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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-14
INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
From al Around the Town and
County.


Merle Sasse was on the sick
list the first part of the week.
Miss Birdie McCaskeIl was on
the sick list the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Hollister,
of Manchester, were in the city
Tuesday.
Mrs. Thos. Taylor and daughter,
Lenna, were in Madison for a week
ending Monday.
DIR. j. H. Hall and son Clifford
departed Sunday evening for a two
weeks stay in Wisconsin.
M. Nelson, of Brownsville, Mimi,
was the guest of j. H. Robson and
family the latter part of last week.
Mrs. Thorsnes, Of Lake Preston,
visited her daughter, Miss Hilda,
in this city the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. Fuller and son Jack and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Dunn spent Sun.
day at Manchester with the S. H.
Howard family.
1t would seem that fish are num-
erous in the Redstone creek. Fish
ing parties visit the stream every day
and report excellent catches.
The county commissioners were
in session Tuesday for the purpose
of completing the work of equalizing
the assessment of the county.
H. j. Hamilton, E. S. Johnson,
r. o. Broadway, ID. a.. Lotus, and
j. w. Burdick went to Lake Poin
settle Tuesday to spend a week fish.
ing.
Kirk Ely went to Iroquois Mon
day to operate the Iroquois State
Bank this week while Cashier Viii
marth enjoyed a vacation spent at
Aberdeen with his mother.
Ludwig Nelson was in the city
Tuesday looking for a submarine
mower. He says that nearly all of
his hay land is under two feet of
water at the present time.
Il. E. Sasse has on display in
his show window at the Northwest
ern drug store a large assortment of
decorated china. The collection con
tains some very handsome articles.
Louis Altfllisch, Jr, was four
years old Saturday last, and, with
the assistance of some thirty-fi five lit
tie ladies and gentleman Of the same
age, celebrated that event in Tia e
most approved style.
The ladies of the Lutheran
church served a dinner at the Wilder
building Saturday and were favored
with a liberal patronage. The ladies
are attempting to raise $500 with
which to pay off a mortgage on the
church property.
Il. l.. Bancroft is with the Cali.
fornia exhibit cars, which were in
this city last week. L. L. has the CON
tract for repainting the interior,
The work is to be six-coat carriage
finish which requires the best Of
skill in the paintiug.line.
Miss Anna Keller and her little
niece came up from Tracy the latter
art Of last week for a short stay in
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-14
C.. ~. TINKHAM.

this city, and on Monday went tc
Bryant for a visit with relatives.
"A. Stimson went to Arlington
Tuesday to relieve the station agent
for a day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dierks
were made happy Saturday. by the
arrival of a girl at their home,
The foundation is being laid for
Chas. Rehfeld's new residence on
toilette avenue south of the Syndi-
cate.
Miss Grace Denamur returned
to her home in Esmond vicinity af-
ter attending the teachers institute
last week.
Miss Clara Barker returned last
week from Madison, where she had
been since the closing Of our city
schools. She remained in the city a
short time and then went to Huron
for a visit with friends.
The W. G.. T. U. will hold a
Mothers meeting on Friday after
Don at three o'clock, July 18th, at
Mrs. Lattin's, every lady is invited
to be at the meeting and partake of
the refreshments. A good time is
anticipated. Rec. Sec.
The Huronite is the authority
for the following statement: "Dick
Sears, head of the firm of Sears, Roe
buck & Co., Chicago, was station
agent at Wolsey twenty years ago.
Having time on his hand he dreamed
out the mail order business and now
he is a multi
j. H. Compton, Of Illinois, arriv-
ed in this city the latter part of last
week and has spent a number of
days driving ID the country for the
purpose of sizing up crop prospects.
Mr.. 9. is a professional thresher and
his object in looking up the crop sit
uation was purely a matter of bust
ness. He operated here last fall
and says that he will be here with his
outfit at the beginning of the thresh-
ing season. To him crop PROJECTS
appear to be f~rst-class.
1t has been decided by the au-
thorities of st. Thomas Catholic
church in this city to enlarge the
building. The congregation has
been growing rapidly the past few
years and ali past efforts at increas-
ing the seating capacity by addition
al pews and the building of a gallery
have failed to keep pace with the in
creasing demand. An addition will
be built which will relieve the situa-
ton for a time. What this parish
really needs is a fine, large, stone
structure, and it is wat it will have
to erect in the not distant future.
Remember that Iroquois' annual
Sport D%ay-July 22-will be a hum
mer, says the Chief. The finance
committee has four or FIVE hundred
dollars in sight and will spend this
money to provide a red hot enter
tainment for u guests. As usual
everything will be free. Iroquois
originated the idea Of putting up a
day of first class attractions absolute
ly free to the public aud it was a
drawing card from the start. -Four
fast ball teams will be secured ano
the program as usual will be full oI
good things. Make preparations to
answer to roll call on July ~. Full
particulars as 500 as arrangements
are completed.
Second street from toilette aver
ne east has received the much need
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-14

