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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-09-30
THE MINNEAPOLIS. JOURNAL.
Sunday, September 80, 1906.

San francisco and D. H. Talbert from
indianapolis to Join in the reunion. The
family formerly resided in Indianapolis.
but it is many years since the members
were all together.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feigel announce the en-
to Hersey A. Weymouth of st. Croix
Falls, Wis. The wedding will take
place Oct. 10. ~.
Miss Minnie Troendle entertained at
Garfield avenue S for Miss Edith Per-
nell Of st. Paul and Harry Watson.
whose marriage will take place this
mouth. A basket filled with CAV sal
via blossoms furnished an effective cen
terplece and there was red shaded
taper in brass holder at each place.
with the name card which was painted
with saliva blossoms Red carnations
marked the BRIDES cover.
Mrs. D. G. Mckenzie and Mrs. G.. l..
Start entertained at a luncheon and
matinee party yesterday in honor of
Mrs. J. L. Adams and Mrs c. K. Neff
OF Groton, S. D. Covers were placed
for ten,
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Priebe gave a
reception Wednesday evening at the
Hotel Van Eyce for Mrs. J. C. Huber
and Miss Huber, who have been visit.
ing them, and who have left for their
home at Meriden, Conn.,, after seven
| weeks , visit in Wisconsin and Mime
sofa. The guests included Rev. and
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from the city were, Messrs. and Mines.
Sewall D. Andrews, Archa Wilcox, f.
w. Commons, Moretons and Mackey.
The S. IS. Linton home on Portland
avenue will also be closed this winter
as Mrs. Linton will go east to spent
Mrs. Mary BocIWa heF 0th Mrs. BooE
walter has been home the last week
and with her mother is at the Plaza
until they leave the last Of the week
for New York. m -. s. .aIae-% p. .
Mrs. 0. G. Wyman accompanied her
daughter, Miss katherine Wyman, on
her way to an eastern. school last Sun
day. Miss Wyman is pupil at Farm
ington, Conn. ~
Miss Lillian Fuller will leave Satur-
day for Seattle to sail on the steamer
fremont for Manila, where her mar.
rage to. John Gray Of that city will
take place. Wednesday afternoon
! formally for Miss Fuller at her home
on Pleasant avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Pennington
entertained informally at dinner Fri
day evening at the Minikahda club.
John s.. Bradstreet is home from q
summer in Japan and Tuesday evening
Mrs. Morris L. Hallowcll entertained a
group OF his friends at her home in
Ferndale to welcome him back.
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry. K. Side enter.
tanned at dinner Thursday evening al
their country home, Ramblcside on the
Mississippi. Covers were laid TO,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank j. Mackay of
London, who recently spent month in
Minneapolis, were guests last week of
Mrs. Hobart Chatfeld- Chatfeld Taylor
at Lake Forest, III. Mr. and Mrs. Mack.
ay were entertained at a number of
affairs in Chicago, just they were
here, and Mrs: Taylor gave several din.
ners in their honor.
The wedding Of Miss Gertrude Mar
garet Wallace and NJ. Thomas Owens
of Chicago, which will take place Mon
day afternoon, Oct. 8, at 4 'clock, will
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be family affair and the guests will
not number more than twenty five. The,
only attendants" will be the bride g
small niece, Helen Parmely, who. will
carry the ring, and little Helen Robin
son, who will serve as flower girl. Rev.
Irving P: johnson will read the service
7t 5he esRs 5hs ge1aas mSthsp Mrs.
+ Wednesday evening, Mrs. Wood gave
a dinner for shefI Daughter. White as
tiers and ferns made an attractive table
decoration. Among the out-of- town
guests were Mrs. John Ransome, the
Misses Mabel and Rena Ransome Of
Brookfeld, Mo-, and E. B. Baker Of
New Haven, Conn. : E
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Shores will issue
of their daughter,I Amy Louise, to Earl
A. LOOMS Of Owatonna, which will
take place Wednesday evening, Oct. IT.
at O'Clock at: the family home, l011
Sixth street Sc. Miss Shores will have
her sister, Miss Ruth Shores, as maid
of honor, and little Amy Smith will be
the flower girl. Sterling LOOMS is to
be his brother s best man.
! Mrs. Euretta Whitcher Of 1882 Plea
ant avenue s announces the engagement
of her daughter, Lulu Bell, to Raymond
Barker Farnsworth. The wedding will
take place Oct. IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Darling announce
the engagement of their daughter, Caro-
Ign, to Nelson S. Davis. The wedding
will take place late in November.
For the first time in thirty-two years
a group of brothers and sisters have
been united. Three Of them reside in
Minneapolis, at Linden Hills, DR.. G. S..
ITalbert, DR.. A. T. Carter and Mrs. Anna
T. Parry. j. M. .Talbert has come from
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T~ HE announcement of the engage
IA %

