Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 259, Hammond, Lake County, 20 April 1907 — Page 3
Saturday, April 20, 1907.
i
GARY NEWS
Mike Kazich la in Chicago cn business this morning.
Patrick Fitzgerald returned last evening- from a short visit at LaPorte.
WE LAKES COUNTY TIMES
WHITING NEWS
c. day.
TVieboldt was in the city yester-
"Babe" Melton of the Pedersen has the whooping cough.
fiata
ine ivnona lirotnera yesterday
awarded tho contract for the foundation work on their Becond building on Broadway to II. A. Paine. The superitructure contract will be let eome lime next week.
Lanquist & Illsley's camp sent in a help call to the police station yeater3ay morning. A couple of officers went over and brought back John PIlo, a foreigner who was laboring under some sort of an hallucination that Jiade him dangerous to any one in his
immedate vicinity. He is still demented, and It la feared will have to bo sent away to an asylum.
Miss friends
Mrs. was in
Tillie TVahlitz entertained from Hammond last night.
Bay's Grist in South Chicago
Magon of Pennsylvania East Chicago yesterday.
avenue
Roy Filton was the guest of Indiana Harbor friends Thursday night.
Mrs. V nue, was
. C .Smith of Sheridan at Toleston yesterday.
Two special cars were switched in yesterday morning on the Lake Shore track carrying the officials of the Steel corporation who came on from New York the day before. Several changes that are to be made.' within a short time demanded their presence here, some of them feeling that the proper progress is not being made in somo of the work. Among them was President Corey, President Buffington and a corps of secretaries and clerks.
Mayor Darrow of LaPorte stopped off between trains hero yesterday in the interests of the New York Chicago Air Line. They have changed the route of their line through Gary slightly
to avoid the tangle of tracks their for
mer route would have made. The may or is also interested in the local trac
tion situation and if occasion offers may take a notion to look Into the franchise proposition with a bunch of
men who are looking for good things
In that line.
Misses Delia and Winnie Flere
Chicago shoppers Thursrlnv
ave-
were
Mrs. Dillingham of Ohio avenue, was Chicago visitor yesterday.
LOST CASE OF BOOZE RECOVERED
Theft of Whiskey Makes
i rouble for a Lot of People.
Evicted Family Eejecta Aid.
A family
named Gallae-her
eu irom a tour-room Ninety-seventh street
bailiff of the
i tion Officer J.
j of the family's
cottage at o54 V t-S tf Tii.i v r.n a
writ of forciible detainer i.v- .v,,,,,.
municipal court. PorbaJ. O'Ke. fc- was notified
pgui ana proc'cif.,!
the scene to render what relief lay his power. When v,..
i i iv eu ne
luunu inai or tr.e nine children in the
luiiiii, uve oi me younger ones
oeen carea ior by neighbors offers of assistance were for his offences, and alleged
com parents are said to drink.
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to be
to
in
h
had
and his
rejected, that he
addicted
The
Miss visited
Nellie Cadman of East here yesterday.
Chicago
Miss Ola Van Camp visited In South Chicago yesterday afternoon.
L.
inter-
muni
Miss Nellie Hanephin visited her Ms-
n-i, irs. narry Spring in terday.
Austin yes-
Charles
Pederaen was in Chirac
purchasing spring stock for his tailor
snop Thursday.
:ey
un
Leonard Emmel was in town last tives.
or South Chicago,
night visiting rela
A number, of important matters are expected to come up before the board of trustees this afternoon for action in one way or another. First will come the matter of tho improvement of Broadway south of the Wabash. The entire board has been inspecting pavements in different places. Trustees Sears and Knotts and Engineer Melton having been at South Bend and Trustee Caldwell at Terro Haute. The general opinion seems to be that brick laid oti a sand foundation will be used, it being the concensus of opinion that this is the most satisfactory, everything considered. The franchise for which the stel corporation's subsidiaries are asking will come up for some kind of action, although it will probably not be in the nature of an adoption. The board is inclined to go slowly In tho matter. All of the fran- j
chides asked for thus far are said to
be decidedly narrow, being so much so
that several attorneys declare they would not be held good in court on account of their exclusiveness.
Mrs. X. Burns is her daughter, Mrs. of Ohio avenue.
now the William
guest Bollin.s
of
er
Mrs. fallah-in . .
n ua operated on
ai ai. Margarets hospital in resting very easily.
yesterday
The Christian
mc-Liiis at tne nome of Mr.
ii. Alien of Ohio
avenue last
and Mrs.
night.
