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The Irish standard., 1908-11-21
OVER THE NORTHWEST

Hudson. Wis.-Mrs., Edith Calvin,
wife of Luke Calvin of Kinnickinnlc
died on Saturday. Nov. z, after a very
short illness. Her maiden name was
Dahm and she lived near the village Of
Roberts. She was a lady OF very fire
character and had many friends. She
leaves husband and three small chit
dren. The funeral took place on the
following Monday and was largely at.
tended.
Spring Valley. Minn-The new
Catholic church at this place was dedi-
Gated last Wednesday week. Thu ex.
ercises were very impressive and !,
number Of priests from other towns
attended and participated in the cere-
monies.
Hastings. Minn.-A very pretty
wedding occurred at the Church of tt:c
Guardian Angels ON last Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock. the bride being
Miss Lillian A. Mather. daughter ct
Mr.. w. r. Mather, this city, and tn.
groom Mr.. Thomas j. Foley. Minneap-
oils Miss Alice J. Haley. was brides
maid and Mr.. r. w. Byam. was best
man, both also of Minneapolis. The
ushers We're Messrs. Thomas S. RYAN
this city. and ]. T. Foley. OF Prescott
Rev. P. r. Cunningham officiatcd, and
during the services Miss Barbara Hell
nen beautifully rendered two vocal
solos. After the church services 4
pleasant reception was held at tho
home Of the brides brother. Mr.. Will
lam r. Mather, jr., West Fifth street
where a sumptuous wedding dinn>.
was served. the rooms being nicely
decorated for the occasion. The happy
couple were the recipients of many
gifts from admiring friends They leet
on the afternoon train for their future
home in Minneapolis amid shower
Of rice and congratulations.
Wadena. Minn.-A mission was Civ
en- here last week at st. AIMS church
by two Dominican priests from New
York. The services were we'll attended
Montgomery. Minn.-Thc members
Of the L. a. "A. o. H. of Shieldsville
gathered at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
William Kelley, Of Erin Town, Tues.
day evening, Nov. 10. The evening
was very pleasantly spent in games
conversations. ETC.. when all departed
for their respective homes. pronounc-
ing sIr. and Mrs. Kelly royal enter
tainers.
Grand Rapids, Minn.-county Com
missioner O'Brien and Charles Brown
Of Cohasset. had hard luck story t.;
tell last week. when they arrived IL,
town from the Sugar lake district
where they had been cruising. Whel
they were ready to prepare breakfast
the day before their arrival, the only
available supply on hand. was sis
small crackers and one bite of butter
They had a long walk ahead of Them
hut finished their morning repast ci
the Pokegama at the noon hour.
Faribault, Minn.-The eleventh an.
nual ball given by the Ladies' Auxili-
ary A. O. H.. Div. No. 1. of this CITY
Monday evening of last week, at tn.
X P. hall. was largely attended and a
gratifying financial success. The hall
was tastefully decorated for the occa-
sion. The frappe booth was decorated
The Irish standard., 1908-11-21

Miss Poser-"What would you say,
Sam. if Opportunity should knock at
your door,"
Sam-"If Opportunity hasn't sense
enough to see that electric bell on the
door he can go chase himself I've
had knocking enough m my gay life"
The Irish standard., 1908-11-21
Bryan's Favorite Hymn

1t may not be on the mountains height
Or DER the stormy sea;
it may not be at the battles front
My Lord will have need Of me;
But. if by still. small voice He ca!ls
To paths that do not know,
I'll answer, dear Lord, with my hand
in Thine,
I'll go where you want me to go.
CHORUS:
III go where you want me to go, dear
Lord,
Over mountain, or plain, or sea;
Ill say what you want mo to say, dear
Lord. --r'
I'll be what you want me to be.
Perhaps today there are loving words
Which Jesus would have mo speak
There may be now in the paths of sin
Some wand'rer whom should seek,
o Savior; if Thou wilt be my guide.
Tho dark and rugged :he way,
My voice shall echo Thy message
sweet,
I'll say what you want mo to say.
There's surely somewhere q lowly
place,
In earth's harvest fields so wide
Where I may labor thro' life's short
day
For Jesus, the crucified-
So trusting my all to, Thy tender, care.
And knowing Thou loveIt me.
I'll do Thy will with q heart sincere,
I'll be what you want me to be.
ANON,
The Irish standard., 1908-11-21

