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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-01-18
Schnnahl,

State. Julius a Schmahl, 81
Redwood Falls is one and b. A..
Nelson, Of Hallock, Kittson
county is the other. Both arein the
newspaper business and evident
" believe in the old proverbs
that "a stitch in time saves nine"
and ''the early bird catches the
worm.
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MISCELLANEOUS
f. Bankrupt Notice.

> IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT
OF MINNESOTA SIXTH DIVISION
IN THE MATTER OF
/. FRED NJ. PRACHT
BANKRUPT, In BANKRUPTCY.
: To the creditors OF Fred NJ. Pracht Of Louis
Post office in the county of Beltrami in said
District. Bankrupt
! Notice is hereby given that on the 10th day
of } anuary A. ID. 1906. the said Fred NJ. Pracht
was duly adjudicat bankrupt: and that
the first meeting Of his creditors will be held
at the Office OF the undersigned referee in
bankruptcy at the City of Crookston. in the
County of Polk, in sad district on the 3Oth
day of January A. d. 1906 at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon, at which time said creditors may
attend. prove claims. appoint a trustee. ex-
ami ne the bankrupt and transact such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting. 81
Dated anua airy 10. 1906
III OLE J. VAULE. -
49, 5 Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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A CHICAGO woman suing for a
divorce says that her hus band
wilt not work because his mother
in Jaw has a good job. Here is
one man at least who has solved
the mother in.iaw question and
will stand on bis own dignity and
hold out for his rights.
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Early in the Field.

Two men this week have an
nounced themselves as candi-,
dates for the Republican nomina
tion for the Office of Secretary OF
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SUBSCRIPTION SIS, PER YEAE
Chicago and Crime.

l
The fearful increase of crime.
in. Chicago of late and the large
nun Der of murders committed
which have gone UNPUBLISHED
have almost startled the civilized
world. There have been fifty
four m murders in Chicago in six
months. Twenty of the victims
were women and ten of the
woman killers have escaped.
Four women were killed in two
months in one district less than
a mile square. Mayor Dunno,
while away on a vacation made
some remarks on the causes of
the crimes to which the alder
men Immediately took offense.
| They offered resolutions requir-
ing an Investigation and report
on what was necessary to be
done to better matters. The
police officials added to the
estimate submitted to the
Comptroller, a sufficient amount
to secure one thousand additional
patrolmen, and the ministers
have denounced the Mayor and
the saloons as responsible for
I the condition.
1t has been asserted that one
reason for SO many murders of
women. was because so large a
J numb Der, of them. have lately
fentered business and appear or
the streets alone and unescorted.
Heretofore d woman on the
streets of a large city took her
chance of assault and robbery as
one OF the risks entailed but the
clubs now hold that this is non
sense.
An attempt has been made to
depose Mayor Dunno as presid-
ing officer Of the city council. A.
resolution was introduced de-
handing that he retracJ the
statements made in his speech
at Denver rejecting on the
members Of the city council or
else refrain from occupying the
Craftsmanship. & {.
Mayor Dunno refused to re-
tract or apologize and reiterated
his assertion that the traction
companies had caused the alder
men to defy the people. Mean
while crime is rampant, it is
unsafe f,r women TO walk the
streets and the outlaws seem to-
have the upper hand. No one
seems to be ;ble to do anything
to change conditions while the
authorities are losing time trying
to fix the blame on each other.
Chicago is just recovering from
a Dad effort to COZ troll strikers
and now mul d. Rs RS, are in the
ascendancy.s One would think
there would be a sufficient num-
; Der of officials in city of that
size, who would at least have
enough pride to prevent any
more detrimental and dangerous
reports OF this sort to. injure.
their com munl5y.
#
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
paul. BlEUHLER.

456 Temple Court. s.- Il a
Sa,30o--Looka at S541 Park av; strictly new
IN the choicest seieeted % hishig Ie poiished ish
hs hsrdwood aSs and quarter sawed oak oers one
the house te suit tie plr purchaser. u Also gas
windows. screens. flne buiit.in sidsboard =
SsisaSa tie
$4,000 takes 1o-room. all modern home near
. nished rooms; now filled with roomers.
