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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
CContinued.)

fast PAGER or t%rotter, OF for cows. or land
equity.
located in a good Nebraska town of 2.SO
inhabitants; extra good horses, No. l rigs,
fine BARN and 4 lots ON Main St, doing
over $4,000 business annually. Price 5000.
Exchange for Nebraska or South Dakota
land.
572-Two houses and lots in Jonesboro,
Ind, one lO-room house and one S-rooni
house, barn. deep well, Cistern, city water,
etc. II is a town of about 1000 Inhabitants
Price for both properties 5000. VIII ex-
ness and will assume 5000 to 5000.
573-A first-class patent Cultivator and
harrow: is a first-class money making pro-
position II pushed. Price 5000. VIII ex-
change for good land and pay $1,000 cash
575-A plumbing and heating business, To-
Gated in Nebraska City, Neb., doing a fine
business and will bear the closest investiga-
tion. Price $1,000.
579-A store building and 2 lots. in
22x64, consisting of store room and 6
rooms, has city water, barn l6x2O, with
addition to store, 1Sx22, and shed, 22X32.
Price 5000. Encumbrance $4,000, want
$1,000 cash for equity; Will exchange Tor
land or cattle.
5Si-A hotel and restaurant business. con-
slsting of furniture and fixtures and n
first-efass business, located in Hastings,
Neb.; hotel has II rooms. 1t is a paying
proposition for the right man. Price $500.
bs2-A plumbing, timing and bicyc'e bus
mess. located in Ansley. Neb., which con-
sists OF a full line OF plumbers, timers
and bicycle tools. very nearly new; sales
average $3.50 per month; shop rents for IS
will also sell a residence, which consists Of
a cottage, 20x22, in good condition. and VIII
sell the cottage for $500 and the plumbing,
etc, business at market price.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
MISCELLANEOUS
PROPERTY

545-A 5o-baIrel capacity mill, located in a
good Missouri town, together with 8 acres
and basement, with additions. 12x16 and
20X3O, stone foundation, iron roof, all In
No. l condition. Mill is equipped with lat
est improved Barnard az Lee system of ma
chinery, with 5O-horsepower engine, new
last year. Five acres are fenced and cross
fenced with feed box, good shade trees,
decided perpetual water rights and dam,
both water and steam power complete. and
has a good custom trade. Price $12,0 90, en-
cumbrance $4,000. VIII exchange for cheap
western land.
55O-A history frame store building, 45x
%, with addition lexis, located in Osmond,
Neb. Good cement sidewalks, best corner
etc, price 5000. viii exchange for land
under cultivation or land that is broken
or land that rents well.
552-A general blacksmithing and wagon
shop, located in a good Nebraska town of
500 Inhabitants, consisting of stock of wood
and iron, complete set of blacksmith and
wagon tools, gas engine, 2 disk sharpen
ers, l drill, l emery stand, shop 2iX42.
Price, complete, 81, 800. viii trade for good
land. and will give reasonable discount for
cash.
55S-A half, interest in a first-class &C.
ment plant; good Iowa town, consisting OF
100 post moulds, / block machine, patent on
mould for Marshall county, wooden pallets
blocks, first-class business, with a demand
that Is greater than the supply. Price
81, 800. VIII exchange for 2 acres of land.
house and building, in a town of 900 or 700
inhabitants, or will trade for land or farm.
56O-A frame store building, located in 6
good Nebraska county seat town of 5,00C
Inhabitants. main part 46X36, addition 2x24,
leased for a furniture stock 5 years at $500
a year; price $7,OCO. Encumbrance $500.
VIII exchange for improved farm land.
STA meat market, located in a good
Nebraska town. consisting of all the late
improvements, ice house, feed yard, also
residence with IA lots. one block from
depot, on main street, all new; price $4,000
Will exchange for land in Missouri.
b66-An advanced threshing separator
3GVbR automatic stacker. automatic weigh
err, self-feeder, 15-horsepower engine. Prize
s.. 300. WIN sell for cash or exchange 70!
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Thirty Years of Rise
in Real Estate Values
Facts Taken from the Omaha Record that ad More Like

