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n. J. CLUB REALTY SOLD.

The estate Of William p. James has
sold to an investor the New York Club
property At West End. n. j. The entire
purchase price was paid in cash.. The
purchaser has obtained a loan Of $4,000
from tho Merrill estate. NJ. S. & !. S.
Isaac represented the seller.
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LIENS.
Manhattan.

i4sD ST, GIT w-Joseph Steig ast Fred
erick Won Rats. owner and contrac.
llisT ST. sii w-Joseph steig sst Fred
erick Won Rats. owner and contrac:
.9r Rutcyr at
Thomas T Sturges Of al. owners; Chas r
wills, Inc, contractor: PietrOwskt d
Konop Co. Inc. sub-contractor .el.7<s.to
Az A, s4-Jacob Cooper aEt Bernhardt
Drusk. owner and contractor; Abraham
Grossman. contractor. ..............i7b
18TH ST. ISL E-Adoiph 0meiin aGt Ro-
man Catholic Church OF st John the
Evangelist. owner. Gsrmania Engineer
ing n Contracting Co. Inc. c0ntrac-
9Th q ar 20 w.Max w.:rman ~ II
sgt estate of Mary ] SANFORD. owner;
Joseph Sehurman. contractor, 49,, $500
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Srsnk A. Seaver q Co. havs cold the
No family brick house At Sss Bay Ridge
srsnue for Bellucci 4 RaccuEiia.
walter 8. Ross and Charles c. 0ret-
oser have sold for the Boyd Realty
vnrpany to an investor the apartment
aeuse on the south side OF Senator street,
MT Of Third avenue.
Moore 4 Wyckon have sold 760 81.
nrks avenue. q large brick and brown
zone residence with stable. on plot sex
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GREAT NECK HOME FOR ACTOR,

frank Craven, actor. has bought a
..'erfront plot in the Great Neck es-
."s section at q reported price Of
1900. Mr.. Craven has had plans drawn
%' q New England Colonial house for
%e plot. Ernest Truck also bought a
piot on Vista Drive. Great Neck estates,
adjoining his house.
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FOREIGN RESIDENTS TO SELL.

Agreement has been reached for the
sale OF the four story and basement
dwelling at 52 East Fifty-ffth street,
owned by Marie l.. Ray of wimborne
Dorset. England. and Florence T. Ivory.
of Edinburgh. Scotland. The house oc-
tupies a lot, ~26xl00.5x Irregular. and ad-
,olns the ten story Farley building at
he southeast corner Of Madison e
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REAL ESTATE FOR sNE-QUEENs.

ELEGANT country home ~ 6 rooms and
hn'h IN a picturesque location. beau'it.l
shaded lawn; most modern I'm prnvcmcnts;
an large, liEht. airy rooms, up-to-date
kitchen, oath and laundry. = porches; th.S
homr u.Hst b, cen - be appreciated on"
30 minutes from c'v, tte guaranteed
$50 cash and ha'InDr easy. COUNTRY
HOME" box 1872 sun office.
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TAKES sCARsDALE DWELLING.

49, l." Rae Is the buyer OF the l.. r.
s'Aer house on Berkeley road. Green
.'S SeArsdaie, sold recently. Moore
NF'h"r were associated with the
~sfsIdlc estates in the sale.
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long ISLAND RE Al EsrNrE FOR SALE. UNFIRNIsMED ArARrMENrs TO LET

MODERN 6-rnorn bungalow. block from
private h"tCh ideal for a.! water sports
large living and lining rooms. artistic open
fireplace, pdu'l''I Watts and hramed Cci.-
ing bedrooms big AMI airy, with n connect
ing bath. dandy Kitchen, comfortable porch.
lawn and hedge, makes Ideal wear rouni
home within committing distance $500
cash and $40 monthly includes PRINCIPAL
amt intcr"-t. photo IVY \~TERFRONr
III NGALOM." box 40 sun office.
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DRUG co. In

