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The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-11-06
LOCAL CORRESPONDENCE.

THREE CREEK, Ida, Oct. 25, '06.
George Hampton of Bruneau is
up in the mountains cutting tim
ber.
Tom Higgins, the hide buyer of
Three Greek, left for Mountain
home few days ago with a load
of hides.
Chas. Helsley has gone to Rose
worth for a load of grain and etc;
and while absent his father of
Elko county is clerking for him.
Frand Hartwell and bride, nee
Miss Lulu Calhoun, who have been
on their bridal tour have returned
and will soon take up their resi-
dence on his ranch at Roseworth.
John Pence of Mountainhome
arrived in this vicinity a few days
ago. He will leave today for Hager-
man with thirty-six hundred
lambs which he has sold to Chas,
Owens of that place.
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LENox, IDAHO, Oct. 26, 1905

LENox, IDAHO, Oct. 26, 1906
James Buchanan and wife were
in Boise last week.
There will be a new school house
built near Turner's grove in the
near future.
Bob Sandlin has gone to Boise
to buy teams to work in the log
ging camp on Grove creek.
J. P. Nauerth and Ralph Baker
are hauling hay to Tom Nevans
ranch on Middle Boise river.
H. G. Bates, while on his road
home from Atlanta, where he and
his son George had been with a
load of freight, was thrown from
his wagon and one Of the wheels
passed over his head which re-
suited in his being unconscious for
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Nov. 2, 1906.

NOV. q, I5Uo.
Jack Bratten went to Bruneau
on business last week.
R. Strickland has sold all of his
cattle to J. H. Wilkins.
Andrew Rogerson has returned
from business trip to Bruneau.
Callie and Claire Patrick were
the guests of Tena Clark Monday.
Misses Carrie and Dorothy Hart
we'll of Rosworth are recent visi-
tors in this vicinity.
Neal Beaton and Cally Ross and
families have returned from Twin
Falls with their winter supplies.
Grover Marlatt, who has bought
property in Mountainhome, is
moving his family there for the
winter.
George Gridley of Hagerman
was recent visitor in our neigh
borhood. What is the attraction
George?
Clate Patrick and q wild cat had
a fight few days ago. No dam
age was done to either, as the cat
was quick enough to make his
escape.
The halloween dance was given
at G. H. Helsley's and pronounced
an enjoyable affair. Even some Of
the boys had a little fun in play
ing few tricks on unsuspectine
sleepers.
We are having beautiful fall
the finest this settlement has had
for wears. The recent rains have
done much for the range grass
Stock of all kinds looks we'll, ant
the people are prosperous ano
happy.
CALLIE K. PATRICK,
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J. M. OWEN.

M. D. Parrish, the efficient clerk
in the dry goods department of the
Idaho Commercial Company's
store has accepted a position in the
Gorby store at Glenn's Ferry.
Mr.. Parrish will leave for the
Ferry Thursday and Mrs. Parrish
goes to Salt Lake for few weeks.
In every cline it's colors are un-
furled
It's fame has spread from sea to
sea;
Be not surprised if in the other
world,
You hear of Rocky Mountain
Tear. w. Smith.
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Your stomach churns and di-
gests the food you eat and if foul.
or torpid, or out of order, your
whole system suffers from blood
poison. HOLSTERS Rocky Mount
ain Tea keeps you we'll. 35 cents,
Tea or Tablets. R. w. Smith.
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The Rathbone Sisters went to
the home of Mrs. M. D. Parrish
Saturday afternoon and gave her a
genuine surprise. She is one of
their most faithful members and
will be missed not only by the
Sisters but by her many other
friends.
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Adolph Aus and B. F. Hanson
of Lansford, N. D., accompanied
by their families, arrived Wednes-
day morning. They brought their
household goods with them and
will cast their lot with the people
of Elmore county.
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VILLAGE BOARD PROCEEDINGS

Mountainhomc, Idaho, Oct. 80, 1906.
The Village Council met in adjourned ses-
sion with members Mahoney, Rhoades. Kun
necke and Harley present
Thr minutes OF the previous meeting were
read and upon motion approved.
The following bills were examined and or
dered paid out of the following funds.
General Fund.
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Thompson, the house-furnisher,
has large and complete stock of
all kinds of goods in his line. New
and second hand goods. 2tf
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Mountain Homie Idaho. oct. sOth l9O6.