Vollmer, o. +. NJ.
Matrimonial Court-Rt. Rev. w
Fardy, V. G.. Judge; Very Rev. A. Ba
!, binski, defensor vinculi; Rev. II. P. M
lie Guillon. notary.
Criminal Court-Rt. Rev. w. Fardy
V. G., Judge; Rev. c. f. Schmit. actu
ary.
Promoter Fiscalis-Very Rev. ]. A.
Barney.
st. Plus Priest Fund-Rt. Rev. A. r
Schinner, d. d., president; Rt. Rev. w,
F'ardy, V. G., vice president; Very Rev
August Babinski. secretary; Very Rev
e. j. Weber, treasurer; Very Rev. ].
a. Barney, directors.
Sacred Heart Pro.Cathedral.
The Sacred Heart Parish was estab-
lished as early as August, 1856; SER
vices were held at that time in Bar
tons Hall by Rev. Eustace Vollmer,
who was then in charge of the parish
at Old Town. At that time the whole
Catholic population in that part Of the
city known as West Superior, num-
bered about twenty. Steps toward
raising fund for the erection of a
church were taken, and through the
influence and work of the Catholic peo-
pie, among whom may be mentioned
Mathew Ryan, Walter Dunphy and AL
bert Lederman, the Land & River I'M
provement Company donated four lots,
a part of the present site, on the cor
ner of Twelfth street and John avenue.
In 1887 small church was erected,
and the parish was placed in charge
of Rev. S. Casmir Vogt. o. f. NJ, as a
mission. He was succeeded by Father
Damian. also Franciscan, who start
ed the movement toward the erection
of Catholic school. Two more lots
were purchased for that purpose, ad
joining the church.
The Sacred Heart Parish now owns
one-half a block of the best located
and most valuable property in the city
between John and Hughitt avenues
and between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets: it has the present pro-cathed-
raj church, with seating capacity Of
500 people; a large two-story brick
school building with all modern con-
veniences, with departments and
school rooms for all grades from the
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01

Event No. 9.-Umatilla Indian war
rlors and squaws viii give a genuine
indian war dance in front of the grand
stand, and in this dance real live
snakes will be used by the Indian
medicine man of the Umatillas.
Event No. 10.-Realistic stage rob
berry. in which the stage coach carrying,
the United States mail will be attacked
by the Cmatilla Indians. Cowboys in
this event attempt to capture the In
dams and save the lives of the Young
ladies riding in the stage coach. and 10
keep the United States mail from be-
ing taken by the Indians
The judges for the races on
both days will be: James Dacres.
F. c. Ennis. +. S. LeGrow
The starter will be Archie Henderson.
and timer. r. H. Mclean.
Judges of broncho riding will be: NJ
Mcdonald Roscoe Drumheller and
VIM HogOboom.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
purse, $45; first money, $50; second

purse, $45; first money, $50; second
money, SIS; entries not completed.
Race No. 3.-Five -eighths mile dasn:
purse, so; first money. $40; second
money, $40; entries, Jimmie D.; Joe;
Skimmerhorn.
Race No. Alive mile runabOu.
car race; cars to be fully equipped as
per catalogue specifications, to carry
criver only. Purse. to winn.er. SIS En-
tries, Bruick car, entered by John
Lamb; Franklin car, entered by Hal
Thon; REQ car, entered by Ed Smith.
Race No. 5.-Ten mile stock tour
ing car race: cars to be fully equipped
as per catalogue specifications; to
carry one person besides the driver.
Purse, to winner. SIS. Entries: Stude-
baker car, entered by Hal Thon;
Franklin ca, entered by Inland Auto
company
The baseball game will be between
Pendleton and Walla Walla.
Broncho Busting.
All the broncho riding that is to take
place in the city on the Fourth will be
all kinds will be exhibited and the
events are to be real. live busting"
The horses and riders are the kind you
have read about in the wild west dime
novels and there is no fake. The stage
coach robbery will be realistic and one
which will show the young generation
how their fathers used to ride through
the country 1and will remind the older
people of the hardships of the earlier
days
The races on the afternoon of the
Fourth are to be bigger and better
even than those on July 3. All will be
interesting and special care has been
used by the management in getting
things properly arranged. The grand
stand will accommodate all corners and
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
WILL SERVE IT OUT
Two Bad Men From WaIIuIa Quart
cred at the Haviland