Herbet Hecht 4 Co. have leased to the
Louis X. Liggett-R -Hegeman Com
pany the store INC basement space in
Phenix Building. at 16 Court street.
for a term Of seventeen years.
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OPERATOR BUYs FLATS,

irving Bachrach Is the buyer OF the
s." az 2ts and 270 West 13Ist street,
reported sold yesterday.
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BUYS sCARsDALE ACRES,

F'sh 4 Marvin have sold a tract of
cpou' acres at Scarsdale. adjoining
Mueenaces. for James Brite to Walter d.
nowe OF this city. The land has been
Saehased for immed. ute development.
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MROCHAR DWELLING BUYER.

cornelius G.. Kolnf has sold to Andrea
oAhdrea the house and grounds at II
sHu ~ Madison avenue. running through
" " townsend avenue, Arrochar. Staten
'siand. for Mrs. Sarah Sparks.
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DWELLINGS ron THE BRONX.

Three two story brick dwellings. TO
cost $4,000. are to be erected by Harry
NJ. WE'LL on the north side of 173d street.
from Anthony to Carter avenue. They
were designed by Herman L. Funk.
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chHh.TTo "a p AZ 1:' : . S g. ii.;A' 81, so.,.;n a 100
Prospect av. s6s. v Q. 20. 3xis5-wickiow
Bldg Co. Inc. 10 Emma DIes.ner. :oi W
So atty. n Y Title & Mtg Co. 1875
BROOK Nv. 1895 i~cIso--icu!, Levy
to Isabelle Wilson. t07 Central Park ".
prior mtg $4,000, oct 2. due july 2.
is?l. So, sttys. Kantrcwits a 4. $50
HATH ST, . .. I65 W Prook av. 2sxlOO-
Ida Chiert 60 August Bronde-, 50 River
side Drive. and ano ttrus), Oct :. @ yrs,
80; atty. Hy Nendt. s9 Nassau
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MONEY TO HEIoMTs BUILDERS.

The New York Title and Mortgage
Company has loaned $4,000 to the
Charlemont Building Corporation toward
the Improvement Of q plot S7.6xs5 on
The south side Of 1Ssth street s5 feet
cast Of Audubon avenue.
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SHORE FROST ESTATE at Huntington.
best section. highly improved; large mod
ern dwelling. stat. ami garage. brautlfI.
shade trees, lawns, shrubhery, gardens;
hirga.n Tor somr on. VINO appreciates the
best Particulars to principals only, ES-
hos I4J sun Office.
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EAST Of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th stree,sb

and 10th stree,sb
2sD ST. i:s-i3o f.. 8 =. $50 = 1th av. box
ss.s-Rita Building Co to Chss Lane. l5a
sth nv. Bklyn. mtg $3.50. 900. all liens.
Sept 20; attys. Bowers n 5. a. Cedar
~
Jos J silver to Anthony McOvcn. 5l5
Wales av. mtg $4,000. all Hens. sept
5isT ST. $. sis.g e "a av. ls.9x70.5--selda
q Fluckriger TO Maurice Leo. Hotel
Grenoble. SIS eth av. b and s. c a z, mtg
$1,000. Oct =; address. 100 remon
PARK Nv. e 8, ,7.2 . 9Th st. 5ox75-
Evelyn Maus.. Memphis tsoa. to samuel
Lawyers Title & T Co. 100 Bway. .sl?.ooc
s'TH st ii1 E; . isIs e PARK sv:
N Addicks. 1889 University av, mtg
$4,000. Oct 3: atty. Lawyers + a CO,
100 BNAy. !. !. !. . /. !. :. =. !. . . . . .
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(south OF Fourteenth street)
PEARL ST, 1s2-iet, 9 .. lt0.3 e Old slip.
<sl0xl2O.1o to n 3 water 81 ts6-ssJ X
<7.sxl2s2-wm ID Fitzpatrick ct al TO
Lower New York Realty Corpn. so Wall
at. mtg SIS. 600. all Hens, Sept 81. atty,
TILE Quar- & IT Co, i76 Bway. 800
RlvlSGToS ST. 1876. . 9. Is e Suffolk st.
22xl00-Eugene l. Richards. trustee In
bankruptcy of Adolf Msndel. to LYMAN
Rothkopf. 70 Pitt st. b and $, Sept y;
rsMt'y layer q 7 iSi ~ swns y sigS
. 1909 n AK G ASK $ gs.5 to St x W l?5 20
beg-Birport Realty Co to u II X Realty
atty. Lawyers Title a T Co. $50
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20%t10%
10 DAYS ONLY
BRONX REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

