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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

HOUSES.
$4500-117 Highland av: 10 rooms, modern.
$3250-72O 14th av Sc. 8 rooms modern.
$16. .00-s20 Sth st S. first hoor rooms, bath.
$12.oo-245l 10th, av s. rooms, city water
first floor. .''' -"
SS.50-19O3 Sd st NE. rooms. city water,
first floor.
$s.00-3137 Longfellow av. 4 rooms, city water
first floor.
$S.O0-1917 9th st Sd rooms, second foor
Steam Heated Flats.
$50 and $35-1316 Clinton av, s rooms and BATH
J. Schutt & Son. .
PIG Security Bank Building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
FOR RENT
~~.~~~~~~~~~.~~N ~~N~~~~~S~~~~~I~~~~~~~~~~
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
Continued.
%uATrEp r papnrp,S - r,Hyr Ar 25TrST

WALTER (. BADGERS RENTAL LIST.
D. Oneida Building.
r 'r---.Fs p. r--s Flats. 77s.C~ Tse te" trsi
113 West 32d ST., five rooms modern, oteam
heat, $27. so. 49, 5-t., +. ss 3 III H,,sgl.
1900 Blaisdell av, six rooms. modern, nteam
heat. $50. -s>s-f - t.st.- 4E-.-
1926 Hawthorn av, second floor, six rooms,
modern, steam heat $37. so. F'''t
81 18th st N, second floor, six rooms, mod
crn steam heat. $37. 80.
F.-'. . ' Houses .'-.N. -
10 Sth av Sc, seven rooms modern, $50.
1921 Stevens av, nine rooms, modern, $50.
422 Ridgewood av, ten rooms, modern, 500.
- OFT Ridgewood av, eight rooms, modern Tex
cept heat), $25. ..E.
TIC Sd av 8, fifteen rooms, modern, $40.
.- Stores, 80 .,-,-. :. s'.
1913 Hennepin av, can be divided low
rental. ~ ''sA- :
II 7th st s, 20x40. H. -
$40 Central av, 2Ox65 and basement. -
12o3-5 Sd st S, double store and basement.
104 I'd st N, second floor, 4Ox40, steam
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
81 .Nicollet Av.
THE RIGHT KIND,

u.
Z; To Let-We know the particulars regarding |
= everything desirable that can be leased west |
1 OF Nteollet and south Of Franklin to Lake
= St We have now house toulouse canvass, /
* and If you want to rent anywhere in this part
= OF the city call at our office and can save
& you lot of work and worry. -
- We have several furnished houses that can
/ be rented from Sept. l to May i.
We have duplex apartments from s25. to $50
81. per month, 8. rooms. heated, Bryant ay. We
( ; gay modern; we meant it. Here are a few
i = from our list:
/ s75 per month: 12 rooms, Irving sv $, good
}e stable; terms, two years.
!, = s.s79 per month, f2 rooms Portland av, good
: stable, beautiful grounds; terms two years;
ID will decorate; just the place for large
-, $65 per month, rooms, good stable Grand
$50 per month, rooms, heated; Bryant ay
O., second floor. duplex. -. -
$50 per month, s rooms, modern, Aldrich
5,e $45 per month, rooms, modern; hot water
heats nice shade trees; lease till May 1, 'O7;
s45 per month, 7 rooms, modern Girard av
b; nice shade trees; everything flrst-class
$a5 per month s rooms, MODERN Dupont
av s.: upper floor Of duplex house.
III $50 per month, 7 rooms, modern; Colfax
s2s per month. rooms, modern; mantel and
,,'. H. F. williams & Co..
g. Real Estate, Fire Insurance, Investments,
es.l - Loans.
Z. $40 Security Bank Bldg. w
4 THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE.
Y ~ 4-. Owners
Rental List. Possession Sept. i.
+ S1LOo-s1x room house. gas and water: large
yard: 2s37 I'd av S. -
S17.0o-Five-room duplex apartment (upperl,
modern except heat; hot water year round;
s25.oo--Five-room dat uower), modern except
shsst' lss, duplex house; walking distance; a5
$25. .oo-Each, fve-room upper and lower fat in
duplex; modern except heat; 1910 Linden
av; opposite Wilson park. -
sS5. .oo-.Fiye- room new. strictly all modern flats
In duplex houses. 25th st and Nicolet;
janitor. lighted vestibule hot water heat.
$40 -SeyeEtoom strictly all modern fat;
heated; 5OS University av Sc. -.
S46OO-seyen-room modern steam heated fat in
duplex; large rooms; 1916 Linden av; op-
posite Wilson park. =. -, ....
e6O. Ozone year lease; $685. three year lease;
upper or lower apartment eight rooms;
hot water heat lighted yestibule; janitor
24as Nicollet av: leases from Sept. l or
Oct 1; nothing better in the city.
The. Wisconsin Syndicate; =.
Both telephones. 500 Temple Court.
sGoaNS.MeoG1Looa g 9 Saf Z 3eRNoxe + { &c
o. Oneida Block, 1O4 4th StfS. <
$45-9-room modern house and barn, ITO
Emerson ay S. -.. - 'r. {
$27-1O-room modern but heat; barn; I'd
30 S 2Sth ST. .--.s:, 5r:~s..I.r>gs5
d $t9-6 rooms, first floor, modern but heat, e
6if o ssI5a and barn, 2S14 I'd av s. szasgst<
o $15-One acre garden land, more if de-
10 sired; Broom house, large blrn, half
o mile from city limits, in Richfeld.
Q s2e, s2s, $50, ss2.5o-choice flats in
fine condition on first second or
o third floors, within walking dis {
10 tance''; best of locations. 4ss Esq
O. Q Q 20 o so.- 90 oz.o-.o q o. 9 20 . =
heat. $40 per mouth.
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The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