turns everything 1t touches into gold. AS
commercial progress spread gradually over
larger and larger areas of territory the
land 1t touched almost literally turned to
gold. And the people who harvested the
crop OF gold treasure were the ones who
had faith in the growth and upbuilding Of
Omaha.
The old-timer who has watched the pro-
gTess Of Omaha from the time 1t was a
muddy village on the banks of a muddy
stream has little trouble in calling up be-
fore his mind romances of treasure find
which are as conducive of results as any
thought out by the brain of the most i'm
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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
(Continued.)


A4-A stock of dry goods. boots. shoes,
hats, caps, notions, chinaware, tinwarc,
etc. located in a good Missouri town of
about l,SOO inhabitants. Stock will invoice
about 5000, fixtures will invoice about Sl35,
rent of building so per month. Party has
cleared In the last seven years about $4,000
above living expenses. Will give small dis
cQNnt for cash, or might trade for land In
southern or outhwester Kansas.
541-A stock Of general merchandise, good
new stock, located I'm a prosperous Wiscon-
sin town in Grant county. Rent of building
$40 per month, stock will invoice $1,000 to
5000, fixtures about 500. also a fine resi-
dence property, barns and good outbuilding.
Price 1880. VIII sell the stock at a small
discount for cash and the property at $500.
or will sell either for cash, or will trade
both for small farm.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
STRINGFR INVESTMENT co.
CITY PROPERTY

street. Handy TO Cunning st. and Path st.
car lines, also in easy walking distance.
South front with good shade. Rents we'll.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

$2,5OO-4S1O Capitol avenue,
S-room, 2-story frame house,
modern except heat, close to
a line, cement walks, lot 90
X135 feet.
SO, 350-S-room, all modern,
2-story frame house, recently
repapered throughout, open
plumbing, fine yard with
good shade, half block from
car.
$500 - 1910 Webster St,
new S-room 2-story house,
strictly modern, combination
electric light and gas Fix
lures, natural finish, four
bedrooms, full cement base
ment, furnace heat, close to
car.
SIS, 2O0-4912 California St,
almost new 8-room 2-story
house, strictly modern, man
tel and CRATE in reception
hall, hard pine finish
throughout, fine yard. Terms,
$4,000 cash, balance same as
rent.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
5 ROOMS, $1,7Oo.

Near 10Th and Miami. has city water,
sewer and gas. House Is large and could
2 rooms finished up stairs.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY For SALE.
(Continued.)