Mountain Home, Idaho, Oct. S0th 1906.
The Village Board Of Trustees met In called
session with Members Mahoney, Harley and
Rhoads present Whereupon the following
proceedings we're had, to.wit--
The plat of Linton's Addition to the Town OF
Mountain Home, Idaho, situated in the south
half of the southwest quarter of section 25
township south, OF range east, Boise meri-
dian, containing 100 lots, was presented ana
examined. Upon motion OF Harley, seconded
by Rhoades, the Board unanimously voted to
accept the plat and gave Mr.. Linton permis-
sion to file same with County Recorder.
whereupon the Board adjourned subject to
the call OF the Chair.
GEO. T. MAHoNEY,
Chairman.
Attest,
J. A. SIFFBRT, Clerk.
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NOTICE..

Examination for teachers first, second and
third grade county certificates will be held in
the Office of County Superintendent Of Schools
Nov. 22-2s-24, 1906.
LILLE B. WERTz,
Co. Superintendent.
Dated Nov. 8, 1905,
Mountain Home, Idaho. 7.sw
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Nile Carr and wife left last night
for Oregon where they will locate
on their "claim ("
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-11-06

Little Elmer Halves, who was
operated on a few days ago for
throat trouble by DR.. Smith and
DR.. Mather, is getting along nicely.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-11-06

G. E. Robertson, the wellknown
piano tuner of Boise, will be in
Mountainhome in a couple Of
weeks. Leave orders for work in
his line at The REPUBLICAN office.
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Don't let the Christmas question
worry you. Take advantage OF
nv November picture offer.
MILTON HELM, Photographer.
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several hours. The word from him
was that he was improving.

A number of people on the
Prairie will not take the time to
vote as they are busy hustling tax
money, and some are looking for
ward to the day when there will be
Judge elected to the supreme
bench of Smiths Prairie, as there
are several cases needing attention,
such as cattle and lumber stealing.
THEo. PIERCE.
Atlanta, Idaho, Oct. 26.-Mr.
and Mrs. Walter Brown and son
Wallace left for Mountainhome
Sunday.
Henry Crab went to Mountain
home on Monday.
Vernon Sparks has returned
from a visit at Baker City, Oregon.
Willard White of Boise addressed
the people of Atlanta Saturday
evening.
Mr.. Mackleheimer, president of
the Minerva Mining Co., is in town
this week.
Mrs. Anderson left Monday for
Boise, being called there by the i'll
ness of her mother.
Henry Crab, the socialist nomi-
nee for representative, will speak
here Saturday evening, Nov. 3.
Mrs. G. M. Brown closed her
boarding house last Saturday eve.
ming and left Tuesday for Boise.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ensley went to
Mountainhome Tuesday and ex-
pect to remain through the winter
Dave and Mary May returned
Wednesday from Camas Prairie
where they have been spending the
summer.
Report of school for month end
ing October 26:
No. enrolled 20
Average daily attendance. 49,. 1T
No. of cases of tardiness. -. 8
Those neither absent nor tardy
Ida, George and Willie Butler
and Bessie Hearn.
DELLA HALLIwELL,
Teacher.
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Mrs. s. e. Reed returned from
a three weeks visit with her sisters
at Caldwell and Star Sunday eve-
ming.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1906-11-06

During November we will make
one dozen photos for the price OF
half dozen.
HELMS Studio.
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FOR SALE-Ten acre tracts,
close in. Desirable residence lot
Two good stock ranches, easy
terms.
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One dozen for the price of a half
dozen. HELMS Studio.
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"God give us menl A time like
this demands
Strong minds, great hearts, true
faith and ready hands;
Men whom the lust of Office does
not kill,
Men who possess opinions and a
will;
Men who have honor-men who
will not lie,
Men who can stand before a dema-
gogue
And damn his treacherous fiat
teries without winkingP
j. G. Holland.
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Rev. Guy Phelps and wife OF
Portland, while en- route for chi
cago, stopped in Mountainhome'
Tuesday to visit Mr.. Phelps sisters
Mrs. Phelps Whitney and Mrs. M
W. Brooks. They took No. 8 Tues
day evening. Mr.. Phelps will
conduct evangelistic meetings In
Illinois this winter.
Taken as directed, it becomes the
rrootest curative agent for the re-
lief of suffering humanity ever de-
vised. Such is Hollister's Rocky
Maintain Tea. 35 cents Tea or
Tablets.-R. w. Smith.
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Fine job rprinting-we do it.