$500 takes ane all modern seven-room home,
corner gas
5000 takes very beautiful new east front
ct. highly polished hardwood and hardwood
floors throughout; best improved hot water
plant; fine builtln sideboard, very hne com
Wiil dseosate 70 Suit the purchaser. % Also nice
81 rsom son finished ais. i5,,s r. the attic. :
aaIshss in BEST q a''
$1,000 takes good business block; all modern;
rents $110 per month.
up.to-date strictly modern east es front home;
hne gas fixtures, handsomely decorated large
lot; call and get the key and look this bar
gain over You will see something fine; key
$e.ooc-Btne new duplex house, strictly mod
ern: will exchange for small house or farm.
81. .soo-Fins six-room house and lot; gas, city
Tc5s- sEe0st at 2iY II ssh ST. all modern
sisS.5seR isRents h0ss sss never vacant
house and barn; good lot city water, near
s1,booEIooE at SsS Girard av N;.good seven
| room house, city water. gas. cistern, well
| storm sash, screened, large lot. =
! 81, ,200-Good eightroom house and barn; fine
hcme; lot 49x117 to alley; big bargain; Oak
/ -. land av and 83d st. ~ ., =: y - se-.@f
I 81. .7OO-Fine sexen-roonn home. James nv N.
[ See Paul Beuhler's bargains before you buy.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Improved.
Continued

u 1,eso-e11s E 22d ST; LARGE E1aHr,RooM
nsnth pss lo5 s11SS Ssta y.tA Isa a o.
sl,4Sd,ss2 9TH AZ s, house Of seven
esa sas fss ssa stons Walk L
street. close to shops and steel works.
ss,650-smaA cash payment and rental pay
ct ap
s s.
on fine east-front lot. and q vacant lot
would l be &C considered e. as part payment.
$oom2940 on12 ht tleasant ay fine modern
rooms, two baths. plenty closet room, billiard
room third floor. laundry. steam heat. supple
mental mental gsx, gas heater, automatic gas lighters
in every respect; good east front lot, ii 79x12s;,
possession at once.
Ss6oomss5 n, Irving e, AZ sy n. good house ot
first class repair; east-front lot with all i'm
with city Water rentea 2ss s 1sns psa menta
close to Minnehaha car lins; al improvements
et W. have house sw 9s@s Sous lot soa nttIs aaas
soss sRa aena o puts 3. '9s
meter. storm sash and screens; house ele.
gantly decorated, gas fixtures. We will sod
the lot. You can't beat 1t.
e. 3.60O-If you want q bargain In close-in
property, we have q modern eight-room house,
hot water heat, inside 18th ST. east front
4 lot 50x12S.
SIC, 900 Complete modern, full basement
rooms besides bath, with hot and cold water
porcelain tub, bowl, etc; basement. hot water
sssRs sass .te plant sR ter reaspar half
and living room, birch, mahogany finish; din
ing room quarter sawed oak. hardwood door!
fOry In Hrafa mn
mantei in living room; lighted by gas m ant
[ electricity. ~ Second floor, four chambers ant
b! bathroom, finely finished in white enamel
finished and decorated; also barn with lou
single and one boxstall; concrete wash rack
also mans room. very fine 78-foot corne
on Portland av. ssssssc: ~ s
D. c. Bell Investment Co., -. 49,. .
- Security Bank Rld9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farm Lands.
Continued =,
NOTICE OF REcEIvEH's SALE or REAL


NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE or REAL
ESTATE.
STATE OF x1NHEsoTA-coUNTY OF MAR
sna11; 81 h;.tr;c. TL2 m, District Court
Of Charles n Wheeier. deceased. , a plsintin, vs..
": @ Cnlbertsoh and Charles W. Culbertson.
:, Notice Y hereby given by the undersigned.
Frank Green ss receiver of the coparttn,ership
that pursuant to an order Of the court made
the 25th day OF September, 1906, he will as such
receiver oner Tor sale and sell at public auction
ee ponsnx Gdfs to fse fe III
Charles W. Gulbertson. known as the Wheeler.