) O o %. o 20 o o 10 20 Q oaro (
) fat, seven large rooms, large bath.
o COON, hot water heat, charming loca.
o ton, 8fA Ridgewood av 81 Lowry ELI :,
. district I. g: s5459.f5 On view q toa5 4
o daily evening By appointment.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.
Continued
THORPE BROS,
FOR RENT

49, THORPE BROS, ...4
- - 206 Andrus Building. ...,. -.
-. Modern Houses. Flats and Stores.
$$soo927 92 Washington av S. rooms ,nsrn
$l2.O0--35O5 Columbus av.1 rooms, cistern.
$15.O0--15o0 Goth av N. rooms, modern, third
s1a.ooNa5o I'd av S. rooms city water.
$l0.0o-23l1 sh st S. rooms city water and
s15.oo-i15 4th st S. 7-room cottage.
$22, 5o-lsoo 9th av S.. 8 rooms, modern: ,e4.r
M Is list az s. rooms city Taep barp
$40. .OO-2S37 5th av s, second floor. duplex .
rooms. thoroughly modern: s,,,
ooS7S Grand aV s. rooms newly papered
sso.oo-lso7 Sd av S. 10 rooms, modern: D.
$3o.oo-11ls Knox N. rooms. modern:
$50 .0o-2713 Emerson av, rooms, modern;
$50 5ooN2441 Hennepin av, rooms, modern; If
taken ut once.
as9 aarSes aS y aS ns% dupea
thoroughly modern. .,
$40 5oo-244s Aldrich av S. 9 rooms thoroly
se5 Oo-22oo Hennepin av, II rooms, thoroughly
modern. large lawn and trees. ,,d
500 100000 Cd av S. IL rooms, thoroughly mod
Modern Flats.
Hennepin Court, 1915 Hennepn av T. an6 s1erS .,
room suites: thoroughly modern IN every
respect tirst.class passenger elevators
Ao-os
The NorWeod 0fs is6$ 9Th av S. second floor
rooms, thoroughly modern.
| $40 OO-12O7-9 w 25th st. rooms, first and
second floor; thoroughly modern.
Rooming house, about Is rooms, down town.
$25. .O0-In Sunnyside. thoroly modern 3-room
furnished flat for light housekeeping, In
cluding heat.
! The Lexington, SO 11th st s. rooms, modern;
cafe If desired. 49, -. 49,
s42. .Oo~The Oakland fats. 213-15 9th st s: one
7-room fat on first floor.
The Navarro Flats. 1706-12 9th ay s, rooms
modern: steam heat and janitor service.
The Lenox. 515 to 500 9th st 8, rooms, large
and light: artesian well.
| $35. .OO-1420 Chicago ay, rooms, modern.
The New Concord 65 11th st S, one and Two
room apartments; passenger elevator; hlsn-
class cafe In connection. l..
| Lowry Hill Apartments-Now Is the time 70
select q five six-room nat, tnorouBnly
| modern and up-to-date; reasonable rent.
905 to 900 w Franklin av. Franklin Heights
apartments, 8. 4. 3 and Groom apart
ments; will make lease at once TOT the
above reasonable rent ,
| g. 4, 8 and Groom fats: all thoroughly
| modern and up-to-date: janitor will show
| you through. .,,
s75 O0-1511 Stevens av. 10 rooms, thoroughly
| modern and up-to-date. o.. - p
| S35 o0-9O9 14th av S. second floor nat u, I
| rooms; snap.
| 3O5 Nicollet av. suite OF large, hgnt' oe'
| sirable offices. 80,
| Call at office for rental bulletin. issued daily.
| Call for houses modern fats and duplex houses:
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

