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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08
MONTGOMERY.

Children's Day will be observed at the
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday morn
ing. In the evening the pastor Will an
swer questions. The annual meeting or
the W. II. NJ. S. was held at the home
of Mrs. Mansfield on Wednesday, June I.
Mrs. G. Il. Gates, Mrs. Thornton, MIR"
Mansfield, Mrs. f. S. Pratt and Miss Up
ham went to Richford Friday to the w.
". NJ. s. onvention.--Joseph Lumbra has
gone to Burlington for a few days and
is staying with his daughter, Mrs. Patter-
en-,
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SOUTH HERO.

The families of Warren Brulegh,
Melvin Martin and Lewis Lawrence are
guaranteed for measles, and Harold
Phelps, Bert Patno, Mrs. Edward Tres.
Ter and the Mott home for whoopina
cough.-Mrs. Charles Wright Sr is fail.
mg.-Aliss Clara Tracy is expected home
last of this week from three weeks
visit in New Nork.-The district schools
all close Friday. The grammar school
has graduating exercises at the Con.
gregational Church Saturday night.-Mr
and Mrs, c. w, Squres have returned
and opened the Iodine Spring house,
Mrs W. Il. Swarta, sons William,
Howard, Allan and wife, and Mrs Adama
are at Camp Englewood
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ST. GEORGE.

Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ Hubbard motored
from Swanton to the home of their daugh-
ter, Mrs Earl Aver, Monday. Mrs Aver
and children returned with them after
passing two weeks with her parents
James Marvin is still confined to his bed.
School closes Friday for the summer
vncation.-Miss Carrie Small is visiting
her sister, Mrs NJ. W. Hinsdale, for a
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08
WEST BOLTON.

The Rev. j. Struthers of North Troy
is to supply the pulpit of the Baptist
Church during the summer.-Mr. and
Mrs, II, r., Chase spent the Weekend
with relatives in St Albans,-Mrs. l..
T.. Boynton Of St Adams and her
sister, Mrs. S. Daniels of Audohon, N,
j., visited their aunt, Mrs Harriet Hail.
over Sunday.-E. Tomlinson and Earl
Smith were in Burlington Monday
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ENOSBURG.

Mrs Edna Leach. who returned from
the st. Adams hospital Saturday. is
improving.-Mrs. Rawson Of Enosburg
Falls is visiting her daughter Mrs. j.
A Leach.-Mrs. $. u. Stevens was In
Richford Monday
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08

Vivian York, Eunice Gle, and Ralph
Gle are i'll with measles.--lIomer Locke
was in Burlington Tuesday. School was
not in session Tuesday, Miss Leary being
in burlington to attend the wedding OF
her brother.-The Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs. e. II. Davis Wednesday.-M
olive Du Bots will begin her duties as
postmistress June IL
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-08

daughter Mrs. Ida Jonos.-Mr and Mrs
John Tatro of Jericho were in town We'd
nesday.-P. L. Cleveland of MONTPELIER
was the guest of Henry Cleveland over
Sunday a. T. Kirby returned home
Tuesday from stowe whore she has been
visiting
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BINGHAMVILLE.

