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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29
YOUNG PEOPLES SOCIETIES.
Convention of Swedish Lutheran
Church Represent atives at Eoonc.

Convention of Swedish Lutheran
Church Representatives. at Boone.
Boone Aug. -. The Dies MoineS dis
/ trict convention of the Young People :
Societies of the Swedish Lutheran
! churches opened in Boone last evening.
The speakers AT the opening program
were Rev Sandeil of Dies oMines. Rev.
| o;ustafson of Burnside. Rev Anderson
of Boone Rev Idstrom Of Cedar Rap
ids and Rev Christensen of Dayton.
These spoke in the Swedish language.
Professor Mystrom. of Beaver. and Rev.
Benson. of Madrid. spoke in English.
The Echo quartet sang. Miss Minnie
| Wistrand of Des Moines rendered a
I ,iano solo and Miss Aeda Peterson. al
80 of Des Moines, sang. The program
for this morning is the discussion of the
societies relation TO the church. In the
afternoon there Will be addresses. mu-
sic. declarations and a business ses-
sion. Rev. Hemborg of Dayton. and
Rev. Andeer. of Stratford. will speak
in the English language and Rev. Lind
VAIL of Marshalltown, and MIR. Adolph
Iindblon, of Burnside IN the Swedish
language. Miss Nelson. Of Dayton. will
give a piano solo Misses Minnie Lind
qust. of Stratford. and Augusta Sund-
bert. of Cedar Rapids. will sing. etc.
This evening at s O'Clock Dr. Young
ert. of Augustana College. will lecture
on the subject OF I'hi.stian Matri-
inony." This will be in the Swedish
language. Those who have heard Dr.
Youngcrt lecture will not miss the OPP
portunity to hear him again Music Will
he furnished by the Echo quintet and
others.
After the lecture the Y. p. S. Of this
church will give reception for the del
egates that are visiting here and at
tending this convention.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29
SOLD BOTTLED BEER.
The Boys Informed or w. w. Leonard
and His Arrest Followed.

Special To Times Republican.
Iowa Falls, Aug. ON. w. Leonard
of this city has been arrested on the
charge OF violating the United States
revenue laws and on being arraigned
before q deputy collector NJ Clarion
MAS bound over TO the federal grand
jury and placed under 5000 bonds which
he furnished and returned home last
.evening. Leonard is charged specilical-
~ with selling bottled beer in thia
city. The complaining witnesses are
a couple of young men that Leonard
prosecuted last winter for some mis-
demeanor and it is thought by some
the Information is iiled in the spirit
of revenge Leonard will be given a
hearing at the September term OF the
federal court held at Cedar Rapids.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29
Half Rates to Iowa State Firenen
Tournament ,t E,,uop,o4

Via the Northwestern line Excursion
tickets will be sold at one fare for round
trip on five dates, Sept. L. .. 3. and $.
limited to return until Sept 6, inclus
i've Apply TO agents Chicago e North
Western rAilMaN.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29

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acre, and that he could have selected
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29

llaute. Ind from injuries received
When his buggy was struck by street
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1902-08-29

TT. Dodge.
Ground was broken "Wednesday
morning for the ncW Baptist church TO
be erected on their lot at the corner OF
First avenue north and Tenth street.
the building Win be 4 modern struct
urc to cosl $1,000. The treasurer of
the church f;,i ON hand $1,000 ami the
members expect To make substantial
additions TO the sum by the time the
rev structure Is completed which VIII
be about the FIRST OF next year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