111s I'd Av S, A BRICK HOUSE OF 10
large rooms with fine grounds, thor
oughly modern, with steam heat
hot water furnished, VIII rent for
business purposes. Prices $3.50 per
month. >C..'
Moore Bros, Brace & Co.,
,811 Nicollet av. a. .,A
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

q o 0 0 o 0 o o o 0 o
0 2810 STEVENS AV. 0
o $30-Sroom all modern house, newly deco o
o rated and in good condition; fine neighbor- 0
o hood; good car service; can give posses o
0 sion at once. Key at office.
o $25-1S17 9th av S. Broom all modern flats o
o first and second floors, steam heated, 0
o good condition. excellent location; best Q
car service in the city. Key with jani- Q
tor or at office.
B. Carlton Torelle
S24 Security Bank Building.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
MOVING

, o o o o o o Z
0 FOR RENT-oN NICoLLET Ay, NO. ia :
0 20x100 feet including basement to be
o vacant Aug. 10th. -
o Geo., II. Seeley, .ssst
o s2o Security Bank Bldg.
. o. o o o oo
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

SECOND FLOOR DUPLEX HOUSE, 1901 PARK
av; also first floor of 1905 Park av: to 8
rooms each; new houses; hardwood flnish gas
and electric light; hot water heat; rent $50
per month
$5o-1412- Stevens av, 10 rooms. modern.
$3O-3039 Lyndale; will be newly papered
and painted and put in frst-class repair; eight
and barn.
$12-721 9th av n 7-room house.
c. H. Smith, 604 Phoenix Bldg.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
MATGH. R,EPAIPINGs

\, JONAS, WATCHES, JEwELRr, REPAIR.
ing Of all kinds. 2515 Csutrai av. T. Q. l72lo.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05
NOTICE Te CONTRACTORS tI.

BUILDERs-wE DESIRE TO
deal with Responsible parties to build resi-
dences IN sthis city. Will give In exchange
lots or sfdrm hand and part cash. Address
1D7 Journal, ses A
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-08-05

S%1SNSAPoL1s 20 IL 2 rRusT Z coMGpAHNY,
, Hennepin and 4th st.
Rental List.
1926 Vine place, 7-room modern s,- M
dwelling, furnace. ..........:.. sZo!oo
!, 1O14 Nicollet av, 3-room modern - ~
fiat, 4th floor. 1o.VV
} I'LL 26th av N. 1st or I'd floor.
rooms ........' 1@'oo
. 9OS Laurel av. I'd door, rooms,
d., city water and gas............ 1l.Oo
Floor Space.
, IA 9th st S, 1000 square feet,
I'd floor, steam heat. .......... 5000
D 18th st s, 1,700 square feet,
D Sd floor, steam heat. ......... 5000
. Stores
D 5O5-7 Washington av 8, 4,OOO
D square feet ..................14 1900
D 1916 Hennepin av, 1900 square
0 feet and basement. ........... 5000
0 1920 Hennepin av, half-store, other
0 half occupied by milliper. ...... $500
0 1917 I'd st n; will put in good
D shape for. Observation-Disclosures. 1900
0 44 I'd av S, good store IN down.
Q town district, to be ready for
o occupancy Sept. Il If you
o want a store cheap, see us
o about this one.
o 0 o O O
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22

