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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1906-07-15
Y. w. C. A. DINNER.

At the Y. w. C. A. dining room in the
Watts building a Decent dinner Is served
every Saturday evening from until 6
O'clock
Many of the young women whose work
obliges them to remain in the city until
late on Saturday night take advantage
of this service and sometimes there are
as many as 100 present
The work Is under the direct charge of
Mrs. NJ. s. Merriwether, superintendent
of the Y w. C. A., and of Miss Wheeler,
the secretary. During Mrs. Merriwether' S
temporary absence for a few weeks the
dining room has been In charge of Mrs.
Reid.
A new dining room and irst-class APP
pointments are badly needed.
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Lam ECON Err.

A wedding of much interest this past
week was that OF Miss Mary Gamer. niece
of Mr. b. b. Conner and Mr.. Millse b.
Lane. which took place in Savannah at
the brides home.
The Savannah Morning News gives the
following account:
mo wedding of the year has been moro
notable than that of Miss Mary Conner
and Mr.. Mills Bee Lane, which took place
last night at the home of the brides
mother, Mrs. Hugh Moss Conner.
Clever. accomplished and charming In
addition to the gift of personal beauty.
the bride has been, since her graduation
from Smith college and her debut two
seasons ago, one of the most admired girls
OF the younger society set in Savannah.
Mr. Lane went to Savannah from Valdos-
lCanhtinued on Twentieth Paoal
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From the Cleveland Leader
The reformed train robber was relating
bis adventures to GREATNESS audience.
And what" queried one. did you do
when the passengers refused to hold up
their hands?"
He looked pityingly at the ignorant
person.
II passed 'em up he said. "and watt
ed fer the next train
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this office under the superintendent Of
Miss Grace Smith. who has agreed to
act as director of the new society. The
central office will supply milk and ice
tickets, all orders for broth, meat, all
foods and necessities the case demands
also towels. bed linen and every neces-
slty of a sick room Every call will be
registered at this central office.
In every large city in the United States
now there are dozens of nurses doing dis
trict work and they are all paid salaries
by the city.
Birmingham is not asked to pay any
salary to the nurse; on the contrary the
members OF the Graduate Nurses associa-
ton of this city have freely volunteered
their services and for mere board and
car fare expenses will give, each one, a
week out of the year and If on the week
assigned to her she is on case, she
agrees to procure another trained nurse
for that period
This is a most commendable and pub
lie spirited action on the part of the
association and should be gratefully APP
preciated by the city. In no other cities
do the nurses thus offer their services
gratis.
Miss Grace Smith, Miss Mamie Ham
uton. president of the Trained Nurses
association, and Miss Barry, the superin-
tendent of the Hillman hospital all OF
whom are widely known in Birmingham,
are most actively interested in making
the movement a success, having observed
the tremendous good the system has &C
compllshed in other cities and the abso-
Lutte need for just such an organization
here.
The district work is not entirely new III
birmingham as the Hillman hospital en-
ployed a nurse up until few months
ago for just this sort of work AS an
ors,, ,,za zion. however, on we'll laid and
DEFINITE plans, 1t will be a new depart
ment.
When its plan and methods OF work.
Its Significance and scope are 1olly com.
,srobardad tha organisation will meet
with unanimous approval as 1t deserves
and hearty support. II the various
churches and organizations such as the
Elks and Beavers become Interested, al,
80 thetr moor will, of course, be cared
FOR by the district nurse and thus much
resnonsibillty lifted from their shoulders.
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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16
= IL . 81 . I
@Uninaproved.
:. LAKE oF,THE' ISLES Lot.

Z ~ a.. LAKE Of THE. ISLES Lot. tfV
- For sale. 5ox13Dx115 on Lake place, inside
25th st; water and gas; 60 and see 1T. Look
at the, new; @homes,e then tell us you want it.
It IS very cheap. Terms If desired, = ?
3t'@ G. & c. 315 Brink OF Commerce Bldg.
