahl and Tiny Smith;
Percy Hughes, Robert Wolbert, Gene
Leonard, Angelo Holt, Paul Register,
Howard Watkins, Charles Owens and
Edga" Tordahl. All sorts of games ap-
propriate to the occasion were indnlg-
ed in and prizes offered to the win
ming sides of guessing contests. After
the evenings fun Halloween refresh
ments were served.