The Ladies' Aid will serve dinner at the
church parlor Thursday .--Chidren's Day
will be observed Sunday at the Methodist
Episcopal Churoh.--Frank Boozan and
Louis Minor were in st. Adams on bust
,oos Tuoe1ov
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Continued ON pngc four).
Mountain Home Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1915-1946, 1916-10-28
NOTICE
j. d. Whitson
Attest: f. M Hobbs, Clerk.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
Emore County, State of Idaho, pur-
chased the premises hereinafter de-
scribed, on October Sth., 1918; under
Collectors Certificate OF Sale No.
80 and that on October 81, 1913,
the said County did sell said Certifi.
cate No. SO to c. r. Wetherell, Of
Mountain Home, Elmore County, Ida.
ha, who is now the present owner
and holder thereof in accordance
with law; that such premises were
assessed to J. c. Cronin; that such
premises stand in the name OF J. C.
Cronin on the records of the aforc-
said County; that such property IL de-
scribld as follows, to-wit:-
Tax No. IA, Sec. 25, Twp. 3 8.
ring 6E., containing l acre,
That the delinquent taxes upou
which this force losure and notice Is
based was duly and regularly assas.
sed for the fiscal year 1912; that the
time for redemption of the aforesaid
property from such tax sale will ex.
pire on the It'll day Of October, 1915.
1916
G. r. WETHERHLL,
Mountain Home, Idaho.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department Of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Boise, Idaho, October
II, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that James
Henry Mowry, Of Prairie, Idaho, who,
on June 21st, 1912, made Homestead
Entry, No. 01291S, for ERNWA, Lots
and 2, Section 10, Township
North, Range East, Boise Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to make
Three year Proof, to establish claim
TO the land above described, before
w, c. HOWE, U. S. Commissioners,
at his office, at Mountain Home.
Idaho, on the goth day of November,
1916
Claimant names as witnesses
Charles H. Coffey, of Prairie. Ida.
no; Walter w. Newell, OF Prairie,
Idaho, William Ireland, of Prairie,
Idaho; Walter Wylie, of Mountain
Home, Idaho.
FRANK S. HEIR,
Oct. 81 Nov, Is Register.
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lying west and south of Districts
and 3.
All districts as given do not in
cude lands lying within an organi-
zsd highway district,
The Commissioners having called 70
and having ON file bids for from 80
10 40 tons of coal the same We're
opened and are in words and figures
as follows, to-wit:
Mountain Home, Idaho Oct 10, 1910
Board of County Commissioners
City.
Dear Sirs:
We respectfully submit the follow
ing prices or bid on thirty to forty
tons Of coal delivered In court house
bins delivered within 80 days:
King Lump coal a $40 per ton
King Run of Nine a $685. per ton,
All extra work of piling away from
the coal windows to be done at ex-
panse of county
Yours very truly,
BENNETT BROS.
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a669) Boise 272, List No. 01e72s.
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land Office, Botse.
Idaho, October 8, 1916.
Notice is hereby g!ysn that the
Nor hern Pacific Railway Company.
whose post office address is St. Paul.
Minnesota, has this 9th day Of Octo-
bar, 1916, filed M this office ita sp-
pl cation 10 select under the pro-
visions of the act of Congress, ap-
proved July |. 1898, 80 Stat. ss7.
500 SEA NWh Sec. 81. Twp. I
N, II. East, B. M
Any and al persons claiming adysr-
sely the lands described, or desiring
to object because OF the Mineral
character Of the land, or any other
reason, to the disposal to applicant,