DOUBLE CORNER, r ssd ST AND s0th, ssx1bs.
sast front, city water, level; Minnehaha car
line; $780, another one. corner a2d
+ sWoodman 1886. Lumber Exchange. g. =. T
ONE ENTIRE BLOCK, NORTH MINNEAPo.
lis % lots; Just the place Ito, build house
and retail remaining Ing lots; large profits sure;
$3.50 TAKES FINE LoT ON GARFIELD Az,
between. 36th and4 37th SITS; lays high and
slightly. This is bargain, Terms IL desired
Address owner, 39Sa.: Journal. 7.s~5 81
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REAL ESTATE; EXCHANGE

5s.5.$ Continued. #4
$40 ACRES, KITTsoN COUNTY, ZIG; 100 IN
Nicollet county, improved $40; $40 acres, Inn
proved in Renyille, $45; to exchange for city
property, 600 acres IN Washburn county, Wis,
$l1; 100 acres, improved, Wright county, $55;
20 acres, Hubbard county, $1B. Empire Land
Investment Co.., 4s4 Guaranty Loan build
ing, Minneapolis. ,s5
TO EXCHANGE-sa0 ACRES, FOUR MILES
north OF Osceola,, Kingsbury county, s. D.;
all fenced, and about 800 acres under r.9 cui-
.tivation; land laysoleyel and can all be cul-
ztiyated; will exchange for merchandise. in
address II. O. Durham, be smet s. b.
WANT TO SELF OR TRADE7 FOR MILLS,
Il FARMS fats, lands ostores and other proper.
ties have or can quickly find customers.
u. .: Thresher, 924 New York Life. MINI.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued.

IS, 5oo-A VERY NICE COTTAGE HOME OF
seven rooms and bath, hardwood finish and
floors; laundry, +, furnace heat, open plumbing;
+ terms II desired, .ss Y IA 4
$3,259-A very artistic home Of six rooms
( and bath, full basement, hardwood finish and
floors. steam heating plant, good location.
barn. Terms. ats 81 Al IN
seven rooms and bath, full cemented base.
4 ment,, laundry and coal bins, open plumbing,
/ oak finish, sideboardt paneled walls and plate
blets, in every dstail except heating plant
( = 81, 4o0l-Five rooms and summer kitchen,
well, city water and cellar
Y So, Good .hause sof ( ten rooms and bat
open plumbing, attic,a cement basement, well,
cistern. open plumbing, laundry, gas and
electric fixtures nice lot with trees. For
full particulars see Yale Realty Co., 206
4th st $. H t..ss 4, II,
$1,000 EASY -TERMss NEW -sEVEN.Ro0M
house, birch finish and floors; full east front
1ot 39I0 ID nv s. - ( - !. 2sffsssF !. y 'S.19
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REAL, ESTATE EXCHANGE

SS|SsS..S-SSs..oSSS..sc"|s
fine quarter section 81 land, Six miles from
town on the main line Of the Northern Pa
s cifcs railway, and,.de miles northeast from
]. Bismarck, the state capital; the land. lays
fence around it, and being used for pas
tire; price $4,000, and win trade for good
automobile. Address Thomas F. McCreedy,
Driscou, Bur1eigh County. North Dakota.
WANTED TO EXCHANGE 1000 EQUITY IN
/ SO 300 Groom thoroly modern house, nicely
# located, for smaller place or vacant city lots.
Address 460S, Journal - -
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;WANTED-REAEi@E ESTATE
~~~~~~~>%~~~~~~~<
CHARLES O.. Ell ooD & CO.,

7fS Guaranty Loan.
We have two fine lots In the eighth ward to
sell cheap on easy terms sor VIII trade for
house and lot:nss ~ s,5. oaa sa- 80 +
- NJ SOLICIT YoitR LETTINGS. -
We have continual calls for all classes Of
property. We have some .insestm worth
Your time to investigate best fire and lorna.
,wANrEpZI1sT YOUR STORES, HOUSES,
hats. We have buyers, cash Or trade. Empire
Land s. Investment Coz 424 Guaranty Loan
building, Minneapolis. :. 80 s.e-.as
WE. HAVE CusToMERN FOR 8 10 s.RooH
VIE HAVE BUYERS FOR CHEAP RESIDENCE
lots. Globe Exchange, set2 New. York Life.t
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LADIES' AND MISSES WAISTS A SPECIAL
TIL; suits reHimmed Hotel Landour,s S2Oh
Nicollet av, suite AIT. Elevator. Phones.
Mrs. a. ]. Longfellow.
NEW DREssMAKING PARLoRs HAVE BEEN
{ opened by Mrs. Christiansen at 1927 9TH nv
s; ID years experience; all work guaranteed;
prices right. Is .sssss = ssIs
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=, -. 49,. 80 ::ftircg 2t,,z%-~ -. d.