James Galiser and Frank Hender-
son were this morning brought up
from Wallula by Deputy Sheriff Girls
void of Wallula. and imprisoned in the
county jail, for carrying concealed
weapons and hourishing the same
and threatening to use them
The pair wan,ed to be bad and night
before last they walked in on the night
operator at the Wallr!a station and
showed their six shooters. which they
threatened to use. They We're prompt
ly locked up and yesterday appeared
before Justice of die Peace Lewis who
gave them $50 each, and costs. AS
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Races On the Fourth.


transportation.
Races On the Fourth.
On July the events at the fair
grounds begin at 100, and will last al
afternoon. The program judges and
entries in the races are given:
Race No. Half mile free for-al
pacing race, two in three heats: purse
$50; first money, $35; second. SIS. En-
tries: Bonnie NJ entered by l.. c. Shell.
General Hurtiss, entered by VIM Hosa
boom; Minwald, entered by VIM Hoga :
boom: LOulad, entered by Judge
Brents.
Race No. 2-Half mile dash; purse
$50; first money, s35; second. SIS. En-
tries not completed.
Race No. 2-Free-f or-all relay horse
race; purse. $3.50. first money. SIS;
second, $3.50 Entries. Chris Stern,
Frank McCool Walter White. Ed
Gregory.
Race No. 4.-Ten mile free for all
automobile race, any priced or horse
rOWer car may be entered. Purse to
winner, $50: entries: Franklin. 30 H. p.
entered by John Lamb; 80 H. p. car
entered by Hal Thon.
Race No. 5.-Indian horse race: purse
to winner, $40.
Race No. 6.-Girls COW boy horse
race, purse, to winner. $40.
Race No. Ten mile stripped tour
ing car race. Cars entered in this race
must be stock cars in every respect,
except they may be stripped ana
equipped with racing bodies Purse. to
winner. $50. Entries. 90 H. P. Frank
lin. Inland Auto Co.: so II. P. Franklin.
Event No. Sucking broncho rid
ing Open to all corners Must enter
with own horses Purse, 500; first
money SIS: second money S.
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DUNPHY GOING TO DENVER
Will Participate in Big Democratic
Gathering.

Colonel w. ii. Dunphy, who has been
chosen as the Washington member Of
the democratic national committee
will leave tomorrow over the o. r. 81
". for Denver, where he will attend
the democratic national convention.
Colonel Dunphy is enthusiastic con
corning the prospects of democratic
success this fall, and looks forward
with great pleasure to meeting lead
ers of the national democracy ar the
big Denver gathering.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Arqued City Case.

Attorney F. A. Garrecht returned this
r'orning from Olympia, where he went
with City Attorney Oscar Cain several
Gays ago to argue the appeal in the
damage suit of Hattie Hilger against
the city of Walla Walla. In the superior
court here judgment was entered for
the Plaintiff in the sum of S9,453
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
HAD MUCH PROPERTY
Mrs. Anna AIdrich Left Estate Valued
at Over $4,000.

