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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

A New York man asserts that ne
recently visited the planet Mars and
chatted on various topics with a num-
Der Of the inhabitants. DR.. Dippy will
get that chap if ne doesn't watch out
very carefully.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

Young McCune either was in Jail or
he wasn't, at Valparaiso. He either
came near causing an international in
cident between Peru and Chile, or he
didnt You may read all dispatches
and ali the interviews and decide for
yourself.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

Speaker Cannon says no man should
decline a presidential nomination. Jo-
seph, however. will hardly be put where
he would have the opportunity 20 de-
cline or accept.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

When Vice President Fairbanks was
told Of Speaker Cannons presidential
boom he Jess laughed That ought
to have helped the temperature some
in that vicinity,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24
MARRIAGE IICENsEs.

27H-Daniel Borg, Salt Lake.
Rosena Bell Streng, Salt Lake
275@Nils A. Anderson, Mercur
Selma A. Wennerstrom, Mercur
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24
CLEVER PARAGRAPHS.
Did They Fish on the waya
Milwaukee Sentinell

The preachers who tramped from Chi
cdgo TO Milwaukee are now able to I'M
derstand why some OF their parishioners
prefer the field to the pew on fine sun
day mornings.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24
Maybe the PASSENGER Was Insane
washington Post.)

The Manitowoc CWis.) street car cor
ductor who received $4,000 from a pas
senger to whom he was kind and cour
teous must have been a green hand a
the Job.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24
~ = -

An exodus of the campers at Brigh-
ton has taken place since the recent
storms in the canyons. Among those
who have reached home within the past
two days are the II. G.. Mcmillan fam
lily and all their party; the J. H
Browns, with a large party of young
people; Major r. w. Young and Bert
Lawrence and others.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

Miss Gertrude McGrath will ente
tain at a luncheon at the Country eli
next Thursday in honor of Miss LIE
Mcmillan.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

Miss Helen Ellerbeck and Miss Mar
thaWeIls entertained at cards last even
ing i'm honor of Miss Dean Alder, who
is the guest of Miss Ellerbeck. Punch
was served on the porch by Miss Flor
erce Wells, Miss Gay Groesbeck and
Miss Dorothy Cannon, who represented
japanese ladies. The other guests were
Miss Dorothy Rooklidge. Miss Bernice
Clark, Miss Lorna Russell, Miss Katie
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

The lawn party for the benefit Of the
Altar society of St. Mary's Cathedral
which was postponed from wednesday
evening on account of the storm, will
be given this evening at 1T Second
East street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-08-24

Mrs. B. F. Bauer entertained eight
friends yesterday at luncheon at the
Alta club, the round table being laid
in the red room. Decorations of yellow
golden glow were used and yellow rib
bons tied small stems, which were
used as souvenirs at each place.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
WALTER L. BADGERS RENTAL LIST.
Oneida Bldg. 4 ~

WALTER L. BADGERS RENTAL LIST,
Oneida Bldg. 4 -
Flats e~.r
300 Blaisdell av, second door, six rooms,
modern, steam heat. s27 ~
1o2e aawthorn av, first floor, six rooms,
modern steam heat ............,, AZ oC
81 18th st n first floor, six rooms, mod.
1925 Stevens AZ, third door, SIX rooms, ''o
~ modern, steam heat .......... 81. &c
1925 Stevens Az, first floor six rooms,
a,7 modern modern, steam heat ............ 400
modern except heat ............ 1896
SIS 4th st s. first door, four rooms, city LOW
ooo water vat 1906
81 Royalston az. second floor, seven s -~''|
rooms all modern. ................. $500
a7 ~ s 81 az. Z rooms modern. 5000
~'+4 90 aV >, seven rooms, city water and
SIT kidgewcod az, eight rooms: modern S0'oe
sso5 fremont az N. ten rooms, al: modern 2'0e
e22 9Th ay \ eight rooms, modern e1 2'"'
~ stores and Mercantile Space. 200
5l9 Central ay, 20x65 and basement.
10y "a st N, 4ox4o. second door, steam heat.
a m 1 1sf st st 2 SSrso f tss; ... No..
1917 18th st S. second floor, $500 square feet
steam heat.
123 7th st s, store, steam heated.
100 IN st 5, store, steam heated.
lis SPRUCE PLACE, ROOMS GIVE
6edrooms): steam heated, gas range,
plenty of heat as needed and lot
water at all times; artesian water
jsnftor service: summer rate, $40;
,o,, winter rate ................ .I SIS. 90
A az 6a.k av IL rooms all MODERN barn. 80 90
D5 Ridgewood av, IL rooms, modern,
1000 barn 800: ............. ..:....... 1000
Ao 90 niEoen av. IL rooms, all modern. 40. 0O
20, ~ Riage"ood az, rooms, modern, barn sc. 90
1oll Nicolet av, rooms, gas furnace,
1907 city water ,:.......: :.......... 5000
1877 Linden av. 8 rooms, bath, gas, fur
ZOO nsce all modern ..:..'..::. 5000
o22 Sd av Sc. rooms, bath, gas, city
,or water, sewer .::......:...:: ....... 1000
AZ Lyndale av N, 10 rooms, cellar, city
~, r, water. barn .........:.. 1000
COB 22d st. five rooms, bath, gas, city
o=. water ,...... .............. 1880
1ono UaKland az, y rooms, city water. 1900
leoS 1lth ay s, rooms, city water,
,oo barn, large ......:::.:........: 1890
George Odlum. Manager, 800 Phoenix Bldg.
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FOR RENT
~><>~~~~>~~-~~S~~~~~~~>~
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
THORPE Bros RENTAL LIST,
FOG Andrus Building.