good barn, coal house. chicken house, cat
tie shed. hog sheds, well, windmiIl ete,
1O4 head OF horses and mules, complete
line OF machinery, etc; encumorance,
bIs-A So-acre farm s miles from Meta
waka. Jackson county, Kan; l25 acres UNI
der cultivation. Is acres Of oak and walnut
timber all good, tilla6ie land; good COON St USn
etc. Price, SIS per acre; terms u cash.
balance time.
vile, Anderson county, Kan; So. acres ,un.
der cultivation, all good, tiilable land; z
acres of grove. good orchard; good 6,,room
house. large barn, chicken house. double
corncrib, smoke house. well, %cistern, etc.
Price. S45 per acre; encumbrance, Sl,5Oi
terms, $1,000 cash, balance when posses
55g-A SS2o-acre farm ~ miles from Cora.
Smith county, Kan; 240 acres under cul-
~tivation, 60 acres OF timber, go acres GOOD,
tillable land; 5.Toom house. g., l Large zee S oeTs:
encumbrance, 81, 200. Want equity cash.
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND
Orient, Falk county. South Dakota; 8 acres
$3.50 per acre. viii exchange for land
close TO town or house and lot.
NEBRASKA LAND
546-A 12O-acre farm, 2h miles from
Lorton, S miles from Dunbar, and II miles
from Nebraska city. Otoe county, Neb.;
has 5 room house. rood well. cave, etc.
Land, level. and as fine a piece of land as
lies I'm Nebraska. Price, 500 per acre.
viii sell for $500 cash and remain on the
farm, or will take some good western lanu
in trade to amount to $4,000 or .$6,OoO.
Prefers land in South Dakota, Nebraska
54s@A i6O-acre farm ~ miles from Chap
man, Merrick county, Neb.; 1870 acres UNI
der cultivation, . acres Of grove; all good,
level, tillsble land; good Groom house
barn, granary, COW barn, double corncrlD,
hay house, chicken house, etc. Price, 80
per acre: encumbrance, $500. VIII accept
1000 down, balance March ! SETTLEMENT.
553-A 16O-acTe farm 6k miles from Rsy-
mond, Lancaster county, Neh.; lOO acres
I under cultivation; all good, tillable lard; z
acres of grove, 2 acres of orchald, good 10
room house. large barn, granary, corncrib,
tool shed, laundry, %cistern, well, winom !,
etc. Price. 500 per acre. VIII exchange
for 5 acres to 10 acres near Omaha or
Council Bluffs, with good buildings and Or
chard.
56s-A 40-acre farm near La Platte, Sarpy
county, Neb.; 40 acres of under-plow, bal
ance pastures; all good, tillable land; good
S-room house, large barn and other out
buildings, good well. windmill, etc. Price,
$4,000. Land lies just y mile from tow
and Is finely improved. Prefers cash, Out
would exchange for good income property,
STA 16O-acre farm 5 miles from Stod-
cultivation; all good, tillable land; good 7.
room house, large barn, COW barn, cattle
shed, granary, chicken house, good well
and windmill. Price, $50 per acre; encum.
l brance, H,1Oo; equity cash.
'MENT CO.
phones: Doug. 1862; Ind. A-2562
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
MISSOURI LAND

556-A 1SO-acre farm 4 miles from Willow
Howell county. Missouri; rs acres
under cultivation, 30 acres of pine and oak
timber, 80 acres good tillablc land; 5-room
house, barn, chicken house, good water
supply, etc. Price, $40 per acre; encum,
brance. $3.50. VIII exchange for good
dwelling house or any kind of business.
57O-A 27O-acre farm 2s miles from Co
lumbia, Mo; $50 acres under cultivation.
all good land, good 7-room house, large
barn, hog house. chicken house, smoke
house. wood house. c~istern, 2 wells, etc.
Price, S75 per acre. Prefers cash, but will
exchange for good paying property or a
small farm.
STA 112A-acre farm 3S miles from Cal
houn, Henry county, Mo; 60 acres under
CIVILIZATIONS; all good, level, tillable land
small orchard, good house, barn. hog
house, chicken house, store house, etc.
Price, $50 per acre; ~encumbrance. $4,000.
Will exchange for good farm in South Da-
kota, Nebraska or Kansas.
LAND
$4,000 acres OF land, or In quarter
sections, AZ miles from Leoti, Wichita
county, Kansas; $50 acres under cultiva-
tion, 100 acres of first-class pillow land,
s. acres of orchard; good Groom house,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
DUNDEE

Accessible, beautiful, quiet, with
city conveniences and country
surroundings, offers opportuni-
ties for safe and profitable in
vestments, as well as a most de-
lightful place for a home, $3.50
to 800 for large lots, with trees,
cement walks, city water, cleo
trio lights, ETC., and on or near
car line.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Attractive Homes al
Reasonable Prices.