MINNET ONKA. PROPERTY

HOME FOR SUMMER Or WIN
ter. We offer a beaHti full residence on the
best part Of, Cottagewood shore. facing main
lake. with d frontage Of %125 and depth OF 1877
feet, together, with q lot in the rear with
stable, l75x10O. The Improvements on this
property consist of ntnesrpom modern house;
thoroughly built for summer and; winter hay
ing hardwood finish and hardwood foors bath
room, two f1replaces, =. basement, furnace, fine
porches, water furnished from central plant
at Cottagewood and good boathouse ): on the
snnents on this property cost $12, O00.' In ,ad
dition to the house, the beauty Of the lay of
the. land and the fine shade, trees and shrubs
add generally to the beauty Of. the property,
willie the shore has = been riprapped with
stone at large expense. The house Is. access.
BILE by electric line,- as the express boats,
funding. is only two minutes walk from the
house, and is also located within FIVE minutes
walk OF Cottagewood station. People looking
Tor permanent all the year around home at
the lake; cannot do better than to look at
year to look at IT.. We have keys and would
be glad to go with any prospective ;pnrchas-
ers to examine the property. The. price is
.,$7 900. Terms can be made to suit. Nfckels
& Smith, Bill Nicollet av.. La. -.
BVNGALoWs-UPoN BEAUTIFULLY WOOD.
ed Lake Minnetonka{, lots, $3.50 each: and
upwards; easy tern,ss American Suburbs
Co., 342444-46 Security Bank. Bldg.
FOR FALL BARGAINS, IN MINNETONKA
property: Of ali kinds see Or write A.. s. Apgar.
Excelsior; Lake Minnetonka,. MINI. Always
ready to show property. Both phones. - =
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with me for quick
sales. b. Carlton Torelle. s2t Security Bk bldg.
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OCEAN STEAMERS
CRADLE ALTAR AND CRAVE

><~~~~S~~S>~~~<S~~~
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Engstrom, 2o15 Twenty-sec-
Mr.. and Mrs. W: S. casebolt. 1909 Fifth
Mr.. and Mrs. e. Rudeman, 5ss Hunhboldt
: Mr.. and Mrs: g, Molin, e51o Seventh street
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Swanson, 24s2 Oakland
avenue, a girl. = r
Mr.. and Mrs. August Markuson, 1905 Long
Mr.. and Mrs James Hanson, .s11s Thirtieth
avenue s.. boy. .1..::s
Mr. Mr. and e = Mrs RS B. E. Wagner 1873 Aldrieh
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Ireland, 41e Clifton
Mr.: and MIS-. Il. W. Mead. 71s Fifth ave-
nue. Sc. girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
James NJ. Williams and Marea Larsen.
Nels A.. Kronbeck and Emma s. Anderson
Ezra Williams and Anna p. Burton.
Oscar Gabrielson and Annie Engstronn.
William J. Nadean and Mrs. Jenette b.
John stofan and Mort Petrik.
Earl A. Loomis and Army L. Shores
Herman D. Ferguson and Oracle W. Babrial
John O. Poncelet and Emma Usher. 4 30
Frank Weiland and Rose Weinzierl. sS,
Peter T: Roadstrong and Minnie 4Wickstrop.
Henry @. Garfield and Margaret NJ. vallila.
: Michael J. Kretsolimer. and Susie schaefer.
/ William R.. Needham and Ida Ralkes.
Albert g.. Lorraine and Helen G. Jesdahl.
Joseph s. Vancamp and Gladys E. Macdonald.
Oscar Lundberg and Clara Lee hy9
VIII Williams and Mary e. Kratky.
/ g.. DEATHS. so
Benjamin G.. Comstock, city hospital.
Thomas hurry, 1910 Fifth street NE.
Matilda Tietz, TIC Second street NE. @
Patrick O'Grady, Soldiers home.
Emma Houston, 1882 Pillsbury avenue.
Harriet Brace, 2517 Colfax avenue 8.
August Mier, city hospital.
A. p. Bye, Swedish hospital.
Swan Anderson, Swedish hospital. IL
David Bergstrom, Swedish hospital.
Carl Lindquist, $500 Seventh street s.
Anna Nelson, Swedish hospital - ,Tr5.
Wilhelm Conrad, 211 Sixteenth avenue NJ
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FOR RENT
For Rent Unfurnished Houses.

HI SPRUCE PLACE. NINE ROOMS q.
~ bedrooms, steam heated, gas range,
plenty of heataas needed and hot -"',E
s76S4 water at all times; artestan water.
