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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
r1rrrLN RROs-. 14e MAIN sT.

FUTILE BROS. 14s MAIN ST.
We have several very nice. new mod
ern and 6-room brick cottages, WIN
fine lawns, shade and every comfort, cit
mated on the y. r. bench over near the
r. G. w. depot and S, r. part OF city.
You should see No. 24S Lincoln ave. lor
only $3.50 IL has S rooms and 5O,l5L r..
and alley in tho rear 1t Is cheap This
city will double In population IN the n neNl
8 years; get In the band wagon. lou, lou,
rents Will be continually raising don
Al No l2l T st. we have an excellent
1o-room strictly modern pressed prick
residence with barn and very large lou.
a decided bargain at $4,000. Cost owner
over si7O0 under mortgage foreclosure
Must be sold this week Can QUICK ana
eS No. Si4e.-No. ssa $. w Temple ct s.r
D b.; cut stone foundation and trim.
noines: 2I1xS rods and barn; pavement
paid; perfect tile, etc; only $500 1t is
WON %oi sS5o~No. go 15l s. 10th f. ST; Ar. bk.;
No, Sla6-314 l st; Or p b; mod;
handsome home; 5000: terms
No a,N e corner SE 'tn adiHn,na s11 sts on iS7 ST
all for only $500 Don't need eaSn' pcS'
buy on market today -,
Good. now modern Or. p. b.; pore. batn.,
. i, sewer, etc: cor. J and 4th sts only
Vow Investors Take Notice.
Great bargain in large Nat elite, y. Mem sfsf1
onehalf blk Gr01 Sr0m prot rSPe in 9my months in
tbis cali for particulars. Three GOOD
business sites on state st, best locations
and at prices that will astonish investors
who are familiar with values on 'h'S
great street. ,.,, rou Salt
Shrewd people are buying now. oait
Lake never promised so much for thc In1
tire as today Three years lor sooner
t ,odov we will have 900 popula-
ton. Callfornia's misfortune Is bringing
thousands here now. We meet them
daily, You better buy now n,
TUIILh Di'o'' xfsO4
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