should file their affidavits Of pro-
test in this office, ON or before the
gath day OF November, 1916.
FRANK S. HBER,
Register.
Published in Mountain Home Repub-
lican Located at Mountain Home.
Idaho.
oct, 21.-Noy. 20,
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Register
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
In the District Court Of the Fourth
Judicial District Of the State OF
Idaho, in and for Gilmore County.
Benjamin Potter, Plaintiff vs.. o. H.
Cannon as Watermaster, Defendant.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the above named plaintiff has com.
menced suit in the District Court OF
the Fourth Judicial District OF the
state OF Idaho, In and for Gilmore
County, against o. e. Cannon 40
watermaster to determine his right To
the use Of the waters OF that reeer-
yoir and canal system known as the
Elmore Couny Irrigaed Farms Asso-
citation to the extent Of five-eighths(%)
OF an inch per acre, upon Lot No. %
OF CARROTS Addition to the town
of Mountain Home, consisting OF five
acres, and his priority to the uss
thereof, alleging that his right should
date from the LIST day Of May, 1915.
This suit lis brought under Chapter
224 of the laws Of 1911 as amended
by Chapter "a OF the laws OF 1915.
particularly Sec Is Of said chapter
found on page 112; and the plaintiM
hereby accepts as binding upon him
the decree entered In the case OF
Thomas Mellen ct al, VS. the Great
Western Beet Sugar Company, ct al,
and the findings Of fact and conclu-
sions of law upon which 1t is based
and desires that his right to the
use of water from said system and
the date of his priority may be o.
tablished in accordance with the
terms of said decree.
J. G. Watts,
Attorney for Plaintiff. Re-
siding at Mountain Home, Ida
Oct q No. II.
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ThereuIon the Board DECIDED that
lump coal "ould Dc USED ana benheUC
Bros appearing the lowest oidder'
IL rs therefore the oroer Oh the
ooaru mat tne oIuet loI o0 VI ~
IONS OF coal De placed Win Benneoe
Bros
III the mater OIL opening Foau
Wh1ch connects Ihe i'runeau ro"u
WIN lhe 6rahdNie" foau 'h"C poi-
VoH OIL same lna' ''oSSeS 'he ''i4N
sec Twp 90, II II. d. w. uuo
10 tne iaoI 'ndt 'ne olu ""iile' io"u
ALREADY crosses Inns property anu INC
owners Of Sad property "eihe WIN,
ihs 10 uesu 'lsn' - way pio'' uou
the present roau 10 "ia'u'ie" DO
@DaIIuolleu'
II Is 'heIeloie Ine oiuei u INC
bodIu mat Ihe preSel" io"u W
HTahuNlS", as the same oiSeo'' VIC
NhA Oh secOloh = Twp 0o" H.
n, De "oahuoheu' me Sanie "
take effect from ana al'er me illns
OF right OF way deed duly {" ou'eu'
by owner OF SaIu properly coIie'.
ing the Bruneau ROAD with Vhe ur"nu'
view road.
Wlth regard TO the puoIlS"'ion VI
! the official election nouces'
il is the order OF the Board that
the same b. published as provided
By law in the Glenns Ferry Gazette OIL
Glenns Ferry, Idaho, ana III the
Mountain Home Republican OF Noun
tain Homo, the official paper.
r. G. Meme ley having heretofore
appeared before the BOARD reiati'e "
the assessment OF lands Tor the years
1912, 1918, 1914 and 1913 ana asking
for a corr elton OF the assessment Ior
the above mentioned years mashuch
as the description OF the lands assess
ed failed to be the lands "hich H. e.
| Mcneil owned and therefore the
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1t is therefore, with the authority
of the full Board, that J. D. Whit
son, Commissioner, be empowered to
sign same for the meeting.
Thereupon the Board adjourned I'M
til 10 O'Clock A. NJ Monday, October
10th, 1916.
j. D. Whitson,
Temp. Chairman.
Attest. f. M. Hobbs, Clerk.
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS


Mountain Home, Idaho, this day.
Present Sheppard Morgan and }. d.
Whltson, COMMISSIONERS, absent Geo.
Il. Butler, Chairman.
Ihereupon the following proceed
ings were had to-wlt;-
j. ID. Whltson was declared tenn
poraFy Chafman'
The following reports were exaihi-
ned approved ana ordered nled'
JOINT quarterly report OF the
county AUDITOR ana treasurer
Quarterly Zee report OF counfy
Auditor.
quarterly Ice report Vi Clerk d
District Court.
quarterly Zee report OF county 'reaS'
llrer.
Quarterly Zee re2or' Oh Sheriil
quarterly License repo's o. "nei III
quarterly report Oh COUNT iFeaS'
urer
report Oh Hieilh We ''dnN anu
FIRST Nalohai haEh u Mo"" "ih
Home OK the interest pac Oh uall!
balances lor the moh,n >ep'eii'
Der Tor county MONIES ueposi'eo'
The following I'D nus Were tx
ahmed approved taa o'le'e1 i''eu
and warrants were allo" u oI uls''l'
lowed
Anderson, Mrs. A. room for
elecuon, hght etc. w
DIV" h0' aS""'' O''
mary elec!poh returns ols
allowed account Id" pro-
VldeS returns llltis' We lhaheo
without expense 10 cooarty ~
Biegieb, Irene salary as clerh
audltof' sept 1910 - :. W W
BOYD, +. W. expense account
proDation oilieer SEPT l'io' Oh ~
BOYD, +. W., salary proOatloh
officer Sept. 1910 - 20 w
BRANDON ousan L. "iuo"s pen
sion Sept 1910. - ~ W
pullel' Noo' 49, w.
COMMISSIONER 0ept' l'lo II u
'f"A' wv
count TO- Conlllllssloner 20 w
CASCADE LAS Hiec' f'A-
ture co. electric liA'uieS
LOT new court muse |Vo w
CraDp' MIS-. iona con'fac'
county poor - - :. - "VV Wv
Caxton PTlntefs' supp''eS' counVy
otnlces.' - :. =. - hAo w
CenVral 1arase' s'0i ase' seS
and repairs county Car
Central Garage storage anu
repairs co. car sept 1910 ~
Childrens Home flnong' care
homeless chlloren - - % w
Cochran, MIS-. IVA Wloo"s PEN
sion sept. 1910 - - - ~ w
EIlott-flsher Co., repairs io'
book machine.' u
Eaton II. H., salary coroner
wv
Eaton, Nellie Lu, court Trans
crypt, =. 10 ~
Evans, Sue, salary clerk IN as
SCISSORS office, Sept 1916 oo w
Electric Investment Co., light
for county ottlces'.' 10 %
Fountain, W. W. salary deputy
sheriff, Sept. 1910 :. - ~ w
FaTber, Geo. electilc supplles o
Goble, Geo., rebate account
water master tax 49, TO
Gray Wilson, livery hlre
assessor. -. ~ w
Gray, Perry H., salary PROBATE
judge Sept. 1915 oo %
Glenns Ferry Gazette, print
ing school notices II '0
Gentry, Emma r, widows pen
sion Sept. 1916, 10 w
Hughes, Mrs. Lizzie, meals
election officers, dlsalloWed'
Inls eApenSo 10 'o' -
by law. = -. w
Il tnly Anil
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Mountain Home, Ida. Oct 10, 1916.
Board of Commissioners,
Elmore County.
Gentlemen:
We are pleased to reply to your re-
quest for b DIS on one carload lump
coal and one car of mine run coal,
delivered to the Elmore county court
house, as follows
One car Spring Canyon lump q
$7.45 per ton.
One car mine run, Spring Canyon,
Castle Gate Of Kemmerer a $500 per
ton. Mine weights in either case
delivered as stated above,
Yours II spectfully,
Home Lumber q Coal Co.,
Mountain Home Idaho,
Ray Yates, Mgr.
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Clara N. Anderson, $500 E. j. Whee
err $500, F. G. Tcknor, $500, clerks
Mary l. Briegleb, $500 Mary A
Ticknor. $500
Mountain Home No. l Counting
judges and clerks O. E. Norell, $500
NJ. G, Grebe, $500 Edw. Bailey
$500 Clerks, F. W. Bennett, $500
Tom Grayson $500.
Mountain Home precinct No. 2
Judges, j, A. Purull, $500, James
Pyott, $500, c. E. Corker, $500
clerks, Ethel Bennett, $500, Edw F
Mason, $500,
Mountain Home. No 2, Counting
judges and clerks,) B. H. Smith, $500
]. r, George, $500, Fred Schoenecke
$500 Clerks, d. d. Cushman, $500
b L Award, $500.
Hammett precinct, judges, j. c.
Blacksten, $500, Emil Hanson, $500
Carrie Leeright, $500. Clerks Ora M
Spring Iield, $500 Dora A. Atha, $500,
Glenns Ferry. judges, VIM. Smell,
$500, Leslie Bennett, $500, Anna
Hitler, $500, Albert Stein, $500, Jo-
sephine Corker IS 90, Lou Prince $50
Clerks, Elsie b. Smell, $500, Bffie
Quinn, $500, Nora Morrow, $500,
Mary Klingaman, $500
King Hill precinct, judges, X. w.
Montgomery, $500 S. f. Heiden-
reich, $500, Omar Frcke, $500.
Clerks, Anna Heidenreich, $500, Ar
thur Johnson, $500.
Cold Springs precinct, judges Har-
ry S. Thomson, $500, j. w. Stewart,
$500, j. j, Richard, $500, clerks, Geo,
Veteto, $500, Mrs, j. J. Richard, $500
Whereupon the board adjourned I'M
til 10 O'Clock A. NJ. October 10th,
1916.
j. b. Whitson,
TemporaryCh hartman
Attest f. M. Hobbs, Clerk.
Mountain Home, Idaho, October 10,
1916
Pursuit TO adjournment the board
of County Commissioners met at 10
o'clock A. M. Present: George E.
Butler, Chairman, j. d. Whitson and
Sheppard Morgan Commissioners.
Thereupon The following proceed
ings were had, to-wit:
The following claims against the
county were presented, examined ap-
proved or disapproyed i'll accordance
with the following record:
Road Fund.
Fitzwater, Henry road work,
Dist. No. l :, =. -. .. Il W
Wells, Frank, road work Dist.
No. l =. =. 49,. 10 90
Winter, John d., road work
Dist No. / -. .. g.. e. 81 w
Mcclure, Henry, road work
Dist. No. =. E.. e. :. -. =. 70 u
roI1onou M G ,oo1 work
n,s+ No y 90
Ummel David, road Work, Dist.
Ma Al 60
NO. e.. -. II w
Mckinney, Milt r3ld work,
nist No 81 30
N,amo1o road w,,k Dist
Ma Is
Dos. r. y rood w,k DIST
No II 70
rioboud road v,.x Dist
No 90
o.r w n roadwork Dist
No % 90
pcok Mol road work Dist
No 90
postio Gam road work Dist
No 3S 90
coo,, Mvror roadwork Dist
No lG IA
" - ,u,, Mat
No 2 n 20
srIdos Fund.
,v,nte, robn n bridge work
r, ~ 10 90
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BENNETT BROS.

