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Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
FOR SALE
City Lots and Lands


BOULEVARD TRACT
CRENSHAW'S BOULEVARD TRACT
CRENSHAW'S BOULEVARD TRACT
HANRSoMEsP (S p sTBP1yIsHqN ply cI IN THB
FRONTS ON PICO ST. AND CREN-
SHAW BOULEVARD.
CRENSHAW BOULEVARD is 80 FIT.
WIDE AND EXTENDS FROM PICO
CLEAR THROUGH TO ADAMS ST.
IS TO BE IMPROVED WITH CE-
WALKS SIX FEET WIDE, GRADED
AND OILED; BEAUTIFUL PARKS 25
FEET WIDE ON EACH SIDE PLANT
ED TO HANDSOME PALMS AND Or
NAMENTAL TREES.
FINE LARGE LOTS.
ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM BUSI-
NESS CENTER, VIA SANTA MON
ICA CAR LINE, WHICH RUNS
THROUGH THE TRACT ON 18TH ST.
THE PROPOSED EXTENSION OF
THE WASHINGTON AND PICO ST.
SAB LINES WILL Il REACH 5 ~, THE I Z
,DoUBLE. is ON HIGH GRoUND
AND COMMANDS THE FINEST
VIEWS IN THE CITY.
PRICES $1,000 AND UP.
PRICES $1,000 AND UP.
TERMS-H DOWN, BALANCE IN 6,
u AND IS MONTHS.
PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
THIS is TO BE MIGGH-GLASs RESI-
BUILDING RESTRICTIONS.
@ ALL IMPROVEMENTS TO BE
FIRST CLASS.
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1876 S. BROADWAY.
PHONE 1878
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S15,50O.
Between 9Th and 9th SITS.
Lot 40X146. There is three story
roomng house on this lot, furnished
throughout, and all goes in at above
price.
And still another on Wall for
$4,000.
5Ox235 on which are situated a
two story rooming house, one 5-room
and two 3room cottages. Note size
of this lot. $4,000 cash will swing
That part of Wall street located
between 5th and 18th will be in the
business center of Los Angeles
within the near future. We know IT,
then why not invest now while
prices are low and on the rise? Don't
labor under the hallucination that
the enormous commerce of the great
future Los Angeles will flow only
through the arteries of Main, Spring
and Broadway and that the parallel
streets, like Wall, Immediately con-
tiguouS will not be called upon very
soon to erect sky scrapers to accom-
modate this growing commerce, with
resulting advance in values.
Choice corner e. Sth-extra large.
S25,OOO
Two blocks from Main; lot 55X124;
five-room cottages on this property
dNCst DCN"CCh Gun anu AOhh'
$500.
Lot 50x150-6-room house, barn
and stable; will double in value with
in two years.
Extra large corner-16th, near Fig
uerOa.
SO50O.
70X110 and admirably adapted for
fats-a rare buy.
East 9th ST., Off Ceres.
And near site Of proposed union
depot; has 5-room cottage. We hold
short time option and can deliver, If
taken at once, on $2500 cash pay
ment.
3-GIadys, near East 9TH st.-3
$4,000.
3-room cottage; lot 37hxS0.
4-room cottage; lot BIZ X9O.
Groom cottage; lot 31X91.
Can deliver as a whole for $500;
$4,000 cash, or separately, reasonable
payment down
Temple near FiguerOn.
$4,000.
Double 1O-room house with two en-
frances. This property is right in
the business center of Temple and is
easily worth the money.
Near above we have an income pro-
ducer on corner lot 50x100 for
$4,000.
2-story building contains two
store rooms with three living rooms
in rear of each. There are A Groom
flats above. There is also 7-room
house on the lot with brick basement
beneath. This property rents for
$40 per month; $4,000 cash payment
takes it.
SOUTHERN CAL. REAL ESTATE
INV. CO.,
Suite 6O4 Pacific Electric Bldg.
21OO-BOth PhOnes-21OO
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FOR SALE
Business Property
A SNAP IN A
RITGIMEGG DROpER1 nv d

