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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

j. h CUP to Alice Jermain, part Of
lot 5, block 20 plat r ..........,...$ 500
The 6. s. Walker Estate companyto
Lulu l.. Goddard, lots 16 and II.
block >. Walkers subdivision $3.50. 800
d. J. Sharp to Henry A. Mccormick.
part of lot s. block a.. plat a ...... 10 600
D j. Sharp to Henry a. Mccormick
part of lot 2. block 20. plat D.. 10OO0
ID. J. Sharp to Henry A. Mccormick.
part of S, block AZ, plat a .......... ], 100
joseph Bullock TO p. Q. Perkins
trustee. section 10, township 1
south. range 3 east ................ ! 600
T. Q. Perkins, trustee, TO Pinehurst
company, section 10. township l
south. range east ...-......-..... 1000
James Jensen and wife to Mary +.
Mortensen, lots q, % and %, block
16. Forest Dale Observation-Disclosures. $40
Martha Larsen to Title T.. Larsen
part of lot /, block II. 5-acre plat A
Ed w. Duncan and wife to Dominic
Burns, all of lot Is and part of lot
H. block 8. Waterloo addition ... ] 500
Garfield DIN 10 Robert Dansie lots
Is. etc. block 2 l.. FL Rockwell's
addition ................ .............. !, 300
Rebecca F. Perkins TO Nellie
Wright. lots 80 etc, block 10. Per-
kins LIST survey Observation-Disclosures. 200
Utah Savings & Trust company TO
Henry O. Heath ct al. lot g. block
81 5-acre plat \ ..-......-.-....... 5000
George r. Forester to Cornela NJ
Gordon, part of lot . block 10. plat
=
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ders. in the fat years and the lean years
He has had his ups and downs like every
other man i'm the business. or any other
business, but he has never acknowledged
defeat and never lost ground that he has
NOT regained with interest.
He considers his contracts above every
thing else. I've known him to calmly suf-
fer loss of $250000 in single year as
result of a hard winter on cattle, and it's
effect on the spring delivery Of the stock
which could not have been anticipated at
the time of making his years contracts
for delivery. Rather than break his con-
tract he has purchased sheep on the range
far above his contract price in order to
carry out his agreement and make his
word good. 1t is that kind of dealing
which has made his name famous among
sheep and cattle men from the Missouri
river west -
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MANY BUILDING PERMITS.
New Banking House and Cullen Ho
tel Annex Prominent In List.

One OF the best evidences of a citv's
prosperity lies in the number of building
permits issued. together with the est
mated value OF the improvements to he
made. The following list of permits is
sued during the two weeks ending Satur-
day compares favorably with any previ-
Gus similar PERIOD this year. and is con-
siderably ahesd Of the corresponding
weeks Of last year.
The principal building for which per-
nit was issued is the new banking house
OF the Utah Savings e. Trust company. to
be erected at 235 South Main street the
work of excavating for which has been
already commenced $4,000 annex 10
the Cullen hotel is also among the pro-
jected improvements in city real estate
while $4,000 residence is being planned
by Ashton Brothers at 600 South Second
East street.
From all indications this fall and win
ter will be record breakers as far as build
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SENDS OUT CIRCULAR. LETTER
Superintendent Nelson Advises Coun-
ty Principals in Regard to Re-
quirements of Law.

State Superintendent of Public
Schools A. c. Nelson is sending out cir
cular letters to the county superinten-
dents advising them of the law requir-
ing all parents to send their children
to school. They are asked to look up
all delinquent children within the re-
quired age and report the cases. The
letter is as follows:
The law requires every parent,
guardian or other person having con-
troll of any child between and Is years
of age to send such child to a public.
district or private school in the dis
trict in which he resides at least thirty
weeks in each school year; unless, for
specific reasons prescribed by law
(chapter 80, section 1882 such parent.
guardian or other person shall be ex-
cused from such duty by the school
board of the district.
The law further requires juvenile
court officers to commit to school any
minor Cund growing up In idleness."
Take chance at Rieger & Lindley's
rphuc pnnfaSf on he
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BUYS BUSINESS SITE.
o. M. EngdahI Purchases Property
on Market Street.

