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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-07-29
$376 CASH.
Z
No interest.

charged above mortgage for $1,000 at q
easy Tor your rent to pay for this beautiful
nome nom Of rooms. beside bath ana closets.
e1h1shed IN hardwood all over with hardwood
noors. AL modern except heat; beautifully
and extensively decorated gas fixtures. storm
SASH. screens. water meter-ln fact every thing
S4lnplete. Built by day labor: convenient To
Monroe and Bryant carline; on Garfield ay s.
Tllce SS.o'5 ana bargain at that
$3.50 cash.
CCnIy 81, <oo Tor broom house and two lots.
Southeast: near omo-Harriet carline. SNAP.
Fary going to leave the city and must sell
at once. ~
Potter.
6O1-6O2 Phoenix Building
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LOWRY HILL PROPERTY.

sls Mt. Curve av, the unanimous choice
Apply to owner +. w. Tobin. y - =: :
WE WILL BUY OR BUILD YOU HOUSE.
your own selection. or your own contractor,
sand; about the rent you now pay. You saw
when we shall act. - Call or phone Pioneer
Tea Co., 1874 Cedar av.
81, 500 WILL BUY MY NICE sEYEN-ROOM
nom home e29 Girard av n: city water, gas, els
tern, good well. screens, storm windows, large
lot; everything in arst-class condition. Come
ana s look It over. Leaving the state reason
81, aoo-MUsT BE SOLD, WHAT WILL you
give Tor 2517 Bloomington av? House of sew
BARN. an ot tS WORKSHOP
2O6. 4th st s.
%. 2bo-Two.sToRYB BRICK STORE AND FLAT
building, full basement, good six-room fat
on second door, city water, sewer and gas
location s31 18th av s.. Yale Realty Co., zoe
4th st s. @ q - -
HOUSE AND LARGE LOT, NOW RENT TO
n.st-c1ass tenant at good price; will sell
cheap ana 81, on your on terms II taken at
once; very little cash will handle this Adj
dress 1857, Journal. ID. . @
$500 BOWMAN $50 PER MONTH BUYS IA
south minneapolis home Of seven rooms, near
y new. and bargain at the price, s., 100:
cry water, furnace heat. Lewis & Co.. 525
s,tooe-BARGAIN BYloWNER, s ROOMS ALL
modern. Rarquet floors; arranged for one or
two families; 46.foot lot; fne lawn and shrub
oery; ALSO dne barn. Easy terms. 3124 Lyn-
A sNAP--PRACTIcALLY NEW, EXTRA
WeH-bu1lt seven-room house with bath; all mod
ern except heat; good location; makes a nice
nome, II you mean business, call 3113 Pills.
81 ,soo-EAsT FRONT, CORNER LOT. FIVE.
room house, In good condition street improve
ments paid for terms IL desired; at ais
q Clinton i az. T.. G, s4s7. Owner, 1905 Attn
81, 500 TAKES NINE LARGE-ROOM HOUSE.
city water, gas, large barn. two fine lots GOV.
cred with large shade trees; Ii looking for a
snap, look this up q Call or address 3716 LIST
av s.. i.
WE HAVE DUPLEX FLATS, SUITABLE FOR
Two, or four families: strictly modern; nth,
!. 9th or 18th wards; half down and balance, to
suit. Chas Q. Elwcod. It's Guaranty building
EIGHT.RooM HOUSE AND BATHROOM, OPEN
IL plumbing, east front lot 63 by 12S; large
barn; can be bought at a bargain. Apply
i Charles NJ. Morton Co., 30O-302 Nicollet az. I.
soUTHEAsT-NEAR UNIVERSITY 4ol OAK
st and 315 Ontario st i; Broom houses d: nm
4 modern; for immediate sale; bargain Gould.
owner, APO Guaranty.