Of stephen, In Marshall county, Minnesota, and
g 14loWs t9Wt All o. sec14ns
east quarter (sEA) Of. section numbered thirty
800 in township numbered one hundred nifty
G ath tsnfs pineipst
all q section numbered Ave 90 y tSWnsnttR
Of range forty seven an. west Of the nth prin
front front door y tie s n'a the city q
il o'clock ID tie forenoon of the l7th day ot
October. 1905. The successful bidder will be
se sse Pay G 81 & M
| sponsible banks to be approved by the receiver,
| which snid sum will be applied upon the pur
chase price Of said premises. the residue Of the
purchase price to be paid in cash upon u the
| Of said premises after tile fafhs
| 6rmed BY the order Of the district court In ant
| for Marshall county. Information concerning th,
property 20 to be sold can be had Of thu
nndersigned BY addressing him through th'
the the premises to Be . sold. said = sale levi win B,
made subject to confirmation by the court.
| Dated this 28th day Of September. 1906.
| &C. E.'s . p FRANK A. GREEN
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10

CHRISTMAS IN EUROPE.
Excursions leave Minneapolis weekly dur.
inf November and December. Lowest thru
rates to Sweden, Norway, Denmark. England.
Fastest, Largest and Finest Steamers
on the North Atlantic. Four days from land
to land. Third-class passengers berthed In
room for two, four and g. Rates and In.
Canadian Pacific Ry., Royal Mail Steamshi1
Lines Atlantic Service. 252 Nicollet av.
GOING 70 EURoPEi BEFORE ARRANGING
your trip see Cunard Line. Guaranty bldg.
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FARM LANDS. -
; Canada Lands. Regina District.

/
srais iRSs'fsss sss. ct .nsaa Sssa All SsId
Sssv4 S ea eon.se. Rsss 50 Say f. S Sr:s' ' S5ss:
ling same kinds 81 land in this vicinity from
~f15 te s2o. Nov Is the time to buy before
pedss Land e. 9ss1i 9es fseenls ssss z Bids BSs
FOR sA4E-zN DUNN COUNTY, NORTH DAc
nost ssstoaf q fine snd
Ship. vii sell tie whole tract de or in % quarters @
ana and hah.seetions 2t suit purchaser; might coz
Paul as part pay; don't write unless you mean
business; easy terms. Write scharf Bros,
. 20 IS Aoazs s IN HnsaEs% = s oo1srr : q
9 Northern; 2e acres under cultivation, dne q
ru Of 4asns mer ery sPps Ss. se
. p. P. swensen & Son, :, q
9 61A Bank Of Commerce Building. o
. Q o o o o o 0 o 90 o o
WRITE 70 SMITH sTrMMEL. oAssEIToN,
N. d. for prices on Improved Red River Val
ley farms. Many landseekers never see the
It Is ' a M sealt Of e ns
Delightful climate; splendid churches,
schools, rural telephone and rural free de.
livery. The land Is the richest and cheap
est - ..-.. .s.4--E ,, -La-.: ~.
ss4 ACRES IMPROVED FARM FOB SALE IN
and Monticello, 2s2 acres under cultivation. g.
room house and woodsheds. barn with base
1s soof sad psr as1
Empire Land q Investment Co., 4S4 Guaranty
Loan Building, Minneapolis, Mfan -.
WILL MAKE AN EXCELLENT FARM, l20
acres, 81 miles from Minneapolis, a choice
level tract, partly timbered with oak and bass.
acre; easy ternsl SIX tort,s. IN the same iod.l.
snses s ssy d ,cS 81 w.Sneses sse e nnsaps
QooD 180-AORE FARh, % ACRES UNpEn
RE RsA aHa E es1sa Sssne e esdST Sans.p sna ps1N e. N r
dsjs al 3 aq 70 niles S STAPLES; ~ w1Ish s',g. 4
formation address Boz "a. verndale, Minn.
