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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
ARMY RETURNS BIG TONNAGE.
2,012.OOO Total Turned Back to
Shipping Board.

WASHINGTON. Aug. Return by the
army to the Shipping Board OF total
of 2,912,000 tons OF shipping was an
nounced to-day by the War Department
Included in 1.176,o00 tons returned by
the department on August 1, was 2SO, 900
tons of cargo vessels
The fastest transports remaining in
army service have been ordered to make
westbouud trips without full capacity,
as a means OF Fastening tho return of
''first class personnel" The order was
made possible by the decreasing number
of troops available for embarkation on
the other side OF the Atlantic.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders at
torney.)
Manhattan

9TH Az. 148e-182s Realty Corpn to Hilda
Metzner and Edw II Green. Nov 80 1914
atsy,, strasboTrger. 8; "A Bway.il2, 900
WEST END AV, 8, 40.11 l03d st. 20x
so-ss4 West End Ave corpn. col W
115th st, to Jos Palermo, Nov l. 1916;
atty, D E Wing, AZ Bway. ... $50. 600
10TH ST, 23e-28s. leasehold-Jacob Char
ifson. 168 Sherman av, to Max Jurist, Ill
" 1l7th St; jar 81, 1919; atty. Max
PITT ST. 127-Alex and Lena Sabswitz
ct al to Jacob Rosen. lat Bay 25th st,
Bklyn, Aug 4, 1914; atty. JOS Felnson,
MA Az sTSy XVI 25th St ii5x7i.' irSeS
-Musgrave Realty Co to Fillmore Van
Schell & Elkus, ITO Bway. ...... $500, 900
7TH AV. NV 10th st, 100.11X100-
Hyman and Rosa Adelsteln to Roy Elmer
Realty Co. Dec 10, 1911; atty. F e Klein.
vERMILYEA Xv. q 2o7tth' st. ;HOOO
Aldus Constr Co. 600 w 1s1st st, TO VIM
y Cohen Dec 40. 1918; atty, Louis s
Marx. 12S Bway. ...,.-.... $40. 900
DUANE ST. 201-Barret ii Adams TO Geo
II Church and Farmers Loan & Trust
Co. 20 William 81, Feb 10. 1890: atty, T
G. & T Co, 170 Bway ............ SIS 900
18TH ST, 13a Wanna Bauman to MarEt
March 2. 1918; atty, @ Co, 170
BWay -....'.'ss'I 'ss'.s'.' '.,,..Nl, oOO
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
TRUCKMEN HELD AS THIEVES.
Conspired With Another to Steal
Goods, Police Charge.

Two truckmen employed by Jacob
Cohen. a dealer in woollens, OF "a West
Thrty-sixth street, who reported the
theft of a truckoad of merchandise val
ued at $4,000, were held yesterday and
are said to have confessed to conspiring
with third man to get the goods.
On their statement August Kattner
81, SAP Second avenue. was arrested as
the accomplice. Kattner. the police say,
furnished them with the location of the
missing truck and the goods will be re-
covered. The truckmen are Arthur Dew
lin, 10, 1913 East Seventeenth street. and
Martin CZako, 81, AIS East Ninth street.
All three were held In $4,000 bail each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
4e SHIPS DELIVERED IN WEEK.
Shipping Now Has LISP Vessels of
4,342,OOO Tons.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7.--Forty-six YES
sells agsregating 1885 gross tons were
delivered to the Shipping Board in the
week ending August l, 1t was announced
to-day. This brought the total number
OF vessels delivered to lisp. represent
ing more than 4,342,000 gross tons.
OF the forty-slx vessels twenty-five
were of steel construction. aggregating
1885 gross tons eighteen were wood
craft. aggregating 1857 tons, and
three were of the composite type.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
U. S. BATTLEsHIP IN TOW.
Propeller Shaft Breaks in Rhode
Island Near Canal,

wAsHINorN, Aug. THE battleship
Rhode Island, flagship of Squadron One
OF the new Pacific fleet, is being lowed
to Balboa, Canal Zone, with broken
propeller shaft. The battleship North
Carolina has the disabled dreadnought in
tow
Dispatches to the Navy Department
late to-day said the starboard shaft Of
the Rhode Island broke when she was
about 675 miles west or Balboa en-
route TO San Diego to join the vanguard
OF the fleet. Although compartments in
the after part of the battleship were
flooded there were no casualties.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
nuYs AyoNMoRE APARTMENT.