Mountain Home, Ida Oct 10, 1915.
| wish to submit the following bids
to the Hon. Board of County Com
missioners Elmore County, Idaho.
Hiawatha Lump Coal 40 ton car,
$.75 per ton.
Hiawatha Mine Run, 40 ton car,
$6.75 per ton
ualoaded in County coal bins.
Robt Morrison.
Mountain Home, Idaho Yard, Oc-
tober 10th, 1916.
Commissioners Gilmore County,
Gentlemen:
We are pleased to quote you the
following prices on coal delivered d.
rect from the car to you in car lots
of go ton or more tons.
Mine run 1925, (Utah coaD
Lump, $745, (Utah coal
Either Springs Canyon or Black
Hawk.
Very truly yours,
Bnise-Payette Lumber Co..
By G.. c. Zacher
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G. r. WETHERHLL,

Mountain Home, Idaho.
Oct. 2l-Nov 25.
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tor Sept. 1916. so 90
Morgan Sheppard, salary Co.
commissioner Sept 1916 =. Al sc
Morgan, Sheppard expense ac
count Co, commissioner
Sept 1916 g.. -. E. 19 So
O'Daniels, Thos, livery hire
assessor. =. -. E. 3 90
O'Daniels, Thos, meals judges
Of election disallowed, This
expense not provided tsRrsaw 8 90
Ottenheimer Bros, auto me
superintendent :. -. .. so
Ottenheimer Bros, auto hire
ShefltI, =. ~
Oregon Short Line R. r. Co.,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-15
Thinker Bearings Make
HuQe Mileage Record

nous service up to and including
Sept. I. 1915. making the car in ser.
vice just three years. eight months
and 10 days. In that time the car
covered over 100000 miles of the
hardest kind OF motor car service.
banging to and fro from the post
once to the depots, carrying from
500 TO 5000 pounds OF mail. Re
member, this car was an ordinary
pleasure car fitted with a mailcar-
rying body The Thinker bearings
I'm the front wheels. rear wheels. pin
ion shaft and on each side of the
differential had no other care or at
tcntion than occasional oiling and
adjustments when necessary. and
when the car was taken out OF this
service the bearings were, SO far
as could sec, In just as good con-
dition as the day the car went into
service. believe this to be quite a
COOL record. and know the mileage
TO be correct, for ! kept careful rec
ords OF the mileage and upkeep cost
per mile OF every car had In ser
vice"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-15
PIPER MARKETS
NEW SUBDIVISION