AAOhFE bhOS.' RENTAL L1Sxy EEF
Is FOG Andrus Building.
onturnished Modern Houses and Flats.
So. ~ Modern Houses
SSt1oo.uuoo-StUi Grand av. B rooms, city water.
,$ Ny, 00-2424 9th av S, rooms modern.
$S@-sialS Fremont av n, eight rooms modern
$4oosSSaas oakland aa; av rooms medern. now
crysta III Lake a4 \ S sPoe cottage
s ae.o ~ l1th st s, rooms, city water.
iSth AZ s. 10 1oems m @Sseen
FL s1 90 ESQ So St S. rooms cry watsr
1 Psrt az av i 4 Toos S %sdsss
Sl2.OO-62S Bassett place rooms city water
and sewer, newly decorated. g.
.o0-627 Aldrich av N. rooms. city water"
sds.oo-25o I'd av s. rooms third door
s ss2 $3.50 SO loo 9Th av s. s rooms modern;
sou.oo-362S Stevens av, rooms, all thoroy
40, modern and barn. nearly new. ~
s ss o9-als " 2Sth st. s rooms, heated.
$l1,oo-27os Garfield 81 av, rooms, city water.
$75'oo-6o7 7th st Sc. is rooms, thoroly mod
1erT TO ~ r extra
or sanitorium.
$45'oo-1eo1 Hawthorn av. 7-room. modern, de-
r.. tached, steam heated house.
Duplex Houses,
SIS SIS 90 9th av s. rooms modern.
soo.oo-oEuu Garneld av, rooms, second noor,
new duplex, just completed.
$25.OO-617 18th av Sc. rooms reduced rent,
bargain.
4o.OO-2703 Harriet av. second floor, 7 rooms.
49, all newly remodeled and decorated
$45O0-2629 Pleasant av, 7-room thoroughly
modern duplex, just completed.
Modern Flats.
S40 o0-l209 W 25th st, rooms, modern.
4o.00-69 18th st s, rooms. modern.
S55 OO-No. 62S Il Franklin rooms.
$l6.oO-SO9 w Franklin av, 8 rooms, part base
ment fat heated.
SS0O0-S15 Franklin av. 6 rooms. modern.
S35O0-1442 w Lake st. rooms, modern.
Inc N nro,n1 sa5.oo-171o 9th av S. rooms
The Lenox-s3e oo-529 9th st S. 7 rooms.
The Goldbloom-S35 00-9O3-7 14th ay 8, Z
rooms. modern. steam heated.
1ol1 Stevens av. 10 rooms. thoroughly modern:
steam heated: walking distance.
The kenwood. Adeline and Loring. 1852 Henne-
pin ay. and rooms. thoroly modern.
Soooo-l166 Girard ay. rooms. steam heat.
Lowry Hill apartments, 1850 Henneptn av; only
one and Groom apartment left; the most
beautiful finished and decorated steam
heated flats in the city.
The Norwood, 911 E 18th st. rooms. modern,
heated. $3.50 and $35. reduced.
*S5OO--SO11 Hennepin av, Groom, modern new
nat steam heat and janitor service
S3OOO-1S27 10th S. rooms, modern.
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
D, P. JONES 4 Co.,
Rental Department.
Both Phones 1910. IL 4th st S.