Adolph Lewisohn has bought the
ssyen story Avonmore apartment house
AZ 2131 Broadway, between Seventy
fourth and Seventy-ffth streets. thereby
adding another acquisition to his al
ready extensive Broadway Investments.
The sale was negotiated by l. J. Phillips
4 %. for the heirs of James A. Frame.
who acquired the land at the auction
ssie Of the Amos e. Emo estate in March.
1922 Mr.. Frame shortly afterward
erected the apartment house.
The structure occupies a site 'front.'
ing ~ feet on Broadway and having
an average depth of log feet. n adjoins
the Eldorado at the southwest corner Of
Broadway and Seventy-fourth street.
which was leased recently to the Braus
Galleries.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
REALTY NOTES AND COMMENT.

Brooks a. Momand with Louis p.
Dowdney placed n first mortgage of
Ss76, 900 for the Twenty-six and Twenty
eight Beaver Street Corporation on the
property ut that address, consisting Of
an eighteen story ONCE building.
The Standard OIL Company of N. J.
having found that the demands for their
and greases are so rapidly increasing
they selected the White Construction
Company. Inc, OF New York. on per-
centage basis. to erect two new complete
plants for them at Camden anc Trenton
and a new garage at Red Bank, N. ].
The contractor has undertaken to COM
plate these buildings In ninety days
Their cost will be close TO si.000.000.
Mrs. Samuel Peters bought the three
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
'aeS WEST soTH sTaEET SOLD.

Frederick Fox q Co., Inc, have sold
to the Bramhall-Deane Company the
twelve story and basement commercial
building at 2s1 to 265 West Thirty
sixth street. The Bramhall-Deane Com
pany have been tenants In the building
since Its completion about eight years
ago. occupying large portion Of the
space, and will retain their present quar-
tiers as offices and showrooms for their
sterilizers. ranges and other kitchen APP
pllances
The property is assessed by the city
at $4,000 and was held by the present
sellers at s250,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
BRONX GARAGE SOLD.

The Hunts Point Garage. q four story
nreproof structure, on a plot 75x100. on
the east side OF Southern Boulevard. 325
feet north of Barretto street, has been
sold to client of the Interboro Realty
Company. The property was offered at
auction In foreclosure proceedings re-
Gently to satisfy mortgages aggregating
$4,000. It accommodates IT'S cars.
The Hunts Point subway station faces
the property.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
BRowN SELLS II w. 18TH ST.

The eleven story loft building at II
and 10 West Seventeenth-street, bought
recently by Frederick Brown, he's been
sold by him to Cornelius and Frederick
W. Hearp. 1t was held for $275.000.
according to Byrne & Bowman. who
negotiated the deal. The Hearn Cor
poration will take title to the property
next week. The loft covers site OF
- feet wide and 90 feet deep between
Fifth and Sixth avenues.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