AT ONLY 1850. newly decorated modern
house. . rooms. electric lighting. &c: choice
block and open rear: don't delay II interested,
Douglas h Co, Grand Concourae. corner ISL ct
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WILL SACRIFICE my two jamaica lots
for $500: hAif ur all cash; worth $3.50; at
and trolley, g, JOHNSON, lO5 Flat
bush Ave. Brooklyn,
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MORTGAGES
with name and address Of lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsou,h of Fourteenth strees.)

tSouth of Fourteenth street.)
RIDERS ALLEY. s q. 1911 - Fulton ct.
runs = 80. * q lax = 1854 TO n 8 chr
8. ,27) 4 W COX n 100 and again n 10
to alley x e 25.s to beg. Oct <-2T Gin
81 Corp to Union square Saw Bank. 20
Union 80. due Sept 30. 1891. ) per cent.
atty. Lawyers 7 * T Co. 100 Bway,
ST. cs5 W. n .. ia 10 " wav.riey
pL runs n ieAioN e osx n Ask " 90 sS
, - to ~ Y e eli to Veg. Oct 3-Jos
Mattucci and Teresa Nocenti TO Title
Guar & Trust CO. i7s B~ay. 5 yrs. (;
per cent. 5000
list Az. e2t, e =. 10. = 18Th ~. % 6N66.
oct Arthur " OPP andE~e Il &
Loughlin to the Emigrant Indus Saw
Bank. / W, . per cent; a,tys. X q + !
O'Gorman. u Chambers st......&iO 600
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BROKER N CHELSEA SALE.
The John p. Peel Company negotiated
the sale Of 423 West Twenty-second
street, title to which changed hands yes
terday.
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Meht Side.
West of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and ilOth strects)