One of the principal real estate deals
OF the week was made yesterday by the
real estate firm of A H. Birrell and j.
p. Morris whereby ]. S. Griggs sold to
o. NJ. Engdahl the nine-rOOm brick house
and lot at 246 West First South street.
formerly occupied as a residence The
lot is S21a feet by 165 feet and is a part
of lot 2 block 7S plat A. The considera-
ton was 81 800. and it is Mr.. Engdahps
intention 70 Immediately commence the
erection of a business block, which. when
completed is expected to cost in the
neighborhood of $4,000.
Mr. Engdahl is a well known local
contractor and says the way the city is
building up in the vicinity named fully
justifies the erection of such a struc-
ture
w. J. Halloran's office reports the sale
of a house and lot at 342 South Third
East street by O. T. Sampson to Mrs.
C K. Kennedy. the consideration being
Se noO
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NEW HOTEL COMPANY.

The Purdy Hotel & Boarding House
company filed articles of incorporat ton
yesterday in the county clerks Office.
The principal place of business will be
i'm Salt Lake City and the purpose OF
the company is TO carry on a general
hotel business. The company is CAPT
talized for 100 shares at the par value
Of $50 per share.
The officers of the company are: ].
w. Purdy. president; ]. NJ. Marriott.
Vice president; p. s. Witcher, secretary
and treasurer. With these officers. F..
L. Thomas and John H. Hague will
form the board of directors.
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COMPANY FILES ARTICLES.

The Financial Guarantee Contract
company Of Denver. Colo, which is in
corporated under the laws of the state
of Arizona. filed certified copy OF its
articles of Incorporation yesterday i'm
the secretary of states office. The pur-
pose Of the company is to dispose OF
real estate or personal property, 10 is
sue and make mortgages, deeds of trust
and purchase or sell transferable in
struments and securities. The amount
of the capital stock IS $500 shares, at
the par value of 81 per share
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MORE BOYS THAN GIRLS.
Thirty-Seven Births Reported BY
Board of Health.

Thirty-seven births were reported to
the city board of health for the week
ending Sept. 90. There were twenty
two boys and fifteen girls. There were
twenty-five deaths. fourteen of them
being males and eleven females Five
of the bodies were shipped here for
burial.
Several new cases Of typhoid fever
were reported to the board of health.
making total of thirteen cases. There
is also one case of diphtheria in quar-
antine. two cases Of whOoping cough
and two cases Of chickenpOx.
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Salt Lake is to have a coco-cola bot
Ting company. Articles of incorpora-
ton were filed yesterday in the county
clerks office. The company is capital
lied for $4,000, TO be divided into Loco
shares at the value of SO per share.
The officers of the company are: w.
w Rogers. president; r. B. Rogers,
vice president; Otis j. Caffee. treasur-
er and manager, and r. S. Patterson.
secretary.
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ing operations are concerned. The per-
mits are as follows:
Hugh Nation. Twelfth East and
skin south ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500
Il. G. NJ. l.. rear % South Main. 900
Mathew Cullen. rear Cullen hotel 40 900
2S5 South Main ....s...,.,.......... 12O. 600
J. Williams S57 and S5e West Sec
ond North Observation-Disclosures. 100
Union Foundry & Machine Co. 6S3
South Fourth West .....-.......... 800
Boyd Park. rear as South Main. 80 500
G.. NJ. BirdweH, % West Sixth
A Gargenson All West Fifth South 100
l.. c. Duncan, 1lO5 South Eighth
E. B. Wicks. BAG South Eighth East 5000
e =. Wicks. 352 South Eighth East 2,0OU
Mrs. Sarah l. Dinwoodey. 50 Cor
uOn avenue ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS S,UU
j. A. Fritsch. 4l2 South Seventh
J. A. Fritsch, ii6 South Seventh
J. A. Fritsch, 4O7 south Twelfth '
East OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1900
J. A Fritsch, 42O Douglas avenue $500
j. A. F'ritsch. 424 Douglas avenue. 900
Fred Stauffer, POS North State 80. 1000
Temple ...-....... Nv $500
Warm Springs Foundry Co, 1855
Salt i Lake IL eeG Security e e. Trust Co. ~"
Ninth East between Eighth and
Ninth South ---:.-.-....-:.---.-..--- 3OW
Salt Lake Security II Trust Co,
Tenth South and West Temple. 1900
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.,
Fourth and l. streets ...........,... 1000
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co..
Winsor avenue ...................... LOO
Salt Lake Security d Trust Co.
Seventh East between Eighth and
Ninth South ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co.
Fourth between l. and NJ streets. 1000
Mrs. ChriSman. Browns court. 49,. 1000
Thomas Leslie 81 North First West 5000
Shelton Publishing Co. Franklin
A. p. Nelson. 1862 West Second
Nortn -.-. --..-.-...----. .---....--..- Z,OU
Miss C. and NJ. Schroeder. Emery
between Sixth and Seventh South 1000
Mrs. NJ. Il. Cannon, 1860 South
Eighth West -........................ 800
w. d. Williams, corner Seventh
West and Sixth South .........-.... 1000
Boutwell, & McCOnaughy. Twelfth
East between First and Second
South t.. ...-............-.......-. 1900
Boutwell, & McConaughy. Tenth
East between Eighth and Ninth
South ...... observation-disclosures. 5000
A. O. Wood. al West Second South 100
Ashton Brothers. $50 South Second
Ashton Brothers. 1924 West Car
litIu .-.. ....... -. 49,. LOW
d. s. Spencer. Second street, west
of A street ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b,OOO
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The figures show an increase of ss53-
POLIO over the corresponding week OF last
year. The total clearing for the month
ending Saturday were 1851. 54325 as
against S16.34S 1888 for the month of Sep
TENDER last year This Is a substantial
gain for both week and month over the
corresponding periods of last year
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Davis County fair at Lagoon.