BUSINESS PROPERTY BUY.
Hill Street between Fourth and Fifth
streets, 4Ox159, lying on the west side Of
the street and fully $1OO foot front un-
der the market. We have a firm option
on this piece of property which expires
be. bought at anywhere near our option
price.
If you are looking for such property at
bargain prices. let us tell you about this.
This property will be gold within the
life of our option.
MCDONALD IL STOTT,
309-10 Lankershim Bldg.
Home Phone 4746, Main $3.50
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FOR SALE
Business Properly
BUSINESS PROPERTY DEPARTMENT
Son WALL STREETS

watch prices soar, but at the same
time invest your money now, that
you may not be sorry later.
Can you duplicate these for the
money?
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

Bay tract, exclusive ana Will sell II
under the market price.
Also six-room cottage on a 55-
foot lot at IS First Place. Long
midst of lots that are today selling
for from $4,000 to $1,000. Is on a 35
foot bluff and 50-foot back. Has
electric lights and gas, G3Q3mfpletely COZ tfII
Gently painted, inside and out and is
an absolute snap at $475O complete;
$4,000 cash, balance on mortgage for
one year at Z per cent.
Also one beautiful bungalow at
Sunset Beach, never been lived in.
wash stand, large brick fireplace and
Immediately adJoins the best shoot
ing grounds in Southern California.
A snap at $500; $1,000 down, balance
mortgage one year per cent.
Also one five-room modern cottage
With every imProyement mcoon par,, at SS iSS
water heater, plate glass windows
and front door and porch large
sell sell at 4 " ss4oo; $500 cash, balance
mortgage per cent
Street now being macadamized and
cemented. This is a snap not to be
overlooked.
Also one fine 7-room cottage on a
35-foot corner lot, ITO Dwight ave-
nue., Ocean Park; furnished or unfur-
nished; has every possible conven-
ience imaginable and in first-class
condition. House cost S27O0; lot
fenced: lawn and flowers and only
$50 feet from the ocean.
Parties wishing to invest in beach
properties will find upon investiga-
ton every one of these snap. Own
ers desiring to make other invest
ments, willing to make sacrifice.
Can be seen on Sunday at ITO
Dwight avenue, ocean Park, or on
907 BRALY BLDG, Los Angeles.
FOR SALE-FTNB LOT AT WILMING-
ton harbor, 5Ox140, water piped, street
graded. 500 feet from station. VIII sac
rifce for quick sale for $400, which Is
"-''M 'McFATRiDGE, 31s S. Spring st.
OCEAN PARK-HART AVE, FUR
nished or 12 rooms; would rent.
SIDDALL, 208 Copp Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

$40 DOWN AND sl5 PER MONTH;
STRONG & DICKINSON,S SALT LAKE,
=. R. TRACT.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
A WAGE FARMERS INVESTMENT.
LOTS $500 AND UP.
BET. f. SIXTH AND SEVENTY SITS.
JUST EAST OF THE RIVER;
WITHIN THE MAGIC CIRCLE"
THE GEOGRAPHICAL CENTER.
FUTURE INDUSTRIAL CENTER OF
THE CITY, IN THE HEART OF THE
HEART OF IT. ADJOINING THE
SALT LAKE r. r. PROPERTY.
NO SIMILAR PROPERTY WITHIN
THE REACH OF THE SMALL IN"
VESTOR. NO TERMS LIKE THESE.
NEW SEVENTH STREET CAR LINE
AND BRIDGE ASSURED.
WATCH THIS PROPERTY GO UP.
$4,000 BEING PAID NOW FOR
SIMILAR LOTS ONLY FEW BLOCKS
WEST OF THIS TRACT.
BUY NOW
THESE PRICES SHOULD DOUBLE
WITHIN A YEAR.
FOLLOW HUNTINGTON.
TAKE BOYLE HEIGHTS CAR ON Sd,
GET OFF AT 4TH AND CLARENCE
SITS. EAST OF THE RIVER, OUR
OFFICE, OR -
STRONG & DICKINSON,
1856 SOUTH BROADWAY.
F. D. DAVIES. TRACT AGENT.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
FOR SALE
Iota and Landn
FOR SALE
THE NEW CAR LINE.
ON
WESTERN AVE.
is BUILDING.
COME OUT AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF.
is BUILDING.