Oliver CornWell, w. ID. Gregory and
Emmett Evans, appraisers of the es-
tate of the late Anna Nj. Aldrich who
ing filed their valuation of the pro-
perry left by the dead woman. The
pc Sonal property is worth $6.433.50
and she owned real estate valued at
s26,920. In all Mrs Aldrich was worth
according to the appraisers. $33,353. 80.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Adjutant Storey Here

Adjutant Storey will conduct the
meeting tonight at the Salvation army
hall and also Junior soldiers demon
stration tomorrow evening. All that
attend these meetings are assured of
good time A meeting for children will
be held tomorrow at $50 p. m.
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Lawn Social Tonight

A lawn social will be given on the
church this evening. at which all in
teresting musical program will be
rendered. followed by an address by the
pastor, Rev. Robert Warner on Noted
Places and People"
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Will Probated-

The viii of the late John Lump
was filed this morning in the superior
widow, Josephine Lump is named
as eXccutriX and will receive the prop
cr:y. which is valued at $4,000 Two
sons. John and August. living near
Bruchsal. Germany, get 81 each.
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Funeral Tomorrow

Funeral services of Vida McEvoy
will be held tomorrow afternoon at 8
O'clock from the family residence on
Peasant street Rev. S. G. Fisher. of
the Central Christian church. will con-
dUtt the services.
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Presbyterian Prayer Meeting

Religion and Recreation is the
subject to be discussed at the prayer
meeting of the First Presbyterian
church tonight. The meeting will be
neld in the basement of the church.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
Ce~recht to aIf-

= A. Garrecht leaves Friday for Col
lax, where he will on Saturday deliver
the Fourth of July Grafton at the big
nritman county celebration.
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while the illustrations are both numer-
Gus and excellent. The July number is
one o. the best the publishers have ever
issued. The book is splendidly printed
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01
PROGRAM At
FAIR GROUNDS
BIG LIST OF ATTRACTIONS ON
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
JULY 3 AND 4.

At the fair grounds on July and
4 there will be things doing These
events are in line with the rest of
the celebra ion and will be a part of
it. The crowds in the city will be
so great on July that there will be
no accommodations for all of the peo-
ole at any one place, hence the do
ings'' at the fair grounds.
Street cars, plainly marked Fair
Grounds" will take the crowd out 10
the race track. The line to the grounds
has been completed and there is no
longer any necessity of bowling about
t~anspOrta ion.
Pasco and Baseball.
On July all that is to take place
in the city practically, will be at the
fair grounds Races and a baseball
game will make the list of events, the
program for which follows, together
with the entries in the races:
Race No. 1.-One-ha,f mile trot,
free-for all, two in three heats; purse,
$5O-first money, $35, second, SIS; en-
tries: Lady w, owned by L. c. Shell;
Mary Minis, owned by VIM. Hogo-
boom; Kitty Glover, entered by Mart
Lynch.
Race No 2-One- half mile dash
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Number

July number of the Up-To-The-
Magazine is a particularly bright
Yer. Its contents from the read
Ntandpoint are highly interesting
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF 4
Q >>>>>>>>>> Q
Succumb TO Cupid

\ marriage license was issued yes
and Miss Clrdelia Gallaher
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Another License

William Daeton this morning procur-
"a from the county auditor the ne
ccssHry permission to marry Miss
Maud Smith.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-01

they had not the wherewithal to pay.
they wee brought up to serve their
time. They will stay in "a days.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED-SIX PEOPLE TO SOLICIT
$3.50 Fer day; Room ,. Cosmop0'i
tan hotel.
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the cars will furnish an easy means OF
The Boise citizen., 1908-09-11
THE
Bank Of Commerce
WANTS YOUR BUSINESS
ALIAS SUMMONS.