A House and Lot for Sale.
A house and lot for sale on First
Mrs S. l.. CRow.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-14
A SUDDEN TWINdE

OF pain is generally the first warning
of an attack of rheumatism. 1t feels
as if the disease were in the bones
or muscles, but the real aus sof
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
REWARDS FOR THIEVES.
Postmaster General cortelyou Is After
Postal Service Criminals.

In a circular recently issued by
Postmaster General Cortelyou, a
series OF rewards are offered to per-
sons identifying criminals connected
with the robbing Of mails. The
highest reward is 81. 900 for the arr
rest aud conviction OF person rob.
bing a mail pouch attached to a
train. The reward is 5000 for the
conviction Of person who robs q
postal route, and $3.50 for the per-
son who attempts to rob the mail
The department will give not more
than $3.50 nor less than $50 for the
conviction OF person who tries to
rob postoffice or who holds up a
postmaster or an employe. If any
person can prove theft against o
mail carrier, he may claim reward
OF from $25 to $3.50. Rewards OF
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
friends for a happy and prosperous

friends for a happy and prosperous
future.
Mrs. C. c. Heughens and daugh.
ter Helen spent Sunday last with
friends at Lake Linden.
A number of Baraga people at
tended the hockey game at Hough,
ton Thursday evening.
A. F. Bacon, of Eau Claire, Wis,
was Baraga visitor Wednesday,
A meeting of Baraga Aerie of Eagles
No. 1864, will be held in Byer's
Hall, Wednesday evening, OF next
week. The lodge was organized
last week, and this will be the first
meeting.
Robert Doyle and Bert Funke
left Thursday for Chicago for a briel
visit,
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
wrestling Match.

The last, and what will undoubted
ly be the fastest and best wrestling
match ever pulled of 10 the copper
country, takes place at the Kerredee
theatre next Monday evening, Dec.
18th, between Joe Collins, champion
middle-weight of Canada, an
Lewis Kruger, of Mooresville, Ind.
The match is for a purse OF $500,
winner to take all. 1t will be a
straight catch-as-catch-can, no holds
barred. The purse is being put up
by the principals in the bout, and the
match will be the best two out of
three falls. Collins has not been
defeated in the copper country as
yet. He has just returned from a
visit to Canada, where he met and
defeated Martin Lewis, OF Lowell,
Mass, after hard struggle. Lewis
took the first bout in thirty-two
minutes. Collins won the second n
fourteen,an the third 10 thirty-two
minutes. Collins weighed in at 158,
and Lewis at 162 pounds.
Kruger has never been in the
copper country, but is known by
reputation. Travelling men who
have seen both Collins and Kruger
wrestle, say the men are well
matched. Kruger is said to be just
as quick as Collins, and his friends
say he will surely win. Everything
points to large crowd at the
match. Considerable money has
already been bet by the friends Of
both men.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
Notice TO Taxpayers.