This is the last call on pres
ent prices in this locality. The
tide of higher values is rising
and now is the time to act.
Acreage is selling at prices that
makes our lots cheaper proper
tionately than acreage. For in
stance, we can sell you lots in
our Melrose Ave. Tract, with
street improvements, for only
S400. The adjoining acreage has
sold for $1,000 per acre. We could
which at $1,000 per acre is
ground cost of $500 per lot. The
street improvements will in
crease the wholesale cost to $3.50
per lot at least. Do you think
the owners of that acreage will
ever sell a lot for S400 and on
easy terms? NOT MUCH! But
we will right now, If you hurry.
Remember our war cry Buy In
the Western Ave. Section. be-
tween Hollywood and Wiltshire
Boulevard - Take the Colegrove
car to Western Ave, where our
branch office is located, and we
your dollars will be safer and
more active than in any other
section of Los Angeles; and 1t
only requires a few of them to
make n deal
COME OUT TODAY.
CHAS S. MANN, 1926 w. Fourth st.
Home Phone 47f Sunset Main 46S3.
Branch Office,
Western Ave. and Colegrove car line.
II. D. Came, Mgr.
Home Phone 59,153.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

FOR SALE-CHEAP LOTS.
$350-Fedora, near 11th st.
$500 each, 2 lots, 18th near Santa Fe.
- S5OO-$100 cash, soft. lot near
Bridge and Brooklyn.
$550-50X150; Ave. 80, near Pasa-
dena ave.
$7OO-4Ox12O to an alley, Brent near
Temple.
S75O-45x10O, Bartlett, near Centen-
$SOO-$2OO cash; 4Ox14O, Toluca, near
ss5o-50xi42. Wall near 4Oth.
$S50-50X12S, Normandie near wash
ington; high ground, east
s9OO-5OXi42; woodlawn near 42d.
S1O00-50X135; near Goth and La
s1ooo-4sxi2s; 94ssxtis2;s Vermont ave. near
$1,000 each, 2 lots. Western near goth.
S11O0-50X120; Roosevelt near WASH
S18OO-50X14O; Romeo st. near 25th.
S135O-5Ox11S; w. 23d, near Magnolia.
$15OO-49X146; Griffith near 18th.
$15OO-5Ox122 to alley; w. 18th near
s16Oo-45NWi4O; Adams near Halldale.
S170O-50X15O; Washington near
Harvard.
S19OO-5Ox125; Girard near Valencia.
$2OOO-50X15O; near First and Ere
s225O-50x125; Union near 11th
w. II. OBEAR,
401-2 o. T. Johnson Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

FOR SALE-CORNER ON FIRST
street, 50x120. Price $4,000. Build
ings on the property at present
bringing good income, but this prop
erty will double in value this coming
year.
TBOS. j. HAMPTON,
110 S. Broadway. l.. A. II. b.
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$20,OOO.
Corner Lot 76X13O.

Lying between 5th and 9Th and
having nominal improvements that
yield 800 per month income. Can
deliver this property If taken within
the next few days on $4,000 cash
payment. Make us an offer.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

FOR SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY
Improved and paying S per cent. Un-
usually goQ@d5 @5 00PpGrtnmity 06G or TO invest small
manently per cent on present invest
ment, but will grow into much large
value in near future Occupied by manu-
featuring concern which is permanent
and will take long lease.
SMITH &s ASTON, 226 Laughlin Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
BUY BULLFROG BUNDLE
Ask JOur broker.
Beach Property
REACH PROPERTY

We have lot block II, Alamitos
Bay tract, exclusive and will sell it
under the market price.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29
FOR SALE
FINE LOTS
ON NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY LINE