In The District Court of the Thire
I Judicial District of the State of Idaho
In and for the County of Ada.
FLORA a. RICHARDSON, Plain
tiff, vs. BERT Z. RICHARDSON, De-
fendant
The State Of Idaho sends Greeting TO
the above named Defendant
! You are hereby required to appear
in an action brought against you by the
above named plaintiff in the District
Court of the Third Judicial District.
State of Idaho, in and for the County
of Ada and to answer the complaint filed
therein Ga copy of which is hereto at
tached) within twenty days (cxclusive
Of the day of service) after the service
on you of this summons, if served within
this district or if served out of this dis |
rict, within forty days The said action
IS brought to recover decree of divorce |
dissolying the bonds of matrimony now
existing between plaintiff and defendant
on the grounds of defendants willful |,
desertion of plaintiff and failure TO pro-
vide her with the common necessaries
OF life, for more than one wear LAST
past; tor the custody of the minor child
named IN the complaint and for all prop-
er relief; all OF which more fullv an
pears from plaintiffs complaint. COPY !.
u which Is served herewith, hereby re- 7
erred to and made part hereof. !
And You are hereby notified, that If .
'ou tail to appear and answer the said 7
o,mpl.aInt, as above required, the said = =
lalntitt will apply to the court for the d
elIet demanded in the complaint
Given under my hand and the seal Of y
le District Court of the Third Judicial u u
district OF the State of Idaho. in and p
'r the County of Ada this 4th dav or g
ugusb III the year of our Lord one rs
iousand nine hundred and eight. 4; d
w. L. CUDDY, in
onn Clerk. da
OTTO F. PETERSON, on n
-,t D n Deputy Clerk.
ATTORNEY u for ig90M, 3ie;nt!e By
Boise, Idaho. a. y,
The Boise citizen., 1908-09-11
ALIAS SUMMONS

rudi.,t1 In the District Court Of ii. r..
bu buoie'ai District of the State Or raa p,ld
lola Page Courtney. nsla ~ naa,
William Henry CourtnevP P'dla'ih du vs.
The State Of Idaho sends defendant
are hereby required to annsa. . You
action brought against yor !. N an
above named plaintiff in tba ny ~ Inc
Court Of the Third Judicial n,..l. g,slilct
state OF Idaho, in and for ~. C,SHlct
OF OF Aoa, and to answer the Iu county
MED therein "a copy of wbi.S SSonpialnt
70 attached) within twentv ~ -. is mere
OF the day OF service, ,uays a9 Tex
service on you of this s,1, ailer the
served within this district. ';Hons, ~ " II
TIl IsL OF ms district, within fortv 'eLyed d
nS d sdlu action is brought to recnrs SSy
decree dissolving the bonds n ffTCossF ro.
nony existing between plaint;gH y; Hatri
on the grounds Of dang L snu
II cIuei treatmet OF plaintiff NV
azure to provide her with tba ana
ION necessarles of lie; that nI.iu,;s mn.
e restored to her former rp praiii'I
ola : rage, and for general reiiefs G,lfe a@ 81
! I,;ntis,h wHfeh more fully appears from q,
Sc, served W. berePpiab beglnpiaInti copy Of which
1d made a part hereof. 70
AND you are hereby notified 49,,
'u tan to appear and answer The .ls. IN !
as above required tbe .s ss;g ss;d
aintitt will apply to the court fo- ~ ~
llet r demanded in the complaint 'H'
Giyen under my hand and fbe CO,
=, the District Court Of the Third In In
,5ad and District fa net Of the State Of Idaho
ana Tor the County of Ada this e1. aI.i
y OF August, in the year Of onr ,,' Iord 1a,i
thousand nine hundred and e;@b, &
o,n,. W. L. CUDDY. CIeTi C'
OTTO PETERSON, Dep CIerk
:. r CAVANEY, Attorney fo-
lintitf, Residing at Boise, Idaho
The Boise citizen., 1908-09-11
NOTICE CT DEMOCRATIC CON.
YENTION AND PRIAfA pIEc -

Pursuant to action of the Democrats Il,
'Sounty Central Commi,te Of Ada Coun,
y, Idaho, taken at meeting Of said
Committee held in Boise, Idaho. Thurs.
day, September ,. 1905, notice Is hereby
gwen that a Democratic County Conven,
ton IN and for said County for ibc n,,r-
pose OF nominating the following County
and Precinct officers, to-wit: One State
senator, Five Representatives. One
1ouniy Treasurer, One Sheriff. One
Frosecuting Attorney, Ono Probate
Judge, One Assessor, One County Sun
erintendent Of Public Instruction. One |
Soanty Surveyor, Three Commissioners
One Coroner. Consiables and Justices OF
the Peace. and for the election of
eounty Central Committee, and for the
transaction ' Of such other business as may
come before the Convention, will be held
al me City Hall in Boise, Idaho Wed.
nesday, September 50. 1905. at 10 o'clock
a. sFi S'os"
am, ns preeincts Of said County are en-
l,tled to delegate representation IN said {
county Convention as follows
The Boise citizen., 1908-09-11