As l now have the tax roll Of
Baraga township for the year 1906
in my hands for collection / hereby
give notice that / will be at my
Office in the Baraga Store, in the
village OF Baraga, Friday Of each
week, from 9 q. m. to 5 p. M, until
March LIST.
On and after January 10th an
extra collection fee OF 4 per cent,
will be charged.
Parties desiring to pay taxes at
any other time than specified above
may find me at my Office.
JOHN BOYLE,
Township Treasurer, Baraga
12-16-tf Township.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
Fatally Injured In Lumber Camp.

Charles .Matson, who was employ
ed in Nester's logging camp, near
Aston, operated by Andrew Gid
dings, met with an accident Satur-
day last. from the effects OF which
he died within q few hours.
Matson, who had been employed
in the camp but few days, was
chopping, and falling limb struck
him on the head. He was brought
to Baraga as soon as possible, and
IL was decided to take him to the
hospital 10 Marquette, leaving on
the night train, but the unfortunate
man died before the train reached
that city.
Matson was q single man, and had
been Ia Barags but short time.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
MONKEY AND the LADY.
Feminine Fashionable Has . New
Whim Which Makes Her
Conspicuous.

The monkey is being adopted a. q
pet by some women In these days
This fashion Is exhibited to the world
because 1t is the thing to do to take
the monkey out driving with you. Il
you own one, says the New York Sun
II take my monkey out driving, Jus,
as would a pet dog" explained pio
neer In this field.
Her friends did not believe her until
the other day. when one of them came
forward to corroborate her.
II saw her." said this witness. 81
was on side street, standing at the
curb about to cross the street, when
found my eyes axed upon the almos
human eyes OF monkey walking OF
the top of the closed doors of pass
fng hanson.
Back OF the monkey she sat iookint
az pretty as picture and evidently
much pleased with the attention thai
her pet was drawing to himself, not tc
mention herself.
He was not one bit the barrel-organ
type of monkey, but dainty monkey
wearing no other coat than his own
natural fur, the color of fawn with a
sheen of satin.
"A silver collar set with turquoise
circled the little creatures neck. A
silver chain attached the collar to the
mistress hand. She. by the way, car
ried out the silver and pale blue color
scheme charmingly in her own attire"
Ancient Chimes.
Unheard for nearly $50 years. the old
'STum Again, Wilmington" chimes
were rung once more, at noon. Oc-
tober IL. from the steepIe of Bow
church. London. The old chime. de-
stroyed in the great fire of 1866. has
been recast by Sir Charles Villiers
Stanford.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
LOCAL ITEMS.

DIR. r. S. auckland returned from
Chicago last Sunday.
]. r. Sullivan. of Fond du Lac,
Wis, was Baraga visitor We'd
nesday.
Encouraging reports are received
daily regarding the condition oil
John f. hester, who is at Mercy
Hospital, in Chicago, and hopes are
now entertained for his recovery.
James Oppenheimer, of Chicago,
transacted business in Baraga
Thursday.
Joseph Peters has been confined
to his home by illness for the past
few days.
Thomas Ryan returned Tuesday
from visit with his parents in
Saginaw.
: J. B. ellison, OF Duluth, spent
thursday In Town,
Gilbert johnson, OF Hougnton
spent Sunday last with friends il
Baraga.
A grand ball will be given by the
members OF Baraga Fire Depart
ment, in Grandville Hall, Baraga
Tuesday evening, Jan. I'd, 1906
Music will be furnished by Stein I
orchestra, and good time assured
Supper will be served at the ohappe
House.
The postoffice department ha'
ruled on the matter OF printing
names Of prize winners at socia
card parties. The ruling is to th'
elect that names OF winners a
parties at which no admission fee !
charged. may be printed. II an I'D
mission Zee is charged, the game I
held to be gambling and publication
ofthe winners names would be Il
violation OF the anti-lottery laws,
David Thomas, OF L'Anse, ab'
Miss Bertha Querbeck, Of Baraga
we're united In marriage Wednes
day afternoon ct 8 o'clock, at tb
home Of the brides parents, MI
= - - a -
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16

like amounts are given for the con-
viction Of any person attempting to
steal mail from depots, postal sta
tions or letter boxes. Application
for the rewards must be made within
six months after the conviction Of
the offender.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
FoR AALE.