FOR SAIL: BY OWNER sEVEN-RooM
bsrgain. aoa5I 1ath az eg s. Ane nome q
FOR BONE REAL BARGAINS IN GOoD'
ss homes zee Danforth . Hash. 2O7 N. Y. Lite.
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LOOK TO THE EAST, g,
That is Northeast

LOOK TO THE EAST,
That is, Northeast
Where millions Of dollars are soon to h.
invested.
A,2oO buys a. snug little home of six roo-,..
On large lot, 4sx19o, only two blocks I, IN,
~ 200 takes another in same location.
81, 500 will make you the owner of a ,od
ern home on the hill; east front, 5Ofoot front
lot, In best neighborhood northeast where
everyone owns their own home; payment OF
$500 or more down, balance SIS or more pei
$4,000 for new, modern, up-to-date home
just completed, full basement, hardwood I'm.
ish, latest plumbing, etc.
s1,65o takes good home of seven rooms
Fear 500 shops. =. :"
Choice Of the best vacant lots in north.
east with all street improvements in, at
prices as low as the lowest, on terms to suit
Now is the time to buy and get the first
choice. -
Both phones fH
F. Z. Palmer 2411 Central Az Z
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REAL ESTATE. FOR, Sal /:
Improved.
Continued.

9 9 Q 2 5 g : -, rpr o ! 9 .9 1e 20 o o. o
Lake Harriet Office 1916 Upton Az s..
Downtown Office. 800 Railway Bldg.
Open daily, evenings and Sundays, b
Both Phones. s
$3S5O-Modern lake home on Park boule-
ward with beautiful view of Lake
Harriet; hot water heat and up
to-date in every respect.
81. 600-For an 6-room house and 3 lots on
shore of Lake Calhoun; fine, large,
trees, terrace, water, gas side
walks and view of lake from all
parts of house; can be bought on
easy terms.
Sl,6OO-Cozy 4-room cottage and lot COX
$50, one block from Lake Har-
riet and streetcar
$7Ib-Four-room summer cottage near lake
shore and fine, large lot with
trees, well, chicken house, etc.
$4OO-Nice little Broom cottage and large
lot with we'll, trees, garden, etc,
located near Lake Calhoun.
Lake Harriet Lots.
500 each for two very fine lots, east
front, two blocks from car line;
not far from Lake Harriet
$40 each; two good lots with good view
of Lake Harriet, two blocks of
car line; worth twice this price.
$S1S-One OF the finest building lots you
ever saw; splendid large trees,
$40. close to lake and car line; every
thing right for nice house; easy
.. terms.
II you are looking for lots to build on
or Tor Investment we can sell you the
best Tor the lowest price. on easy terms.
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COME, COME, COME AND & : SEE e . THAT Z E
beautiful house located on the corner
OF 9th av and Bath st, in a block
of fine new homes. This is a SIS, 900
" house We have decided to sell for
$4,o99. The house Is thoroughly well
constructed and consists Of golden oak
finish on the first floor, select birch on
the second, and all hardwood floors.
The celebrated Mueller hot water heat
10 installed IN the house: laundry trays
and. every known convenience Finely
equipped bathroom, with wall radia-
tion, medicine closet and each bedroom
has clothes closet, besides a large
linen closet built in the hall. First
floor has, five rooms, beautiful side
board, full length wall mirror, tiled
Kitchen. front and back vestibules and
arranged for perfect convenience The
lot Is 90 by 100 feet, lays beautifully,
and is one of the prettiest corners In
the city. Come out Sunday and take
look at this wonderful bargain, and
we will make terms to suit. Title
insurance and immediate possession can
be had.
Morrison Co., -
4OS LIST Av s.
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, q GEM Or A s1x.RooM corTAeE AT {
, your own price and terms. Just come
) down and see SIC and 522 W Bath st.