.=t lanitor service; summer rate. $4o; sss 20
1871 Park ay. u rooms, all modern. barn. 5000
2o5 Ridgewood nv, II rooms modern, - m
40 Rdgewood av,: rooms, modern, barn 80 90
aolaa slcollet. ay, rooms, cas- furnace so.oo
io4' msnaeno "a az. rooms .oath' gus 5000
72Ys eth 81 sIs & Trsih,s' modern. barn =. 5000
14134 Cd nv g. q rnoms' modern ,....... $500
a27iLyndale av N, 10 rooms, city water, :, !,
1902 Clinton NV rooms, city water, sewer 1900
2315 lit av s. first topr. rooms, CITY q. m
aa2 Tate az ssw second etpfs oer hat rooms
city water. sewer, closet. ....'. -, wv
George odum, Manager. 300: Phoenix Bldg.
APARTMENTS UNDER OUR MANAGEM dr
= Cordova 10th and 4th av s., six rooms.
Exeter st vi 18th SH' and Chicago. eight rooms.
Vine Place, 1926 Vine place, six rooms,
Arcadia, 7a4 18th st, six rooms, .$27. so.
Call at buildings and janitors Will show
apartments. Make reservations or -.<
-. Nickels 4 Smith, go. ....,..
Bill Nicollet Av. s 81
The best for the money in town.
. TEMPLE = : COURT % . R2AGrS z Co... 90 .
Nicollet 543-J and T. G. 9G3O. %
We are constantly receiving new rental o
properties. Call us up and tell US your o
requirements o
90 o o o. o, 20 0 o o o o
FOR RENT-A BEAUTIFUL, ALL MODERN,
nine-room house on Lowry Hill. near Mount
brand new heating plant; will decorate to
sun lot faces on two streets; convenient to
possession given about Nor H. wy7eilH aS
rington Co.. 4o1 Andrus building. 'nr.--
a BEAUTIFUL PARK Az RESIDENCE OF 10
o hot water rt Is offered 1 for rent
term. For particulars see
$50. George Odlum Manager, =
500 Phoenix Building:
17oO Sd Av 8, BRICK RESIDENCE. VERY
Ing. barn: viii be rented to private family
only: caretaker IL charge to show the house;
f Ssnsa;x ST. 49,. George odlum' manager sos
kINE-RoOM MODERN HOUSE WITH STABLE
best location, Lowry Hill strictly modern in
perfect condition. furnished or unfinished
low rent to responsible party. E. Dudley; lis
Kasota bldg. ,- ,.
4 GOOD TEN-RooM MODERN HOUSE, FIRST
class neighborhood and surroundings, never
rented before; walking distance w. w. Price
4l2 New York Life bldg. -I.-
ALL MODERN, NINE-RooM HOUSE, FUR
heat, gas range, also steel range. Seer
any time 3o12 James av S. Phone I'LL.
bNE sIX-RooM HOUSE, MODERN, GooI
well. good cellar; will make repairs to suit
good tenant. Call go Broadway NE. ..
tso-A SNAP; MODERN, NINE-RooM HOUSE
In choice neighborhood; easily heated; partly
furnished II desired. 2529 80 az S.
ALL MODERN NINE-RooM HOUSE. so1:
James av S; furnace, gas range and stee
range; seen any time. Phone I'LL.
FOR RENT-HoUsE, 8 ROOMS, CITY WATER
sewer, ETC., SIS. SOL 10th s. J. B. Mas
sey. Apply 322 Clinton av.
FOR RENT-A sIx-RooM COTTAGE, WITH
water, sewer and gas; also barn and shed
1904 Emerson n.
FOR RENT-12-RooM HOUSE, 1901 Laurel
'ar; gas and water; $50. S. A. Reed, 20
Century building.
HOUSE, SEVEN ROOMS, MODERN EXCEP7
heat $1s. George II. Rust. Alb New Yorl
Life.
rooms, 1107 Sd ay s. S12 ~
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= For Rent Furnished Flats.

FIRST FLOOR FLAT, COMPLETELY FUR
nished piano, modern but heat, $780, also
two rooms for housekeeping, wet sink, pam
try, closet, 50. lit University av Sc. -.
WE HAVE FURNISHED APARTMENTS FOR
rent. Rental Dept, ass Temple Court. Mic.
G43 ]: T. G. Q63O. ~ 80 .tH-E..- - -
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WANTED-TO RENT j..