City
venneay of East Phi.
--e", wmue a ousmess trip to WhitiB
P-IJ "WUft
a i may.
on
Mrs. of her
at Chicago
Thnmao A T 1
.uujian was the guest daughter, Mrs. Clyde TWnv
J
$ t s i era ay.
Misses
auc nuziett and Tw ni,i
aiiuin were the guests of r t . -
ivenuai at Chicago lnt
the
evening.
Misses
Tlec, T.-l .
V, "ulw""e i'eoersen and Helen
t iener saw "in the Land n? t,
4,. ,t . - 1 1 Vti-
jJiis at tne Calumet hoot,. . , .
V .-.4-
lur" ji a case nr ttIiIoi.-,. r
a ut-nvery wagon of the Hastings Ex
w,,,,!,, Jilst l)ecemlier nr,,1 (to
dscovery by Detective Matt McNamora
eierciay. on information furnished
u iuvuis fcimonean, a porter in E.
-xwa saioon, made a highly esting case in the South Chicago cipal court today.
.,Cttu was questioned vesterdav
... iice ana revealed the hiding
UL lne nquor and gave informa
wv, ifdumg to the arrest of Edward
"leens, a driver for the Hastings Ex
i-oinpany. The case of whisk,
minus several bottles was recovered
aer the sidewalk in front of Morgan's saloon. Ninety-second street and Erie O T f - n s. T . ...
"'c"uc' wnere isunoneau declared that he had placed it under instructions
irom Morgan. i . , . .
ine trial or Simoneau and Plevens this morning, Simoneau declared that
Elevens had delivered the whiskey, which was the property of Max Ehrmaii a wholesale liquor dealer, to Morgan's saloon, and that Morgan had directed him to hide it under the sidewalk. Blevens swore that ne did not remember the delivery to Morgan's saloon, but that he had picked it up in an East Side Market, where it had been misdelivered, and he did not know what became of it. Morgan, who was called as a witness
disclaimed all knowledge of the presence of the stuff in his premises, but on the testimony of Simoneau he was held
on a charsre of reeeivine- stni
n - - x - , v. i ty. Judge Girten holding that he should know what was taking place in his
saloon.
Simoneau received a fine of $20 and
costs and Blevens was fined $35 and costs. The latter fine was directed to
oe siayea ju on the filing of a $500
uond, when a motion for a new trial
wouia De heard. Morgan will be tried
on the charge of receiving stolen prop erty.
Killed at Steel Plant. August Isberg, aged 36, living at 1314 Ridgewood avenue, Joliet, met depth at 10 o'clock this morning while working on a smokestack on one of the old blast furnaces of the Illinois Steel company. Isberg was suspended in a chair doing some r.-pair work, when in some unknown manner the sustaining rope broke and the man fell to the ground, a distance of forty feet He was instantly killed. The body was removed by the police to Adams'
morgue, wnere an inquest is in this afternoon.
progress
Bailiff Arrests Kidnapper. Bailiff William Christie of th Snnth
Chicago branch of the municipal court
yesterday afternoon arreted
tu ska, the man accused bv his wifV of
kidnapping their child from Buffalo, N. Y. The man was arrested at 433 Step
henson avenue in Pullman. Mrs. Matuska appeared at the South Chicago
station several davs aim nn rnni., i ..j
or tne Kmnanninsr to Cmtain ci
warrant was sworn out bv tho woman
before Judge Girten and given to the police for service. Matuska eluded' the
police, but failed to escape Bailiff Chris
tie.
INCREASE YOUR BUSINESS Good Beer Means Good Business And you cannot serve good beer if your pipes and coils are dirty and imperfectly cleaned.
And it should By the
Steam Soda
be done regularly
Briefs.
Miss Rose Gibson,
was removed to the today sufferiner with
355-31st street, county hospital pneumonia.
The
Van der Lear Memorial associa
.iii in iiuiu a meeting in the rooms
of the Irish Historical society, 9206
Commercial avenue, tomorrow after noon.
Process
Julius Linnemann 116th and Harrison Ave. Telephone Whiting 62. 2964 ROBERTSDALU, IND. Mattresses Renovated
Old Hair and Moss Mattresses
and all other Expensive Mat
tresses made like new at small cost. H. EVANS Tel. 1784. 54 IMunimer Ave. HAMMOND
eft tSav--) e 8 IX I Wonders I y Why j v'Vl3 Tired -si--Bp-- His day's work I
nas uccn aone unHer day's work has been hampered
pays
THE GENUINE McDOUGALL
V
Mr. Rnnrpv -f AX'ii. .