81. 50O-3914 N. goth ST.. 6
half house, city water, sewer
and gas, paved street. Easy
terms. Do not disturb ten
ants.
50, l00-2613 Hamilton St,
broom frame cottage, city
water and gas, small barn on
the place, lot 60Xl47h feet.
Plenty Of room to build an
other cottage.
So 5O-3S16 N. 18th St. Z
room 2-story frame house,
city water, eve and gas,
good condition, fine shade.
2,s5O-45O9 N. 2lst ST.,
Groom frame cottage, about 3
years old, all modern, large
lot with good fruit, close TO
car.
G3,OOO-92O S. 31st St.
Groom frame cottage, strictly
modern, large rooms, first
class condition, close to car.
$3,750-2216 Willis Ave, s.
TOOiH G-SlOlg Ildlilc iOuSts M
modern, mantel and CRATE in
parlor. good basement, eXcep-
tionally large barn, lot hON
127 feet, first-class neighbor-
hood.
s4.OOo-24S3 Henderson St.
Groom 2-story and attic
frame house, all modern,
good repair. choice neighbor-
hood, fine shade, all specials
paid.
81 00-l311 Georgia Ave,
S-room story and .one-half
frame house. first-class e
barn, specials all paid, lot so
xl50 feet.
s5~.OOO-s-room, 2-story frame
house. built IN 1907, strictly
modern, all specials paid, lot
G6xl44 feet, on car line, room
TO build another house on the
south.
s6.5OO-s-room, 2-story frame
house. first-class repair,
strictly modern, HXl45 feet,
close to Farnam St., on saith
St.
Choice Building Sites.
81, 75O-6Ox124 feet. facing the
Majestic on Sherman, all spe-
cials paid.
S2.OOO-East front lot on Goth
ST., Just south Of Dewey Ave,
excellent location for good
home.
81 OO-Double frontage lot,
north of Farnam St, facing
boulevard. Turner park and
both ST., size 4sxlS6 feet.
S.5OO-OxlO4 feet. fronting
west on 2sth St specials in
and paid for-$l,5OO cash, bal
anc TO suit.
Investments.
$50, 5OO-Southwest corner OF
14th and Jackson SITS, 3-stoTy
and basement substantial
brick building, 66X66 feet, rent
ing for s., 1900 per year, tenants
llhhliAb AlAtAA oNh tk1AA9 Ata~
sonable terms.
IS. 5OO-Northesst corner 22d
and Pierce SITS, two frame
stores, with Groom flats over
each. three 5-roOm cottages
and one Broom cottage, rent
ing for 81, 452 per year. lot lS3x
40 feet, sidewalks around the
property and brick pavement
on 22d st. Investigate at nee.
A2O-Double frame 2H-
story house, renting for 500
per year, on Decatur ST., near
26th ST.; good, small invest
ment.
George & Co..
16O1 Farnam st.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

- IDDEN treasure consisting not
OF romantic Spanish dubloons
of b~uccaneer days, but of good,
EgE111 sound American dollars, each
TSS4E8I one worth 100 cents in any
AobAD country on the globe has been
the eward of modern seekers after wealth
during the last thirty or forty years in un-
romantic old Omaha.
Tales of money finding which would rival
the romances of Robert Louis Stevenson
might be told of many a prosaic Omaha
family, in whom the bold daring of the
Stevenson hero has been replaced by the
cool nerve of the farseeing business man
or woman who invests in a piece or real
estate and then waits. Some times this
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
NO. $3.50 ST.,

shAala $4,000 .l
~
GOOD 7-room h o e,
south front, stable, chicken
house, fruit trees, two lots.
Modern dwelling, east
front, asphalt paved street,
No. 2456 South goth St.,
$4,000.
Dwelling, No. 2O19 Cass
\ ST.. $4,000.
Brick cottage, 1851 Cap
itol Ave, $4,000.
Modern house, cottage,
two barns, two lots, No.
1921 and 1928 Van Camp
Ave-, $4,000.
Dwelling, No. 3012 Chi
cago St., $4,000.
Dwelling, No. SIS South
26th ST., $4,000.
49,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
7 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
$1,000.

House is in fine repair and strictly mod
ern: located on a beautiful south front
lot 50x120; big shade trees and large barn;
two blocks from Walnut Hill car line. 1t is
absolutely impossible to duplicate this prop
erty for the price.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
NO. ALL FARNAM ST., $500

Modern Groom dwelling
paved street, permanent
walk, one block from car
, line.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

81, S5O-4509 N. 2lst ST.,
Groom frame cottage, about 3
years old, all modern, large
lot with good fruit, close TO
car,
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

S2,65O-3S16 N. 18th St, Z
room 2-story frame house,
city water, sewer and gas,
good condition, fine shade.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

$1.500-3914 n. goth ST., 6
h bSGmf bo1 dsem eilts s'S wSte ana sewer SRer
and gas, paved street. Easy
terms. Do not disturb ten
ants.
$2,100-2613 Hamilton St,
5-room frame cottage, city
water and gas, small barn on
the place, lot 60X147h feet.
Plenty Of room to build an
other cottage.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
s ROOMS. $1.7OO.