, Right In the eighth ward and In {
, location built up with fine new homes. c
!, These two cottages are very artistic,
, thoroughly well built out of the best {
, material, double felted, beam filled and {
every protection possible against the {
cold blasts of winter. These houses {
, have full easements, with the celebrated {
knights heating plant; laundry, and are {
, finished On the first floor in beautiful {
, hardwoods, good hardwood floors, well {
, arranged pantries, back vestibules for q
, refrigerators,s enameled sinks, excellent {
gas fixtures, window shades and screens.
Second floor consists Of three bedrooms
and bathroom, equipped with the latest {
open nickel and enamel plumbing; hard {
!, wood-'hoors throughout and enamel I'm {
ish. Extra large lots, stone walks, {
sodding and grading, and everything to
make fine home. We will sell these
houses under $4,000, and on your own {
} terms. Come out and investigate and {
you will purchase. Ready for occupan-
cy. Title insured. Open Sunday after
noon for inspection. You may move in
Aug. and save rent.
Morrison-C rittenden Co.,
4OS LIST Az s.
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90 o. o o o o o
. WE BUY Or BUILD HOMES ON EASY
Q PAYMENT PLAN.
o Payment, So for each $1,000 Der month.
You may have any amount from $500 up
You select your place and your plans for
building. We draw the plans for you
without expense to you; you select your
o contractor. We furnish the money. ~
o All on Your Own Time. al
o We do business. anywhere in Minnesota,
o North and South Dakota.
o American Real Estate. Investment Loan
o Co., 487-489 Andrus Bldg.
o ..-., Minneapolis. MINI. -
. Q. o 9 0 90 90
o o o o o . 0 o 90
T. A. JAMESON, -,
9 =. POS Andrus Building.
o H,5oo--A beautiful home on Girard Az N;
new house, ten rooms oak finish,
o combination heat, gas, good barn,
stone walks. q. .- 4
o 81, 7oo-Two corner lots on Nico1let av, In
. side OF Lake; must be sold this week
o to make this price.
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FOR SALE.
81, 5OO-14O1 26th av n
S2,0oo-26S0 9Th av S; $500 cash.
$2,so0-2119 9th st s; terms: rents for SCI.
$3,O00-S149 Hennepin av; new.
81, S00-1612 9th st S; terms.
$3OQ0-1324 I'd st 8.
S4,UU0-2650 Dupont av N; terms.
81, 2oo-211O 21st ay S, store and dwelling;
rents $22; terms
$5500-Corner 9th and Clinton av; new; rents
$50; built by owner
So, 350-Each, 527-329 9th st s.; new; terms.
$5,2OO-Colfax ay, inside Lake.
&3,75o-Grand az, inside $50 st; new; bar.
$7,o00-Four nine-room. houses; easy terms, Or
s7,ooo-e2s E 18th. fine residence, large barn,
all in good repair, newly painted, mod.
ern, large lot, 90 feet front to alley.
" Investigate. 80
Rlichfeldt & Cotton;
80 $50 Temple Court.
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TWO HOUSES, SEVEN AND EIGHT ROOMS,
for sale very reasonably; built by day labor
and of good material location 31O1 and 3115
18th av S, overlooking Powderhorn park; an
ideal place for a home; see them today and
make me an offer. E. L. Melin, owner, 40
Sykes block
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SUMNER RATES

90 o. o .
SUMNER RATES 9
Vacant Lots 3
$1,00o-FuIl lot in Sunnyside section: {
city water, sewer, gas and stone q
sidewalk in and paid. 3
$850-Franklin and Harriet avs. 5or1o2 :
south front; all improvements i'm. !
$450-16th av s between Lake and 81 st; 4
st; two large lots. These are {
cheap. :
$45O-Park av, between 35th and Seth Z
SITS. Think of it. Full size lot. Z
with city water and gas in and
paid. Street curbed, parked, trees q
set out, S-foot stone sidewalk, q
This Is beautiful lot and Cheap. Z
= Can be sold for half cash, balance Z
monthly. Z
$125 EACH-Two lots, 671171 feet on Z
the corner of ed av and 35th {
st. This is dirt cheap and cheap
dirt. {
Walter L. Badger.