For Sale-Several fresh cows, at
the Hilborn ranch east of town.
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Looking for bargains?
Then see J. M. COWEN & 90. Furni-
ture, carpets, beds, springs, linoleum-
everything for the home.
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F. A. Hawes and family, Mrs. A.
l.. Strickland and son and H. H.
Wilson came over from Bruneau
Thursday. Mrs. Strickland and
her father, H. II. Wilson, took the
evening train for Cleveland, Ohio,
where they expect to live. Mrs.
Halves remained in town to have
her little son treated for throat
trouble.
The members of the Sub Rosa
club gave farewell party in honor
of Mrs. Nile Carr, one OF their
members, Saturday night at the
home of DR.. and Mre. j. w. Nieu-
kirk. Finch was played until a
late hour when dainty refreshments
were served to the guests which in
cluded the members and their hus.
bands.
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ptLItlOH bIBHbU Uy W Df1'1PfHlf1"
others requesting an electric light to be In
stalled in the angle Of the road opposite the
residence of Whitson, was granted on mo-
ton OF Rhoades.
The joint report of the treasurer and clerk
was examined and approved, 1t shows the
following balances on hand July End 1906:
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Whereupon the board adjourned subject to
the call of the Chair.
GEO. f. MAHoNEY,
Attest, Chalrman'
IA. sIFFERT, Clerk.
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room MODERN COTTAGE on
EAST FIRST SOUTH FURNISHED,
FINE SHADE AND FRUIT TREES,
CHICKEN RUNS, Ere a BEAC1I-
FuL COUNTRY HOME EIGHT MIN
TIES RIDE PROM MAIN ST. $3.50,
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WE ARE NOT SELLING YOr THIS
HOUSE BUT ARE GIVING TT WITH
THE GROUND ONE or THE MOST
BEArTlTTL PIECES ON THE
NORTH BENCH. S2l.sxl65 FEET.
WITH GROOM BRICK HOUSE AND
BARN THROWN ~. NORTH SIDE
or FIFTH ST BETWEEN G AND
49, $3.50
A FEW VACANT PLOTS WAITING
10 BE IMPROVED.
ul-ivis5 FEET on Z NEAR SIC.
OND $500
tOkIf7 FEET l0-FOOT r ".
TWELFTH EAST BETWEEN THIRD
ANp FOURTH SOUTH SITS. TIE
CHEAPEST LOT or THE EAST
BENCH t5jo
LOTS OF SOUTH ELEVENTH
EAST AT $3.50 EACH
33xiss FEET IS FIRST STREET
WITH q OF W $500
ui.txIt5 FEET EAST FIRST
SOUTH ST.. SOUTH FRONT $1,000
5gylC-FEET WITH FRONT oN
SECOND 81 Sioo
i--xi RODS. SOUTH FRONT.
FIRST STREET 1900 PER ROD.
WEST THIRD SOUTH AT 1850
PER FRONT FOOT
Do WE ARE Busy oCR SAILS
MEN MR. LEARER OR MIR 81
MONS. WILL ATTEND TO YOUR
WANTS
HOMER a ROBERTSON.
DESERET NATIONAL BANK
BUILDING
MAIN AND FIRST SOUTH Sis.
BOTH PHONES a..
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OUR MOTTO
QUICK SALES
IN
REAL ESTATE