q good buy; everything is cheap, and every
lining Is going UP. Rents don't cut any figure;
they are merely; items to annoy the owner;
1t IS the profit In the next thirty days that
one must figure on, which, of course, If
looked at from the right light, Is really corr
rect. What does it matter, what you pay if
you have an Immediate profit In sight? And
why trouble yourself about such things as
rents or taxes, or fire insurance, Or repairs:
Last week flfty-one new buildings were be-
gun. There were thirteen sales in the bust
ness section aggregating $7o8612; and the
transfers occupy whole newspaper column
or more daily. Last Sunday the Times had
/. You know we think four pages pretty healthy,
ana tney are getting much higher prices here
than we think Of asking. rs =.
l saw 81 500 front foot refused for an in
side lot, not the best by any means, and
$1,loo foot is freely given for what is the
same as our Tenth and Nicollet avenue prop
erty one hundred dollars a foot is an ordi-
nary asking price for good residence lot,
and $50 a foot for a medium lot. Such lots
as our Calhoun Park lots command ready
market at $1,500 apiece. Talking with Theo-
dore curtis yesterday, he said: isn't it a
shame That Minneapoltans are so thick-heai-
ed as not to know enough to buy when lots
are cheaper in Minneapolis than farm lands
In California;"
we snail have a market in Minneapolis
when our citizens and bankers and our real
estate men will turn in and help each other
lhoughtS power lis all right, and I am Civ
ing II apsent treatment but a continual
jolly thlnk will have more real effect.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
PAUL bEUhLER,
456 Temple Court.

81, 100 takes best Groom house and fine corner
lot: sewer, water, walks all paid for; on
14th av s, inside 22d st.
head; lot 55x166 to alley; on I'd st near goth
av N. Rented for $50 per month.
81 ,050 for good seven-room house, north; easy
81. OOo-Good eight-room house; cellar, we'll.
stone walk. Rents $12 per month; on Ere
mont av N.
$1,000 takes good seyen-room house; cellar,
city water, wet sink and gas; large east
front lot. 43x12S to alley; between Portland
and Park avs. This Is an elegant loca-
ton. Can give easy terms.
$500 each, FIVE nice lots, facing Tuttle. street
Sc, between Como av and Talmadge st,
city water, sewer; stone walks in and paid
$4o0-Nice east-front lot, facing 18th av Sc,
between Talmadge and Division st.
$45o-Nice east-front lot, facing east on 9Th
st. near 18th av SE lot 41x157 to 14-foot
alley: no doubt a big bargain.
$500 for nice east-front lot, facing Grand 81
NE, near 14th av;- sewer. water, stone
walks in and paid for.
$500 for the best east-front lot on 9th av g.
close to 9th st.
Cedar ay, between 3Sd and S4th SITS; water
sewer and walk in and paid for: lo
50x1221a to 14-foot alley.
Want an offer for 9ox165, corner Dupont ant
Kenwood parkway.
$1,000 for 50xl0O, corner 18th st and Western
av; good business corner
$4,000 for one acre, corner Main st and 6tl
av NE; you no doubt can take out from
$15, 900 to SIC. 900 in good building rock jus
taken on $4,000 mortgage.
$S00-Fine lot, facing south on Lake st
sewer, city water. gas, stone walk; onl!
two blocks to Lake Calhoun.
How much will you give for full-siZed 10
facing Chicago av; inside S2d st?
$4,000 only, if taken this week, 80 feet, facing
University; big snap.
Want offer for good S-room house and barn
corner lot, north. What will you give?
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

$4,000 only for that fine, warm, we'll
all-modern. up-to-date home, with nice
barn and large buggy shed, on an &c ele-
large alley; storm windows, doors. screens
complete for the whole house. Remember,
this house is strictly modern and only
of SOD st. Just think, an all-modern home,
surrounded with stone walks and nice
shade trees. in Calhoun Park addition!
Here is a bargain that can't be beat.
cottage; large woodshed, good cellar, city
water and sink; fine polished hardwood
fine lot, 45xi2s. Only two blocks to Lake
Calhoun: inside of 33d st.. Sure to go
Monday.
How much will you give for one or two
ay y,, CITY water, sewer and stone walks
5000 takes good six-room house. on Cedar and
inside 25th st; large lot, big woodsheds,
stone walks; improvements all in street
$l,000-If taken this week, eight-room house;
city water In house, good basement, car
riage sheds, on nice corner lot. in nice
residence location north. Don't miss 1t.
1850 takes good seven-room house, cellar,
city water wet sink and gas; large east
front lot, 4Sx12S to alley, between Portland
and Park avs; this Is an elegant location.
Can give easy terms. 49,.
sS,0O0-Do you want new, warm built, sew
en-room house? All modern except heat,
on nice south-front lot. in good location,
North, and easy walking distance to bus-
est bargains Of the season. ~.
es.600-IIere Is a good Southeast snap fine
seven-room house. all modern except heat,
good barn, large lot, 50x120. inside OF
14th av; sure to go quick: don't delay if
you want a sure snap.
$500 for good six-room house; city water in
house; fine cellar, storm windows and
screens; on 9th av N, near James. .u.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
|NIC0LLET AVENUE. RENTS
MAKING SOME RAPID JUMPS
A Fifty Per Cent Advance In
One Case Causes
~&@ Removal. ..-