/ offer for sale my house and lot,
on Spruce street, in Baraga village.
There is also q. good barn on the
premises. Property will be sold for
: reasonable price for cash For
further particulars applyspr write 70
L. PUrzKr,
1lsRt4 BarAga, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
Photograph Gallery.

desire to inform the people %
Baraga county that have reopen
ed my photograph gallery,in Baraga
and will keep it open until January
18th. All work strictly up-to-date
and satisfaction guaranteed. J. j
Fribley, operator.
C. T. MERRIPIELD, Prop.
129-tf. .Baraga, Mich
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
stray Horse.

A stay horse came to my place
several days ago. Owner can obtain
animal by paying for its keep, and
the charge for this notice.
Mas. NAPOLEON LACAssE,
1873 Keweenaw Bay, Mich.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16

LADIES want all to know of the splendid
opportunity can give any woman whereby
she can actually turn her spare time into
money. The work Is very pleasant and will
easily pay SlS per week. There is no deception
about this. No experience necessary. II you
really want to make money, write to me at
once. Address, Harriet NJ, Richards, Box J,
Ioliat III
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1905-12-16
Natural Sequence.

Green-Did you ever hear Of an i'm.
movable object being struck by an IT.
resistible force?
Brownies.
what was the result?"
Both the women talked themselves
hoarse. "-Chicago Daily News.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
TOLD OF
SUCCESSES
REV. J. T. scHAEFFER SPOKE
SUNDAY NIGHT or THE
WORK OF THE COMING EVAN.
oELlsT8

Rev, J. r. sehaeffer. the fore
runner Of the brigade of Chapman
eyangellsts who are 10 appear here
Tuesday arrived in the city sun
day morning. and after visiting two
sabbath schools preached In The
United PresbYteriau church On tho
afternoon he talked 10 e largo
crowd of little folk 1t the Cungrcga-
iional church In the evening the
First 81 4 church was crowded 90
the doors 10 hear the story ~ the
success uf the work Of these great
men during the present campaign.
Starting at Atlanta they have
held reylValH a. II different places
lie took for the basis u bis re-
marks parts OF the fist and 42nd
verses OF LIST John lie first find
eth hia own brother, ana he brought
him 10 Jesus This la what he
wants the Christian people 10 do
during this eampaiRn-nnd some
one who Is out Of Christ and bring
that one. lie said he believed in
preaching the plain gospel story OF
Jesus Christ without regard 90
criticiam. theology or anything
else. that Il was the power unto
salvation. That everywhere they
brought this same story % the peo-
pie and God has been manifest In
the salvation OF thousands Of souls.
Business men. professional men.
men and women IN all walks OF life
accepted the same story and turned
from lives OF sin % tread the paths
OF righteounneha-to live Christian
lives.
In Atlanta. Ca. their work. he
Eaid. was wonderfully successful.
The governor even closed his office
for three weeks and did not open
his mail during that time and came
and helped them IN the work. Bust
ness houses closed during certain
hours on days OF prayer. and almost
everybody went to church.
In Denver Los Angeles and Port
land they met with like results.
People crowded ali the meetings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
KILLED BY
BEAR