9TH Av. 4es. s and b-Marie f L Maso-
mann ct al to Simon Brustein and ano,
20 4t f,n sy. s yrs from May l. 1920; atty ~
HESTER ST. s So ~aii-Morriiis siibcrmsn,
exr. to Rubin and Max Eilenberg, 1876
atty. Leon Burkes. 81 Delaney st. .s7o 900
AUDUBON AV, cor 1S2d st, b-The
Fsun Realty corpn to Alex Peterson, ss5
atty. Emil Frankei, 2ss BwSy 49,. $3.50
ssTH ST. 25s-5s W. all-Welesley Realty
corpn to sight-seeing Co, Times Bldg,
1919; atty. Jacob Miller. 1875 Broad.
SAB Day ST. iis W. ali. sly bri str t To- be
berg. 1872 W 2sth st, 10 yrs from Nov !,
1918; atty C NJ cOddinston. Is Wall
lliTH ST. E, rm apt, i:t Nm ' SsS:
yrs from May /. 1870; atty, Oxen:
,,s sfTf So 81 lCS'3io T. ali. PachcssaD
to Louis Cohen, 2s2 E l25th st. 20 yrs
from Feb /. 1890 atty, Sam Greenbaum,
s,s g s sr W aIRisSar 10 caI SSG
TO C T silver. Inc, 100 W 57th st, from
completion of bldg to Dec 81. 1929; atty
,Sx4S HTamer 1 ~ .ss Siw shoG0o
to VIM Korn. 2s2 L slst st. ala
yrs from Aug !. 1915; atty. Aug p
Wagner, 80 l2sth st........;.;.Sl.lGO
Schulte-Royal Restaurant and Bakery
co to Rudinger Berman L Co. 46 W
seth st, ll-l2 yrs from May l, 1920.
yrs renewal; atty, NJ Pepper, 80 Mas
18TH ST, so L, store, b and yards Ma
sella 10 Monroe NJ Schwarzschild and
SsnS; 257 .th Sv; : yrs from N9y "a I;
ST NICHOLAS. AV, 1905, s and b-D Bear
man ct al to Herman Efers. ana Sth
av. IN yrs from Aug l, 1919; attys.
Eifers a A, AT Bway. $500
Bronx.
FORDHAM RID, 3 s, los Norris av. x
store Gaines-Roberts Co to Rudolf
Baas - yrs fr completion OF store ;
atty, Title Guar & T Co. 17s Broad
,7sny sT 'iis.ti E, Iall.Woift Bread ca TO
Saml N Elitzer, 246 Rivington at, ct al
20 yr IT Aug l. 1919 atty, Saml NJ
ElitEer. 2I6 Rivington 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
A SHERIDAN SQUARE SALE.

William A White & Sons have sold
IS and IS Grove street Seventh avenue
extension), 6s.6x5310h irregular, to
frank Alberti, who win Immediately
Improve 1t with first class garage.
The property faces Sheridan Square.
The Corn Exchange Bank recently
oought the corner property on the same
block and is improving IL with a new
bank building. The New Greenwich
village Theatre is directly across the
square
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
PLAN ID STORY APARTMENT.

Flans for the thirteen story apartment
house to be erected at the northeast
cor ner Of West End avenue and 1884
street by the ssi West End Avenue Cor
pcration were filed yesterday in the
Manhattan Bureau of Buildings. The
structure will cost $4,000 and will oc-
cupy a plot 101.5xS7.5. Gaetan Ajello
OF 1 West Thirty-fourth street Is tie
architect
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
Yankee Cargo sent to Hamburg

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. THE Ameri-
can steamship Thaia sailed to-day for
Hamburg with the first cargo from Phil
adelphia consigned direct to German
port since the war Most OF the cargo
OF 5000 tons consisted of packages of
food, clothing and toilet articles sent by
individuals 20 relatives and friends in
Germany. Capt. Thompson was in COM
-mand Of the Thaia-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
CENTRAL PARK WEST SALE.

Charles Wynne and Louis H. Low
have resold 225 Central Park West, a
six story elevator apartment. on lot AK
100. adjoining northeast corner Eighty
second street, to an investor. The SELL
ers purchased the property last month
through Ludlow a Co. George Levy
was the broker in the resale.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08