TT HE announcement of the engage
q ment of Miss Alice Langhorne
- and Stanley Washburn, which
was made last week, was of more than
usual interest account of the prom
inence of the families Of both young
people. Mr.. Washburn is the youngest
son of General and Mrs. William D..
Washburn of Fair Oaks, and his work
as war correspondent in the recent
Russian-Japanese war gave him fame
of his own.
His fance, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs , JGhp D hang Soes of of fam
famous for the beauty Of its women.
She is cousin of the beautiful Lang
horne sisters of Richmond, Va, one of
whom married William Waldorf Aston,
Jr.. of London and New York, and an
other is the wife of Charles Dana Glib
Miss Langhorne traces her ancestry
back to the early colonial period, and is
connected with the Taylor family, SO
prominent in the early social and po-
Itieal history of Virginia, and also
leaders of society in Washington in the
middle Of the last century.
Miss Langhorne is a blonde, with the
charming manner of the well-born
southern woman,- and she is popular in
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Messrs. ROLAND w. Esterley and Joseph
Brett. Miss Edna Probe presided IN
the dining room where the ices were
served, and Master Louis Prelbe served
sWeetmeats in the parloI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Williamson cele-
ing at their home, 1919 First avenuesS;;
Progressive cinch was played and
prizes were won by Mrs. q. B. Kyle,
George Richards and Charles William
son. A light supper was served after
the games. The guests were Messrs.
and Mines. Frank Mccormick, Fred
Vesper, F. B. Kyle, George Richards,
Jamese Rice, T. +. Lally, Charles Will
hanson; Misses May Peterson, Edna
Stearns, Cosette Williamson; Messrs.
Edward Tunstall, Oscar Scheig, Harry
Hurlburt, Roy Lloyd and Lewis Hogan.
An event of the week that will in
terest the dancing set will be the open
ing informal of Malcolm's Dancing
academy in the Masonic Temple ball
room Friday evening. The ball room
Of the new building, 1401 University
avenue Sc, is now complete with its
pretty decorations, and will be opened
az an East Side academy Of dancing
by II. W. Malcolm and Miss Ethel
Malcolm with reception Saturday
evening.
Miss Lillran R. Cracroft Of Licking
ton, Ky. and John T. O'Malley were
married Tuesday in the Church of the
HOLY Rosary.
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Washington. She has one sister and
brother, Marshall Langhorne, who is
in the diplomatic service, having re-
Gently been appointed secretary Of the
legation at Christiania, Norway, after
serving in China, Mexico and Santo
Domingo in the last five years.
Mr.. Washburn met Miss Langhorne
on the steamer on his last trip to Japan
Miss Langhorne was on her way to
Manila to visit her brother, who was
then in the customs department of the
Philippines. The last summer she has
been with her family at Narragansett
old families Of Washington, but within
the week they have all gone to Atlantic
City to round out the autumn season.
The wedding will probably not take
place until late in the winter and then
Mr.. Washburn will bring his bride to
Minneapolis to make their home
General and Mrs. Washburn and Mr.
Washburn have been east for some
time, but they will be home Tuesday.
Miss Rebecca Semple is to have Miss
Marion Partridge as her maid of honor
The two young women have been child
hood friends, and are constant compan-
ions whenever they are at home. Last
year they both made their debut and
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Dramatic and Social