NJ. & NJ. association day Oct 3rd.
Special train 1870 q. m. Pluck band.
Fare, so cents, including admission to
fair grounds.
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DAVIS COUNTY FAIR.

Salt Lake day at Lagoon Oct. srd.
Pluck band. Fare. 80 cents, including
admission to grounds
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-09-30

Get your windows fixed nov. The
glass mau is waiting. Morrison. Mer-
rill g. Co., 2S Main St
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Bonds.
Salt Lake Bank cIearinqs.

Salt Lake bank clearin9s for the weeI
ending Saturday were as follows:
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Take a chance at Rieger & Lindley's
rebus contest on the sporting page.
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Holds His Contracts Sacred.

A stranger making inquiries concern
inE Mr.. Saunders would readily discover
that he was on the trail OF an excep-
tional character. Those who have come
into contact with him and have followed
his career during the score Of wears in
which he has been a fixture in Salt Lake
cannot find words adequate to express
their admiration of the man and his
methods.
acquaintance in speaking of him. That's
work. He is marvel for work He can
accomplish more in p shorter space of
time than any man / know. He has
brought his system 70 such fine point
that proposition which would stagger
the ordinary man seems very simple to
him. He is optimistic and cheerful in
the face of disbursement and disap-
pointment. He is always the same Saun-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-06-16
COWS, DOGS, POULTRY

FOR sALE-L1TTER OF FIVE GoRDEN SET.
tiers, all bitches months old, $15 each, or
S25 for pair. F. C. Lockhart, Cavour, S. d.
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REAL. ESTATE FOR SALE
Unirnproyed.
Continued.