D. 2. JONES Co.,
Both Phones 1s46. Il 4tb st S.
Houses.
ss5oo-No. 1919 9th st s. a rooms, steam plant,
h saa. condition, good location for hotel Or
Make offer No. 172e sth ay N. IA rooms, all
o@S SeeFa a4os n sor l9ss,i0n room,
ern, fine condition; make offer.
s4000--No. a Bedford av SE 10 rooms. all
ss5.oo-No. 2a4i Hennepin sI az, rooms, modern,
s25 oom i, &c, ia7s 1sth az Sc, rooms, ali mod
s25oo-No 1905 rremant av. 10 rooms, all
$40 oon mSaern s.a fine yard roo,,, ~,
s2ooo--No 511 e Grant st. rooms. water.
$40 sewer, closet. fine condition.
$lsoom NO sios 4th az 8, rooms and barn,
So ON. 1415 4th av 8, rooms. city water.
$ls.oO-No 1924 Portland av, Z rooms water,
s17.oo-No. 2644 Dupont az s. rooms. partly
loooNo 1882 4 GsdaE AZ E,e. rooms water etc.
sdo'ooaNo. IS and 20 18th st N. rooms, very
s55.oo-No. 1915 Bryant av s. I'd noor. rooms,
*4o.ooMNc. d 1SRs list av S. ,st door, rooms
nsT v i4S hgna.e aus u.s. NJ first noor
90, ~ rooms, light and pleasant.
$29.o0-No. 325 E 18th st. Sd door, s rooms,
light and pleasant. H..
Flats.
$S5.0O-No. 220 W 33d st, s rooms, all modern,
new, LIST floor. ~ +,
5.00-No. 3136 Col. av I'd floor, rooms all
modern, hot water plant. .,.--
$2o.0O-No. 2402 w 42d st. corner 42d and
Queen, list floor, Z rooms, modern except
heat. 49, -.
$2o.oo-No. 1924 Fremont Az N, LIST door, s
rooms, modern.
$2o.Oo--No. 23o w SD st. I'd floor, rooms,
mOOcrn
$l6.Oo-No. 614 W Lake st, ID floor, rooms,
modern except heat.
$14.00-No. SA 9th av N, rooms 1st floor
modern except heat.
Rooms.
$12.OO-No. 3Osh 18th av N, rooms I'd floor,
water, sewer. closet.
$l&5o-No. ao6 18th av N, rooms, list floor,
water, sewer, closet.
Se.oo-No. 1887 Stevens av, I'd floor, rooms,
water, sewer. =,
:. Stores
$1s.O0-No. II q 18th st, plate glass front. etc
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18

RENTALS.
1911 Vine place, beautiful home in the best
residence district. one block to Nicollet
carine; IL rooms, gas fixtures hard
wood floors, good heating plant, laun-
dry. Low rent to good tenant
$So.oo-9S Malcolm av Sc, rooms modern
gas range, electric fixtures and good
furnace; close to carline.
$8o.OO-3042 9TH av S. rooms, modern; will
put in good repair for good tenant.
%@o.oV-5fo4 "a av s, rooms and bath, gas
fixtures and hardwood floors.
$5o.oo-117 Highland av, rooms on second
floor, heated.
s1s.oo-so3 sth st S, rooms on first door.
bath and gas.
Steam Heated Flats
$5o.OO-1316 Clinton av. 5 rooms and bath
gas range, hardwood floors and janitor
service.
J. schutt & Son, Agents,
ZIG Security Bank Building.
$500 9th Av s. BASEMENT SHOP ROOM.
city water. sewer, 1920.
$10-l90S 9TH av n, six rooms, city water
$18-2701 18th av s, four rooms, first door,
well, cistern.
s15-2s1e 18th av S., six rooms, city water.
$1,000 9th av S, second floor, four rooms,
nat. modern except heat.
5000 9th av s, store, city water and
s2o-2eos Grand av, six rooms, modern ex.
/, cept heat, gas. ..-s:
$2o-26o1 Grand av, store, 1880, gas.
Barnes Brothers,,
, 200 Oneida Bldg: 1O4 4th at s.
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For Rent-Unfurnished Flats.