11V..V Jell lrU3 morn
"i'g ror Indian Territory where
.-fin on Dustness for the
company.
he was
Standard Oil
AVhpn others Crockett, the Ind., Commercial
fail, consult Dr. specialist, Hammond, Hank Building.
FIltST EMPLOYMENT AGENCY K V ALDER, PUOPUHCTOH. , COtvNKLIUS SCIIANZER, Mgr. Steamship Ticket Agency Foreign lixchaugt! Real Instate iOCc - - Hotel Fitz - - Garv.
LIQUOKa AND CIGARS Only High Grade Goods THE GARY
Buftet and Restaurant
friaries Ueiia-Chlesa. Prop.
Miss Helen Mattern has as her guests
.... .uumh, iuiss Judith Woodworth and
"-ic ui nor classmates from
ho university to remain day.
the
until
Chica-
Mon
oiz visited her daugh-
. nna i.otz, at the Englevvood
unun Hospital yesterday, and reports
.-I n ue in a serious pneumonia.
condition with
The freshman
ana son hnmnm
. ' ' - V l - - V . 1
iium me Illgll scliool
ing last night. They
, . . mm ugnt re-
iifsunienis were served.
1 . -
neia ciuo meet-
indulged in sev-
Among those
Eroadvray
Gary, ind.
JSTEVVART & BOWER8
Uf.MUUAL. CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS Will he pleased to give you estimates on your building. Post Ofllca Building, East Chicago. Bar.k Bldg., INDIANA HARBOR. IND
HKGEWISCH NEWS
Mrs.; Mike Pavey itor Thursday.
was a Chicago vis-
Rev. Gustav Anderson was a visitor here last evening.
w no atteniip.i tho
al of Mrs. Joseph WIrts at East Chl-
wiKo yesterday afternoon dames Geo. Buck AT n
iimii. jur. Wirtz has
or his many friends reavement.
were, MesBaker, and
the svmnathv
in his sad be-
Ed
Bowen, who gave his aXrir-wc, c
Chicago, was arrested for being intoxi
...u.oua, ingiu. ne was brouglit
oeiore M&yor Smith yesterday morniner. and nftor ninn,n ...
. t"uuiK gumv lie was given ten minutes to get out of town. Bowen was 1uf ii ,
... vi. nC it. caicn a car
anu in ten minutes was out of the state. Had he missed that one it is hard to say what the result would have been as the cars here are not in the
namt or running on schedule.
LONG HUNT FOR STATION.
Sergeant Hi; j tie, UeoenU v Trim for r..,l
Finally Locate Ilia xew Job. Sergeant John M. Hayde, who was
transferred yesterday from the Hud
son avenue police station on the northwest side to the East Side station had
as many adventures as Alice in Wonderland In trying to locate his new job. Sergeant Hayde was directed to go to the Ilegewisch station, by which name
the sixteenth precinct station was known previous to its removal on Au
gust 26, of last year to its present location at 106th street and avenue M.
Accordingly he boarded a car for South
inicago, ana on arriving at the busy center, took a Hammond car fnr tho
house, where there is a nice level
stretch of Pennsylvania railroad track leading to Ilegewisch after a thirtyfive minutes walk.
Arriving at Ilegewisch, the sargeant
asked a citizen where the station was
and was informed that it was four miles
away. In disgust the official sought a restaurant and had just sat down to a nice order of ham and eggs when
somebody informed him that the next train left for the station in four min
utes. Hastily abandoning all thoughts of dinner, Sargeant Hayde made a rush
for the train, and in due time landed
two diocks rrom his destination. He
arrived at the station about 3 p. m. a sorer but a wiser man.