Oneida Building.
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NET xo 8 IL Per e Cent 1srrsrsr. 9 9
$4,000 buys seven brick houses. six q
rooms each. partly modern. all complete; Q
144x152; room for seven more houses; one q
block to car; also near car shops and new Q
9 steel plant; no better investment in tbis 0
city See me at once for full particu- 0
lars. Ut q
Geo. r. Dart, ~ o
Roth phones. S07 Phoenix Bldg. o
% o 20 o. o q o o o o o O o
C02IEsT NEW HOUSE AT HARRIET: GAS.
bath; b0-foot lot: lays well: on principal
street, near pavtlton: arrangement Of terms
will satisfy If in position to pay $1,000 down;
Address 9eO3. Journal.
2,0o0-FINE, SLIGHTLY sIX.RoOM COTTAGE.
A perfect little beauty; built six months:
owner going west. 2115 I'd az N take West
ern av car to Penn.
FOR sALE-GooD BROOM COTTAGE ON
Pillsbury av near 45ths st: only 81 400 Fol
som Realty Co., 800 Railway building, cor
FOR sALE-MY q NINE-RooM MODERN
home on I'd av 8, near 31st ST; nicely ar
dress 8156. Journal. - 81 ri Vs.. GEE ~
WANTING 10 LEAVE OTTY-WoULD CoNsID.
er reasonable offer, terms or cash for my
ten-room, modern house, corner lot 1900 Haw-
thorn av. Owner. si
$2,2bo-F1NE BROOM HOME, 5000 PILLS
bury nv; modern except heat; beautifully
decorated: make fine duplex. J. r. .Appleby
BYs oWNER-NEAR UNIVERSITY. BROOM
modern Inquire ct 1908 4th st SE s7
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$a,e5o-A GOOD TEN-RooM HOUSE, WITH :
sleeping rooms and bath, modern except heat;
gas and electric, light fixtures, open nickel
plumbing, porcelain bath, cabinets built IN,
closets for linen and clothes, large laundry
tubs and SINK good cemented cellar, with
fruit shelves and storage room; good sized
attic, large workshop and woodshed In rear
House has just been entirely redecora ted and
painted outside and In. For particulars see
Yale Realty Co., 2O6 4th at g.
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. % 3 az 9 . 9 . o. 90 o.
Fremont nv NJ close to church, school
0 and streetcars. an a1l-modern 7-room near
~ new dwelling. Might consider vacant
lot in part payment, If located right, or
IL or 12-room duplex house, on either
dupont Emerson Fremont avs. For =
further particulars see Dresser, 23O Sc
o curity Bank building. ~ ..
o. q a q a -
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LAUDERDALE co.,
Temple Court
For 5000 down and $40 month you can
have 4-room house with cistern, shed, etc,
on Thomas av N. Nos. Sill. 3119 and 1923.
$2,500-2117 9Th ct S. s rooms city water
cesspool. fireplace, mantel
$3,20O-Either one of two brand new places on
Bryant av s. below Lake st: rooms;
all modern: best lumber: will trade one
for acres farm.
s.. 60O-Splendid new 8-room house on Bryant
-- av n. near two carlines: above Doth
av n. '-
We have stores. business property. farms,
acres and Minnetonka property ready to sell
YOU, 49, 49,
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$9,260 FOR TWO HOUSES ON BRYANT AV
n, inside Of 9Th av, with lot 64x123; the lot
alone. is worth the monec; rents for s25 per
month. -. =
80, 500 for 2222 Penn nv: N, new, all modern
except heat, hardwood floors downstairs: large
lct with beautiful trees. >
! $1,750-Nearly new Groom modern house.
with large lot. on the corner nf Dupont and
Both av N; city water, gas hardwood floors
downstairs; inside beautifully decorated.