A VERY nEs1RAnrE ATT xonrpr ,sp,v
7-room DAT hot .vater ha.+ r.s ana NV Nv
trcity. iss5 Dsvton ~ MerraTn p ana zee zee
ply 112 I'd st N. Phone N. w. Midway 172-J.
Sle-oNE OF THOSE POPULAR APART
besides bath. storeroom: second and i9 fhira
floors, Inquire Dunsmoor, 800 " 2sth ST.
EXETER 73S Ieth ST. FLAT r, E1eIiT
large rooms hard.yood doors omen nnlurnhinat
rooS ionitor sarvioe coy tH, 'psn 5pAu"o'ns'
Nickeis & smith, s11 Nico1let Az.
S22. bo-N1cr SUNNY sEcoNn- FLOOR rr1r.
hardwood throughout: : modern .ssve heat.
heater and gas range Furnished: also tele.
phone Bass, Guaranty building. @
heat second hoor 2121 18th ~ s. SIG.
Louis n Gayner, .',,:''- : = ~.
--------- o10 Iempte court 1---.------------.--
E1RST.FLoOR FLAT IN DUPLEX HOUSE, 5
rooms and bath. nearly new, modern but
heat hardwood finish and doors; plenty Of
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18
For Rent-Furnished Houses.

FOR RENT-A F1vERooM MODERN HOUSE,
furnished, to April LIST: furnace, hardwood
deors. bath. Is minutes, walk from end Of
Washburn Park car; to man and wife with
one child; will rent for SIS per month; the
cheapest house In the city. Phone South
1921, Or call 54th and Sd av s. y'
STRICTLY MODERN, FINELY FURNISHED,
to small family. Inquire E.. G. Best, 524 Sd
+ Az n. - - -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-18

- HOUSES, - -
SEQ rooms, 18th ay Sc and 10th.
500 rooms modern, Hennepin and Oath.
%edepn m%oed az ana & s ahd St tetS
$2o-s rooms 10th st H. \ and Hennepin.
49, rooms. modern. Portland i an az and and 17th
500 rooms, modern, W aga and ID az.
American Elsa n Land & PK Co., 443 Security Bldg
LAKE IA AND CITY REALTY CO. RENTAL LIST.
$500 rooms with bath, on Hennepin az, inside
$ IT, rooms, rooms modern modern Park A. inside 2eth
saz room On. reserved by owner; Linden Hilis.
$ rooms eoo%s m %naar, I'd a., inside s7th
s2s-e rooms, modern; Sydney place ST.
$50 rooms, near Bloomington car barn.
Both phones. GIG Guaranty Bldg.
rooms, modern, except heat, large yard, short
walk from business center. go
wate S gdeS n s2d ay seven rooms city
$15-15A E 18th St, city water. seven
SIS -7so 18th st, city water, gas, six
rooms.
49, - City Realty Co...
205 Boston Block. ~.
FOR RENT-NEw COTTAGE, 1908 GARFIELD
ay, complete, hardwood finish, bath. gas, fur
mace and laundry in basement; viii rent 4
rooms downstairs, $13, 2 rooms upstairs
heated, suitable for light housekeeping, $40
9. R. Davis, St.. Anthony Falls, Postonice
sIx-RooM, THOROUGHLY MODERN cor.
tage In Prospect Park, with gas range
electric light hardwood finish; close to school
and church: one fare to either city. -
-. s,rt: Lake s. City Realty Co. ~
SIC Guaranty Bldg. Both Phones.
BRAND NEW s.RooM HOUSE, WITH HARD.
. wood finish and hardwood floors and city water
in kitchen; will rent cheap to parties who take
good care Of 1t. For key call next door Lo.
Gated at Oliver av N No. 1928. For price
call 1922, Twin City phone. ,r..
FOR RENT-3l0, 1917 6th 81 81. SEVEN
rooms, city water, good condition; will rent
to small family. sS -
eight rooms. This price for winter only :
Morrison Crittenden Co.. 400 LIST Az 8.
s5o-ll7 1st 81 N, II ROOMS. MODERN TX.
cept heat, newly papered and painted through
out, excellent location for rooming house.
- City Realty Co..
EOS Boston Block.
s1X-RooM HOUSE. eo4 JEFFERSON sT NE.
rents for SIS, southeast front. modern, good
WELL cellar, storm windows and doors all on;
will rent cheaper for winter. Cali at 229
Broadway ay NE.
A GROOM BOARDING HOUSE IN EIGHTH
ward; all full OF good paying boarders;
good chance for some Scandinavian; have to
sell on account Of sickness Address zoos
Pleasant av.
1890 18Th Az s-TLAT 81 FOUR ROOMS, SO;
newly built. 8. A. Reed, 2Q8 Century.
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For Rent-Farms.