they have been inseparable, sharing So
cial pleasures at home and abroad, so
to see Miss Partridge as the maid Of
honor at Miss Semple IS wedding is Just
what society expected. Of course, there
will be a number of out-of-town brides
maids, friends from St. Louis and Gin
cinnati, in addition to the Minneapolis
girls, who are to form the bridal pro-
cession. Miss Mary Rand is one Of the
Minneapolis younger girls who will be
bridesmaid. She is the daughter Of
niece of A. T. Rand, Miss Semple $
stepfather. Miss Rand leaves this eve
ming for Bryn Mawr college to continue
her. Studies Mrs. John washburn is
taking the group Of college girls, her
daughter, Miss Margaret Washburn.
Miss Charlotte Passmore and Miss
Maud Rand, to Bryn Mawr. Miss Rand
will come back the first week in No.
vember for the West-Semple wedding.
Altho society is in such a somnolent
state, people arc by no means idle, and
the time which later will be taken up
by receptions and dinners is now being
devoted to philanthropy. The women
who are interested in the Northwestern
hospital have been meeting once a fort
that the time grows shorter they will
have weekly thimble bees at the home
of Mrs. H. H. Kimball to make pretty
things for the fair, which is to be the
most elaborate thing of it's kind that
Minneapolis has seen for many long
time: It is years since we have had
anything in the nature of a society
bazaar and the plans for the Northwest.
ern hospital affair sound attractive. It
w proba Ge n the b9 Masonc q Tempe and
there will be vaudeville program by
a group of clever amateurs, Punch
and-Judy show, a fish pond, fortune
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Mrs. J. G.. Bauer Of st. Paul, Rev. and
Mrs. w. A. Weiss, Rev. and Mrs. F. J..
Preine, Messrs and Mines. R. A. Tyre,
A. D.. Roth, Frank GRADER, J. A. Kel-
Ter, J. Brett, A. G. Kerkhof; Misses
Dora Scheffel, Florence Roth. Merle
and Irene Keller and L. A. Esterley;
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WANTED--REAL ESTATE


WANTED - HOUSES FOR $l,600 TO $1,000
cash. We have several customers now in hand
for six or eight-room houses, who have the
cash to buy with. We want houses in good
outlying sections List your houses with US
at once. Call on Janney, 203 Oneida, Bldg
LIST: YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE Ar THE
~,ra. buyers Information Bureau, 49,
49, 304 Boston Block, Minneapolis
70 Everybody who wants to buy comes here
: for what they want. Call or write for terms
and particulars.
WANTEn-HoME FROM $4,000 70 s20, 600,
all cash. If you wish to sell your home,
particulars Ny buyer is now In the city
and will pay all costs. Paul Beuhler, 456
Temple Court
WE SOLICIT YOUR LIsTINHs.
We have continual calls for all classes Of
your time to Investigate. Best FIRE and lorna.
do insurance. Chute Realty Co.. S01 Central
WANTED-To BUY FROM 5000 TO 10000
acres of wild level North Dakota land, suit
able for retailing. State lowest price in first
letter. Address 2246. Journal.
LIST YOUR CITY PROPERTY WITH US.
We can sell it. Empire Land h Investment
Co., 434 Guaranty Loan building.
We CAN SELL YOUR FARMS AND CITY
property. Empire Land & Investment Co.,
Asa Guaranty Loan building.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH THE LOWRY
Realty Co., 329 Boston block. Listing free.
WANTED-TO BUY a CHEAP HOUSE AT
j once. .312 Bank of Commerce building.
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BUILDING PERMITS


= First avenue s. new store front -. 1000
G. F. Swanson. 300 street NE, 1h-
story frame dwelling ......,.......... $500
story frame dwelling ...,,............ ., 1900
A1te story T frame dwelling .............. $500
G. A. Haskell. 414 Oak street Sc, two
story frame dwelling ....,............. $500
en two story rs frame e' dwelling ......... - $500
"tt story frame frame W dwelling @ " $500
Mrs isabella Henion. 1O46 Sixteenth ave-
| nue. SE. 1a STORY frame dwelling 80. 1850
' 5. Ih story '' frame @ dwelling l...,.... 1000
WV tMo-s.orv isauS frame @ dselIing - 1000
= frame % dwelling 49, .................,.... . $500
Gabriel. Amundson, 1921 Twenty
street. History frame dwelling 1000
Minor permits t..................i.... ], ,355
j 4
Total $50, ,3o5
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS


Eustace- H. Foss and wife to vernal
Truesdell: lots to Z. block 8. Mime
haha Falls ...................... Sa
George ssst ,D4 DFedss to h Gsorgs B. MeiIlan,
netonka Heights. except S five acres;
alsek alse the wa 60 feet of lots AND o
Emersons addition .................. 3,4
Eugene G. Garwood and wife to Ella b.
and Seth c; Camp. lot 10. block so,
Calhoun Park
H. Mikes. lot 4, block 1. Garfield Ave-
hue addition ..........-............ As
Win. G. Terry and wife to Fannie NJ.
Forester. lot s and Is feet Of lot
T. block 8. vinton Park addition -. 40
Joseph P. Sweiger and wife to Herman
se,1te, sehqten, l1;.,l lot IS block 2 Nickels &
Albert N. % sIocum to- Lowell a. Lame
reaux. part NV NE section 33-117-23.. 80
Georgia Robinson to Ella B. Camp, lot "a.
n,,a Mest End END sdd1tiDn sath q c:nn to H,9sns
Garwood, lots "a. 95. West End addi-
Jones 1'en Realty company to Moffett Invest.
ment company, lots to 7. block %.
Gales second addition .............. SO
Bennie L. Babcock and wife to James H.
Rowell. lot s. block s. Second Division
Martin B. .' Hofstad and wife ' ct al. to
Frida Carlson: lot 81. block 8, Fair
coIpeIna Ia adften Peterson and wife to james
T. Kenny. lots s, block 4, First Division
Remington Park ..................... 30
National Life Insurance company to
Joseph A. De Boer lot q and S " lot
%. block 4. Oak Pnrk addition ...... 81
Chauncey Griggs and wife to c.. W.
Griggs lot 6. block 2, lots II, 5, s, 10.
16. IS. 20. 20: "a: 25. BLOCK 8. and
lots s. 10, q. 25 to 27 81 to 80. 80,
block 80. Oak Lake addition ...,,,,.
H. S. Nichols to Lizzie Vitoff, lot is.
block /, Jewetts addition ............ 2,s
Angeline e. Rex to Thomas Purcell, lot
3. block l. Western avenue addition. -. 1,s
Electric Steel Elevator company to Rus
sell Miller Milling company, triangular
tract part sections 10 and 30. town.
ship 1928. containing 100, ,914. 80 square
feet more or less .,.....: .::......;..;.. 16,1
Hoagg, lot 3, block 33, Groyeland ad-
QlllCn .....,s..s..'. ''.''''..' <rs
Frances r. Holmes to August @. San.
ford. lot 25. block 16. Rollins second
Frances e. Holmes to John Sanford, lot .
20. block 16. Rollins second addition
Helene NJ. Rock to Mary Grant. lot 70,
William f, Maurer and wife to John
Ianare, part lot l. Auditors subdivision
Bertha B. and F. II. Page to Thomas G.
Page, undivided u of lot /, Abraham's
! subdivision Harmon's addition ........ AZ
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MINNETONKA PROPERTY


AVOID HAY FEvER-FoRTY ACRES WITH
over Iuarter-mile lake frontage on east side
Lake st. ,Croix at solon Springs, Wis, 3A
. fine beach, handsome Zine trees, suitable for
plating into lots and sale for summer cot
tages, 50 cottages now located on this lake,
. situated on dividing ridge between waters Of
Lake Superior and Mississippi valley, near the
celebrated ,Drue river" Baldwin, Owner,
81 4th st, st. Paul.
WANTED-A FAMILY OF THREE OR -FOUR
to spend the rest of August and September
with refined private family at the lake !;
beautiful place, within five minutes of cleo
trio line; terms reasonable. Address 14O5,
=, Journal.
FOR M1NNEToNKA ACRES, SHORE LOTS
and cottages, see or write A. s. Apgar, Ex-
celsior, Lake Minnetonka, MINI. Catalogue
and large map Of lake free. '
ASSEMBLY HoTEL-MouND, LAKE M1NNE-
to1ka' good Recommendations in tents house
from ~ to $1.5O per day. Reached by
Great Northern lake trains.
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q Ii YOU were renting house you .
g would show prospective tenant @
8 every desirable point, and thus In q
3 terest him. In writing Journal 9
9 want ad you should DO the same 9
8 thing. The results will be The same q
5 the prospective tenant will come q
5 to see about 1t. Tell the whole q
5 story-that will bring the answers.
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OPTICIANS

EYES EXAMINED; GLASSES 81 AND UP; AR
tinclal eyes; open Saturday evenings; Sunday
10 to ii. Ostrem 500 Nicollet upstairs.
DR.. GERTRUDE STANTON, ONLY .woMAN
optician IN the city. Dayton's, Tth and Me.
JOHN J. DoWD, OPToMETRIST AND oPTI.
clan, optical dept, Minneapolis Dry Goods Co.
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REAL, ESTATE EXCHANGE