Go, s5 Nassau ct, Aug 1; attys. Kugel
a SAKE, ISL gtone av. Brooklyn. 800
SAME RECOMMENDATIONS Realty co to
mtg $4,000. June IA; atty, same 500
iTD schwa Ax; ie'tn st. aoS1 ps.n.1
FrancR, So Beta pi, Slenwood. l. I. and
King Jr, $50 Nassau 1t. % c and 500
iS Realty 81 e. 10 ys .oS1s0 5is
isith ct. mtg ,sa,5oo. July 81; atty. Title
,,0 Guar & T CO, i7s Bwsy ...;s..;Sdoo
leon A 9p,en. pL 10 s Cha. HoSns Isl
W ssth st. mtg $4,000. May al atty;
i'iIa g. AS Enss:rs to A Moran Ms s
81; atty. Morris IN @ar al 70 E iis!s
KELLY ST. s4l. q. ;iiois,s1,s iic.ix W tsx
AJAX 1912 to st n as to beg-.Patk
Mcdonnell to Fannie Mcdonnell, ISL
IN az May 20; atty, Pat.k B Mcp ,Sno
HOE Az, isl. ~ aS1icoopsrS "f b NC
Donneli to Fannie Mcdonnell, 3s7 18th
ssyy, May 20; atty. Patk Mcdonnell,
WALLACE Nv. 1919, $, i51ssCJohsnns
Birnhaupl to Peter schwins. IS East End
W. sea snS Co. mt ~. '0SS 1Ss alto
BROOK Ay, i!ss. rs, 2a,3xsSxl2sxst:l-
samuel schatzkin ct al to Samuel Ker-
atty, wiIiis% 1s a. ssa AlessS SS sStiSC
WEST FARMS RID, W ., 1879 n Jennings st.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES J Fraser to
Gerard Holding Corpn, 220 E 1sSth st.
mtg $1,000. june rs; atty, o stephens
BRYANT Av, 1866, =, 5oxl00--Reich
Bldg Co 70 Ressus Realty Co, $50 Bway
mtg $4,000. Aug 8; atty, b Kopel.
BRYANT Av, 1850. . E cor, soy1oo-Reich
Bldg Co TO Reasus Realty Co, $50 Bway,
mtg 100000, Aug s; atty. b Kopel-
wAsHINGToN AV. 1863, W s, 1s.sxi3e.s--
William l. Daily to Florence Levy. mtg
$500. June 2s: atty, q H Ittleman, -
court 81, brooklyn. ................. w
SAME PROPERTY-Florence Levy TO Geo
H IttlemaR, see Willoughby av, Brook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
[ AT Il VEsEY STREET.

By Henry Brady.
SPRING ST. s21 and s2s, 8, 2OS W
Greenwich st, t0.sx40 two sty tnmts
and strs-Masonic Board OF Relief VS.
G J Luce ct al; Sheamen S. attys;
due on Judgt. ys,7ls.b2; taxes, &C,
Sl6t.7o Sold to the plaintiff for $1,000
lat s2lo THIRD AvENUE.l
BY Joseph p. Day.
TIFFANY ST, 1895. 8. llss n 1sBth
ct. t4x1oo, S sty fat-Abr Dorb ct al
VS. Meyer Brown ct al; Herman Gott-
lieb. atty; due on judgt, $s.ol5.2s; taxes
&C, 5000; subj to mtg of $50, 600.
Sold to the plaintiff for $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
ARTHUR APARTMENT SOLD.

The Lawyers Mortgage Company sold
10 an investor the Arthur. six story
apartment house. s7.6x9911, at $50
west Hath street. 200 feet east OF
Broadway. The sellers recently Sc
cured the property in a foreclosure for
tl25, 900.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
n. e. sIMoNs SELLS CoNTRAcT.

Spear & Co. have sold fon Robert e.
Simon 225 Greene street. a six story
loft building, to a client for investment.
This building Is one OF three which the
same brokers' have sold to him in the
last week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
House Session Lasts Minutes.

WASHINGTON. Aug. AFTER a seven
minute session the House to-day ad-
journed until tomorrow. No business
was transacted.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
MECHANICS LIENS.