FOR RENT-s2o-ACRE FARM IN sy1F.
county; 240 acres under pillow; balance mic,
meadow; splendid buildings and pasture Cal
st. Paul, Minn
A eo-ACRE FARM FOR RENT AFTER MARCF
l. near the Armour plant. Phone z e 16lSn
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For Rent-Offces.

FOR RENT-THE BEST SUITE OF ROOMS IN
the Lindley block, for physicians, dentists,
hairdressers or manicurng parlors Secont
floor, fine light, hot and cold water: four eper-
ating rooms and reception rooms Apply to
Clarkson Lindley, room 2o2. 62O1a Nicollet av.
FOR RENT IN GLOBE BUILDING, 700 SQUARE
feet on first floor with private office, from
Jan. 1; also several choice offices, en- suite or
single. on other floors. Manager, room sos.
OFFICES OF ONE, TWO AND THREE ROOMS,
hot and cold water; vault space with each
office; desk room for rent. Inquire at Room
666. Bank Of Minneapolis building.
MOST ELEGANT DEsKRooM TO LET WITH
private Office new building, both phones
See Carl T. Houston, 236 Security Bank bldg.
$l4-DEsKRooM WITH USE OF PHONE AND
private office; been used by attorney for five
years. now deceased. Langley 424 I'd av S.
SINGLE OFFICES, SUITES, 2 AND ROOM
Century bldg; rent reasonable. 2oS Centu
PRIVATE OFFICE, USE OF GENERAL oFFIt
stenographer and phone. 537 Andrus buildiI
DESK ROOM WITH TELEPHONE SERVICE
943 Security Bank Building )
FOR RENT-PART OF OFFICE OR DEsKRooh
at $40 Syndicate Arcade
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49,. 80 - UNRELATED FLATS AND ROOMS. :,
closet, hardwood floors, open plumbing,
$40 m second ssco noor, in hrst-class condition.
S1o'oo-a ao Lyndale av s, 5 rooms, second
4oor, corner, newly decorated, hard
4. wood noors throughout, complete storm
$1ooo-s27 9th st NE, rooms eli, c,tv Wa TER
wet sink. .' "N'
$11.50--502 E Gath at. & rooms. citv wo+or
=. gas, closet - : I~'5-' "~>'''
$10.O0-502 e oath ST. 4 rooms citv xvater
r gas, closet. E+z - !, e--'
We will start rent Dec. L IN anv If tho
above Oats. -. Ts~.''o' . - ~ 'AS
MCGEE Smith, 81 Nicollet Az
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Sle-THREE- ROOM FLAT, PARTLY MODERN;
large sunny rooms; walking distance from
business center. II w Grant st. Key in
basement. 4
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The FOLLOWING DESIRABLE, WARM
houses are in the exclusive charge Of NicEels
& Smith, 81 Nicollet av:
$4o-Ho Oak Grove st, 10 rooms. newly
decorated decorate throughout; new furnace; hardwood
floors: open plumbing
thoroughly modern; hardwood floors; Omen Omen
plumbing; Worlds Best furnace; laundry.
SS2. 5O-1713 9Th av S, rooms hardwood
walking distance.
$27;5o-2S17 9Th av s. rooms, open plumb
ing, hardwood floors and finish; new house
s25-25S2 Bryant av S, rooms, modern.
open plumbing, good furnace, barn.
SSH W 18th st, rooms, modern except
heat: open plumbing.
A5-a39 18th st, rooms, city water,
above houses. " 'ne
Nickels & Smith. s11 Nicollet Az.
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FOR RENT
For Rent-Furnished Flats.