Read the following over carefully and
II you don't see What you wish pay
US a call at our office II will be- time
well spent and money in your pocket.
5-5-room frame cottage on Third
East street, near corner 9Th
South street .,..".....,..,,.,-,.. N,s9
e-4-rOom brick cottage on the cor.
ner Of 7th and | Streets. facing
north and east .................,,.,slsS 1850
274-S-room frame cottage on a good
car line, southeast, terms .....Sl.g0
a9-G-room brick house on Seventh
East near sth South, face west,
HAlAa foot loi.,,..'..,.,..,.,...,t s,sp
92-5-ruom frame cottage on 10Th
East near 10Th South; terms.r..fl 10
l-room brick house on ah West.
Just north Of South Temple .,.,.S2N1l
call and let us show you some n these
places We consider Il a pleasure TO show
our customers what We have n YOU don't
see what you want you can ind It By call.
ing on US. We cannot advertise al that
We have but We can get you What Won
want We have property TO suit an par
ties. We also sell on the best terms Of
any firm ia the city. Try our motto by
listing your property with US for quick
sales.
ANDERSON REAL ESTATE INyT Co.
30-3ol New Herald Building.
Both Phones 80
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THIS rs ONE or THE FEW SIX
ROOM HOUSES LEFT on THE MAR
KET. 6-ROOM MODERN BUFF
BRICK. EVERYTHING UP-TO-
DATE, LOT 3jx9g FEET, FOURTH
STREET WHERE VALUES ARE 60.
ING Up VERY RAPIDLY. $500
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AUCTION.


EVERYTHING ~ TIRE LINE or
household goods, also office fixtures. also
headquarters f0r the HERRING Han Mar.
Nin SAFE Co, sole Manufacturers ~ the
genuine han safe and locks az the Red.
man-Jenseu Furniture Co ll3-u5 g0uW
West Temple ST C. O. Field. AT.
G. W BOTTON. MANAGER DEsERFT
Furniture CO., ls6-lG South West Temple
ST has on hand complete stock OF
furniture BEDS and bedding. which he L
dispnslng of al oue-half their regular
value. II Is an undnubted fact that you
can purchase from this house more goods
ana bstler goods than can be- purchased
elsewhere ln the city Special for Monday
neat y No. ! s-hole steel range thst
cost 81 will sell at S5.a. also / 81
double harness that cost -. viii sell al
US lie has also IN the clothing acpari-
nent about q mems and boys second
hand coats and vests al 70 cents on fhe
dollar Call and see.
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lions Savings Bank and Trust Co
The largest and oldest SAVINGS Bank in
Utah pays Z per cent interest on any
amount from 81 10 s. 900. Write 20 us.
Joseph 4 Smith President. George "
Cannon. Cashier
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FOR SALE--REAL ESTATE.
HoMER q RoBERrsoN

MEMBERS s. T. REAL ESTATE AS
ISOLATION REAL ESTATE DAY.
AT
sALTAIR THURSDAY.
JUNE 18TH
DON'T MISS IT.
WE HAVE An ELEGANT S-ROOM
MODERN BUFF BRtCk, TWO
BATHS. TWO TOILETS. SMALL
BARN. LAWS SHADE TREES AND
FLOWERS FINE CORNER LOT,
LOT a l-ixiJs FEET TO r.. W. " Z,
a BARGAIN AT $3.50
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MOVING, PACKING. SHIPPING.

THE REDAAN VAN a STORAGE co.
only firm Ia the city owning and g0u
trolling is own teams, RaItlyus.s, si.
Large three-horse vans, two dlg- Eafg-
houses, expert furniture packers. D4u sa.p
states ard save you money MsmuUs %
the New York Furniture Warehouse.
mems association. Have correspondents Zoo
all the principal cities. II you wan, youl
goods shipped from any point east 90 we
see us as our connection vita either lafe
cuuccins make Ii possible ~ save lnI
money and trouble. once, l.-l-l
South West Temple STREE Both Phone.
SIS.
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WALLPAPER.

Paints, Mouldlngs. burlaps. etc. a,
lowest prices
GEO ". EBERT & CO
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ONE 3 - WAGON, WORTH n.
for a few days at $50 90. al n. n 1912,
basL w. All
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STOP LIVING IN DSAGREEABIE NEIGHBoRHooD READ THESE AID


We offer p Of FOREST DALEs
CHOICEST BUILDING LOTS ior cash o.
on installments 10 home builders. Eas,
frontage, on street car line. Just south
Of the new Forest Dale School, tie hnesI
school building IN county and neai the
fine grounds of the Country club. Watt
mains Ia front Of every lot, s-F per l0'
viii buy these lots now
lions SAVINGS BANK q TRUST Co.
GEO NJ CANNON. Cashier.
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5 D EVANS

Undertaken and Embalmer. has rt.
moved 10 new location. IS South state
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FOR sAIE-REAL ESTATE.