20 AoAEs; $4,000 RAsRBERAX BUSHES;
for torn, 8 acres pasture 9 timber. 20
Bsrn CORN eS xs she'd sn ] esss
tnis ssssais sssetsls ,ss HYsne|enss
FOR sALE-EIdHTY ACRES, NEAR WILD,
wood, White Bear lake, one-half nile from
station on electric a borders On sn s
ff''e 80 Disiina william gasa aenqsisfs,
$50 Guaranty building.
$500 ACRES Of LAND. ALL IN ONE BODY
the railroad; fne soil, watered By several ana
lakes; no swaHpE, and would make nne
heep be Ssa n
Bank Of Commerce building. III
i We WILL LOCATE EVERY PURCHAsER oF
i our land upon homestead free. Our lands
fsss ssy fIeg 1eet @ ss @
suP.ien Is Nichols s s rsisse seis sSs 81 x
drus building. s.
miles to st.. Paul eight acres under plow
4 some good saw timber, part ready for break
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10
A Magazine Of Travel

Concerning Trips to
The Orient, Meditsrransan,
Adriatic, Egypt, Holy Land,
West Indies, Jamaica, etc.,
sent free upon application to
the Hamburg. American Line,
81 Broadway, N. T.; l61
Randolph street, Chicago, uls
W. 3. Chandler, 8. EiohAorn
& Son, A. z. johnson Co.,
Il Nilsson, A. G. VanStYuln 4 %.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10

; SoO0-For a lot on Stevens av between 26th
sna S5tn s est On al the
$22o-Knoz AZ between w Plymouth Y,i ana Iatn !4th
%ft y ees sad e sas ssr easS s sas sna es5
per month. The best bargain IN North Min
nessggHlis: sg9aror ROOD e..t front lot On 18th av
ss5oMFes : snap On Pleasant a!, between
s and ss i s. ss st ss Lit Hs tt1s 11@ at
is the cheapest lot in the neighb9rhood.
essfsa ssaRs e. @ sa ss' walks hss
A4s s43sGrnink se. 81 corner lot on Plymouth
front, 44x1s3. sewer and walk. terms.
rtsnfn sp1 s oa 1ssa ssy ~ iarss e ss a
s%GBuys Il. best bargain in North Mn.
neaplnis K1o. a'o.. oar ns sn
easy walking distance, s2s cash and monthly
=. p' 1 B.. c. Bell Investment Co..
Y Security Bank Building.
'sso3a 'front.' ezep ssels AZ Sas s pasea.ss ~ ''' EAST
$500 Raeh-6n II ~. s, close to s7th st.
.zro water and store wall ne th,s .n,nn+ ., ii
on 9th az; has water, stone walk, gar
and sewer; lot close to 25th st, 4sx126
1900 for 45 feet on Humboldt av,. east front
inside oath ct; new house adjoining; al
improvements IN street.
$5oo-On Coifax az s, close to Bsd st.
$3O0-On Colfax av s, inside SSth st; nice trees
east front: others bold there for $4o0
ss75--on Aidrfeh av. s.. inside seth ST. cas-
front. water, trees and gasi terms. !.
$5O0-On Pleasant av, close to Seth ct; tn
very hest flof in the block: city water,
$s25-Harriet av, close to seth st; east front
water, walk and gas.
$275-A1drich AZ 8, inside 40th st.
$4oo-colfax av s, at 4eth st; east or ives
ss fronts. <} yiFE
s275-On IIth av s, east fronts, city water
new homes building; close to 8Sth st
also on 18th av s, same locality,
Crocker & Crowell,
- 2f6 Bank of Commerce Rufldfnp.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10
Uninnproved.'

Il ,1bo-A FINE LOT ON HUMBOLDT Av 3,
= between 2eth and 9th SITS, facing west;
- size 43x165 feet; improvements IN. -
$50o-Lots on Washington Ct NE, between
10Th and 18th avs: all improvements
ssooe-Two fine lots Of the, corner ets 2sth
- and Holmes. av s; facing east ana north;
=: size ssx123; lie i6sautifufy,s aa.s&
s., ,6OO-~A ybeautifuf corner on 9Th Avn ana
- JAMES, facing west and SOUTH improve
Il nsnts in street, including paving; frst-
a. class location for duplex houses Or dats;
!. frontage Of 156 feet by 118 feet deep.