WILL TRADE OR SELL FINE FRUIT LAND,
so acres, close to Millbourne. Fla. and ! u to
miles from Atlantic ocean. What have you
got to offer2 Answer G. j. Babcock, col
Penn aEa n, Minneapolis, 5Sa 4s
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PATENT Alto oRNEYs

WILLIAMSON & MERCHANT, PATENT Law
anty building, Minneapolis, Mimi; 81 McGill
building, Washington. d. g.
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OCEAN STEAMERS

THE EMPRESS LINE or THE ATLANTIC
High class accommodations on the new ex-
press steamers, Empress Of Britain and Em.
press Of Ireland, the fastest, largest and finest
steamers between st. Lawrence ports and Eu.
rope; every luxury Of travel and all the COM
Portable appointments are at the disposal Of
Canadian Pacific Royal Mail Steamship Lines
232 Nicol1et av. Minneapolis, MINI
GOING TO EURoPEl BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty building.
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CRADLE, ALTAR AND GRAVE

DEATHS.
NJ. S. Grover, 2025 Clinton avenue.
Edwin V. Childs, 2916 Girard avenue.
Tessie K. Little, Gates sanatorium.
s. Titterud, Norwegian hospital
F. r. Lee, I29 3West Twenty sixth street,
Bertha Olson Northwestern hospital.
Louis Folz, city hospital.
Walter Paulson, 2406 Thirty-second street.
BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Sorenson, 227 Seventh
street SE q boy.
MIR. and Mrs Axel Carlson, 1919 Twenty.
Ole Wiggin, lOl3 Third avenue Me- girl.
Mr. and Mrs. Ole Wiggin, 1013 Third avenue
NE, a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Lester, lO43 Sew.
Mr. and MRS. Ole H. Haaden, 1907 Newton
avenue N.
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BOARD AND ROOM
2 II c G. /
,Wanfed.a , .

~>~ISSS-SIl~4~>>~
BOARD AND ROOM IN PRIVATE FAMILY BY
man and wife, 1onagor2> before Ssept. 1;si6ne or
two rooms: furnished uifurnfshed; must
be frstclass and. willing ito pay accordingly
No objection to distance! Address 2H7, Jour
nal. .Iap1M ?a.G
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FOR RENT
For Rent - Unfurnished HouseS.
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE. {
Panfa al OF pnssnsSion 4

VI &GuL-- ~ LII ulAlSA0u IIOu36N.
THE WISCONSIN SYNDICATE. @
Rental List, Possession Sept. i,
500 Temple eosrs oMnsfs' 'Botn phones.
s15--Eine six.room cottage, hardwood three
fine bedrooms, water, good location, one block
to eWstern car; 2O2S Sd av NJ
cottage good lot wass 5ss7 and I'd
s11-Fiveroom second-aoor duplex apart
east front just the thing for small family;
$40 Grand av S. near Lake st line;
duplex apartment, Nicoilet av and 25th ST.
strictly high h, grade grad in every respect tanitos
CANT apartment in the wisconsin, 515 17th
st; none e. better In the city ovarr snown
convenience, 5oss University av Sc. This is
ground floor and o. K.
duplex. 24se Nieollet; will. reduce, rent on
tsRE ter to 6s found ,n no'sS
The Wisconsin Syndicate, 90
900 Temple Court. -
&2o-EIaHT.Roo HOUSE N lTENEMEN;TI9, lem s;I2
SIS -slx-room, first noor of house, modern but
sso-Tach, new double house. hardwood floors
and finish. hot water heat. modern and
up to date, on Aldrich av S, near 9th ST,
ready for occupancy Oct. 15
S10-Four rooms. second door. gas and city wa
ter, Clinton ay, near 18th ST.
S26 to $32. .50-Modern fats inside 18th st and
Clinton
Care Of houses and fats specially.
Sloane -McCulloch Agency,
Oneida Block, 1O4 4th st S.
S22.5e-lal8 HILLSIDE Av. EIGHT ROOMS,
modern except heat.
isSSz' nth st s. stSss four rooms city
water and toilet.
Charles NJ Morton Co., soo-so2 Nicollet.
soUTHEAsT-NEAR sTATE UNIVERSITY, 4ol
Oak st; nine rooms, all modern house; almost
new. Also six and seven-room nats, 5Q1-5O3
18th Sc, steam heated, $50 and $3.50.
Inquire Of janitor. Gould, 1894 7. G.
$50 I'd AV S, lo-RooM MODERN HOUSE;
combination heat. hardwood floors down stairs
small barn; pleasant neighborhood; rent $50
Apply to Mrs. Arthur P. Stacy. 2712 Blaisdell
I FIR r-oLAss RESIDENCE ON CLIFTON Av
Is offered for sale, Will lease three Years
or more to desirable tenant. Apply 1856 Bank
Minneapolis building, Nicollet av and Sd st.
r LOOKING FOR A NEW, THOROUGHLY
modern eight to ten-room house, inspect -
Clarence av. Prospect Park: rent $50. ]. l..
Gable.
A NIoE HOUSE, FIVE ROOMS, FRONTING
park 2S11 Lyndale N; rent $15. See Bell
Investment Co., or phone owner, I. c. l42Z4
FIRST T-CLAss EIGHT.RooM HOUSE; CENTRAL
and desirable location; reasonable rent to care
ful tenant Inquire at 1920 1st ay s
For Rent-Frunished Houses.
FOR RENT-FuRN1sHED HOUSE ON PORT.
land av; modern Address 225S. Journal.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE


Continued.
A $4,000 EaUITYs IN 467 ACRES, WELL
improved, In Harrison county, Iowa, at
16O acres improved in Lyon county, Mimi,
.s; at $55, for general merchandise
$5,00o-Fine jewelry stock for land in
$l6o ,ooO-Fine office building in Iowa, for
cheap Canadian land. sA
G. r, Freeman,
49, 8040 Dupont av Minneapolis.
TO EXCHANGE-A QUARTER SECTION OF
choice, CANADIAN land near Rosthern Sas-
katchewan want small house or other proper
I ty In Minneapolis; also some other choice Can.
adlan lands close to railroad In trade for in
come property John M Downs Willmar,
Mimi IT,. sas,4
100 A, POLK CO., MIMI, $40, FOR HDw.
100 A., Mimi, $685. for implement stock
quarters, Hyde Co., s. D., $16, for mdse.
American Land & Ex. Co.,
443 A. Security Blk. Bldg, Mpls., MINI.
10 ExCHANGE-soME CHOICE NORTH DA.
elevator in Minnesota Or North DAKOTA, or or
other good income property. John NJ. Downs,
Willmar, Minn.
FOR SALE OR ExoHANGE-IMPRovE
farm 513 acres, at Verndale, Wadena coun-
ty, Mimi, for merchandise or income city
property. O. B. zemke, Rockford, Iowa.
E1GHTY-AcRE FARM IN FREEBoRN
county. Minnesota; improved, fine farm in
exchange for home in Minneapolis.
Meyer, 419 Phoenix Building
GOOD IMPROVED FARM IN CLOVER BELT
oils The Emergency Co., 929 Nicollet av.
TO ExCHANGE-A GOOD BUTCHER SHOP
and mixtures for North Dakota land U. S.
Land & Exchange Co.. Seaforth Minn. II
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FLORISTS

CHOICE ASTERS AND CUT FLOWERS;
wholesale and retail 1904 Nicolet av. Call
and see US. ..s -. ... s.
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Farm Lands.

BUY A SMALL TRACT OF
Irrigated Land
in the Payette Valley Of Southern Idaho,
where ten acres makes you a good living ,
a comfortable and beautiful home, where
the climate is healthful, the school and
tiles great. Write for full information to :
"A. E. Wood, Payette, Idaho. -
=. ~, (. - ~: -.
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GREAT BARGAIN.

GREAT BARGAIN. :. 4,
- ...--.
That fine. ten-room house on corner Of +
14th av Sc and Division ST., to be sold
att sacrifice price. Easily arranged. for:
two families and will. rent we'll: full
basement city. water. and sink, stone side
walks. etc: tine lot. excellent neighbor-
hood; must be sold at once Make me an -.
-, &C., ai5
,ss:,G,. :; B. Carlton Torelle. >,:s :
ii. s2os24 Security Bank Bldg. +;
~ <a'.; ! = g.: - Z
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O. o Q o O 0 0 o % o. 0 j.,
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TYPEWRITERs

you CAN RENT AN OLIVER TYPEWRITER
from the manufacturers for s. per month.
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL

>~>--<>~~~H~-S>~>~
TO EUROPE VIA CUNARD LINE.
Company's new office. Guaranty Bldg.