OUR MOTTO:
QUICK SALES IN REAL ESTATE
SFive-room frame cottage, near
corner 9Th South and Third East
eueets' terms s.ss.......'..,,...,...Sl 81 $50
S4-room modern brick cottage,
corner !th and ] streets, facing
east and north; terms .,,.....,..., 2.aso
H-8-room frame cottage on Third
West, below 9th South: good barn
and moving we'll ....ss.....,.,...,,. 600
5l.--room brick cottage. modern.
facing south. on Sixth South
street, just east OF Fourth East st. 3.4oo
7a-s-room frame, with 3xl0-rod lot,
on East Sth South street ............ 1850
Sth East street. near 9th South
street. e5xl5-ft. lot .,..ssss....s..., 5000
14--room brick and bath on Sec
ond West street, just south of Sth
South street OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1,6OO
9Th streets, with 6xl0 rods OF
ground .----s.--ssss ..sssss........--.. o,oV
les--S-room modern frame cottage on
lot ...''s'.s..'.'''.''-..'''' ''oSV
17s-Neat cottage on 10th East, be-
tween First and Second South sts.. 2,25o
lso-New Groom modern cottage on
corner Fourth and streets ....... S.4oo
lss-New s-room cottage on East 6th
South street, 21sxl0 rods OF ground. $500
iSs-5-room modern brick cottage on
aof
terms ..,s..ssssss's''''''s''' G'.'V
lss-5-room modern brick, on Second
street. facing south. nice lot;
terms ...s-... .,....ssssss.''''''''s''' -'f"'
l97-4-room shingle house. bath, fac
ing east. on Third East, terms, 2sWo
22s-Here is good buy In building
lot facing west on Main street
between 7th and Sth South streets 2,4co
We also have a lot on West
Third South street. between tlret
and Second West streets, that Is
the cheapest buy on the street.
size OF lot is 3X1o rods. and can be
had, II taken within the next 10
days at S155 per front foot. CAN
and let us show this to YOU
On East Third South street just
6xs rods OF ground that can be had
for SDpO per front foot. This can
not be boat on the street. South
front.
II you do not sec what you want
In the above list call on us and
we will show you what you want
Wc cannot advertise all the prop
erty that we have. We havo rest
denccs ranging from $1,000 upward
to suit all classes. II you want 10
sell list with us; we have the buy
crs Try our motto by listing what
you have for salo with us.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE IN
vEsTMENT CO..
Rooms 3Oo-ol New Herald Building.
Both phones 4H Nlee
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4 -uIs CAREFULLY.
4 neat s-rIn. or', NO. % \
Va. ~ N near End W. 4-rm.
Kitchen. Barn and chicken
modern s-rm., white orick'
6nnysnIete basement Beau
auth and west. on End
attractive 7-rm, modern
esmented basement One
N corpers on Ind st,
rkE sTd So. l0-rm. mod"
"A A a new. Everything UP
.H,. city block, Srd 30; and
4 opportunity for sub-d'vid-
|1,,rs, city lot. 10 by 20 rods.
~ elty md county bldg.
"a state and 7th &c.. le5x1e5
. lgy on State ct. .o
TBdrham st. property-9-
scuth, for $4,000.
.sEERMAN COMPANY.
IA So. Both phones 4s2.
FRUIT FARM.
ear 9th So, about 6 acrea.
IA r.od Arm house, barns
Ample water. Fruit trees
4 condition, sS75o.0o.
iERMAN COMPANY, e2 W
XlG2a
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SNAPS IN ACREAGE NEAR
NEW WESTERN PACIFIC SHOPS.
Is acres on End West. near 18th South.
s225 per acre.
AIeo 10 acres near IND W. and 18th
South. $3.50 per acre.
BARGAINS IN HOUSES.
Neat 4-room pressed brick. near Atm E.
and 9th So. 5000
broom new pressed brick, modern. Just
being finished, 3rd and T street; easy
terms
7-room new presesd brick modern. cloee
in. So. w: $3.50, $500 cash
eroom new modern brick. on ith st.
6-room nearly new pressed brick. So
E.. $1,000.
e-room modern cottage close in, east
SIDE. lot 21sx7 rods; $500; lot alone is
worth $500
Groom BRICK. near 7th E. and ard So.
BARGAINs-LoTs.
2txL with allcyway. 9Th E., near 5th
So: $3.50.
49x1l0 IT. to alley. 9TH E, near eth So.
3Sx12l IT. to alley on 33-ft st. near 7th
z. and 9Th So. $3.50
so-foot lots, sth So. 9th W; $50 to SIS
eachi easy terms.
4Ax11o IT. to alley. near 4th So, and
18th E.; SEQ
lox721s 1T. to alley. near 9Th So. and
18th E: S275.
Sec us for bargains. Large. exclusive
PETERSON R. Il. INV CO.,
$50 SO MAIN. I112
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
1T pays to own a home"

1T pays to own a home"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
II W End 90. Both phones.
''Soo-ts1ax1s5. s-r house. partly modern;
elegant shade. fine fruit trees. bet.
2nd and Srd So. east side.
s42oo-.Saxle5. 6th East. opp. Liberty park
detail; price is less than tho house
could be built for today,
s555oA0xlto. 10th Enst. now e-r. brick.
with barn, modern: easy terms to
reliable purchaser.
sl5 per month
S2o0o-Choice corner, 100 IT front, In Pop
perton nothing like 1t on the mar
s11oo-troom frame, near st. Marks hos
pital; 800 cash, sl2-6O per month
!'IiHSeveral desirable homes on 1st and
End West North at correct prices and
liberal terms.
5000 acres in T&ylorsvfne: part oaah.
T5oo-4o-scre tract % q. IN commercial
orchard. all bearing; 7 cows, tsam
and wagon: small houses: fine
water right; part cash.
SbS0-10 a on county road, one mile from
city limits; good water right; small
brick house, splendid peacn land and
gardening; part cash.
Sso0o-4o a.. all In commercial orchard, all
bearing. near Provo; fine water
right. part cash. would take par
eel OF city property in exchange
Drop In and talk IT over.
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GROOM FRAME. 375 f ST:
s3xliS feet. $500; $50 cash; bal.
s25 per month.
6s feet on Center st, $50: ele-
CANT elite for fat building.
House on ground now rents for
$3.50 per month; 5000 cash, or IL
you haven't tn, money we will
carry what you are short at 6
per cent
5Ux1s5 feet with alley on side.
2nd South, bot. 18th and 9Th East
This street will be paved within
tho next months. making this
ono OF the best streets in the
city. Property purchased now
will surely increase In value.
Buy now at 5000: house rents
for $500 per annum.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO..
25l South Main st
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