For Rent Furnished Flats.
TO LET-DEsIRABLE. ALI, FuRN1sHEn 1Ip.
to-date three room fat, modern except heat.
nsnd Two Adults; warm brick building nicely
ggsaptereu, fireplace and mantelptece, walking
81. 3: Walk In inquire second floor.
FIVE ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR DUPLEX.
not water heating plant, run by janitor; cleo.
ric lights; possession given Immediately:
will rent furnished or unfurnished; reason ;
must travel next six months. 25th st and
N1collet; phone South. 2O09-J-2
THREE PLEASANT SOUTH ROOMS, FUR
nlshed for light housekeeping; very con
venlent; heat, gas, bath; fine location eighth
%ard; private family; adults only; s18. Ad-
NICELY FURNISHED FLAT FOR BALE or
rent. 321 Washington s. -. - :"
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WANTED TO RENT

A LADY WHO WILL BE IN MINNEAPoLH
with child and maid for week of Dec > t,
g. would like two nicely furnished rooms Will
bath, convenient to car line, and with priyil
ege of light housekeeping; please state price
Address 1861, Journal,
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For NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

329 HENNEPIN, SPACE 25xeo ESPECIALLY
suited for light manufacturing: rood light
steam heat, elevator and janitor service: rea
sonable rent; will divide to suit tenant; onlI
vacant floor in building
Wyyell- Harrington Co. 4o1 Andrus Bldr
FOR REMIT HAVE A VERY FINE BRTCT
barn to rent in the downtown district Bar,
will easily take care of thirty-fse horses
Everything first class; barn In excellent con
.dition. Address $50, Journal -
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FOR RENT-HoUsEs AND FLATS,
sewer, gas and gas fixtures
xSS-s.room house at eos 9th st; city
"a aaI' gas, sewer, furnace and laundry
low st, near Grant; facing Loring park.
Y2s4,room, modern, with heat and 1ani
tor service, on first floor. 33S 3 18th st
$s5-s324 Stevens, I rooms, bath. gas
sewer sewer and hot water heating plant; duplex
ss-a245 10th av s, rooms, second floor.
water and sewer '" "o"h >
slo-122o 9Th st s, rooms, water and
s55-1711 Sd az s, fine, modern, 10 rooms
Call on Janney
203 Oneida Building
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wANTED-BoARD AND ROOM BY.MAN AM
private or few other baarders. Referppn rsce
Address 9S17, Journal.
YOUNG LADY. EMPLOYED, WANTS ROOF
and board in private family in Oak Park
Penn ay between 9Th and 10th avs. At
dress 1929. journal.
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PREPARE FOR PICNIC
Catholic Parishes Name Executive Com
mittee to Work Out Details. .

All the Catholic parishes in the city
will join in monster Fourth of July
celebration to be held at Nelson g grove.
Penn and Plymouth avenues N. At a
meeting last evening representatives
from sixteen parishes were present, and
general executive committee was or
ganized with the following officers:
Chairman w. P. Devereux; secretary,
F. E. Murphy; treasurer, Hubert Kelly.
One of the purposes of the picnic, aside
from concentrating the day, is to
raise funds for the pro-cathedral.
It is planned to entertain fully 20
900 persons at the picnic. This is feas-
ible, as the grove is at the, terminus
Of the Plymouth avenue line and. is
within easy walking distance Of the
Sixth avenue N and other lines.
The program will include various ath-
letic sports. baseball game, games for
the children, and music. The A. O.
U. W. band will be in attendance all
day: In the evening there will be fire
works. s... 49,, 81
A feature will be the award of a
prize in a popularity contest between
the different parishes, which will begin
at once The prize is a round--trip tick
ct to the Yellowstone National park.
The committee will meet again next
Monday evening at the immaculate
Conception hall to continue it's work,
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-13
MARKET GARDENERS GO
ON PICNIC, 1900 STRONG

Twelve hundred of the market gar
deners and their families took 500
train today for Sturgis park, Buffalo.
where the market gardeners always
hold their picnic. The affair today
was the ninth annual outing. The
transportation committee was made up
of D. M. Hamilton, w. H. Bofferding
and F. E. Howe, and they procured a
special train to carry the crowd. .s
A long line Of amusement features
was in charge of President N. H. Reeves
and the committee, L. J. Norris, HI.
Dahners and Fred Virtue. Cash prizes
were given in profusion for the various
events. Among the events were a ball
game, running and standing jump and
100-yard dash for men; 100-yard dash
for boys; egg race, potato race and So
yard dash for women, and 50-yard dash
for girls. Barring the tug Of war, in
terest centered in twine-Winding con-
test and a nail-driving contest for
women. ~. H. s1 n ~
The dance program was long one
and walzt prizes were given for gar
denrs only, for men and for women.
Potter $ band and orchestra were taken
along. The train will start back from
Buffalo at Z pm. ., -ir