ASHTON AND JENKINS,
REALTY BROKERS.
IS Main
Prospective business property
tl1-axi65 feet with fine mod.
res Of large rooms. large
porch. beautiful grounds, near
So Temple on -ud West ST.
only iLSoooo.
Suburban property which can
be purchased az low price.
only 1880 90.
$500 90 $500
Cash.
Brick residence Of large
rooms lights. nice lawn beau
tiful shade. Lot ixiO rods.
sth East near 18th So
EIGHT OF THE CHOICEST
LOTS on EAST BENCH Nca"
10Th So Overlooking Great g.
J.. valley
.0ONi77.2 feet
$500.
SOUTH Of +. O.
room brick cottage with bath
lights. hall closets. lot 5GUl6i
feet Iron fence. paved walks
S.1j0.VQ.
I'm. brick cottage end West
near Paxton ave. Lot % Tx
l1j feet
$500 90 asked
Make offer.
owner must sell.
ASHTON AND JENKINS.
70 Main ST.
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GROOM BRICK, ALL MODERN
EXCEPT FURNACE, LOT 81 5-iK
I55l-2 FEET, EAST FIFTH SOUTH.
$3.50.
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THE
SEMI
WEEKLY
NEWS

Issued Mondays and Thursdays
and Contains All the Cream Of
the Daily and Saturday News.
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VIII buy my ranch IN Parlcys Park.
close 70 Park City ilDo cash. balslce
on easy terms For further particulars.
cali on or write to n . Young, go South
sth East ST.. salt Lake City.
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LISTEN

At lrG South 5th East resides man
and his wife by the name OF Jones. TleiI
holdings consist II 81 acres. substantial
little cottage. good cellar Al water night
together With large spring duck pond
and several hen houses. y acre m berries
ipl-5-year-0ld fruit trees 20 chickens, 10
ducks and a host Of others IN The iucuha'
tor on the verge OF breaking through the
she'll Drive cut and see II Sunday aud "
you are suited leave a deposit 20 bind tho
bargain. Jones needs the money and wants
s. ~ cash His wife won't let him sell
for less n you lre unable 20 raise this
amount come I'm and see NJ Monday and
make part payment and We will advance
thu rest Neither Jones or Die wife can
Kick at this.
BUCKWALTER g. SERMON.
3E-3N Atlas Block
Bell Phone Ef-N.
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800
VIII buy my ranch IN Pdrlcys Park.
close 20 Park City 400 cash balance
on easy terms. For further particulars.
call ON or write ~ N q Young, 3.1 South
sth East ST.. salt Lake City.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
The prubav residence. located 81
Summerhy ST.. between ith and sth
South and 6th and IN West consisting
of s rooms water and electric lights iu
the house. either furnished or unfur-
nished ON very easy terms The lot so
vll0 10 alley Choice location for ran
road men.
A RICHTER.
10 West First South.
Both Phones Glls
CANNON a. CANNON.
IS r. South Temple St
list your properties with us. we do
the resi-
5-room Brick bath. electric light. etc.
Q i-2xlo rods Ord Fast 81 $500.
s.roon modern brick. 3l-.Xlo rods,
o l-2 blocks from Monument 5000.
s.room frame -l-sxio rods. barn. etc.
! street $3.50.
5.room modern brick sx5 rods I St
5.room brick and frame. city water in
lot barn. etc. iiAlio TO alley sth West
st. $500
Good Groom brick lpuse ss1-sH
l51I-- feet to alley lawn. trees iron
fence. water iu house etc. West ist
So ST. $500
CANNON & CANNON.
1sE South Temple St
,-ROON FRAME. MODERN. NORTH
Temple. close ln. Dot 6sxsg feet t.1n
4-r00m DR. brick modern. good cellar
llt FisXlN feet S.ia. 80 cash balance 81
"A month
HUBBARD INNT co.
"a West Second south Street
Both Phones 80
QUICK BUYS AND SALES IN REAL
estate and commercial stocks Martincau
4 clark Herald Building, Both phones.
Buy AND SELL REAL ESTATE
through cannon q Cannon. Is Z. So.
Temple So
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DON'T MISS IT.