isIh ST IS, 1924 W 9Th av. runs =. BtS
The D., partment Store Corp to y y Lifa
ms a Trust Co, o. Wall II. due and int
a. per bond, supplemented to mtg Tor
sl.20O 900, reduced 20 $3.50. 900 At a. per
cent, recorded July s. 1910, on - sth
aV'. W y. 18th TO 18th SITS. sc. parts. fe
and ieasehoid and agreement Imposing
Sers ~ T GO. '' 10 ~ p SsSve' atty. Lay
a2p ST. l?a W; n 2 =. l6,ssss,s,. DC, q
500 West End sv. duo July /. 1917. . per
cent. prior mtg $40, 900. atty. yers
t. All 4 s 4 Co.: iss hway $1,000
lilo. West Isth st. Inc, 10 M.,ropoIl.
tan Lie. Ins Co. Madison av. due sept
1871. Q per cent until completion, then
~ per cent; Attys' Butcher. ia Fl
SAME PRoP, oc, ..S;,m: to G iitu,oo .
i H.:ey ~ ~ " m asE's 81. 4 So 4 :n.; due Oct ],
c NJ & sehek- $50 Nassau St. =, . SOS. 900
Uptown.
fManhattan. north Of lioth s,reet.)
i3GTH ST. i26 W. n r., 1875 . 9TH av. i5.s
ss2ii', Oct &C Austin Gl;,en. 10 Isa-
ssffsra'so "s s e u: az ts4 st, i%..t.il,,
atty. Miilard F Johnson. iii Broad.
way .. ~.....,... $3.50
isxt1,Ss'i sept sIS Ts.wSaissssr II fu Ma29,n az" ~
sami Gerber lts Rutledse ST. Brooklyn.
atty s"s I lawyer rs r rsis' r. or. T4!lss b iS,SsGS:
SANE iRoP. oct '~s..sam. to Li .awyep.
TIE e.r q s p5S.t Co. iso bway' 8 yrs; d ,ns
per $1,000
Bronx.
Borough OF Tho Rronz.)
BOYD Az. " .. lta 3 kinesbridgs RI. ask
loo-Msrst a Michael J Crawiey to Eliz
< pooIin. i7s e soth st. pr mtg 1900,
''s M.4ins sI' i :.l RS y n, sv.:S,
Xxi ENeraff 81 NAU HaUaa rAn, A..,
49,, due. &c. as per bond. atty. Jas
Rohsrtson. 63 Wall t..:...;.... $500
sS'foasf n e T.,: Ssnr'ns Is IS sS.
%s, as Per note. atty. J GGaai,nsSufs. ~
FOX ST, ias, :. ssisico.!fnanco 6pVsyT'
atins Co. Inc. TO Pietro Brescia. 973 Al
aui +; pr ",, %'f f . GS,ss' sspss A. hxs due r."
Giussppo Greco to johanna BaitmaSn,
$40 y ltsth .t, p. mtg $3.50 oct l.
wERsrER Av. 5. 100. 5 is7th st, 5cc,is
R.si,s z Inc Ing" Sc7 a st laT az. p to m 1n,@I ,ss.'
900. Oct 3. %instals. 6%; atty. Lawyers
IT a II Co. 100 Bway........;...'5. $500
?S,sxi22il-Iiy q and Kaie i. Blaish to
Eleanor a Brady, 1895 Valentino NJ. oct
2; due, &C., as per bond; atty. Title q \
l7sTH ST. = VS.. GRAND boulevard ; and
concourse, =? I.7ss-Otilla 9 sehuli ct
al 10 jennie NJ Brady. :ss5 Valentine
ay: oct >, due, a. as per bond ATTY,
ROBBINS Az W =. lot 1857. map Nor
risanla. 60xi?s,lx5lxitt,G- francesca
Zaterza to Jacob NJ kornfeld. 1853 New
Jersey .av, Brooklyn, Sept g., %instsls. so;
cntn.ys; Ws1fsn Bros 81 Nassau 3, %, 90?
Morris Amdur to Edw Mailer. 81 i sist
berg. s5s way...,..',,..'.... 5000
ROAD 90 vide, running from Main st 10
east shore CITY Island. n . al land
low water line Z i52xI7s-chas p sher-
wood to Raymond c Lawrence, II SEQ
SSs sna! y, atty ui'y T ' Z co., sspi i7 g. B sSs -. pgess
JACKSON ST. e .. 80 n from gore lot l. p,
NAV Unionport. %laio!, being part lot
Euretts L Cloohe. PasadsnA CAl. Oct
.. due As pei bond; attyA clockA X q
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rREEPORr WATERFRONT.

TOfT
BurcalOve aud hnus~7, 5000 up also build
ing lots ON Rtuipu BAY aui Noolcieft Bay:
low prizes Easy terms Scni for plrticu-
lars. JOHN j RASpAlT.C co, Frceport. l.. |.
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Enst Side.
East Of Fifth avenue, between Fourteenth
and ll0th streets.)

LEXINGTON Az. 1lt7. . c so,h Of. io:?
Nal soth It, 1852 T.. : 5. 81 . Lexington
nv. so3Nl02 :. OCT 2-Pincus Jane to
Edw Josephy, Flushing. u Of q. 3 yrs.
: percent. prior mtg $50. 600, atty. Chas
a Hr"d,k, ~ Cedar ......... slG. GOO
T ST. ITO T.. $ :. is,s q Park az. s5.5x
zoos, oct Mar VI AdiIcks to Jacob
schassberger, 1871 LIST av. due Nov 80.
1919. . per. cent; attys. Sohm.r & Som
nenthal. 277 zoo
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Results ~ Auction.
lat IL vESEY gTREET.l