]. d. Estes spent Wednesday in st
Johns.
s. E. Parkill was in Detroit Wed
nesday on business.
F. W. Pearce was in Elsie en- bust
ness Monday and Tuesday.
Miss Pauline Crum returned Tuesday
from a visit at Charlotte.
Mr.. and Mrs. FIJI. Weber have been
in Detroit part of the week.
Mrs. NJ Griffith attended the funeral
of FIR. Brokaw at Battle Creek Tuesday
Mrs. Arcelia Perkins, of Detroit, is in
Owosso for a visit of two weeks with
friends.
Rev. j FL. Coultard gave an address
to the Odd Fellows at Burton Tuesday
evening
The council refused to allow the bill
of the Owosso city band of $25 for its
work Memorial day.
Mrs. Samuel Russell, of Detroit. is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
Livingston, John street.
Mrs. e. J. Drake was in Grand Rap
ids yesterday to attend the funeral of
her brother, James Livingston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Stark, of Tole.
do, left Tuesday for st. Johns safter a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Collamer.
Mrs J. G. Osborn entertained at a
luncheon today in honor sof her
aunt, Mrs. E. r. Hutchins, Of Chicago.
Fifty Italian laborers on their way
from Manistee to Detroit stayed over
night at the Ann Arbor depot Monday.
Joe Gerson, of Lansing, was in
Owosso Wednesday to bid for the junk
to be taken out of the Estey factor y
ruin.
Miss Nellie Densmore left yesterday
for Boston, and with Mrs. Clara
Christian will sail for Europe, Saturday.
They will be gone until September.
f. A. RAIDER, representing the Ameri
can Merchants Protective Agency, of
Madison, Wis, is in Owosso to organize
branch of the society here. The
agency lists everybody that buys goods
and gives its idea of their reputation
for paving bills. 1t also reports on new
families and assists in collecting debts.
1t is understood a number of merchants
will join.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22
LOCAL NEWS.

DIR. A. l.. Arnold was in Chesaning,
Tuesday.
Miss E., Grace Dewey is expected
home today. ~
Mrs. Alice Melong, of Newberry is a
guest Of Mrs. j. e, Cady.
Mrs. J. B Sullivan left Yesterday for
a two weeks visit in Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Cheney, of Lans-
ing. spent part of the week here.
Clifford Merriam has returned to Sag
nav after a visit at Hiram Affords.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Day, of Hasting
were in the city the first of the week
Mrs. J. o. Parker entertained the
Reigny Day Club Tuesday afternoon.
Charles Mcintosh, of Detroit, has been
q guest at DR.. G. B. Killers part of the
week.
John Schultz fell from his wheel
Monday and broke his arm just above
the wrist. -
o. l.. Sprague and family go to
Beulah today to open their cottage for
the summer.
Ferris Bros. are to occupy the
Struber building, corner Exchange and
Ball streets.
Miss Minnie Mccormick attended the
commencement exercises at the U. of
NJ, Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E p. Vandewater and
Miss Cora Vandewater have gone to
Castleton, N. D., for a visit.
Mrs. A. M. Hume and Miss Hattie
Detwiler attend the u. of M. commence
ment at Ann Arbor this week.
Miss Nina Daniels came home Tues.
day from Kalamazoo where she has
been attending the State Normal.
The Congregational church choir will
give musical program Sunday even
ing, which will be the last until fall.
The Congregational Church choir and
music committee enjoyed a picnic at
McCurdy park Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs w. G. Glazier, of Kala:
mazoo, are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Hathaway, South Chip
man street.
Pupils of Miss Ivah Peterson will give
recitals in the Congregational church
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings of
next week
Mrs G. o. Loring and son Thomas
left yesterday for Chicago for two
weeks visit and will then go to Iowa
and then to Huron, South Dakota, to
spend the summer
The bill of the Union Telephone Co.
of $3.50 for telephone in the city
hospital was held up by the council for
one week, because of one vote against
it. eight alderman voting for the bill.
Walsh & Pardee, representing II. r.
Hobart, of Chicago, have commenced
foreclosure proceedings against Mary G.
Morley, ct al, the property in question
being the Corunna Touring mills. Tie
amount claimed to be due is 1892.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22
Renew your subscription to THE
Public Sale.

On Monday, June 25, 1906, at z
o'clock p. m, the township school board
OF the township of Bennington, will sell
on the premises to the the highest bid
der, the school house and site belonging
to fractional school district No. 1, of
Benninnton and Perry, now dissolved.
Said school property being located at
the southwest corner post of section 80.
township of Bennington, described as
follows: Beginning at the southwest
corner post OF said section 80, thence
east 10 rod, thence north is rods. thence
west 10 rods, thence south 16 rods TO
the place of beginning.
Bennington, Mich, June 10, 1906
q. N. WAUGH, Chairman.
j. w. HIBBARD, Clerk,
CHARLES CLINE,
Board OF School Inspectors of Town
ship of Bennington.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22
State Savings Bank.