$4,000 for all modern Groom house, Car
field av inside Of 25th st. +, .-7.7~.-
$3,25O for 1920 Stevens av 9 rooms, all
modern. ~ ..'
W. Fl. Could 400 Poston R1ock
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LOOK AT 1913: E 2sth ST AND 20l4 9Th Av s
end make your best offer to Hermann, 40
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$26 DOWN AND $3.50 MONTHLY PAYMENTS
takes this rev fine home of rooms and YES
tibule. interest included in each payment;
lot 4Ox140, corner. No. $500 Saith av s.,
facing east, IN blocks to Minnehaha carline,
right among those fine large trees. We know
you viii be pleased II you buy this home on
easy payment plan. To one who appreciates
bargain this comes to them but once in a
lifetime, as this property will be snapped up
quickly. Possession Sept. 1, 1906. The Wis
consin Syndicate, 800 Temple Court Both
phones.
The Florida agriculturist. [volume] (DeLand, Fla.) 1878-1911, 1906-09-12

HORNS OF A DILEMMA

eS, Sd1u DOIlHOlIlIIlc, Ill answer
to a query of mine, Eyes, I was with
La Moure and I've read his book"
H leaned against the counter of
his Indian store and blinked thought
fully. | knew that interesting remin
iscence was at hand.
"There's a good deal of La Moure
in that book" he remarked, presently,
"but there are many persons in this
world who are unable to see any
thing except in relation to them
selves"
Zone would have thought that La
Moure would have told of the flood
at Latts' Island, and of the exciting
scenes through which his men pass
ed But he was at St. Louis at the
moment, and so was left Out of the
fracas.
81 was then clerk and small partner
in his business. Our store at Latts'
Island had been built in the ffties,
and as appeared from all indications,
above the limit of high water.
"We built on this little island for
safety to ourselves; for it was time
of general hostilities, and we were
independent traders fighting for bust
ness against the big fur comp lnies,
and pretty nearly all mems hands
were against us.
"At Latts we had natural for
tress, for the current and the nature
Of the shelving banks were such that
the Indians cold not land their ponies
on the island SO we ran ferry
and brought over, in small lots, the
hands which came to trade with us.
Our plan really amused some of the
wild fellows, who liked to have the
white men pull them across in their
big boat We did a very good trade
until the father of all floods wiped us
off the map.
II went to bed one night in April
midst the roar of high waters, but
with the store at least six feet above
the flood mark; and I awoke at day
light to find the island covered and
the water smashing against our
ground logs. | dressed hurriedly and
went to the door to look out upon
a moving sea, which stretched to the
foothills nearly mile away.
"And in front of the store and al
most knee-deep in water stood four
Rec women with three small chill
dren in arms Their teepees on the
lower ground were afoat and how
long the poor creatures had been
standing there I do not know
"These Indians had come to our
island some three days before, and
the men who had brought them had
gone off on rowing expedition.
"The poor things turned scared and
piteous faces up to me, and [ at once
asked them into the store. I called
my men, Gene Belts and Pierre Car
bonneau, down from their hunks in
the loft; and they were amazed, and
for the moment as frightened as the
Rees.
1--WE soon discovered that Our ferry
boat, which had been chained to a
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my attention was distracted by COM
motion among the Rec women. l
looked up, to see an excited group
shouting and gesticulatlng.
Then large young woman, strong
and active as cayuse, suddenly leaped
towards me, tore the rope from my
hand, and began fercely undoing my
knots. The others gathered about
me, pointing their fingers down the
river, and shouted:
'Kuna! Kuna Kuna!'
Il did not know what the word
meant, but what I saw was the tops
of bunch Of trees thrust up above
the flood near mid-channell. And in
stantly [ understood-another sub
merged island, and a chance to make
fast the raft if we should prove ex-
pert enough to do it without going to
pieces.