eiecting delegates to said County Con.
ventior VIII be held in the above na,,,ed
rrecincts Of said County, Monday Sent
emoer %, 1908, between the hours ~ =
p ~. and p. m. IL the country precincts
ana between the houre of o. m and
2; M IN the city precincts
ne voting places in said precincts are
hereby designated as follows, subject 10
cnange by the Chairman of the Denn-
Srate County Central Committee of Adj
~ounty u deemed necessary by him
No. !, Charles Van Dorn's res;denc.
oas Warm Springs Avenue
No. 2, Karl Painc's residence hoe |
south Fourth Street. 'V'
!, no. 3, Iaylor's Bottling Works. Warn,
Springs Avenue. ' "ah'
No I, Fire Station, corner Fifth and
Idaho Streets. 80 anu
No. 5, City Hall
no. q Masonic Hall, corner Tenth and .
Bannock Streets. '" any !
70 ? Bruce Flats. Jefferson Street
40. 8, G. A. r. Hall.
no. y Hohman's Business College
osner Eghth and Fort Streets. :
No. 10, Resseguic Fire Hall
no. II, *. l. Perky's residence. 1907 s
r1 ~, Ndi bairdS residence 1919 s.
'orth Tenth Street.
~ Mo. I ~ ! o Q. +. Building, corner &
no IA. Murphy's Blacksmith shoo Y
no y. kerr's Warehouse
NO, 10, George Goodrich's residence n
Z South 18th Street. 'N' d
south Boise, Gallaghers Hall y
Maple Grove, Maple Grove Scboo, #
ouse school ~
Soldiers Home, Soldiers Home s.
Green Green Meadows. l. O. o. +. Hall af N
VIII White Cross, White Cross School y
Meridian, City Hall ~
Jnion, l. O. o. f. Hall Star ~
)reiIard, Plants residence w
1ry. Creek, Schiek's School Houea ~
iigtland, Highland School House M
,ated, Boise, Idaho, September 4 ~
FRED FLOED, ~
9. BENSON. 'a''iiidn Wt
Assistant Secretary. MH
The Boise citizen., 1908-09-11
0@0QalAN aaUNaJga
Real ESTATE VALUES

IS f acres IN Scott ranch u mile car line Good land a
- 0g ar Al 2 m l from ana main Price $4,000 Fin,
not require edene % water @ 10 years
within year - " "o'" eloo per acre
Best a's; cooG 6ff ss dsa aa gsts; Pss
"aoe Tins IS south Of the river belt ("
go aees Desert tiand assignment; good land and lies i ~
adjoining Tooo. GOOD stock range
aon available small cost % ooo cea cords Ia ~ under cult
: . ''0Se 70 BOISE on water way Price $1,000 90 5
We have land Boise Valley car line win d..,.a
$4,000 up @ n ueeded water fo' S
we sp have land on the nsurbn from 5000 per and
We snes sss city ig 10 ,o' from fro rs small. payment down. bal
we have one Of the best ranches west Of the Rt..
acres at less than $500 per acre ',N''N - N
20 80 asss sss IN 8sssf Ss @ land 3 and lies nice with
~ ~ lmes from 9Th and Main Price $4,000 ~
@ oue az and large yard has and well @ enced
beautiful home plot Price $4,000 "S' 's"'ea
House Of eight rooms, hallway five closets nantr t.
The bon % mouse etc Only ten blocks from O Price SI6no
down "ouu cost more We do not than 5000 oc -
*
% and 100 Homestead Relnquisbmeots ,o.- a.. H
= . Government project cheap e rNe'Se 3f
Van, .dd,a and improved properly in Old roun. and n n.,r,
improved Boise residence property &
at great bargains either for speculation s
or homes We defy competition II c
large or small places = XXI
-
I ! d;,lr Real Estate Agency No No
''''' Manager II A. Alden, Attorney
NNNNJ@Vaaa s.Is.cyc1esn,,e.,
The Boise citizen., 1908-09-11

Total. on
Urinary elections for the purpose OF