A recent occurrence emphasizes the fact
that Nieollet avenue rents are going up
and UP by rapid jumps. In the case re-
ferred to the tenant, who was paying
what he considered a heavy rental, was
advised that at the end of the two months
when his lease expires, he would be ex-
pected to pay an advance. of so per cent
This would bring his yearly expense for
rent alone up to $4,000. He will move be-
cause some one who is seeking quarters
is willing to pay the $500 month. A
nearby renter was asked it he was pre-
pared to stand a similar advance.
Changes of tenancy on Nicollet, avenue
are rapid. An increased demand is the
cause for the advance in rents. The re-
suit WILDE seen in additional buildings
on the avenue. The space in the West
minister block could be rented very quick
~ it the owners did not desire, to rent
the remaining portion to one tenant. Re-
modelling OF several buildings is, going on
rapidly to prepare for new tenants. OF
course the tendency will be ;#to go up
Nicollet. The buildings on the lower
avenue are taken or contracted for, but
the limit has been reached up the street.
GregOr Mcneil, who has an excellent site
at Ninth street and Nicollet, is preparing
to erect "a large building suitable for
stores and will determine upon: the plans
in the near. future. ...5.. :.st.rj......' ..
An awakening has also begun at Nicol-
let and Grant street; a new meat shop is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
LOS ANGELES TIPS
Minneapolis Real Estate Men Talk
of Business ssDoing'' There.
H. L.. WILLIAMS IN MINNEAPOLIS
He Recently Purchased s'Fhe CO.
lOntal'-AIay Spend the Sum-
mer Here.


H. L. Williams, the Los Angeles capt.
talist who has just purchased the CO.
lonial fiat buildings, Nineteenth and Park
avenue, returned home this week. His
purchase is of much significance, first In
indicating that: Minneapolis property is
good enough for him, although he Is a
heavy purchaser in his own town. Sec
dicted, that with the exception of few
local capitalists, outsiders are likely to
get the bargains in local real estate.
1t is probable that Mr.. Williams will
buy more Minneapolis property. The
members of his family are natives of
California and have never seen snow. Mr..
Williams intends to bring them here dur
ing the summer and experiment on Min
neapolis as dwelling place for sea-
son.
Mr.. Williams said that TIL Jour
a Is Wednesday real estate depart
ment two weeks ago reminded him of
Los Angeles, the city which is constantly
held up to Minneapolitans as the "real"
real estate town-the town which has CIV
en- us the Curtis instalment plan of pur-
chasing homes and other ideas freely used
here. -'
e. G. Wa1ton's observations.
Edmund G. Walton went west several
weeks ago. Some ideas gained in Los
Angeles he has been kind enough to jot
down for the benefit of his townsmen
Using the activity and esprit de corps
| there as a text, he breaches a sermon tc
the fraternity here. 1t will be admitted
by those who have experience in being
'knocked'' by some of their confreres thai
much of truth lies in his words.
Many is the man that has lost a gOOC
commission here because some one else
| "blued'' the prospect or hammered" hin
personally. The pill is perhaps bi
| quininish, built may tone the situation
Minneapolis lacks self assertiveness a:
| much as the most bashful maiden
Praises are heaped upon her, but she pro
tests much that the compliment is unde
| served. Not Chicagos Il WILL but "th
| deuce you say" or something Of simila
import, should be temporarily engraved
on the city's escutcheon> until q chang
| comes over her citizens, say some.
Mr.. Walton writes
| Here is q city with an unknown future, al
the rules that govern cities being entirely a
| fault when applied to this one, 1t is a; com
| munity of the best class of Americans, thor
oughy loyal to their town. each one ben
| not only on showing up it's wonders to tn
best advantage, but in helping boom the othe
| fellow.
| I never was in a community where ever
one was so in accord with every one else
and where 600 real estate men live happil
| without an unkind word or expression abou
his fellow broker. There may be a secre
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
FINE GROUP OF BLOCKS
THAT BUILT BY HEFFELFINGER
His Extensive and Substantial Inn
provements a Credit to
the City.