4 8
Continued.
THE BEAUTIES OF CALHOUN LOTS CAN BE
seen roma distance and those that are still
for sale In this section are very scarce You
h Know when the supply is small the demand
vance. Now don't think for minute that
the prices are high Next year will see them
viii hs By and spG of e;
In this section is very complete and one in
particular that is cheap is located on Hum
is zex12s has stone 's Walk water gas and and
trees, all paid for; grade is perfect; price
$3.50. See US before you buy.
8l5 Bank Of Commerce Bldg.
FOR sALE-aooD CORNER LOT, 421l1o, ON
Logan av and Sd av n 5000.
Lot on 7th av and Oak Lake, 5ox15O, 5000.
..d Lot on Columbus av. 4ox12s, near Lake St,
Corner lot on 18th av sE facing park,
Corner lot on Girard av near 9th av,
4s1156 to alley, 5000.
hne lot ON 25th st near Irving av s.; want
Oner; belongs to nonresident.
$40 Temple Court.
ONE ACRE ON 40th Av s AND E saith ST, IN
sns s ns addition four blocks f from
the great twin cities. Where land is sure to
easy terms: don't delay.
F. F. Lambert,
! $50 Guaranty Bldg.
THE CHEAPEST AND MOST BEAUTIFUL
lots in this city are at Sevenoaks, Selby-
Lake street interurban line. We have river
bank frontage and good inside lots from $3.50
up, on easy terms. For plats and Informal
| ton call at our offices, corner 42d av s and
Lake ct, or ia 9TH st 8. Edmund g. Walton
T Agency.
CHEAP LOTS--$S60 TAKES EAST FRONT
corner, Lyndale ay inside 46th; ESQ, east
front lot, Lake Isles near 2eth st and irving
| av; $685. Calhoun park east front. Humboldt
| av 8 inside 3d. very fine and cheap. Per.
| .clval, SOC Guaranty building. a.ts=
FOR sALE-sh ACRES FRONTING RIvEB
bank park at Bridal Veil waterfalls, and ap
proach to franklin av bridge; charming river
| view; an ideal location for handsome resi-
dences or summer resort. g.. l.. Davis, Gil
allan block, st. Paul.
CHEAP ACRES NEAR TTY-;2,soo TAKES
Ave acres. Lyndale av 8 near 47th; 81, 4Ot
buildings, level land under cultivation; 81, ~
Guaranty building.
BARGAIN IN THREE LOTS, CLOSE TO etl
av and near Lypdale av: east front. tel
minutes walk from West hotel; $3.50 take
all three; very easy terms. Perctval, 80
Guaranty building.
LAuDERDALR co. HAVE VACANT LOTS l
minutes walk from Como line, East Mime
apoiis; overlook city; very cheap. At $40
to $3.50, on your terms Temple Court.
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Farm Lands.

SPLENDID DAIRY FARM.
311 miles from Koochiching Falls; 162 acres
fine level land, high and dry; deep black
loan, with clay subsoil; 26 acres cleared,
story and half; good stable, we'll, etc.. and
a fine wagon road to town; not foot Of waste
land on this tract; especially adapted to
dairying and gardening; before long this land
will be acquired for town lot purposes.
Price, only $14 per acre.
5000 mortgage can be transferred; there
is not better farm bargain in this entire
northwest. II you don't act quick the other
fellow will. We absolutely guarantee this
description and present valuation. 1t Is
bound to suit you: Call or write us at once.
H. : The l.. L. Enger Company, ses,.
". 12O Temple Court, -:
-. -: Minneapolis... Mimi.
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BUILDING PERMITS

Miss Nadine Cr,imp. 2120 Harriet avenue,
two story frame dwelling .............
500 Railway companys Second street, be-
tween Fourth and Fifth, avenues. two
story brick re-enf. con. freighthouse :.
Andrew johnson. A22 5Lyndale avenue N,
! y story frame me- dwelling :: $500
History frame dwelling ...............
Hicks company, 1102 Thirteenth avenue
Sc. y story frame dwelling 1880.
Eight minor permits ....s...............
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STORAGE


THE BOYD TRANSFER & STORAGE CO. HAS
unequaled facilities for packing, moving, stor
Ing and shipping household goods. See our
elegant freproof Storage Warehouse with
:, separate rooms and compartments. Warehouse
office, 400 E Lake st; main office, 46 So Sd St
MINNEAPOLIS TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Co. has best facilities for handling and stor-
> ing household goods; expert furniture packers;
satisfaction assured; cut rates to Pacific coast
- and other points our speciality. l22 9th st s.
& Q Both phones. 80 2essEfE = -- ~ =
CUT RATES ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS TO CHI
cago Denver. Spokane. Pacific coast terminals
and tributary points: best of service and low
est possible rates. Write or call on the Boyd
Transfer & Storage Co., 46 So Sd st.
CAMERoNs TRANSFER AND STORAGE
Best facilities for moving and storing house
hold goods; expert packers. Office. 200 Nicol-
let. Both phones 1908: Res. phone T. G. 1924.
WAREHOUSE WITH sIDETRACK, BUILDING
40x60, stories, No. 1902 Franklin av. Prior
Seed Co., 635 Sd av S.
PRIVATE ROOMS FOR STORAGE OF HOUSE
hold goods. Standard Warehouse Co.. 229 LIST
st n. --- FL
FREPRooF STORAGE. CLEAN. SEPARATE
rooms; packing and shipping. 1O6 LIST ay s.
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ALTAR AND GRAVE