FOR SALE
FINE LOTS
ON NEW ELECTRIC RAILWAY LINE
VENDOME PARK TRACT.
S. w. COR. WESTERN AND
MELROSE AVENUES.
NORTH OF WILTSHIRE BOULEVARD.
Fine home sites in line city's growth,
toward Hollywood; view finest between
Hollywood and ocean. Reasonable build
ing restrictions; location in line with
greatest improvement and development
about Los Angeles. Go out and SEE
WHAT is DOING. Prices low, terms
your own.
Get a lot in healthful, slightly location.
Buy where there is greatest activity, let
your lot make you money. Values will
double before spring.
LOTS $525 TO $500.
STANFORD VILLA TRACT.
Corner Melrose ave. and Kohler st,
FULL HALF-ACRE LOTS.
$1,000 EACH-EASY TERMS.
At price ordinary cramped residence
lots. View the best. HOLLYWOOD
WAY, near WESTERN AVE. Street i'm
provements paid for. Take Colegrove
car to Western and Santa Monica aVeS.
Agent and carriage on tract.
HAACK 6S OSBORNE,
Home 6021.
322-24 Byrne Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

We have another on Wall for
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

East 9th ST., off Ceres.
S55O0.
And near site of proposed union
depot; has 5-room cottage. We hold
short time option and can deliver, If
taken at once, on $250O cash pay
ment
3-GIadys, near East 9TH st.-3
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

$4,000.
3-room cottage; lot 37hxS0.
4-room cottage; lot 81 x90.
Groom cottage; lot 31X91. .
Can deliver as a whole for $500;
$4,000 cash, or separately, reasonable
payment down
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

S15,5OO.
Between 5th and 9th SITS.
Lot 40X146. There is n three-story
rooming house on this lot furnished
throughout, and all goes in at above
price
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

Extra large corner-16th, near Fig
uerOa.
S650O.
70x11O and admirably adapted for
flatS-a rare buy.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-10-29

Temple near FiguerOu.
$4,000.
Double 10-room house with two en-
frances. This property is right in
the business center of Temple and is
easily worth the money.
Near above we have an income pro-
ducer on corner lot 50x100 for
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aDproyed boxes So the owners n ~ ~,

approved boxes. BY the owners " DO
numbers VIII be assigned. The mum
beers assigned to boxes on each route
will begin with No. i, which viii per-
tain to the first regulation box reach
ed by the carrier sitter leaving the
starting point Of hds route, travelling
In accordance with Official descrip-
ton: BOX after box thereafter to be
counted and given the proper number
IN regular sequencein order Of service
from No. IL to and including all Of
those boxes entitled to service located
on the route. These numbers are to
be recorded by the postmaster of the
Office from which the route starts, ana
must not he changed thereafter except
by specific authority Of such post
master. Boxes served regularly on
more than one route are to be given
numbers III regular order on EACH
route. New boxes erected subsequent
to the original numbering 4 between
these already IN position on aroute
and consecutively numbered will be
designafed by appro priating thereto ID
the regular order the next consecutive
numbers shown BY the record of num-
bered boxes on the route to besunused:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-18
Mandan Fair Trains.
Trains for the Mandan Fair will run
as follows Ton Bismarck timel:s
Must Numbe I Roxes,.

According to Instructions from the
ipostoface department>eye rural mai1
box in this section Of the country
which is located upon route over
sixty days old, will have to Be NUM-
bered In consecutive order before the
end Of September.
Rural carriers on routes that have
been established sixty days or more
are instructed to review the rural mail
box In use on their routes between
now and September 3oth. No non
weather proof or otherwise unfit re-
ceptacles for mail are Ia. be numbered.
All such must be replaced by regular
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-18
sPLENDlps ALFALFA.
Capt. Bakers Gold Medal Alfalfa 10 i
Great Profit Maker.

Capt. Bakers Gold Medal Alfalfa 10 !
Great Profit Maker. o.
For some years Captain III p. Baker
has been raising alfalfa on the bottom
lands south OF the city. The crops
have always found 81 ready market at
good prices. so the acreage has ssteadd-
W increased So far this, year two
crops have been. taken from the land
and q third iis about ready Tor cutting,
and this without irrigation. With water
omsthe land Captain Baker is confident
the yield would be doubled. n
The entire crop OF alfalfa grown on
this land this year has been sold to
Duluth parties at 1850 perton, making
about $3.50, gross profit per acre.
The buyers are SO pleased with this
alfalfa they would like to contract for
Qnadruple the quantity raised and
speak In the highest terms Of It. The
alfalfa raised on this land last year is
that which took the gold medal at
the ST. Louis Worlds Fair In competi-
ton with the entire United States.
After this there should be no ques-
ton as TO the adaptibility OF North
Dakota for alfalfa. and should irriga-
ton ever become general in this sec
ton this forage crop could be raised
at an enormous profit. IT is always
in demand and there is no danger Of
an overstocked market.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-18