$e9b-Fine lot on B1aisdell AZ, between eth
=. g. and 2sth SITS, facing west; size 4ex1e9
s1so-A good lot on s1st av g. between s2d
ana ssd ST, !, facins east;7 size 42112eP
ss75-Lot on Monroe st NE, between 2sd and
-, oath avs facing west; size 40x16s feet;
improvements In. -St1-f ~
81, 1,OOO-Double business corner, 125 feet front
age on Lake st, 100 feet on Longfellow
*av; improvements in. except paving;
good business location; exceptionally low
price. ....-........ -
$3.50 Each-Lots ON 9th AZ s, between 9th
and 2sth SITS. facing east size 4Sx152
feet; lie well; Improvements IN; easy
ss7b-Fine lot at the corner Of 1sth a. S
and 8Bd st. facing east and south; size
III By 125 feet e lies well; easy terms
Thorpe Bros 208 Andyue Bldg. p :
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10
CRADLE, ALTAR AND CRAVE

~~~~S~~S~1~~cS~~~~~ ~~~~-NS~~cN>>~~~S>e~rs~
=. BIRTHS.
Mr.. and Mrs r. Edlund, 270o East Twenty
hfta mr. stfsdf and Mr. 0o Sullivan ga Fourth ave.
nos Mr. ga and Kris L. Donthitt, 1917 Second street
Mr. aud Mrs. A. Gunnarson, so2e Fifteenth
Mr. Mr.. and Mrs M. schlachter, 71s Lyndaie
piafe Mr q and M; Mr.. q. vend.r5ers. 2515 Minne-
haha avenue, boy. ~. ..
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Pearson, 61 Jefferson
sias.' Mr. and 4 TX Mrs. Robert oow.n, ss2s Thomas
aVs9ae Ir and nj Mrs.. M Fri Cole, s14 Eighth street
So, boy.
DEATHS.
Elijah Dudley, 62O Nicol1et avenue.
Josephine Kerkhof, 1882 Aldrich avenue 8.
Mary Wisner, S15 Twenty seventh avenue
Asgie Anderson, 1890 Minnehaha avenue.
Carol Carlson, 2728 Fourteenth avenue 3.
Minnie Lane, 702 Seventh street Sc.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
John T. Rankiellour and Maude E. Hodson.
Frank Mcfarland and Ellen Nyburg.
Ruby NJ, McClelland and Ida Peterson.
Allen l.. Leonard and Stella De Kuhn.
Ole Nilsson and Anna Swenson
Robert L. Brown and Lafla A. Post.
Albert Scharewitz and Marie SChutt.
George II walker and Mable M. Bartlett.
Martin Lauman and Margaret Christfanson.
Lafayette o. Kirby and Bessie May Mann.
Arthur Wilson and Millie Olson.
Frank Fireman and Mable A. Olson,
Jesse Reed and Lorna p. Shaver.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10

= LAKE OF THE ISLES COTTAGE.
t' S25OO-Seven rooms, stone walk, fine loca-
tion; look it over; location, 1857 James av 8.
:. Lowry Realty Co., ~, Ill., e.
Both phones. 7lcS : 829 Boston Block.
STORM SASH, Carpenter Work, best worktaen.
W. a. Fisher & Co.. rear 817 Nc. p. Q. 9s2
ETRIOTLY MODERN HOUSE, GOOD BARN,
: we'll. shade trees, 1895 Portland av.
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Farm Lands.
GRAND OPENING SALE.

GRAND OPENING SALE. o
The lands granted to the Houston = 2
) Texas Central Railway in the beautiful 9
) Van Horn Valley, western Texas; 10000 Q
t. Be sold ID aonse Dsen tewa PSeae on Ra a
} way; located In center Of lands; all con.