By j. n. Mayors.
WEST END Az. All. y .. 7e;s ssd q.
a3Sxlox irreg, sty dwlg-I l. Demuth
Of a. exrS, ACT II b Holman ct al: due,
lsi,stGsS; taxes. &C. ti.2is.ss: 70 Mrs
Martin Rothschild. $50. 200
By Henry Brady.
ID Av iiys. . 9. so.ie . sist 81, 7oIiS. 4
holm OF al; due. 9io,SS2.tS; taxss.. 40.
0S3i.2o; 60 the plaintiff. ..........>s.oo
By samuel Man.
10th 81. - e. - Is . Madison Az 1e1
100. II, s ny nst-Trustees Of Fvnd to.
Lynn ct al; due. SiS,0oA.ss; taxea Ae.
S57i.So: to tho plaintiff. .........sls.ooe
lat s2os THIRD AvENUE.l
BY James J. Donovan.
HARRINGTON Az. So. s2o.B . Fort Schuy:
ano agt David Broschart ct al; due.
Ss7s&.5s; taxes. &C, S2ss.l2; to the PLAIN
tin e-'sV0
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.


with name and address Of owner and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF the hrst part.)
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BY Henry Brady.
lat s?os THIRD AVENUE.
BY James ]. Donovan.
LIS PENDENS.
ManhatlaR.

18TH st, a. w-Alexander Wilson agt
Hamilton Holding Co ct al foreclosure
Of m~ortGaEe); atty. @ W Ellis.
l3ITH ST, 5is-522 W. two actions-Title
Quar- 4 T Co agt Chas L Jones Co ct al
Swain.
BROOK Az. lb2S-Isrssl Moskowits agt
Joseph Gordon Of al foreclosure OF
mortgsge) attys. Rabs 4 Keller.
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QUEEN ANNE T

0 rooms, bath, hot water heat, gas, sewer,
electricity; open tlr"rlac-, s%pa"ious porch,
sleeping porch; 80 minutes from city $500
cash. balance same as rent. Is. STEPHEN
SON. .+3 W. 3<th 81.
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APARTMENT
lPPEARS SUNDAY, TUESDAY,, THURSDAY.

JERSEY REAL ESTATE ron SALE
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.v,ArL|. ELt
Ernest Kelly had as his guests last
week, his brothers Robert and Claude
and wife of Fordville and also his
brother Harry of Tacoma, Washing
ton, whom he had not seen for almost
twenty years. MI. Kelly is instruc-
tor of music at the Cushman Indian
school and is also leader Of the Shril,-
ers band of Tacoma, which took a trip
to the Shriners convention at Burial,
N. Y.
Mr.. Kelly states that there were ov-
Ell 80 Shriners' bands present at the
convention and that it took five hours
for the Shriners parade to pass a GER
tain point.
Mr.. Kelly formerly resided at Mil
ton and Park. River for a number of
years and was leader Of the Park Riv.
er band. It was q pleasant surprise to
his many relatives and friends when
he visited them before he returned to
his home at Tacoma.
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c. A.. Jackson and.two sons, Of Willis.
ton, who will visit here.

Last Sunday the Ladies Aid Society
of the Ringsager church twelve miles
south of town gave a basket social and
picnic at the Elmer Kalhagen grove TO:
the benefit of the church. In spite of
the fact that the condition of the roads
prevented q very large crowd from at
tending the results were very salts
factory from a financial viewpoint.
Games were played in the afternoon
and in the evening the ladies served
supper to those who had no basket.
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and family for a few weeks returned
to her home in Minneapolis Tuesday.
Mr.. Kiorlund who also visited Mr.. aad
Mrs. Lunde for a few days returned
Saturday his business calling him
home.
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A. ]. Zen:aen returned yesterday
from Minneapolis in company with
Charles E. Hughes, Republican candi-
date for president, as far as Grand
Forks.
Miss Lila Watson of Milton, who has
been visiting her uncle MI. A. E.
Bruce and family for a week, returned
home Sunday by auto. MI. Bruce was
accompanied by his sister Miss Lille
on his return home.
We r pleased to learn that Mrs.
Mary Herda, who a month or two ago
left here to enter the Sanitarium a.
Dunseith, suffering from pulmonary
trouble is gaining in health ami
strength every day, and expects to .
able to return home in a few weeks.
Mrs. o. X. Kjorlung, who has been
visiting her brother MI. E. A. LunS.
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The Penn telephone company are
unloading a car load of poles this
week which will be used in extending
the line to the east in a section which
will add a dozen or more patrons to
the already large list Of subscribers.
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A party of young men consisting Of
Messrs Baldwin Chisholm, Morris and
Bedford autoed over from Webster and
attended the dance here last Friday
evening. They seemed well pleased
18th the entertainment Afforded them
and stated that they would hereafter
attend regularly.
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The Love house has been treated to
a coat of paint and will also be re-
modelled on the inside. Mr.. and Mrs.
Elmer Gessner and son will occupy
this residence within a short time.
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1t begins to look as though there
will be hundreds of acres Of wheat in
this section which will be harvested
by the sulphur match route. Almost
daily farmers report that they have
fields which actually will not pay fo,
the Irvine and labor in putting it into
The Devils Lake world and inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1915-1920, 1916-08-17