AbTH ST, I4e and 14s w-Jaoob Isseks
agt Emily Smith. owner; Albert I
sire contractor 'ii3'iE..xi5;. n,ssS;,S
Co agt Louis X Hggstt Co. Inc. lessee;
Howard Hudson Co. owneri Pollock.
contractor ..s.....,........... t4sS.sl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08

LOTS 80 to II Inclusive, map of building
uated in Town Morrisania = Annie
RonEone agt Samuel MCMILLAN (forelos
of mortEage); attys. Fletcher. Mccutch-
on a Brown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Furnshed apartment for
September, October and November, four
large masters bedrooms. servants bed
rooms; highest references. Address !. Nick,
+. o. box S65 Downtown.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
LIS PENDENs,

10TH ST, n . Courlland' av. -
Conradson & Hill agt Peoples Big
Market, Inc. ct al; Aug IL, 1918. .Ssl2.l5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
MAMMALIAN

Manhattan.
18TH ST. 2s2 w; Perry st. 1876. mtgs 49,
9eo-Mary and James Lucas, trus, to
frank Lucas, GO w 12sth st; atty,
william Lamey, IS Wall st; assns.
nth ST, iai..i5 W. mtg ,i5,,ccc.Airrow
Holding Corpn to Abr Davis 241 w 11sth
st. and ano; atty. Julius II zieser. at
cHRisroPHEiR ST. ios; iItih st. rs; lat
av n W cor Tooth st; Pearl st, $50
Jonathan Wright. trus. to John X Havl-
P6%cl oas %sif N; atty, y y
AMSTERDAM Av, 7s5-N Title 4 Mtg
GO to Walter F elaisdell. at Port Wash
soUTH sr. iio-Heien G JoSelman,
extrx, to Herman + Jobelman. Ala w
i lsoth st; attys, Paiiester. @ & o,C. ess
OLIVER ST. ii.jaamc:s. Trowbridge,
trus' to Title Guar q T Co. 17s Broad
7TH Avi, isSc and 1890 mt.: 's ssoS
s2e.25o-Hyman Adelstein and ano to
Sera Avrutine and Pauline A Asinof, ISL
W ssth st; attys Kantrowitz & e, $40
i7SD ST. sos W. Riverside Drive, 20 !;
mtgs t24, 5oo-Barclay Holding Corpn to
Abr Davis, 2H w 18th ST; atty. II
esTH ST. S2s-sso &c. mtg sSs,
Trust co to Samuel willets and s VIII
lets to Gibraltar Mtg Co. So William st.
sttys, M lsaaes. 80 william st !;
MADISON Az cor a5t6 st, mtg 800 10000 90
m nSw 'Go9M vds Victor ct al to FIJI
Harris q Towne. ass Bway. 81
I'D ST. ms. 100 West End ay and ls2. 6
reen Nae a Sy,nsa Ran LIE ms Go
attys, Middlebrook Borland. 4s Cedar
EAST END Xv, iis4. mtg ,iil,.cocWeY TitIS
Guar 4 T 90. to Carl W d Burkhardt,
2s77 Perry av. Bronx address. I7e
TAD ST. ia u. mtg Isl, Coo.Ioiis II q M SoO
Marray to Title Guar s. Co. 17s Broad:
.4TH ST. 3, ais.s "a av.a:nj f + Fe,o
NJ. nsr to Lawyers Mort Co. 50 t ,,S 6sy
i5oTH sT. soss.iio W. mtg ',s7.5oc3JSs,e SoS
Straus to Jacob straus & Sons, 2es
Bronx.
is2p ST, 500 Z. also 1ssth st. $40 E-Anna
Stark and ano. exrs to Anna S Stark,
43s Z 144th st; atty, c A Furthman, Sd
cp a0 and i4sth st, asst. .......i; .ss.lss;s2
menschneider. 4ss e 144th st; atty
MAcTAY Av i5ii.same to Geo pore cT;vg 1915 Is
Furthman, Sd av and 1istS st. $4,000
PERRY Av, ss25: Fordham st. IL; also
College sy. lsis,John J Donohue to
Keown & F. $40 courtlahdt av. assign:
l4sTH ST. W 5. iiil Alex av ii.axiSS:
Wilton I'd, 2bxif5; also Perry av So57-
Sophia Lerch. trus to Chas Freutel
1921 Morris av; atty. b Stringham, 463
f fremont av, 5 asst. ...............sl
ANTHONY Av, 164o-Benenson Realty Co
to Viva Realty Co. $40 Bway; atty Title
Guar 4 T Co. l7s Bway. 800
si.ios irTexNN Title rI MtF t CSC TO az Geo 5
Hamlen. $50 81 Nicholas av; atty, Z
GRAND BLVD 4 CoNCOURsE, n e cor
Echo pl, 7s;2xbs:5x irreg = Percy H
Brigham to VIM w Rutherford at Patch
am. Eng; attys, Hoadley. l. q ]. % WIN.
IAN wsi sS,'go
Francis Mcfarland, 4s Columbia Heights,
Bklyn; atty, John Jones, 81 Park
TOW s.'..' -. -
l64TH ST. 5 Q, 10l e Washington av. 40xlo0
Meta Jewell ct al admrs TO North
side Mtg Co. $3.50 Sd av; atty, r
Gutgsell, So Park Row. .s2S, 900
lsoTH ST, SIS E-Lenan Harris and ano,
trus to Gordon Harris. Irvington -on Hud :
son, y Y; atty. Lawyers T & Co. 100
HEATH Az scsocciraham I, Van saun to
Eliz w Morgan, Chelsea ON Hudson.
Y: atty, w Pollock, 500 Bway 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan


18TH ST, - w---John F McKson a Bros,
Inc, sSt Rosanna sAtohelor ct all Fse
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-08
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.
TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF owner and at
torney.)
nowntoxwn

(south Of Fourteenth street)
BEEKMAN PL, W 8, so n 5oth ct, 2o.bx7b--
Jacob London TO VIM Bertschlnger and
Marie his wife, COZ Tenth av. as tenants
by entirety, all liens. Aug 6; atty, Title
cohUMs1A So ST. W. c sws Stanton st. iisss@
Theresa Muller to Victor Muller, 155
Hendrix st. Bklyn, all liens, May 2s,
HOUSTON ST, 5O7 e, 8. 2ox75--North
River lns Co to Meyer Schwalberg, b22 IL
Houston st and ano, all liens. Aug. b;
auuress, 1885 Cannon ST.. .,...,...,'. VI
WASHINGTON ST, n o cor Duane 81,
75x4b.s-Emma Adams and ano to
West Beach Realty Corpn, as Cedar st.
mtg tSs,2oo; atty, Seth 8. TORY, 1is &c.
WASHINGTON ST, n cor Duane st, 4s.sx
2S1-West Beach Realty Corun to Ches
Y Smith at Greenbrook I'd, Plainheld, "
J, and ano. mtg 31s,2oo, all liens. Aug
18TH ST. ss w, ss, isxios-H. g. shirk 70
Anna an MAJ J. Phillips. sc W i,th st. mtg
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-03
REV. AND MRS. AABERG
GIVEN FINE RECEPTION

Westby News: Friday, Sept. ~, re-
ception and lunch were rendered Rev.
and Mrs. Aaberg of the First Luth-
eran church by the members.
A large crowd gathered in the
church basement and congratulated
Rev. and Mrs. Aaberg, who but lately
returned from their honeymoon, and
gave hearty welcome to the bride,
who is, or was, stranger in Westby.
After the presentations a delicious
luncheon was served by the ladies of
the congregation under the efficient
management of Mrs. Nels Nelson,
president of the Ladies' Aid. A purse
of $14O was presented Rev. Aaberg
and bride by the congregation in tok-
en- of their appreciation of the good
work the pastor has accomplished in
the community since taking this
charge.
1t was a pleasant and happy after
noon for all present and at the close
there was distinct feeling of good
fellowship among all. Several friends
of the pastor and congregation were
present to enjoy the occasion with
them and were as enthusiastic over
the reception as were the members.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-03
BAINVlLLE