>-,-- =. WANTED TO RENT, r.:
IF DISSATISFIED WITH THE CARE AND RE-
Z turns from your property (hats, houses or
business blocks), cali ON Sloane, McCulloch
Agency. who give personal attention to prop
erty placed in their hands. POP Oneida block.
wANTED-BY OCT 20, BY MAN AND WIFE
rooms for light housekeeping, bath on same
floor. walking" distance of city hall. i AID
dress with price to F.. o. Box a437. ="
A flat FOR WINTER, FURNISHED, MOD.
ern first class; by couple without children
Address 3546. Journal. i. - >&, Z
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
/ PAUL BEuHIER.

4SB Temple Court s5ts si3 g5a
~, 3OO-Reautiful new Park av home, rooms,
finished in the choicest highly polished selected
hardwood and hardwood floors throughout;
to-date improved hot water heating plants;
fine plastered laundry; viii put I'M fine cornbi-
nation lighting torres. gas and electric: also
window shades; lahouse now being decorated
In the choicest and expensive decorations Go
and look 1t oven. Decorators will be there
all week. Sb41 Park av.f fsSTsssE 8
81, 000--Sunnyside home, one of the finest up
to-date homes finished IN the choicest sses
lected hardwood. ufine double corner lot. SOx
12S to alley; one OF the best hot water heat.
ing plantsi don't fail to see this II you want
Grstclass home, Douglas school district y.
81. 5o0Mchoice, upsto,date home, in Blaisdeii.s
/ hot water heat: Sftist time offered; nnished in
the choicest dnarter-sawed oak; beautiful
shade ttrees: finest selected quar- ter-sawed oak
floors throughout; decorations can't be beat
$4,000 takes assysrys beautiful new east front
S-room Sunnysid home, finished In the ,chotc.
est, highly polished hardwood and hardwood
floors best tmTsyea aS Wats
bination gas and electric lighting fixtures,
WIN decorate to- suit the purchaser. Also. nice
room finished in the attic. u. N sss.-:ss
$4,s50-Look at 1920, Harriet aV; istric tly mod
ern. np-to- date east front, S,rooM home, I'm
ished IN the choicest highly polished selected t
So, 2oo-Al modern nine room house. fine barn.
fixtures, storm SASH screens. fine location;
Aldrich. ay s. inside. 9th st: big bargain.
$2,2Qo-Good eight-room house and barn; fine
home; lot 40x117 to alley; big bargain; Oak
land "av and 38d st. ~. !
See Paul Beuhfer's; bargains before you buy.
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For Miscellaneous.

FOR RENT-LARGE ROOM, 2oxeo, SECOND
floor. 225 Sd st s. fronts Sd av s: well lighted
steam heat. p. D. Mcmillan, 900 Central av.
> ANTHONY, THE TAILOR. - ::
. Ladies' coats dry cleaned and pressed, 81. i
~ POS 7th st s. "a
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HORSES, AND CARRIAGES
! For Sale.

1870 ss
" oale:
HORSES, HORSES, = HoRsES. -
~ If Won want TO LOOK over the Hnest 1nt If
! heavy draft and general nnrnose horses Skinned
to twin cities in years. run down to ~ : - .
South st. Paul Horse Exchange.
quality and prices both right Our policy
nnd % s WIN anu MAINTAIN puDiic confidence. come
9Ia see ps. ,r,...
- AacI!on -sa!es every THURSDAY -
6AAREIT zi I'M! li THE LAKGEsT ~
snotse deaiers ,lln America nave from oVo 70
l,UOu head OF al classes or horses constantly
on nand: II you want. one horse team, or
Auctions every Wednesday. Part time given
II desired, barrett & Zimmerman Midway
Horse Market ~ 20 - = ! = : i
co0n7 3 IT0peTa-E01 oaTE 01T Al ).
weighing $500 lbs; seryiceably sound, having
finished work on my farm and having no fur
ther use for this team am offering them for
immediate sale at low nrfce. They can be
seen at any time .. M;zKieron. rooms 1o2.o
M1n1eso.a noan g l.esl puaauAhs: M.11saR9..s
: HORSES AT AUCTION. .:5.
zimmerman Horse Market. -
neu rtre ~ 41arsas ~ Suction eyery
SaturdaV Sale starts at 10 I'M. Remember
i the place; remember the number .12 I'd st N
! Minneapolis. Private. sales daily.