Sergeant Hayde Is willing to ac
knowledge that Chicago is a great city, much greater than he imagined after
eighteen years on the police force.
iwo-story trame building at 444-
106th street, occupied bv Ohnrl r?
mei as a noiion store, was slightly
damaged in a hre arising from an heated stove.
over-
veraior w imam p. Cook of the
East Side station landed all the hon
via in un; meat uane class at the dog
snow with his exhibit Thor H., jr. The
awaros were made yesterday. T r. Vi -i n . .-i 1 . . 1 1 i . i .
miuiiucn, wuo nas Deen a
Kuest oi nis sister in Krie avenue for
the past two years, during which time he lias not done a stroke of work or paid a cent of board, was sent to the
Bridewell on a fine of $30 and by Judge Girten this morning.
costs
i ; . . a .
we aiarm noxes inside the
plant of the Illinois
hOfo 1 . -1 j i
urt-H uiuereu to oe placed out
side the works on street corners near
the enclosure, to comply with the or-
un.iiute requiring alarm boxes to be
placed in locations where they will be accessable to private citizens. The Steel company's private fire alarm system was not disturbed.
George J. Boyd, a machinist employed in the Federal Furnace company's plant, 108th street and the Calumet river, lost two toes of his right foot this morning, when he slipped and fell while at work. His right foot was caught in the cogs of a machine ami the toes were crushed. Boyd was taken to the South Chicago hospital. He lives at S932 Erie avenue.
a ten minute
MEETS AN OLD FRIEND.
Dr.
tucKiey ot Chleatro was lisro r
Business yesterday.
i m-iHioK was the guest of Mrs
iiciermm yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chicago visitors
Thomas were yesterday.
South
Mrs. M. E. Beal of ed a meeting here church last night.
Burnhani last the
John Watson was removed Margaret's hospital yesterday noon. He has pneumonia.
attend
M. E.
to St. after-
Vvhen others Crockett. tho
lad.. Commercial Bank
fail, consult Dr
specialist. Hammond.
Building.
Mrs. Gus Jordan is on th Charles Loger has taken at the Ryan Car works.
sick list.
a position
ine ivoyal Neighbors met last night
In Jordan's hall. The Modern Wood
men held their meeting first and then those who were not members of Royal
Neighbors retired to the waiting room until the business was transacted, then
they wero all invited in for the in
suuiation of officers of the Royal
Neighbors. After this was throug; with a most delicious supper was serv
i to an. a good time was enjoyed
cy all present till a late hour.
WILLIAM ROSE GROCERIES, FEED AND GAS FIXTURES. 1J20 ONTARIO ST. HEGEWISCH
If ve did not deserve It, do yon
'"'"k we could have
relation la cine
eenred 0,000 elr-
montlif Tiilnk it
fli.-. 1 T , .
nua-i.u oi jonn Celovsk . whn
died Tuesday, was held from his home
on Center street vi-stpnv i
9 o'clock. The services were preached
ac tne biavish church in Robertsdale,
xvev. i-auier Benedict officiating. Mr.
v-fiov&Ki was a Tesulent of Whiting
ior several years, and was a man who vas respected by all. lie was a member of the First Roman Catholic Union No. 130, which order turned out in a body to pay their respects to the departed brother. The Interment was at the Hammond cemetery. He is Kur-
d by his widow and four children.
vivt
Ginnapp-Beckett Marriage. The marriage of William Ginnapp to Mrs. Allie Beckett took place at Crown Point on Thursday. Although Mr. Ginnapp has been In Whiting only a short time, he has made many warm friends. Mrs. Beckett Is very well
vnowu nere, and has the best of her many friends. They
ine nome or the groom's
outnern Illinois for a short honeymoon, after which they will return and make their home with the bride's
wiouier. .Mrs. Quigley of John Basket Ball Game.
wishes are at
uncle in
street.
Tim CorTeT of Thlrt-r-rMftii m a.
prised When Arraigned In Court.
Tim Coffey, arrested by Special Offi
cer James Brennan of tho Pi,nno,-ii
railroad yesterday while "beatinc the
blind on a passenger train, met an old
acquaintance in Judge Girten when ar
raigned in the municipal court this
morning. His honor reminded Coffey
mai ne nad oeen before him at Thirtyfifth street court a month ago, and
ougegsiea mat ne nad made a trifling
error m railing into the hands of the police in South Chicago.
Coffey pleaded hard for fnrfh-nc
for his offienses, and alleged that he was riding on the train by express invitation of the baggageman. Judge Girten gave him a chance to communicate with his friends, and promised to release him if he would sign the pledge.
Hungarian residents of South Chicago living near the steel works were given a scare yesterday afternoon when what appeared to be a shower of blood took place. Dynamite was being used on the piles of ore in the steel company's yards, and the high wind blew the stuff, which has a red color, a considerable distance. It covered some spots near the works to a depth of nearly a quarter of an inch.
LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the City of Hammond, North township. Lake County, Indiana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant, more than twenty-one (21) years of
Z-r u, fsxit-u or said Town and
ami not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety days last past; that he will apply to the Board of COUntV ( Omissinnora rt Tnl, . ...
,- ' ,of Inv.ian. at their May Term, i . ' for a license to sell Intoxicating
in ifs quantities than a at a time and permit the same drank on the premises where
mat ne win also ask
looaceo, soft drinks
nection therewith;
.oua w litre ne uesires to sell said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: The ground floor front room of the one-story frame building, situate on Lot No. 4, in Block No. 2. in Morris' addition to the City of i t.t i
v-wumj, imiiana. isald feet, having windows
S t , tt,,u untl uoor in rear
ocwn uunuuis ironis on Columbia
nue, a puoiic street of Hammond.
J
J
quart to be sold:
permission to sell
and lunch in con-
and that the nrem-
room is 23x50 and doors of
ave-City
within said
Signed, ISO STANISII.
the
more
io;
liquors
LICENSE NOTICE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the Town nf ,-!.. '
1 ownship. Lake County. Indiana: That
undersigned is a male inhabitant
than twenty-one 2i voam
age. a resident of said Town and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a continuous resident of said Township ior more than ninetv rinv-a loot
that he will annlv tn th t.,.i i
' -ConV.ss,,n,rs of Iake County, htate of Indiana, at thflr
for a license to sell intnti.nti,J
in less Quantities ih
at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where soldtnat he will also ask permission to sell
, "n. uiiiuva uiiu iuncn in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to soil aoi,i i
toxicating liquors is described" aa foil
lows, to-wit:
In the ground floor front
the one-story frame buildine-. situate
on Lot Nn 1. in Block No. 5. in Broaday addition to the Town of cinr,-
ake County. Indiana sain t-., v,'
inti 23x30 feet, having windows and doors of glass in front and one rear door; said buildi ner fronts on M
chusetts street, a public street within said Town of Gary. "umn
Signed, FRANK SZIEMASKI.
der pleasant conditions, by inconvenience.
If her kitchen was made convenient, she could do her work in half the time and have two to four hours of pleasant existance added to every day of her life. The Mc DougroII Kitchen Cabinet
"idKt! Kiicnen work simple, easy, pleasant. It quickly for its self. It lasts n lifetime.
It is a wise investment. The genuine McDougrall costs about the same as the poorer cabinets. At this year's prices, you might as well have the best. You'd like to see the McDougall, and we'd like to show it to you. LION STORE KAUFMANN S WOLF
H A M M O N n . I ini r t
t, BMnel IV I 3
L- 1 1' v i t ,t r"j
Dickover
CONTRACTORS
uilders
Estimates Furnished
on Short IVotlce.
Phone 1983 Office 25 Kimbach Building HAMMOND
It Trno V.
iuc general opinion that the
"7" DaU "n was at an end in vhit,ng. but such was not the case, for the bherldan Park Junior,
East Chicago High School Aimi
r-i, .... - -. ... . . . at
-uemers nail last
until Ave
when the lofree throws The lineup
night. The c-nmA
ti w em . 1 , . .
tiose, being a ti
minutes oetore the finish
cals gained the day by making a score of 19-17 was as follows:
Whiting
Moore ; .L. F
Squier R. F Griffith c...
Hood L. G
LucJte R. g.
East Chicago. Henry McShane Reed Haseall John
Another Strike Conference. The business men of the East Side will hold another conference on the strike situation. The meeting will be held next week and an effort will be made to secure the presence of the representatives of strikers and the ship building company. At the conference held Wednesday evening in the office of Andrew Ringman. 9912 Ewing avenue, insufficient notice had been given
and a satisfactory plan for ending the strike could not be canvassed. Business of the East Side has suffered severely on account of the strike.
uhone South Chicago 1023 MRS. IDA HUGHES Hair Dressing and Massaging Parlors Wlffs, Switches and Hair Goods to Order Uoom 10, Columbia Block 02ir Commercial Ave. So. Chicago
ROBERTSDALE NEWS
Mrs. John Kaminskle entertained her
iamer irom Chicago yesterday.
Harold Brown on the sick list.
of Harrison avenue, is
Mr.
and Mrs. J. Xvlur.rt of t,
avenue were Hammond business visitors today.