Miss Minnie Husie left Saturday for
Leeds where she will spend a month
or more keeping house for here father
and brothers who have a contract for
the erection of a large church in that
vicinity.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Scolds of Perth
visited at the ]. w. Pownell home Fri
day.
Mrs. F. J. Bowsworth of Devils Lake
came in Tuesday evening for a visit
at the Bartheld home.
Miss Bessie Liberman of Devils Lake
has been visiting at the I. Adelman
home for some time.
S. Gudmondson returned Monday
evening from Neville, Tolna, and 9TH
er points where he had been on b.s;-
ness for a few days.
Mrs. F. L. Degendorfer returned to
her home at Devils Lake Wednes lay
morning after visiting a few days 1T
the Rekelberg home.
Mrs. S. NJ. Wilson and children lc-
turned Friday from Lake Park, Iowa.
where they had been visiting with re-
latives for several weeks.
DR.. w. c. Fawcett has removed his
old garage from his property and will
build a large new one for the acco n
mediation Of his two care
P. F. Meharry left Monday morning
for Norwood and other points in On
Etario where he will visit for two weeks
with friends and relatives.
Joe Valencort returned Tuesday ev-
ening from West Baden Springs, Ind,
where he has been for some time FIR
his health. He is only slightly i'm
proved.
Mrs. ]. o. Anderson and her father
o. S. Tufte of Rugby, came in -.st
week and visited at the home of Mrs.
Anderson's daughter, Mrs. C. Gud-
mundson.
Fred Anderson has purchased the O.
P. N. Anderson property in Stark
weather and will move his family here
for the winter. Che property is one of
the finest in the village.
Mrs. Amos Schweitzer and Miss Ha-
eel returned Monday from MINES. it,,
where they had been for some time on
a vacation trip. Mr.. Schweitzer met
them at Cavalier with his car.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aften Hidden and
children returned from Battle Lake
and other points in Minnesota whf r.
they have been visiting and fishing for
some time with friends and relatives.
Clarence Morgan, a brother Of 6
editor, arrived here last Sunday night
from his home at Los Angeles. He
expects to make his future home h:.e
and will attend the local schools. E.c
will also become an apprentice in the
Times office.
A quiet wedding occurred at st. John
July &c when Leon Anset, formerly u
this vicinity and Miss Jean Mcpherson
Of st. John were united in marriage.
The couple spent last Thursday and
Friday at the Buck farm enroute to
New Rockford, their future home,
where the groom has a growing pr,c
tice as ch~iropractor. The bride l.. q
college friend of Miss Anne Buck who
attended the wedding as maid of hons.
LAWTON
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LAWTON
(LAwtoa'R Republican,