ss;RooM MOD; BRICK COTTAGE. ! So
ARE MODERN. NEARLY NEW. 4
BARGAIN AT 5000 TERMS $3.50 CASH,
BALANCE $50 MO, HOUSE RENTS
ISRsE LSEysE ,4Sg! SgDiSH Sxhs STNbfs s, EgS M
FOR T. 5000; Terms If rot WANT
aNT1ss 9 N9 s1s5 FEET, 1,.o ALLEY. ST. BET 7TH
s4ziq slAHo sRs ReDsi so5S ? ST, BET 9TH AND
4ox115 FIT. 9TH 60. BET 7TH AND sTH
2 500. EASY TERMS; NO INTER
EST
4shx1s2 FEET.
SIDEWALKS
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A RICHTER, REAL ESTATE.
10 West lst South ST,
Member Salt Lake city Real Estnte AS
ISOLATION.
ls0x117l1 feet. near lst South and
se0O'l2th East, south front on Bueno
ist; cement sidewalks paid.
acres near State and
18th South, blocks
east OF tho proposed
Western Pacific shops.
An Al speculative
buy.
s-room modern brick cottage
completely furnished for house
keeping and located near D. e r. $1,000
G. shops, 2 lots, and can make
very reasonable terms TO the
right party
Will buy the best Groom mod
ern pressed brick residence In the
$3.50 city, located on the East 1st
South car line The lot is 3xl0
rods.
,2sboI
2Ibx7 rods with mod
ern brick cottage, To-
Gated on 9Th South, near
9th East St. sl4o0 cash.
Groom modern brick cottage. 1t
Is up to date; plate glass win
dows. on 9th East near 9th 1920
South; lot 60x1i5 feet to alloy
One-half cash.
Corner on F st. close In; 3x5
rods. facing north and east:
s25OO good substantial brick; will go at
this price II sold at once.
House renting for s25
per month; 5.room
modern brick cottage,
Including furnace; on
corner on st.; Sli5o
cash.
On srd South. 2i4x1o rods, with
modern Groom, full 2-story brick Sioo0
furnace heat; terms can be ar
ranged
Just completed an S-room mod
ern 2-story white pressed brick
residence; all modern oonvep-
lcnces, including sewcr furnace
SeSGO'heat, etc; double floors through
out tho house; lot 2Ax6h rods.
This place would be cheap at
$500 Can make terms IL desired,
A. RICHTER,
10 West lat South st. Phones Gal
xl6SS
MUST BE SOLD+-RM. HOUSE, BARN
large lot. W. Bird So. Goddard, 81 E.
lst SO. Nl694
3 acres orchard raspbcrrios and finc
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SHORT ORDER HOUSE

THE BON TON RESTAURANT. a W
II a m. 10 D m and to p. m. Short
orders night and day. open All mGh,'
chinese stvle Noodles and chop SouSs,
private dinlnE-rooms for ladies' 0esA
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LITTLE & LITTLE OFFER SOME
good things for quick deals.
Beautiful corner. 5x10. with good 4-room
brick. on 5th st. $500 $3.50 cash.
7-room brick, modern. cut stone founda-
ton. cor. lot 40xlso. beautiful shade, 5.
Cor. Srd So and End East, at S1Go per IT
Nothing on the street for less than $21o
per foot. And inside property, too.
ll5Axl32, corner lst So, between 2nd
and 3rd East, with l7-room brick
steam heat. 2 bathrooms complete. Ni.-
$3.50, House will rent for $50 per month
3xs. fine lot. PA blocks from Eagle gate
1890; worth more
Little & Little under Nat Bank Of Re
public. 11493
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EEgs & LYNCH.
"a 90 Atlas Block,
Nh phone 2STe- Y.