} venient to station; with good markets and Q
good shipping fasilitiss M Special easlr, .s, Q
} your reservations now: Smooth, open 0
, prairie; deep, rich valley soil; abundance Q
, Of pure water; no stone; no scrub shel. 9
, storms; climate is perpetual spring equal Q
, to California. Farming operations carried Q
. on the entire year. Products are wheat, Q
) corn, oats, potatoes, alfalfa, peaches, ap-
Opening prices $3.50 to $3.50 per acre,
> but will advance rapidly; easy terms Of 9
. payment; low rates Of interest; substan- q
b tiers. Best Land proposition now in the q
0 market. Reliable representatives want 9
. ed Liberal contracts made with right .
o. Texas Colonization Company, s.@26 {
tss s fenees kassss ss. sq,a'qs Ss &C. Mn
0 5S4 Monadnock block, Chicago, Ill; e e
o: Room 12. Arcade building, Peoria, Ill; {
o Toulon, Ill. = {
9 .3., --I,; = = s''.--'-- -. ::
9 o % Q Q Q Q Q
3 'Iaas8. fS. fiASD. 12sS, a. iAsp, w. 1lxb 4 8
. . a.: Land of ne Big Red Glover" located
9 The grestest, stocE-raising, dairyins and
fich soil. fne climate ane - water, excellent
Q health, cheap freight rates and only about 4
. * miles from minneapolis; Choice lands
'''F .sn own aRI%3l' Rssl, 4: Howard,
Q 502 Oneida Bldg, Minneapolis.
$40 ACRES FINE BROWN COUNTY. MINNIE
fota, farm at bargain. The owner. widow
will sell for SEQ PEI. acre; would be cheap q
drss e, s grove 1d and @
! and dairy farm in county;. small cash pay
sR sa'nss 10 suit Il s ssst land, in
Lean and Pierce counties, North Dakota, an
Polk Co., Mimi, also Minneapolis real estate
Knudson Land Co.,
- lob LIST Av 8, Minneapolis, MINI.
CANADIAN PACIFIC RAILWAY 1RRIaATE
every year than lands depending on rainfa
:esS ons os:1sn .aS msntsa%d szss afss s.
. adian Pacific railway. Water guarantee /
= sued you by Canadian government. Thei
: lands now tor sale at first cost on easy tern
i: with title direct from Canadian Pacific. Fs
particulars. prices terms. cheap railroad rate
Brubaker + Kitkwold, General Agents,
$40 Security Bank Building. :
= Minneapolis. -: -. -
FINE COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE, :
Glover Hill farm, 227 acres, Northheld. 4
miles. south Of twin cities, on Cannon rive
opposite. st. Olaf college and Odd Fellow
home, q mile from three railway stations,
trains daily, trolley projected. Carleton co
slege and I churches within a mile: house q
story, hardwood finish, Is rooms. bathroom
and land ip excellent condition; price 80, ,oo
half cash, balance at g per cent. Apply @. \
Phillips First National Rank Norfhho1
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MINNEToNKA PROPERTY

~~-~~~>~~~~~-c-c~~S>>
ter. We offer 9 beautiful residence on. the
lake, with frontage Of l25 and depth Of 1S7
sfs5e eH 1as rear
property consist Of nine-room modern house,
Ing hardwood nish and HARDWOOD @ Gs. doors, bath a
porcies, water furnished from central plant ant
shore and stable @ Or sv sgafage. The inproVe @ We
ments on this property cost $12,9oo, In ad..
on .nS s h fS S s th bade dsu ess ef hs sSS LAY Ct
add generally to the beauty Of the property,
while the shore has been riprapped with
Bic sss I Sos
landing is only two minutes walk from the
house, and Is also located within five minutes
for, a permanent all the year around home at
the lake cannot do better than to look at
this property e ana this is the psst time Of tie
be glad to go with any prospective purchas-
ers to examine the, property: The price is
-. ST 900. Terms can be made to suit. NfCkels
& Smith. sl1 Nieollet az. =
1e ACREs-PRIoR LAKE, 600 FEET SANDY
frontage, 7-roorn house, trees, gasoline
4: launch; price $1,000 Exchange for city
So, ,ooo-snap in cottage, Tonka Bay 1873 feet
frontage. 8 rooms, BATH gasoline engine.