Odelon Mathews anu bro her, Will.
arrived in the city the latter part Of
last week from Red Lake Falls, Mimi,
and are visiting vita their sister and
ether relatives 20: :. short time. The
boys both spent better than a Year in
France and recently received their
discharge from the army anil are Wis
iting around for d time ne'o:e ICING
back to their former occupations. Ode
Ion expects to reiE,in mere and VIII
will return to his home in Minncso-
ia.
Ole M.Torgerson, well known fa,m-
er of the north country, has rented
his farm and will move to town. He
has purchased the H. L. Snyder
residence and will bring his family
in as soon as the present occupants
move out. He will bring his feel
mill in from the farm and will grind
feed the coming winter.
Miss Leone Herman, member of
last years teaching staff in our pub
lie schools, arrived in the city Mon
day and is spending the week visiting
at the Won Eschen home and with
her many Bainville friends. She will
leave Saturday for Great Falls, where
she has accepted a school in a town
near there.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-03
SHERIFF'S SALE

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In the District Court Of the Twen-
tiethe Judicial District Of the State Of
Montana, In and For the County of
Siberian.
JOHN w. SHELBY, Plaintiff, vs..
WILMER E. CHANDLER, q single
man, EMMA j. REDD1NG, and
PETER MARION, Defendants.
TO BE SOLD AT SHERIFFS
SALE, on the 18th day of October
A. D. 1919, at the hour of 2 o'clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the
front door Of the Court House in
Plentywood, Sheridan County, Mon
tana, the following described real es-
tate, situate in the County of Sheri-
dan, State of Montana:
The Southwest Quarter (SWh), the
southwest quarter of the southeast
quarter (SWA SEA) of Section
Twenty-Five (29), the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter
(SEA SEk) of section thirty (3OI
and the northeast quarter (NEk) of
the northeast quarter (NEA) of Sec
ton thirty-on (sec. 31) in township
thirty-seven twp. 37) north of range
fifty-five (55) east, of the Montana
meridian.
JACK BENNETT,
Sheriff of Sheridan County, Mont.
By H. F. FEETHAM,
ONSTAD & GREER,
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Pientywood, Montana. z3-t4
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-03
COMERTOWN

James Hurley left Sunday via Plen-
tywood for Froid where he will visit
before going to the west coast to
spend the winter. Miss Ethel Franey
of Dooley and Robt- Brockley accom-
panied him to Plentywood.
A baby born was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Darrell Mckay Of Minneapolis,
Friday, Sept. 5th. It is now Grandpa
and Grandma Mckay
Thos. Broclley and R. P. Fitzger-
aid arrived here with their band Of
lambs Sunday.
A telegram received Wednesday
night by Bert Soleheim stated the
death of the II year old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Hlmer P. Hanson at Ken
mare that day. Death was due from
appendicitis.
John Hauck and family will leave
for Minnesota about October LIST. Mr..
Hauck has rented his hay land, pas
ture and buildings to R. P. Fitzgerald
and Peter Gjerd has rented the field.
Mr.. Fitzgerald also purchased all
fencing from Mr.. Haudk.
Peder Bruvold and Mrs. Roycraft
and son were at Plentywood yester-
day. Mr.. Bruvold is administrator of
the Roycraft estate.
+ Maud, the daughter of Mrs. j. W..
Roycraft, living south of town, broke
her left arm Tuesday, when she fell
form a horse. DR.. Sells of Dooley
set the fractured member.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1919-10-03
NEW MEAT MARKET TO OPEN ~
SOON AT BAINVILLE

Bainville Tribune: Swigley & Com
pany is the name Of a new firm about
to enter business in Bainville in the
near future, according to an an
nouncement made few days ago
by member of the firm. The new
company have, leased the Lundquist
building newt to the Farmers State
Bank, and are completing arrange
ments to open a meat market in
short ime.
w. c. Swigley, the manager of the
new concern, has arrived here with
his family from Great Falls, and have
taken up their residence on the WAL
ton farm, east Of town, which the
company has leased and will be run
in connection with the butcher shop.