u
"a 90 Atlas Block,
~ phone 2SIe'Y.
nedern brick; bath. e. l.;
nah house; lot Sxl0. all In
Ne, ETC.: this is close In, on
Lreom house on sth East,
L.ksn runs. etc.
. rick. pantry, cloect. etc, on
d near sth East.
III modern. brick, 0ne lot,
1h front, lst 81.
~ right OF way: sewer and
d oil paid, 5rd South and
d Eh South and 3rd East.
right OF way. 7th East and
lirio corner. on Sth East.
ID South. south front,
n sth South; close in,
Poplar Grove on Sth South.
y. very cheap.
y bunch. corner on car
saler, Unxl52, on 7th South
~ acres. sth South. near
rutdlvidlng.
! acres west side.
cIl east bench; good water:
aalia: cheap; 10 acres: snap.
NJ acres opposite peniten-
g subdlNdlns.
zap; "a acres on the cast
9fth OF 18th South.
eulh TemDle corner, SO. .oso.
.tks & LYNCH,
" " ue Atlas Block.
~ phone 2s79-Y.
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THE STRINGER CO.
20 West End South.

We beg to call TO the attention OF our
friends and clients the fact that with
this firm Is now associated Mr. Benjamin
w Brown. Vice president of tho Burton
Coal Co. who viii be pleased TO havo his
friends drop In at this office, whether they
arc thinking OF buying real estate or not.
Here arc few bargains which II will
pay prospective buyers 10 Investigate:
New 4-room pr. brick, west, on North
Temple, for sl3o0; 500 cash and SIS
month win buy u.
Another new 4-room Pr brick, facing
east and north ON n corner. This also Is
on West North Temple $500 If you
have only $50 or 5000 ready cash. come
in: vo can arrange II for you.
New 5-room brick, near 4th SO. ana sen
w $3.50; tho terms emit be beat.
New groom modern pr. brick; lot zltN1ra
rods. faces south, on 9Th st; S2I5ps terms.
s2EO cash bal &25 monthly.
Now 6-room mod pr brick, facing east
on 9th Fast, between 9th and 10th So, the
fayorito suburban location, Lot SOxlol f."
to alley This house has rocp. hall, lights
bath. toilet, fine cellar. pantry closets
nantel, and Is so built that two additione!
rooms can be finished upstairs at small
coet; $500; good terms can DO arranged
THE STRINGER CO.
10 West End South. x1eBt
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q, BOWMAN CO..
and u. Eagle Block.
Tor this week, and we
prices cannot be dupli-
pew broom rcd pressed
klra large lot; bathroom;
Af; small barn; terms; 8.
mca. white p. b.; N. E.:
s . nearly now and will
sSp cash and balance s24
rooin red p. b. on 18th
tiioGgnly mod, $500 cash
'kts IL; hear lst So.
i';n heF brick; Z rooms: mod. :
pp uown. balance s25 per
hlek; walking distance; ;
Good terms.
1om double brick on wost
pay lsh per cent invest
~ SSasn, balance SIT per mo.
.sS22, neW r, p. o. on corner,
~ down, balance sls per
IN location OIL west side.
|Sp ALE, H., parn, etc, beautiful
"n !. p. b. on west side
pAyment, balance sl5 per
IA 1ou @ mat We have what We
ssI Pn,6sair bargains in the city.
M ana Il, Eagle Block,
xlT20
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4TH AND H. WE WILL BUILD YOU A
fine Arm mod br.. 1890. Goddard. 81
Il. LIST So. xl695
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10 ACRES, STATE ST. SMALL
BRK., SELL FOR 5000 OR
TRADE FOR DENVER.
J. N. COURTNEY,
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MUST BE sOLp--RM. HOUSE, BARN,
large lot. W. Bird So. Goddard, 81 E.
lst So. xles'
FINE 7-ROOM HOUSE. CITY WATER
acres orchard. raspoerrios and fine
lawn etc, will take part cash and easy
terms on balance. n. P. Paulson, box
81 Pleasant Grove, Utah G1Ae
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:;onERN BRICK, 10. 10 RMS; sISs
y. nod location; east s,,s s,oe'
,ts,, ts,,it lv cast side; 6 rooms oI,n
q p,lsHi,o p,aIio rods: built by OWL
ave ! s,,em. east bench: good
PA lawn; easy payinenH,ss..
sSt ,Sis property taken unuer
M must be sold. ~ q,
~ i.room cottage, close IN IN;
Z. . real snap sewer "ho
,.s. 3 rooms, nice iot'
s sss and shade. city water
: ssst - aide, choice; all 'front.'
3 ; ares ~ vent side; good wafer
rI Wills. .,s G
y y Ao' ''' xl60l
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THE STRINGER CO.
10 West End South. x1eBt