I. also have some choice main lake lots,
Sauoy SAoFo, DlS trees. ~. =
Chas. !. Fuller. ....-, s.
sos Phoenix.
BUNGALoWs-UPoN BEAUTIFULLY WOOD.
ed Lake Mnnetonka lots $3.50 each and
upwards easy terms. American Suburbs
3 &C.,, 342.44-46 Security Bank Bldg.
WILL EXCHANGE SOME FINE CITY LOTS
sf for Nlinnetonka lake shore property, improved
or unimproved. G. Townsend, 400 Kasota
building. "a 80. H:5s 5
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with me for quicl
sales B. Carlton Torelle. s24 Security Blk bldg
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For Rent-Furnished Rooms.

For Rent-Furnished Rooms.
r. ER s5H1M 9s2 1stsE Ss
gas, telephone; special attention IT. @ ! to tran.
tween Hennepin and Nicollet
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED ROOM IN MOD
ern up-to-date, steam heated fat, suitable for
one or two. Priyats I family, walking distance;
ONE LARGE OR two CONNECTING ROOMS,
ern house: suitable for clerks or teachers;
references. $500 9th ay $. =.
70 LET-oNE LARGE FRONT 52 ROOM ONE 1SS
aT'i car itne. eA'lS PA 18th ItN av y. w M -
E9 LETEsTEAM HIAT ;laS AMP RLEaVx OF
Hoee fssef'pSs Ss5l lSS Central Rit AZ. week anu w.
MODERN ROOMS, SINGLE on EN- SUITE, FOR
service; service also rooms 1sS for Housekeeping. 1905
GLEAN, PHEASANT ROOM, GOOD BED, SUIT
able for one or twoi modern conyentences;
Elegant FL I, locations walking distances $40 4fh
4 SUITE OF PAaLoR ROOMS FOR Four
Ssass Ean soso snSs ss cs sse u
LARGE; PLEASANT. FRONT ROOM, WITH
employed during the day: 90 10th st $.
MANTEp-NEAT REsPEeTARLE GIRL As
roommate, to share half the rent; two blocks
from Hennepin av. Apply 30 Western av.
LARGE, CLEAN FRONT ROOM, MODERN,
furnished for light housekeeping; private
family; reasonable rent. 519 9th st 8.
THREE FINE FURNISHED ROOMS FOB
ss n'asan Ct 5 81 7
}sEAUT1FUI, LARGE, WARM, SUNNY 'FRONT.'
room, house entirely modern, phone service,
hot water at all times 1914 Cd av s.
ELEGANT ROOMS, NICELY FURNISHED on
18th N st s. T n a1 ". Main % S22e-JS. S'0''A' d. 20
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN STRICTLY
modern, steam heated fat; telephone spring
water, bath. "a 1th st s.
NICELY FURNISHED, PLEASANT ROOMS,
9th 9TH sss BATH a. furnace 1G1n heat So to s
VERY FINE, MODERN ROOM Foa RENT, Al
distance. T. Q. phone CLAP.
THE GEORGE HOUSE, NEATLY FURNISHED
some at reasonable rates; gas, bath, location
central lit 7th st 8.
GOOD FURNISHED ROOM, STEAM HEATEI
modern fat walktng ah,g distancei free phone
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOM, GAS, BATE
and steam steam heat; lady preferred 1117 Har
COSY, SUNNY SINGLE ROOM, 81 PER MONTE
House entirely modern; phone service. 1o1e
8. e. AsHwoRTH. Wood and Coal; Furniture
moving; 14th and Chicago av. Both phones
TRUNKS delivered $50, Commercial Delivery
lit 7th st 8. T. @. 3473; NJ W. Main S46S-J
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND ALCOVE, FIN
location, bath and gas. IS 18th st s:
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS STRICTLY MOD
1107 Hawthorn av. =: =.
The Minneapolis journal., 1906-10-10
For Rent-Unfurnished Rooms.

FOR RENT-THREE UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
with gas bath and hot and cold water; rent
reasonable to desirable party; no children