Walter c. Piper has put on the
market new subdivision, situated
on the Twelve Mile-rd.. a shor, dis.
lance west OF Woodward. This prop.
erty Is owned by the Brookline
Hills Realty Co. newly.formed
Michigan corporation of which Wal
ter G. Piper is president; Ralph W.
Simonds. president: Hugo J.
Hesse. secretary. and Frank $. ri.
rer. treasurer. Ernest Y LeSeuro.
OF Danville, III. Is n heavy stock.
holder in the company.
The company has taken pioneer
step in the science OF subdividing.
The new feature consists of surety
bond which assures the installation
Of all improvements which are guar.
anteed to the purchaser in his con.
tract. The Brookline Hills Realty
Co guarantees the installation OF
sanitary sewerage system, water
mains. cement sidewalks and shade
trees. 10 each lot purchaser within a
stipulated period. In addition to
this corporation guarantee. Is the
surety bond. in which the corpora.
ton Is principal and the Lion Bond.
ing g. Surety Co. is surety. This
bond runs to A. w. Wilson, super
visor Of Royal Oak township. In q
private capacity as trustee for the
lot purchasers.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-15
CHALMERS-SIX
is PATHFINDER
FOR JULY TOUR

President w. w. Smith. OF the
National Parks Highway associa-
ton. has announced the selection OF
= Chalr1ers $500 r. p. m. "Six-30"
car as the pathfinder for the So
liability tour from Minneapolis TO
Yellowstone National park Next
week this car will leave the Twin
Cities for tho nine days hike across
Tho northwest. five passengers be-
:ns carried Three newspaper writ
ere viii make the trip, and will
leave M!rnePpoli. Saturday. May 49,
The 'orr will not be run until
July. the American Automobile as
soctstiou sanction calling for the
start on July 20. The Chalmers
3i00 r. y. m. viii 90 over the route
twice and mark IL so that a SEIZED.
ule OF al out 90 miles per hour will
be possible in July. The selection
OF the Cha mers Is compliment to
the power Of the remarkable engine
and the easy riding qualities OF the
EAR for The tour will traverse part
OF the wonderful mountain region
OF the northwest in addition TO
crossing the prairie wheat lands OF
Dakota
The tentative plan OF the tour
calls for the first night stop at
Staples. MINI. second AT Fargo. y
-. 'hirc AZ Bismarck. y. d., fourth
az EicEinson, y. D.. fifth at NJ.
dora y. d., sixth AT Miles Cii.
Mont, seventh at Forsythe. Mont
eighth ~ Billings. Mont. and mint
AZ Livfnss' IN, Mont. Entrance -
the park will be- made al Gradiner
on the tenth day.
The Chalmers pathfnding car lef,
Detroit FOR Minneapolis. Monday
morning. !; Is under the direction
OF Homer & George. of the adver
Using department. and w. II.
Crooks c. The engineering division.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-15
LAKE SHORE LOTS
SELLING FAST

Stormfeltz.I.oveiey Co. report brisl,
sales in Hampton.rd. and Roslyn.
rd property, comprising the new wa.
ter.front subdivision in the village
OF Crosse Pointe Shores.
Lots facing on Jefferson-ave.,
Hampton and Roslyn-rds. sell for
$50 TO $50 front foot. A few
choice locations sell for higher
price. The average price is we'll
within the means OF most people
who have an eye on Crosse Pointe
property.
A municipal building. with library
and hall. has already been con.
structed and provisions for play.
grounds. tennis courts and ball
grounds, together with large pub
lie dock. have been made. The boat
owner is well cared for.
Building restrictions range from
$4,000 TO $4,000, and most modern
improvements are covered In the
contracts. including six.foot cement
sidewalks. water mains. storm sew
ers for surface drainage, and SAM
tary sewers to connect with those
of Crosse Pointe village. Hampton
and Roslyn-rds. are TO he paved with
concrete, asphalt or other good
hard surface pavement. "a feet wide
shade trees WIN ~ planted - prop
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-15

That big mileage records may
convey to the minds OF motor car
owners the service rendered by the
anti-friction bearings on their cars.
II is very necessary that the exact
location OF the bearings be told and
that the kind OF service under which
the bearings performed their work
be also given. For instance, bear
ings In hard service points. namely
the front wheels. pinion shaft. rear
wheels or differential. are points OF
bearing installation where service
counts.
Any good anti.friction bearing will
last the life OF the car on the fan
shaft. In the magnetic, etc. but II
takes a mighty good bearing 10
stand up for 100000 miles in the
United States mail service in the
hardest service points without need
Ing replacement. Here is the state
ment OF one user;
ION Dec. 90. 1911. | put 1872
model Abbott a In the mail service
in Detroit. This car was In contin-