BY OWNER. TWO-SToRY S-ROoM
modern home, car lines and corner lot,
cement walks, flne shade, furnace, 80
A FEW OF OUR BARGAINS.
Elegant 2-s. ST.. p. b, fur. bath, toilet.
. l., front and back etnir; snap; $3.50
or. mod house, interior tlnish very hne
lot IS H. X 10 rds.: only $500,
Fine 7-r mod, light p. b., ". side, good
location for r. r. man; $500.
Mod 2-s p. b. 9-r.. large reception hall.
fur, mnntels, barn: only I blocks from
business ccnter. This is beauty In
vestgate; S65o0
ON 2nd St OR. mod. p. b. nearly newt
only $500: $500 cash bal SIS per mo.
BUILDING LOTS.
6x1O rds., L. let s.. $500.
ix7 rds. Z. lot s.. $3.50
t6 IT. X 10 rtis.. close In, sNoo.
lox125 IT 9th F.. 9Th S. $500
9xiO, on T.. near 2nd st. $3.50; snnp
E Cnsndv & Co. 4d7 Atlas block.
Bell phone 222t xlS2'
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A. RICHTER
10 West lat South st. Phones Gal
Vii
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DEAL ESTATE

/INnUnD
;sssS :i'S71Ta WITH OTHERS AD-
!. 50. sth East; 5000 easy
East 9Th So; s.Ss ssSo. $, and
ha Il. bet Brigham anu
1900; good terms.
en.,.ss q z Ss' on ~ ! st, $50 $50 $3.50 :;
ss!sasse s9,s%s on 7th West "'
n. on 9Th East; this is 3
.@. on sth East bet sn'
|.Aii I'm. brick house cor
u ytn sta., $3.50, .e,,. .asy
q :. q 20. sth ". ST. "' ''
9th 90. and Main, %W, A. y
4 Il iih wss. st. oSt oSSarehouse. che
} Eea''syT" u Eagle blk. Hioeo
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPER
~, ~, |.i hibltl w2613
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A GOOD
rcaI estate Investment ] can sell you
an acre OF land. fronting on State st,
between 18th and 18th South sts,3 for SEQ.
Tar,,ts Tbs csrfnre Is only &c, and thero
is t'Ja' share OF primary water with the lot.
The new Yards and shops Of the Western
pnCihc and D & r. c. will be only
short distanco AWAY, and this land Is sure
10 increase I'm value Have ALREADY sold
- Of these lots and only few LETT, -.
Wicks No. So So State ST. Nio|N
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-06
LAKE ALBERT.

April ..
Mrs. William Rudolph who has
been very sick with pneumonia is
little better this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ferguson drove
over from Big Stone to attend the
German Lutheran services Sunday.
Clara, the little six year old girl of
Louis Burhle, who was so badly
burned three weeks ago, is improving
rapidly under the care OF DR.. Karn.
Pauline Wessolek, who has been in
Milbank during the winter, is visiting
at her home. She will stay In this vi
cinity for . few weeks, after which
she will go to Seattle, WASH, where
q sister resides and where she will
make her future home.
Have you heard our Lake Albert
bandp There Is one popularity about
It; the music is enjoy able only when
you cannot hear IL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-06

Clyde Prevey was up from Milbank
Sunday visiting his friends
The Corona school is taking a va
cation this week.
Glib Austin went to Minneapolis
Monday, from there he will go to
North Dakota.
Miss Anna Chapman and Lee
Brown were passengers to Milbank
NJ onday afternoon.
Rev. Saxton and J. F. Dawson re-
turned Saturday from Huron where
they attended the missionary confer
enCe.
Mrs. j. r. Dawson will serve ice
cream every Saturday during the
next month, in the new Office. Pro-
ceeds for the benefit of the ladies aid
of the M. E. church.
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Buttons.