Mr. and Mrs. Erick Lund of Roberts avenue attended the theatre in Hammond last evening.
Mr. ar.d Mrs.
Ben Oakley of Harri-
suu avenue, will spend thi
with friends In Chicago.
evenin:
The pupils in Mrs. Trimble's room
returned to school yesterday, after hav
ing a vacation for two davs on ac
count of the illness of tho tv,
itai-UCl.
Charity Ball a Success.
When others fail. consult r.
Crockett. the specialist. Ilamm.,'
Ind.. Commercial Bank BuiMtnc
. -. a .
The Charity ball of the Women's Benevolent association of South Chicago, held last night In Lincoln hall, was a great success socially as well as financially. Every condition was propitious, and the elite of South Chicago and the surrounding communities was present in force. It was the social
event of the season. The grand march
was led by Warren E. Calburn and Mrs. J. J. Stedman, president of the associa
tion ana in lestivltles were enjoyed an early hour this morning:.
LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the citi
zens of the Town of Oar naimct
Township, Lake County. Indiana: That
tne undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one (21) years of
jie, i resiaent ot said Town and Township and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has been a. continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety davs last pasf that he will apply to the Board of County Comissioners of Lake County State of Indiana, at their May rr..rrl 1907. for a license to sell in toxic .ing liquors In less quantities thast a quart at a time and permit the same to be drank on the premises where soldthat he will also ask permission to sell tobacco, soft drinks and lunch In connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors is described as follows, to-wit: The ground floor front room of the one-story frame building, situate on Lot -,1S' in Klock Xo. 21, in the Chl-cago-Toleston Land & Investment Co 's Second (2) addition to Toleston, now within the corporate limits of the Town of Gary. Lake County. Indiana. Said room is 23x40 feet, having windows and doors of glass in front and one rear
uoor; saia Duiiaing ironts on Washington street, a public street within said Town of Gary. Signed, MARK HARRIS.
. I
Open for Business
Hammond Pressed Stone Co0
TELEPHONE 3193 ON THE RIDGE ROAD
Quite a number of parents from here attended the meeting at the Central school building in Hammond yesterday afternoon. Among those who attended were: Mesdames Fred Lingham, Ben Oakley, Jake Wlchorst and Erick Lund.
The
to
Marquette Pedro club was vrV
nicely entertained last evening by Miss Mary Stein at her home in Roberts avenue. A very pleasant evening was spent in cards and music, after which the hostess served a very dainty luncheon. The following succeeded In carrying home the honors: Mrs Harry Golding, first. Miss Clara Schaaf. second and Miss Mamie Eggers, consolation. Arthur Strosa first. Harry Golding second end John Blaul consolation.
LICENSE NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizens of th Town of Garv. Calumet Township, Lake County, Ind'iana: That the undersigned is a male inhabitant more than twenty-one (21) vears of age, a resident of said Town and Township, and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that he has ben a continuous resident of said Township for more than ninety days last pasf that he will apply to the Board of County Comissionera of Lake County rotate of Indiana, at their Mav Term' 1307, for a license to sell Intoxicating liquors in less quantities than a quart at a time and permit the same tr. h
drank on the premises where soldthat he will also ask permission to seli tobacco, soft drinks and lunch in connection therewith; and that the premises where he desires to sell said intoxicating liquors Is described as follows, to-wlt: The ground floor front room of the one-story frame building, situate on Lot No. 7, in Block Xo. 3, in the Chi-cago-Toleston Land & Investment Co 's Fifth (5) addition to Toleston, now within the corporate limits of the Town of Gary, Lake Countv. Indiana
Said room is 23x40 feet, having windows and doors of glass in front and one rear door; said building fronts on "Washington street, a public street within said Town of Garv. Signed. CELESTIX SCHMID. Xovr la the time to get buay with Tour real estate ada. THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES reacbea all th acUera mad buycra.
Property
Acreage
Sub-divisions and Dpimhi
Lots for Residences For Sale REASONABLE PRIGES.IaSY TERMS HAMMOND REALTY CO.
nammond Bldg.
i t
t
t t
The Hammond Distilling- Co.
I Daily Capacity, 25,000 Gallons
Use Uncle Biebsrt's Bre;
The Master Piece by a Master Baker. UmtP.tjm4 N THE UllHinwn Divum nn .
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3 1 . . . ua.ki4 fa
iiu. li&iyMiuiiiJ DiiAinu iii i. iffMnt- bim sh