81 turned to my men. Let these
women MANAGE I said. Fill your
pockets with biscuits and meat, and
shin up the trees if we break up
Three of the women and the children
were made to follow our example in
slowing food.
1--WE were very close to the upper
trees when the big woman had finish
ed undoing the rope, and had coiled
it for cast. She mounted bale
of goods at the fore end of the raft
Gene and Pierre steered as she direct
ed by gesture.
1--WE passed the first bunch of cot
tonwoods, grazing the bark Of one
Of them and then the woman cast
her eyes upon half-dead tree with
broken limb projecting toward us.
cottonwoods stood side by side few
yards below.
The woman gave almost frantic
directions, and the steersmen pulled
hard to swing us within reach When
we we're still some yards above the
Rec whirled her rope, let fly the
moose, and made clean catch There
was not a man among us who could
have made such throw.
with a swift gesture the woman
gave directions, and while one pulled
at the sweep, the rest of us seized
the rope and began swinging the raft
in toward the tree.
ct was a deft vancouver. AS we
passed the tree, we at the rope were
at the fore end of the raft, and we
gave way inch by inch as we swung
round in a ha1f-circle until we lodged
against the two solid trunks below
"In five minutes we were anchored,
where the pressure of the current
would actually assist in holding Our
raft logs together You can imagine
that we were glad, and it would have
done your hearts good to see those
Rec women and children laugh and
skip about in the joy of their escape.
1--WE had food, water and clothing
in abundance, and were out Of reach
of the Sioux There we stayed un-
til, four days later, steamer bound
up-river took us aboard "-Y outh's
Companion.
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1HuSl make ratt OF Our house logs
and that quickly.
I'VE worked like lumber jacks. We
tore off the roof and let it's dry logs
down one at a time, splicing them
together with inch rope, which was
the largest we had. In two hours we
had thirty dry cottonwoods, twenty
four feet in length, dashed together.
Then we hurriedly fashioned and rig
ged sweep oar, piled on such bales
and boxes of goods as Our craft would
carry along with it's human freight,
and cut adrift in more than three feet
of water.
at was a wild ride we were prom
ised. Never have I seen such a tum-
bic and whirl of waters, such a fury
of a flood. The rise was so rapid
that it was difficult to keep near the
centre of the channel. However,
about three miles below the island, on
the west side Of the river, there was
broad flat which inclined away to
the foothills, and offered an easy
slope on which to bring Our raft to
land.
$50 we urged our craft in that di-
rection, and were halfway down
there when we sighted big band of
Indians riding down off the hills to-
ward u.s. Our Rec women no sooner
saw this party than they became wild
ly excited, gesticulating and crying
out in their unknown tongue. Pres
emily one of them rushed at me, beg
ging by signs that [ have my men
pull away from shore to the centre of
the current.
Then, as best she could in the
sign-talk she made known to me the
peril of landing The strange Indi-
ans were Sioux, she. said, who had
chased the Rees to our island, and
were waiting on both sides of the riv-
er to waylay and destroy them The
Rec men who had come with their
women had left them near us for
safety, and had slipped away at night,
in bull-boat, in order to return to
the upper Rec town, and bring a par
ty to attack the Sioux.
"This, on top of our calamity of
flood, was cheerful news. We made
hard struggle to get to the centre
of the current, which here set strong
ly toward the west. In spite of our
best efforts we drifted to within gun
shot of the Sioux, who had gathered
upon point
when we were nearing them, a be-
feathered chief rode his pony to the
edge of the water, and began a sign
talk, the purport of which was that
we were desired to come to land and
surrender the Rees upon our raft,
and that if we would do so no harm
should befall us. Furthermore, in
that event they would send runners
!. to their village to bring all the furs in
camp and make a good trade for us.
''By the time the chief had finished
we had drifted opposite, and were
within two hundred yards. I now
recognized the sign-talker as Lame