It is only in comparatively modern
times that buttons have been utilized
as fasteners. The Greeks and Romans
knew nothing of them. and though they
presented themselves as ornaments In
the fourteenth century buttonholes
were still an undreamed of possibility.
It was not until nearly the middle OF
the eighteenth century that the manu-
facture of steel buttons was entered
upon at the Soho works In Birming-
ham, England. Then, on the accession
Of George Ill. the gilt buttons appear
ed and became quite the vogue. But II
was reserved for the artisans OF our
day to make these useful fasteners IN
the greatest variety at marvelously low
prices and out of all sorts Of material
even to the seemingly impossible po
tatO
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-06
SHOE NAILS.
The Way They Are Made and Why
They Are So Cheap.

The Way They Are Made and Why
They Are So Cheap.
Three million separate shoe nails are
often cast from one ton of metal. OF
the smaller sizes 1000 nails are mold
ed in a single mold, and an expert
workman will make eighty molds IN an
ordinary working day, thus turning out
100000 separate nails.
When the metal in liquid state Is
poured into the mold it runs through
the sand in passages provided in the
molding process; the whole Of the nails
are cast together and are, when re-
moved from the sand, connected by q
network Of iron one with another. In
this condition the iron is as brittle as
glass, and very little force is required
to separate the nails from the network
which holds them together.
They then have to undergo the proc
ess known as annealing. They are
mixed up with hematite iron ore, which
Is in a powdered state, put into iron
pots, and placed in an annealing fur-
mace, sort of kiln. Here they remain
for some days, care being taken to SO
regulate the heat to which they are
subjected that the iron will not be re-
melted, but brought very nearly to
that condition. The action of the raw
iron ore upon the brittle casting is
marvellous After cooling, it can. be
bent without risk of breaking, and II
becomes a useful and serviceable arti-
cle-London Express.
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m ELR OSE.

E. S. Austin who has been visiting
at his home in Melrose returned to
Minot, N. D., Monday.
Miss Annie Chapman is spending
the week in Milbank.
Pearl McDuffee has resigned her
school in Melrose No. 6 and will teach
near Watertown. Miss Agnes Carley
will fi.l the vacancy.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Herdle
Apr. 3, girl.
The Ladies Aid gave social at the
home of Mrs Ed Dubbcl's last Friday
evening. The proceeds were ten dol
lars.
A. L. Brown went to Milbank Mon
day, on business.
Kathryn Austin is home on q vaca-
tion, her school in Twin Brooks No.
4, being closed on account OF diphthe-
ria.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-04-06
STRANDBERG

PAAA ASAAs 49,
The farmers are all preparing for
seeding and quite number have al
ready commenced dragging on high
land, although little seeding will be
done this week.
A.. J. Lockhart of Clear Lake, is
here buying stock.
l.. F Pickell, auditor of the Bruce
Edgerton Lumber Co. made a call
here yesterday.
Charles Nelson and Nels Larson
went to WatertOwn last night to
work on the new railroad to be built
from WatertOwn to Aberdeen.
Ed. Lindahl, who has been attend
ing business college at Minneapolis
this winter. came home Monday and
will run the creamery hereafter. The
creamery will start about April 10th
Political talk seems to be progress
ing and we wonder where it will end
Your correspondent would not be
surprised if the hills would bring d
solid delegation for Prof. Ramer, fol
state super e n d e n t, and
that would be proper step,
if we appreciate his work as count,
superintendent. and also the honor
conferred upon him by the governor
In appointing man from our county
Being COMPETENT man and one OF
splendid character we ought to unite
to support him and end the war be-
tween the so. called machine and in
surgent factions. We are all repub
licans and all political slander is onl!
to benefit certain persons We woulC
like to hear from other correspond
entS.
The work on the Lutheran churcl
is progressing, and it looks as If i
would be completed this summer.