The stockholders of the new State
Savings bank organized in Owosso last
week, have elected the following
officers:
President-W. F. Gallagher.
First Vice .President-A. L. Arnold.
Second Vice President-W. A. Rosen-
krans.
Board of Directors-H. B. Sturtevant,
John Driscoll, T. NJ Euler, M. D.
Foley.
The bank has purchased the lots at
the southeast corner of Washington and
Main streets and will probably erect a
three story building. using a portion
of the lower corner floor for banking
purposes.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22
Wedding Anniversary.

A very pleasant surprise was perpe-
trated upon Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Craw-
ford Thursday evening, it being their
first wedding anniversary. Music,
singing and fortune telling were enjoy
ed until midnight, when PAUL.
by, in behalf of friends presented Mr..
and Mrs. Crawford with a beautiful
parlor lamp. There were also a number
of other presents left as souvenirs OF
the joyous occasion. A bountiful
supper was served. At late hour ali
returned to their homes, wishing the
host and hostess many happy returns OF
the day.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22

Children who are delicate, feverish
and cross will get immediate relief from
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for
Children They cleanse the stomach,
act on the liver. making sickly child
strong and healthy, A certain cure for
worms. Sold by all druggists. csc.
Sample FREE. Address, Allen s. Ohm
sted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22
Grand Rapids Excursions via Grand
Trunk Railway System.

Each Sunday until October 2Sth, 1906.
Train leaves Owosso 1859 a. m. Fare
for round trip $3.50. intermediate,
points one fare for round trip. If
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1906-06-22

Pomeroy has reduced his best regular
$500 photos to $3.50. 315 N. Wash.
Sunday Excursion via Michigan Cen
trail to Saginaw and Bay City, June cath.
70 cents round trip and one fare to in
termediate points. Train leaves Owos-
so 0 a. m.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-01-28
The Eagles.

The Eagles are anticipating a grand time next Thursday night, at their regular weekly session, when a large class of some twenty-five or thir- ty new applicants will be given wings with which to soar through the realms of Eagledom.
 This will be one of the greatest oc- casions in the history of Eagledom, and preparations on an extensive scale are going forward for the event. After the initiation of the big class of new members, a banquet will be served and a good time generally will be indulged in.
 The usual meeting of this lodge was held last Thursday, but nothing was accomplished beyond taking action lon number of applications for mem |bership.
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HOME ANNIVERSARIES
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Kniqhts (. .Pythias.

pvthian circles have kept unusually ..;o+ for some time past. Imperial 4 7s1;ot lodge met Friday night, went through with the routine work of the 1odae room and adjourned without oocomplishing anything for the bene- if of the newspapers.
 1afayette lodge held it's regular Monday night session, at which Su- preme Representative J. J. Doyne and Grand Keeper of Records and Seals P w. Bartlett, both of Little Rock, ond Grand Master of EXchequer F. " Hoyler of this city made brief ad- dresses giving some interesting facts for the consideration of members of the local lodge.
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Trinity Church.

This morning at II o'clock, ser vice and sermon Subject for dis course: High ChUchman, Low thurchnlan, Broad Churchman Which Was Christ? Wh ch Are You? Come and See Miss Amanda Dye will sing the offertory. Sunday even ing at 1:i5 the regular monthly song service the program as follows:
 Organ prelude, Mrs. E. W. Bocage. Processional hymn, Jerusalem. choir.
 Gloria Patri, old chant, choir.
 Magnificent, Mende1ssohn, choir.
 First lesson, "Old Testament, se- leeted, Rector.
 Benedict Anima, Burchi, choir.
 Second lesson. New Testament" selected, Rector.
 Hymn-anthem, Miss Dye and cho.r. Sweet Is Thy Mercy, Bomby, quar- tet.
 Solo, Mrs. Jesse R. Core, sclec ed. Creed and prayers.
 offertory, Miss Victoria Harren.
 Recessional hymn, Victory. cho;r.
 Organ postlude, Mrs. Boeaee.
 All are invited to this service.