G. B. Heffelfnger. in a quiet ard unas-
Stunning way. is doing much for Mime
apolis. He is experding portion, of his
wealth. in the erection Of business blocks
which are a credit to the city, both be-
cause of the solid appearance given to the
district due to the uniformity Of con-
struction observed, and because, his con-
sentative Judgment being we'll known, the
letting OF O contract by him indicates
that the buildings are actually required
by the Improvement in business and the
expansion of trade.
The buildings in mind are as follows:
The North Star Shoe company's factory
at Fifth street and First avenue N, the
Mcdonald wholesale house across Fifth
street, the Patterson & Stevenson build
ing adjoining the factory. the addition to
the factory itself, the ]. H. Martin & Co.
building on Fourth street N, near First
avenue Also the expenditure of a large
sum in remodeling his private residence
and In erecting, a large stable might be
mentioned
The improvements that are quietly 60
ing on and the transfers that are being
made frequently after awhile will burst
suddenly upon the ken of people in their
full significance as indicating the grand
total of advance which Minneapolis has
made since the period OF financial deprss-
sion began to paGa
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
TT. JAN NEY.
1913 Phoenix BLDG.

$12,500-Lowry Hill section; large lot. with
brick-veneer residence of II rooms; in-
ished in cherry, birch and mahogany;
hardwood floors throughout combination
heating plant cistern, city water and
sewer connection; bathroom elegantly
fitted; lighted with both gas and cleo
tricity.
37,500-Another one in same location Of 10
rooms, finely finished and fioored with nard
wood; q complete, recently built and up
to-date house
17,OG0-Another one on the Hill Of "A rooms;
new and right p-to-date in all its ar
rangements aad finish, with large lot and
fine outlook.
SIS, 000-Ten. rooms. very complete and well
built and finished; in the very pink Of con-
dition and with grounds 140x140, in fourth
ward, inside Franklin av.
$7.250-Ten- rooms. briek-vepeer: combination
heat. bath, gas, laundry, etc., with large
lot 75x128, and good barn, in the Madi-
son school district; this 10 a big bargain.
$s,ooo-13o1 It'll st S. corner lot, 55x150. with
ten-room houes; bath, city water, gas.
steam heat, ETC.; look at this property; It
Is very low-priced.
s., 2oo-No. 1920 Longfellow ay; lot 5ox125, with
two houses; one OF eight rooms and the
other five rooms; in good condition and
rented for s2SS per year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
DAVID C. Bel, frest Walter
DAVID c. BELL INVESTMENT CO.
No Ill South Fourth Street.
Reaoy On or Before" cent
mOdern reaid encen * i

$s0o-No. 2S45 Thomas av N house Of eight
rooms, arranged for two families; east
front lot, 4Ox128; city water and walk in
street; must be sold at once; make us
S4o0-No. 401 Fremont av n; small house,
we'll built, good cellar, east-front lot,
S0x144; city water; would consider easy
terms. -
$2,250-No. 1928 list av s; modern six-room
house. furnace, gas, open plumbing; lot
42x126; all improvements in street except,
paving.
S7,500-No. 2114 Fremont av S; fine thorough
~ modern, nearly new 1O-room residence.
including gas fixtures. gas range, extra
hot water heater and laundry stove; east
front lot, 5ox128; sewer. water, gas and
stone walks.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

society, like the walters union, where they
are all joined together to catch the stranger,
and each one gets his whack. OF this know
not; but if there is way to create favor
for real estate investments and to impress
upon the visitor the fact that ''now is the
time to buy" I am sureeI have discovered
the secret.
: You step into bank to cash check and
casually ask about realty. At once you are
listening to a heart-to-heart talk that makes
you crazy to jump in before everything is
gone. The drivers of vehicles, hotel runners
bath attendants-every one knows his Lo.
Angeles and can talk it like ..'Dibble,' or a
"Cochran."
Values don'tbother them bit. Everything is
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

apartment houses he considers Mime
apolis backward. Such buildings in New
York and Chicago insure more privacy to
the tenants and provide for more light in
the interior One kind of apartment
buildings growing ctm mon in the east
is not approved by Mr. Overmire-uhat in
which the owners will not rent to persons
having children. Such apartments are
we'll filed as in the east it is common for
both man and wife to have employment.
Much interest in Minneapolis was
shown by those with whom Mr.. Oyermire
came in contact. He is convinced that
there will be much building here during
the year.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