About the most exciting existence
we have read Of IN a long time is
described in the October Cosmopolitan
Prof. r. v. Matteucci lives on the
orators edge Of Vesuvius for the pur-
poses OF scientific observation. and he
describes his daily life in a POPULAR
manner Readers will not envy this
scientist his Job, especially when they
see the gpictures of the rocks that
are liable to drop any moment upon
him, but they will be Immensely inter-
ested In his many alarming predica-
meuts and marrow escapes. This aa
|only one OF the many fine features Of
this very attractive Issue.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-18
Bids for Coal.

The Board Of Education Of the city
iof Bismarck requests bids for the
furnishing Of 800 tons, more or less,
best lump, Ignite coal delivered at the
several public schools OF. the city Of
Bismarck during ssaaon ofr 1906 Htds
10 be opened Tuesda1 nth pf asptems
her. 1903, at 8 .. IN. 1t the clerk'ssos.
flee. Right being reserved 10 reject
any or all bids. BY order OF the
board. Richard Penwarden.
Clerk.
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Goes To- Mandan fired Johnson,
the ieweler 90 long with u. B. Cook q
Go. will open q Jewelry store In Man.
dam He will have portion 81. the
store tosbe opened abys Charley spetz.
His many friendsswish him success.
vho u Bill 4laSisr7 The chief 81
police Of Fondulac, wis, writes Chief
Med donald asking information about
one Bill LAWYER so years old. who ne
says was understood to have been
killed here q year ago In q gambling
saloon. CHIEF Med Donald was shocked
att the Idea that gambling was even
supposed to exist In this moral burg
and FASTENED to 50 inform the Wiscon-
sin man, and also tell him william Of
the speculative tendencies was I'M
known here.
!sss Ivy. .5s.
No Difference to Consumer Pure
Food Commissioners Ladd,s work. ID
noticed on many packages Of short
weight merchandise In the stores.
Packages that were supposed &. to
weigh 16 ounces now wear additional
labels giving the correct weight, gem
orally u ounces. It may be satisfac-
tory to all hands to know the exact
weights f the stun they buy though
they can't help but feel they are pay
ing for several ounces they don't get,
az the price is the same as before the
people were enlightened.
Don't Forget The dramatic incident
of this evening In which chief interest
will center Will he the first revelation
to our theatre goers Of the splendors
of Rawland and Clifords production
OF Dora Thorne,' a dramatization Of
Bertha M. Clay's famous novel. The
piece has been declared drama 81
more than usual effectiveness and
power, and as a production is said to
surpass anything Rowland and Cliff
ford, have as. vet achieved. Dora
ThcrneY is Justly entitled to rank as
one of the seasons popular successes.
It will be seen, with the original cast
and scenic environments, at the Athe-
.neum tonight. s:
s,it Was Awful wv Tho ever heard OF
people getting their money back at 8
church supper? This awful thing &C.
CURED Saturday night at the Metho-
dist game supper when late. comers,
having bonght tickets, found the early
birds had not only cleaned up all the
eatables II the place. but LETT tina
dishes so they didn't have 70 Be
washed For this. reason SO was re- re-.
funded to the uni fortunate tardy ones
Fully 500 people had game appetite
on that occasion. About 400 got eane
and the balance that got anything
Were filled up with Just plain every
day fricasseed chicken. Ice cream and
other things that on any other tsoccas-
lon would have sbeen par excellance.
the suppert'was grand success
away beyond the spectaHons Of the
ladies and realized a profit Of about
800 s.5.E.1>
Sc A Nice Sunday Row-Ats an early
hour Sunday morning peuple were
aroused from their siumbe-s by the loud
5eaansing Of the Are bell and. the Are
ladies turned out to discover gang
of drunks having q hot time ct the
Chinese feedery on Fifth street y It
appears. as near as the story can be
learned. .that the usual Saturday night
saturnalia was on in full blastand that
n $500
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-18