hhltlt. Ia " ~ StAfs EflsS AND
FLOWERS FINE CORNER LOT
LOT ul-ixiJs FEET TO r.. W. y. L.
a BARGAIN AT $3.50
room MODERN COTTAGE on
EAST FIRST SOUTH FURNISHED,
FINE SHADE AND FRUIT TREES
CHICKEN RUNS. Ere a BEAC1I-
FUL COUNTRY HOME EIGHT MIN
TIES RIDE PROM MAIN ST. $3.50
THIS rs ONE or THE FEW SIX
ROOM HOUSES LEFT on THE MAR
KET. 6-ROOM MODERN BUFF
BRICK. EVERYTHING UP-TO-
DATE. LOT 3jxss FEET, FOURTH
STREET WHERE VALUES ARE GO.
ING Up VERY RAPIDLY. $500.
GROOM BRICK. ALL MODERN
EXCEPT FURNACE, LOT 80 3-iS
I55l-2 FEET EAST FIFTH SOUTH.
$780,
HERE rs A BARGAIN. OWNER
WANTS MONEY TO PUT ~ BUsi-
NESS. is SELLING FOl 1900 LESS
THAN PROPERTY COST. l0-R
nRICK MODERN EXCEPT FUR
MACE. LOT 7sxlsO FEET CHICKEN
RUNS, BARN AND BUGGY SHED,
= +. $500.
6.ROOM MODERN FRAME. no
FURNACE, LOT s.. l-2Xl6j FEET. 4
BEAUTIFUL LITTLE SUBURBAN
HOME ONE BLOCK FROM CAR
EAsT DRIVE. 5000.
5.ROOM MODERN FRAME, con
NECTED WITH SEWER 4. :.
TERMS S22oe.
GROOM BRICK. 5. T., LOT s5xl5e
TO r. W, EASY TERMS, yl!50
S-RoOM BRICK. ROOMS LARGE.
SUMNER KITCHEN. LOT j2l-.X
E21-2FEET, n. r, $500
1-ROOM MODERN FRAME. ADOBE
LINED LOT i0xI5l, 5. r. $500.
GROOM BRICK PORCELAIN
BATH TOILET. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
Etc. LOT 5oal65 FEET. SOUTH
MAIN ST. s8S0o.
1-ROOM MODERN NEW AND Up
TO-DATE SOMETHING CHOICE, 4.
s. $500
l-ROOM MODERN PRESSED
BRICK. HOT WATER HEAT. LOT
~ LEXIS l-2 FEET. CEMENT BASE.
MENT UNDER WHOLE HOUSE.
CEMENT WALKS LARGE BARN.
g. B. 5000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23
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Office. No. 4 " First South.
Both Phones so CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

HERE rs a BARGAIN. OWNER
WANTS MONEY TO PUT ~ BUsi-
NESS. is SELLING Fob 1900 LESS
THAN PROPERTY COST. lo-R
nRlCK. MODERN EXCEPT FUR
MACE, LOT 74xlsO FEET, CHICKEN
RUNS, BARN AND BUGGY SHED
< +. $500.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-23

Buy THIS PLACE FOR 4 HOME
AND FOR INVESTMENT.
One broom house press brick bath.
cellar electric lights. sidewalks first
class plumbing. size % lot HsXs rods,
one i-roOm house adjoining lot bath.
cellar electric lights, Al plumbing Joy
Zhz5 rods, fine location, rents, 81 and
SO each II sold quick $40 buys
them, blocks from Postofiice.
BUY THIS PLACE FOR A HOME.
broom. large bath basement cleo
trlct lights. water throughout. side
walks. nIckle plumbing maple fo0rs,
bot ili4X9 feet, f3.en.
DON'T PAY RENT.
We will sell you Groom house.
bath cellar. electric lights. water
throughout. sidewalks FIRST class
plumbing Dot SKIS feet Don't fail 20
see this. s. %
S.room house on southeast side. lot
foi.xl6is rods This house T. brick aud
well built WIN sell for 800
BUY this LOT for SO. and quit pay
Ing rent This is a corner lot on east
bench. very fine view and extra good
location. 3xl0 rods
Buv this lot for 49,. gi-foot front.
elegant location 10 build East Of
park
Psy mo- rent but pay your money for
acres Of one fruit land. located
southeast. good little house outbuild-
ings, etc. viii sell FOR S2Jo
RANCK REAL ESTATE q INV. co.
BUYERS and Sellers of Real Estate
Suite 92 Il. 4. Walker Block
Real Estate Day az Saltair 18th