.
No. 2731 Pillsbury av-Ten-room modern resi-
dence, finely finished in different hard
woods; nicely frescoed and decorated
throughout; combination hot-water heat;
y bedroom and tiled bathroom on first floor,
also bathroom on second floor; open
stable, with box stalls; two large lots,
each 45x165, with trees and shrubbery Of
all varieties. Terms to suit.
Two fine east front lots on Harriet av: city
water and sidewalk: 45x129 each and two
feet above grade $S75 each.
East front lot on Lyndale ave and 34th st.
45x127; lies well; city watsr In; $3.50.
Lot on Fremont, between 31st and a2d ct !.
$3.50 -,
Three fine lots on Colfax av, between 90 and
a3d SITS; water and sidewalk In; 1915 each
Lot on Blaisdell av, 45x165; stone walk, sewer
and water all in and paid for This is
in the Blaisdell tract and no inner lot in
10 eighth ward. $3.50.
Three fine east front lots on ID ay s, inside
OF Lake st; stone walk, aeWer and water:
/ 42x1N each; $50 1ach. =
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
JOHN 4. NEAL
Real Estate, 622-623 Boston Block,

s., 50O-Delightful home in the Lowry Hill
district; most beautiful and artistic house
Of 10 rooms, thoroughly modern and of
the latest designs; fine mantels and
grates;. artistic sideboard built in the
lain bathtub, open plumbing, in fact, a
complete home and in the right location
east-front corner lot, with barn. Call and
you will be pleased with the property.
81, $50 buys al up-to-date modern Groom
house, nearly new; fine east-front lot,
50x160 feet, with good barn, in the Lake
of the Isles district, just beyond Franklin
av; this is a snap; the improvements can
not be duplicated for the money.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

$125-31st av S, between 31st and 32d SITS; east
front lot. 42xl2e: close to car
$60o-Lyndale ay N, between oath and 10Th
Fl avs;s fine large east-front lot, 5Ox167;
sewer, water, walk and gas; will submit
offer. F,.,= ..f'5ss h
s70o-Park av, between 34th and 35th SITS; very
fine large east front lot, Axis sewer,
water and walk; owner may take less
than 500.
ss0o-Harriet av, just south Of 34tf st; east
front lot, 45x129;. water and walk lot
surveyed and stakes set; close to school.
S5O0-Dupont av S. between 31st and 32d SITS;
very fine east-front corner lot, 45x128:
~. water and gas: very choice location.
$75-Only one block to car line, size 40x15o;
call. or write for plat and terms
We cam sell YOUR property.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05

S15, 000-One OF the finest residences on Lowry
Hill, with large grounds aud corner lot,
one OF the most thoroughly built houses.
It's architectural beauty surpasses any
thing in that locality. It Is complete in
modern arrangements, nearly new, cost
over $4,000.
81, 200 for a beautiful 10-room house, thorough
ly modern In every particular, with a
splendid barn; situated on a fine corner,
south and east front; beautiful shade
all improvements in street; the location
is improved with elegant residences; only
two blocks from the Hennepn av car line,
in the Sunnyside district.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1902-03-05
Thorpe Bros.
AndruS Building.

s600-Lot on sth st Sc. between 18th and
14th avs; 4Ox159 faces north. - -..
$1,800-Takes l00&150 foot lot on Humboldt
av S, near 18th st; east front -l..-.
$3.50 each, two lots 9Th ay ~ between
$50 and 5iJh SITS. 4zX157 EACH easy terms.
$No-Lot, corner Logan av N and "a av;
40X113 easy termH
$3.50 each, four lots on 10th av S, between
9th and 18th: 40x125
$3.50 each, two lots on 14th av g. between
S1st and SD; 30x120 each. =. -. 1'.0-,
$525 takes two lots en- Emerald av, Prospect
Park, on grade; 50xl27 EACH -.
S1,150-Lot on It'll st Sc, between 18th and
18th: &C. 62x153.