BIRTHS.
Friedlund, Mr.. and Mrs. O. W.. 1905 E Nine.
teenth street. q boy.
st. Peter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry, 24e Eight
eenth avenue n. boy.
Hanson. Mr.. and Mrs. Nils, 63s Summer
street, GIRL. ~
nue. n. boy.
avenue n. girl.
Billet. Mr.: and Mrs. W. h, 1905 Emersoa
avenue N boy.
Michaud, Mr.. and Mrs. T.. 2ss Thirteenth CID
nue. N. girl.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
August Berg and Mary Moline. 80
Carl o. Utterburg and Emma c. Nylen.
Peter A. Nelson and Ida Erlandson.
F John L. Skagmo and Johanna Tangen.
+ Charles v. Stevens and Fora E. Hawkes..
Henry Rolling and Gertrude Muller.
Hugh c. Arey and Mabel Lane.
John A. Grottum and Johanna u. Heedle4
James McDougall and Emma B. Fischer.
Samuel E. King and Mabel A. Carmichael.
Ausburn E. Lowe and Hazel B. Coons.
Peter P. Bekke and Ellen N. Mortenson.
DEATHS.
Hawley Ruth, 204 W Franklin av.
Stevens Hal J.. 1908 Seventh street Sc.
Hanson Olaf 1896 Fourth street \.
Skeels n. Fred 2S11 W Forty first street.
Green, Oscar, Swedish hospital.
Wyatt, John Soldiers Home.
Brombach Beatrice 2516 Fifteenth avenus 4
Barnes. Mary, 15lb Third street 8.
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FAUX CO.. s. D.. FARMS.

..:... FAUX CO.. 8. D.. FARMS. !: s..
- 32o-acre improved farm: level land: soil
black loan; house 16x22-L-14-16; stable $2Sx
As; granary 14x7O; chicken house 1Ox14; flow
ing we'll: 220 acres in cultivation, balance
fenced; liz miles from county seat, 81 miles
to station on railroad now building: equal in
productive value to land that sells at 500 or
more per acre In eastern states Price for
quick sale, S25 per acre. e
5, " John W. Hays. Faulkton. 8. D. 81
FARMERsLDo YOU WANT TO GIVE YOUR
boys start In life? If SO, help them to buy
farm in sunny southern Alberta. The ad-
IS vance in values will make them rich in ten
years time. You have seen land 80 from
IS to 500 per acre in Iowa. and Minnesota.
You will see the same advance in Canada,
only in much lens time. A small cash invest.
n,ent now lays the foundation Of fortune.
Join our excursions June 20 to 81. Write
for particulars. Sf
FNs&# o. W.. Kerr Co..
.sse 500 Guaranty Building.
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY


ANOTHER SPRING PARK SNAP.
Consisting of a beautifully situated sum-
mer home, with over $50 feet gravel beach
tract is 400 feet deep and widens to street
at the rear; fine growth of native forest
trees; the cottage is located on natural
building site, with fine view; best Of
re- lots, and, of course, there is room for sew
eral more cottages if desired; price only
$1,000, part cash. 1t is snap in
vestment or for home purposes. Can be seen
Sunday afternoon between and 4. Take
Captain Bearings boat at Spring Park. He
will land you at the property. sc
j.. NJ Davies, 500 Phoenix. 49,.
FOR LAKE MINNEToNKA FRUIT FARMS,
Apgar, at Excelsior, Lake Minnetonka, MINI.
Every prospective customer receives my per-
ident at the lake for the past thirty years, /
know the soil, desirable locations and prices
Thoroughly. Map of lake, 2ox24, and catalogue
OF properties free. Both phones. t.-
@ 9 8ASDG e CO. Has corTAeE At
Po1s Tonka Bay, eight rooms, well-furnished
Q large screened porch, shore front, fine
70 ~ shade; cheap at $3.50. Temple Court. {
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE, WITH LARGE
screened porch, all furnished, including ice
Il and water, few rods from lake shore ant
about three minutes walk from station; 81
for season: N. Martenson, agent G.. N. Ry.
Wayzata, MINI. .,- ~. --...-..r ..
FOR RENT-CoTTAGE, FURNISHED; LARGE
living room and two bedrooms, kitchen
screened porch, at Fairview station. Alst
small cottage at Spring Park main lake
Schadde Bros, 1918 9th st Sc. -
FOR sALE-4o-ACRE FRUIT FARM, NEAI
Purgatory Spring, quarter-mile from line
one mile from Minnetonka, three miles from
Excelsior; will sell with or without fruit
Joseph Cerveny, Excelsior.
BOARD AND ROOMS OFFERED AT MINNIE
tonka, upper lake farm with summer cottage
close to lake; quiet place; good accommoda
| tions. Boats free. Address 2572 Journal
FOR RENTAL ZUMBRA HEIGHTS, FUR
nished fve-room cottage, four acres wooded
boat Take boat at Excelsior and see 1t
J. F. Downey.
WANTED TO RENT-A THREE OR FOUR
room cottage at Lake Minnetonka, abou
| July 80, for week. Address Box 951, Win
| throp, MINI. s- s-~
WILL SELL MY FURNISHED MINNIE
tonka home below cost to build; BEAUTIFUL
wooded shore lot, lower lake. Phone Sout
| 55O-J.
N1NE.RooM COTTAGE, FURNISHED, Fo1
two families; large barn, icehouse filledi Sl2
| for the season. Call 4O4 Masonic Tempe.
WOODLAND POINT WAS THE NAME SELECT
| ed for our Minnetonka property. America
Suburb Co. s42-44-4e Security Bank.
FOR RENT-FIvE-RooM FURNISHED COT
| tage at Cottagewood; convenient to hotel. I
p. Pitcher, 416 Sd av N. Phone 1925.
FOR RENT-oNE LARGE, wELL-FURN1sHE
room in private family cottage, two blocks
Keewaydin hotel, Cottagewood.
THAT $3.50 LAUNCH, 9-H.P. ENGINE, Is A
Shadegg Engine Co., BIO Sd st 8.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

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FOLLOWING MERCHANDISE STOCKS FOR
good land at right price and not heavily In
numbered: $4,000 general merchandise and
$4,000 building; $40. 900 hardware and imple-
ments; $4,000 general merchandise; $4,000
general merchandise. Cox & Fitzpatrick,
Adrian. MINI.
I OWN AND WILL TRADE, FREE FROM IN
cumbrance. either half or whole section Of
fine land near Saltcoats, Sask.. for residence
In Minneapolis Fargo, worth the money.
Price Of land $16 per acre. Residence must be
clear. R. A. Fox, Lyle. MINI.
lel A., MINI, SCI, FOR CITY RES.
100 A.. Marshall Co., Mimi, SIG, city Res.
1872 A., Cass Co., Mimi, $14, for city Res
American Land & Elk. Co.,
443 Security Bank Bldg, Minneapolis, MINI.
WALNUT GROVE STOCK & DAIRY FARM,
26O acres, rich black loan, two miles from
county seat; brick buildings; gentleman q
home; terms, exchange for California prop
erty. Henry Ames, Litchfeld. MINI.
70 TRADE-sEcT1oN FINE LAND, NO IN.
cumbranre, l,ear Isle Harbor. Mile Laos lake,
Mimi, for section same nea- New Salem. n.
D. Gibbs & Parker New Salem. y. D.
QUARTER SECTION LAND IN WASHINGTON;
good soil; 5000 cords wood on place; auto OF
what have your Charles Craig, Newport,
Wash
WISH TO TURN AN ELEGANT HOME ON
prominent boulevard, with a few thousand
cash. for income property. Address 2691, Jour
nal Il =s3 81 80 = s-s5sssaa4
THE EMERGENCY COMPANY,
new departure.