y 100 .HORSEs| HORSES HORSES ~
We have on hand for this week. three car
1oaus OF very me laise Eoralt uoiees Aai "
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4 .sefs1k yrnls1TI q g,Is,lgt 6. y I:L, -
/ COWS, DOGS AND POULTRY
FoRss SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR BEEF COWS,
/ choice large young fresh cows heavy, mixers;
{ all COWS guaranteed = 1884 Lyndale av 8.
|; T. c. 5943. : = 49,
AN EXCEPTIONALLY FINE JERSEY cow,
L Just fresh, heavy mixer. Brown, Park av and
Sl,f.s Ets
FOR RALE-A FINE ST. BERNARD DOE.
I Owner going to- Europe. 2s16f 9th av s.. ss.z
FOR sALE-A5 FAT COW. GEORGE BRAYToN,
| 2704> 41st av S, near the lock and dam 2
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

GO TO HOTEL ROOSEVELT FOR FINE STEAM
heated rooms; clean and bright; gas, BATH
telephone: 81 per week up; special attention
to transients. &c 9th st s. between Hennepin
FOR RENT-Two PLEAsANT FURNISHED
front rooms second floor: partly modern,
with gas for light housekeeping; walking dis
lance from Loring park. 1928 Willow at.
furnished, strictly modern, light housekeep-
cheap room: 1901 Park av. 40 -.
FURNISHED ROOM IN MODERN FLAT, So
oh desrea from
9Th av N. Cali evenings. '-'I ,..,,.."l
VERY DESIRABLE, WARM WINTER ROOM,
thoroughly modern: walking distance; also
small room; references; N. w. phone. 1107
I'd av S. ~. - F@", = y
FOR RENT-TWo NICELY FURNISHED
front rooms in modern house. very light
housekeeping allowed. s25. 1917 Portland.
FOR RENT-F1vE FURNISHED ROOMS. PRE-
fer young couple or some one without chill
dren. Mrs. Libby, 4102 Washington av ~ =
BEAUTIFUL LARGE WARM SUNNY FRONT
room. house entirely modern: phone service;
hot water all the time. 1014 ID aV s..
LARGE FRONT ROOM, ALSO TWO CoNNECT-
ing rooms at $40; all modern: walking dis
lance; board next door. TIA Nicollet av.
COUPLE OR TWO LADIES EMPLOYED CAN
find reat large front for light house
keeping; private family SO 9Th st s. 49, =
TWO FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HoUsEKEEP;;
ing; all modern and central Will be vacant
Wednesday. Wiberg, rs 9th st S.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN STRICTLY
modern steamheated fat: telephone, spring
water. bath Call 81 18th st s.
ELEGANT. ROOMS. NICELY FURNISHED, IN
u nice home, house strictly modern, at 2S
18th st s. N. W. Main 2229-J2
LARGE BRIGHT FRONT ROOM. SUITABLE
| for two; modern house; private family; walk
ing distance. Ill W Grant st.
Two CONNECTING ROOMS, FURNISHED;
gas, bath, hardwood floors. T.. c. phone 1862.
Moderate. 1912 Grand -
A WELL FURNISHED ROOM. STEAM HEAT,
bath and gas. walking distance. 1919 Hen
! nepin av,' fat 8. 80 90
NICELY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM IN MOD
ern house. good neighborhood, Oh carline: .92a
| 10th av S.
A NEATLY FURNISHED. SINGLE ROOM IN
modern house, steam heat, telephone. GIG Att
| av S.
TRUNKS delivered $50, Commercial Delivery
lit 7th st 8. r. O.. 3478: N. w. Main A65-J
NEAT, ATTRACTIVE, HoMEL1KE, MODERN
conyeniences; very reasonable. 527 10th av 8
WANTED-RooMMATE BY A YOUNG MAN
| Apply at 800 Sd av s., "''- >:,,r
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.PARoUET FLOORS

WE MAKE A SPECIALITY OF HARDWOOD
8 Apls. Builders. CO.. 8o6 3 Lake %. T. @. 460&
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-10-16

NORTH DAKOTA LANDS. 90
Situated in fine country;5 rich black loan SOIL
~ Half section, SIS per acre, one.fourth cash
down.
Quarter section, ST. per acre. one-quarter
Hotel in hustling town of 500 people, 5000.
half cash, balance easy.
Shepard g. Bramwell. Alfred, N. D.
othor lands STA I'd S19: easy terms