Frank Pierce. a native OF Alaska,
lost HIS life while hunting bear near
soidovia on March Is. Pierce was
employed BY l. l. Bales. who ~
now Ia Alaska securing specimens
for the Lewis and Clark exposition.
Pierce. with a number Of his c0un-
trymcn. had located the bear. which
was OF the brown specie. in n huge
ciump ~ brush. The bear. however.
escaped from this rendezvouK and
made OF into the woods. The whole
party gave chase. separating IN or
der that the animal might be more
easily detected
Pierce. who was some distance
from his companions. VAS running
through the woods and had Just ar
rived abreast Of two small bushes.
when the bear attacked him. The
assault was 30 sudden that Pierce
had no time 10 bring hts rifle 20
his shoulder When found he was
terribly mutilated and died shortly
after. His native friends we're 40
enrRged al the death Of Pierce. that
the whole settlement are now ln
pursuit Of the bear. intending %
track him until a chance affords an
opportunity 10 kili him.
Bales Is nov more than ever de-
sirous Of securing the animal. as It's
history would be Of additional In
terest 20 the public The news
reached this city on the steamer
Santa Ana. which arrived in port
Sunday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
dreu II The count sees n, g..
him the custody ward
The MARKETS

Another big drop in nalivs -,
California butter marsaA he ,s ala
81. Tor the markets MONDAY mo ,as'
ING Native creamery IMiiier ~ =.
gone down 10 u cents Callfo,a,.
buttO dropped from 20 cents ta1ss
cents The steamer goods arrlyss
NJ a bad time late Saturday afisy-
noon. giving the commissioner !
hard time Keeping n fresh ovs-
Sunday Another big drop has M
the strawberry market 10 t3.J0. ~
strawberries that came gaturds.
night are the best Or the gesao,A
Thcfe has been an advance on esnh
ln the yellow onion market. Th,s
Us the largest raise that the yelle~
onion has had m one time M
winter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
TAcOMA'S CREW
ON WAI HOME

The crew % the steamer Tacoma.
recently captured by the japanese.
VII return to this city on the Can
adam Pacific Steamship companys
Empress Of Japan. Word TO that ef-
feet was received BY the officials OF
the Northwestern Steamship COM
pany Saturday The message came
In a cablcgram from Captain Com
nauton. who was In command OF the
Tacoma at the time Of her capture
There are 90 sailors members Of
the Tacoma's crew. who are 20 be
brought across the Pacific. Many
OF the men captured on the steam
er resided in this city and relatives
have been inquiriuF daily az tho Of
uces OF the company for news re-
garding them. While the officials
Of the Northwestern Steamship
company have not as yet received
word regarding the date set for the
time az which the prize court win
decide the fate Of the vessel they
are inclined to believe IL win be
settled the next week or so.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

WANT TO STOP PAYING nEST1
I'll ma4gfni beet q plumbing lot
T rooms. ali rnodsrn. zoe arim. fine
lawn prize I.ieo' bargain.
rooms. with fine basement - con-
gfg5s laundry tubs. up-to-date. for
Groom house. modern. with furniture
lats. fruit trees fine hedge Nueaz
shed. chicken house. for tEea
A fins ieteam house rooms fur
bargain. prios asa
E-foam house and lot fine visw. for
sIsgm house. 10, @sio. modern. for
t.Ioom haass. lots, large fruit trees.
Tor fsa
p lots s-footn hours. for 8. 80 -,
broom hauas and iot close Ia fer
6 lam house and lot close In. for
tfsefa house. Z lots saxiio each. this e
t.Foam house. lots - fruit ffees
sffa Nterfies. blackbVrrirh euffaats.
s.f6oss houss. lo,s Dor -
6-fuass4 house. lot tatio fnf 80
fuam hnuar I lots. Tor tx
szraa5a house. 3 iats. t9Kiag each. =
fruit trsss chirken houses. Need.
W. haes pfapsrtiss a. ell prices and
terms -.
We never turn a customer away n
thsY haven't much tn pay a9wss
come and see me.
NJ MlCHFNEm
- Lumber Exchange. =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
Acreage Cor sails