Mrs. j. E. Stevens returned from a
visit with Grand Forks friends Satur-
day.
Miss Lunde of Kenyon, Mimi, is Wis
iting her cousin Nh. A. E. Lundc, ard
family this week.
The Ladies Auxiliary will meet with
Mrs. ]. H. Langton, Friday, Aug. 10.
Everybody invited.
Miss Alice Wood and Maste- John
ny Wood. of Hansboro, are visiting
their aunt Mrs. C. G. Hops and fa,cily.
Miss Mae Anderson of Inkste. ar
rived Tuesday for a visit with her aunt
Mrs. R. S. McMorran and family.
J.. A. Arid returned Tuesday from
the Twin Cities where he had been to
purchase a new cleaner for his eleva-
tor.
Grandma Adler entertained Gran.l-
ma Chase, Mrs. J.. E. Stevens, Mrs.
Hood and Mrs. S. T. Scott at tea on
Wednesday afternoon.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Pecka Of Shepherd township, Thurs-y
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EDMORE
(Edmors Hexald)
Harry johnson came in from Argyle
Mimi, Friday.
Mrs. Kelly returned from Devils
Lake Thursday.
Albert Anderson returned home on
Friday from Devils Lake.
T. W. Morrissey made a business
trip to Brocket Saturday.
Miss Kelly of Crary visited at the
home of Mrs. Currier last week.
Leo Leonard went to Lawton Thurs
day returning the same day.
A. j. Carlson arrived in town or
Thursday from Monarch, Alberta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Brown left Wed
nesday for a short visit at Hillsboro.
Charles Hetland spent his annual
vacation at Devils Lake and Edenburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Baker and Sybil
were over from Devils Lake last week.
+. c. Tenney, an insurance man from
Devils Lake was in town a few days
last week.
The Woman drill and degree teams
went to Churchs Ferry Tuesday to in.
ltiate a new class.
Leo Leonard left Monday for Gree
Falls, Mont, where he expects to WORK
in an elevator.
j. E. Dougherty and Charles Oaklt v
have improved their business fro1. IS
with a new coat of paint.
Mrs. VanOsdel and daughter Marion
and Mrs. Melby and Miss Beatrice
We're Devils Lake visitors Friday.
Clyde Bundy, who played with the
local ball team this year and who fin
ished the season with the Overly team,
was in town Monday, enroute to his
home at Backhus, MINI.
Geo. Graham, n of Ramsey o
tvs successful farmers, was a pleas
ant caller at the Herald-News printery
Monday and handed the fellow with a
"sitty" job-not a lemon, but some of
the finest, biggest new spuds we have
seen this season.
Winnie Crouch arrived here Satur-
day.
The Rowena Circle met with Mrs,
Crouch on Friday.
Guy Alice went to Leeds Monday "a
go to work.
Andrew Strand went to Grand Forks
Monday.
Thoralf Koppang went to Crane
Forks Mnoday.
Dirk Hultz returned from Crane
Forks Wednesday.
t. W. Morrissey made a bushes!
trip to Lakota Monday.
Mrs. Harry Johnson and daughte,
Lois arrived here Thursday.
Hellick Hellickson left Thursday t,
spend a few days visiting at points il
South Dakota.
Claud and Earnest Kelly, of Ford
vile and Lawton respectively, were !,
town Thursday.
T. H. Woldy, Nettie Thompson an,
Helen and Esther Woldy autoed to AL
sen Wednesday.
Rev. Tourtellette returned to Ed
more Saturday after spending a mont
in Canada.
Louis DeMars returned from Ro
chester, Mimi, Thursday. He accom-
panied his little daughter who went t
have her nose examined.
Mrs. O. E. Tourtellette who has bee
visiting her brother, Attorney Beato
Squires, of Saskatoon, Sask., returne
Wednesday afternoon.
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shocks. Several contemplate cutting
a few swaths around these fields,
blowing a fire-break and then apply
ing a match. This will enable them to
pillow the fields at once and in this way
put them in fine shape for a crop next
season.
A. Klufton was an over Sunday Wis
itor at Devils Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. C. Kaeding were
Devils Lake visitors Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Another dance is billed to take
place at the local opera house on FRI
day evening, Aug. Is.
Harry Simons arrived Friday of last
week from Bartlett for a visit at the
home of his brother A. C. Simons, re-
turning to his home Wednesday.
Two Champion threshing machines
arrived last week consigned to A. p.
Nelson. We understand Mr.. Nelson
has sold these machines to farmers in
this vicinity.
E. j. Stoesser is assisting contrac-
tor Bail in the new school building at
Grand Harbor. The Grand Harbor
school building was destroyed by fire
last fall.
Hon. James Mccormick and C. E..
Harding went to Grand Forks. We'd
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