A.t 100 As.q5
Now It's up to the people to find the
right place for first-class work. Nick
Barbie has at last found a location,
not the very best but the. best he
could get and Is about ready for busis
ness Heewill open Wednesday, 10th
IT September, with stock Of tailor
goods on hand. so You will not have
70 waste time going through IA box OF
samples. He will make them In any
style OF suit oversoat or trousers.
Have your full dress suits made an.
town and your cleaning, pressing ard
repairing done at Nick Barbe.s new
tailor shop, over Jones' drug store.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1905-09-18

+. J. Riesland, the vel! kniwn opti-
cal specialist, will be at Northwest
Hotel again, October IS to Is. All
glasses ground here.
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OF Interest to Doctors DR.. .. N.
Nice ormick Of Bowling, Kentucky,
chairman of the organization commit.
tee Of the American Medical Associa,
ton, will be in the city tomorrow,
Tuesday. and will address the physi.
clans OF the Sixth district on matters
pertaining to medical organization
The president and secretary Of the
State Medical association win accom-
pany Dr.. Mccormick and the visitors
Will be entertained by the local physi
clans rr+re...
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- eSAAI54AS <sAAu - uSouS1ys 0teal1Ou-
Il airy temperatuse. Max. rs7s min. As.
ts -, !. \ u is -: !: I. ".
B Buried Yesterday The baby Of VIM.
Shabot died Saturday Of summer COM
plant and was buried yesterday.
Council Meeting The city council
meets this evening In the chamber
over Hare & French's.
49, !
Current Events Club The Current
Eyents CLUB viii meet with Mrs. D. j.
McGdllis Wednesday at 2 o'clock 3. nj.
Y sss
s Big Sticks "A shipment 81 72-foot
sticks from the coast passed east to-
day. They are for ships masts.
Bic Shipment The Holland nursery
will ship q carload OF trees east this
week: They are for large farm IN
Barnes county.
WIZ S-7-Hf 0HOIu1A
Turner Of Grand Forks brought a..cli-
pritgto the pen yesterday. He win do
4 q year for mtstaking some one else's
grip for his own.
A Big sale Capt /. r. Baker has
recently sold to Wisconsin parties q
piece Of dine land along the Cannonball
river. IN Heainger county, Tor which
the consideration was $65 900.
Il
Easy Money Capt. Baker has sold
a large bunch Of three and four-year-
old steers to St. Paul parties at 1886,
which the captain thinks is Is very
comfortable side line Of business.
a Success Miss Eogan's Sunday
school class served good things .at Odd
Fellows han Saturday afternoon ana
I were well patronIzed.
A. bic Fellow a itschka Bros. have
3 alive 40-pound sturgeon on exhibition
dn their show window. It was caught
n the Missouri this morning.
----E-- sssssa ~
A chink Won Out Blue ticket num-
Der 942 won the set Of China dishes
n the drawing today at Glitschka
Bros. Bert Chang OF the chop suey
restaurant, held the lucky number.
a Sunday Wedding Nathan e.
Brandon and Miss Ethel 1. Shade,
both from Fort Lincoln, N D., were
united II marriage at the home OF MT.
HArlie g. Owens, SIG Ninth street. by
Rev, +. ". Stanton yesterday after.
noon lat "A o'clock
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5 .fse-''tEf't So Z
PERSO IN Az

Oliver and A. =. WEIGH Of Menoken
and Deputy Sheriff T. NJ. Skinner have
gone TO the coast for a trip. =
Charlie Spetz was In. the city today
'enrgute home to Mandan from a par
chasing trip In Chicago for his new
store. ,9 s. ssssiss 74 Il. IL Sc + s4ss..
Miss Catherine Ryan went to James.
town today to visit friends zls,5, II
WIN. Bulge and d. j. Iaxdal and
Secretary r. r Shaw Of the capitol
commission, arrived today. None 81
the party were openato interviews. ]:
Alexander Mckenzie came in from
the east today. w s.:s.
6 $. Stephenson of Garrison is in
the city. = IS.
sss.A attorney Mockler returned today
from az shooting trip to- Long Lake
With q bag fulI Of something or other
Mrs. and Miss Stephenson Of Man
dan, are over today for drive about
the city. $3.50. :-,s..