TEN k908a. t.56.
Chicken ranch. ] have several dfslr-
able leaefe tfeeta 90 Mgadgwdale.
fsks' sgeRt SSSrrt6eFSSS HuSSiaas AZ sss
u m fu MeadnWdnle. 4 Will meet
lhe train there aud show sou the
GEORGE WHEELER. TT
rEN-AcRE TRACTS between Seattle
Rnd Tacoma ~ miiga from interur-
h The valley level land. eood soil.
very easily cleared thn Small pay
ment down balance easy tefma.
ROBERT MAIThN.
elaso=si Alaska building ia
DON'T walt and later rreret that you
did not see the tairvinw acre tracts
t1theys are g sealliIns rapldiy '' ffaks
old Nentan car Go lairNltW station
and see our agent whIoNlu show
You tinH rich level sore irhpu Tor
WEST 4 Wu@kt.EH. INC,
Celmau N"'idiug IT
TIN ACREs alder land Zinc soil
Tacoma fufufHfhHu bFN vtrN tpfma
ENHHHE MAlINN.
HaN#zi Alaska uHud.uE o.
JUST attIs cash down and "a small
monthly payment viii artuiH ere uf
tUf eHales iH#affE tracts Ht Meadow
dale fIHh level land close Goo Scat
tis-keefstt iutsfmban. Prices 81 to
So pee HaHH5 come uuf aud see uH.
GEORGE WHEELER tt
TAKE ald Hentan car 20 Fnlryirw sta.
tion aud see our acre tracts Tor .
60 80 Our agent ut station office
ell show Yau the best Investment nn
ne market -. Il, 60 eg, ai once and
bind the bargain BUILDING Goa thraa
tracts II already under wav small
payment down and easy terms
WEST e WHEEL WN. inc.
eelmaH Building 1T
FORTY AcRE FARM. handy 10 ~.
attic bf fsit. beat or wagon. uicsiF
loeated adfainlnN small town good
Price ueludius stock nnd tuli outfit
Of farming tHula $50
ROBERT MAf.FuY.
aia=A=a Alaska Building u
THESE An ZINE nuYs
fto-fwo acre. at Hlyrrton. % m'uuteH
=. ride ON the Runlou c4r % Seattle.
tso~tivs acres fine land. one mile
TIE Five acres 81 Zine land ~ min
ride 10 tha eltY 81 cash balance g.
TT
LAKE WAaifiNUroN PROPERTY.
For property at or ssar kirkland. saa
COLLINS a WILLIAMS.
& Sullivan building IL
Timber Lands
CRUISER JUST RETURNED after
lpEatinE several excellent claims near
Seattle. very choice and excellent
timber splendid opportunity III you
have rot used your right Every
body should avail themselves q the
Advantage Uncle Sam allows them
They VII not last always
DuIIEN. sl8 Pioneer llorh IT
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10
HAS PAID ENOUGH

Charles Edward Bliss. who under
the decree OF the court at the time
his wife was granted divorce from
him has been paying over Si250 for
each OF his two children each month.
by petition filed Monday morning
seeks 20 be either relieved from the
further payment OF the allowance or
given the custody OF the children.
He alleges that Bosa Bliss. plaintiff
In the suit for divorce. has again
married and that her second hus-
band, @. W Thomas. is amplv able
to support the two children IN case
the court sees fit TO give their GUS
tody over TO the plaintiff and her
second husband. lie also AYERS that
ne " amply able 10 support the chill
TAILORING SchooI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-10

Sale Real estate Continued
HOME
N REACH OF ALI.
Aay one Of these bargains can be
heaEht On payments OF Zoo or da
pef week
s-room house and large lot. only
Broom house and large lot only
-
Groom house and largo lot. only
tlib.
ssroom house and lnrgu lot only
asa
esroem house and large lot only
$50
rot fNNEHrtOATE
TAX e. those DEALING now With uH.
What thef say iH worth your con
Hidsfatiau. isa happy homes all built
IN I months 10 proof convincing q
Southeast Seattle Efcnt future AZ
residence addition.