Biggest snap in the history of Omaha.
Four rooms. hall, pantry, and closet down
stairs. Four rooms and closets upstairs.
Gas in kitchen, good cellar, water on both
floors. Fine lot, 4SX12S. This property is
property is located on West Farnam; the
just been painted and is in excellent re-
pair; good neighborhood. Fully worth
S25OO-this week only 81, 100. Terms.
9 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
$780,.
This beautiful property is located in Dun
dee, 2 blocks from car, on fine lot, 5Dxl;5.
House is modern in every respect and we
don't know where you could duplicate II for
5000. Worthy of investigation.
8 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
$4,000.
Located on West Dodge, In fine locality,
on lot 62xl39. Big front and side porch,
nice lawn and large shade trees. Snap.
8 ROOMS MODERN $3,250
Near Path and Seward; interior decoration
is excellent. Permanent walks and paved
street. Comfortable home, cheap.
10 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
$1,000.
Near SOD and Poppleton; an elegant home
II you are looking for a swell home see
this.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
NO. 2572 HARVEY ST., $4,000

Ten-room dwelling, fur
mace, bath, south front,
paved street, barn.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
8 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
$4,000.

Close in. being near 18th and Jackson.
Strictly modern in every respect; oak
woodwork We have an Idea this would
suit most anyone looking for a fine modern
house close in home.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

So, 000-920 S. 31st ST.,
Groom frame cottage, strictly
modern, large rooms, first
class condition, close to car.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
8 o MODERN $3.50

100 acres Webster county, Nebraska, 4
miles from Lester, 9 miles from Red Cloud;
S-room house. barn SOx36, COW shed, gran
cry and other out buildings; Well and
windmill never-failing water supply. Good
young orchard 80 acres broke, q acres In
alfalfa. balance timber pasture. A great
big snap at 5000; terms, S3,p cash bal
ance 6 years, at 81 per cent.
1859 acres 3 miles from Ashland; fine 7
room house; barn 36x36 and all other neces-
sary out-buildings; good bearing orchard.
10 acres cultivated, balance hay and
pasture. saunders county has the very
richest and best soil in the state. Actually
worth 500, but for a short time only will
sell for so per acre.
100 acres 3 miles from Ainsworth. Brown
county, Nebraska. Well improved; has
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

S3,75O-2216 willis Ave, s.
room 2-story frame house, all
modern, mantel and CRATE in
parlor, good basement, eXcep-
tionally large barn, lot 60X
1877 feet, first-class neighbor-
hood.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
9 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
8 ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
81, 200.

Located on West Dodge, in fine locality,
on lot 62xl39, Big front and side porch,
nice lawn and large shade trees. Snap.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

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Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
8 ROOMS, MODERN, 2,7OO.

Located on a beautiful terraced lot, with
cement walks and shade trees, near 18th
and Corby SITS. This is an old house, but is
in excellent repair, and II we were going
to build a house to order could not make
1t better. An exceptional bargain.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
Z ROOMS, ALL MODERN,
$4,000.

800 acres. 4 miles from Ainsworth, Brown
county, Nebraska. Fair improvements
100 acres cultivated. so acres timothy and
clover, 80 acres pasture, balance wild hay.
All level, except pasture, which is hilly.
For a few days can sell this farm at the
remarkable low price OF $50 per acre, on
terms OF 5000 cash, balance TO suit.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
SOUTH DAKOTA LAND

sea A 155-acre farm 5h miles from
Orient, Falk county. South Dakota; . acres
under cultivation, good black soil. Price,
so so per acre. viii exchange for land
close 10 town or house and lot.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21
6 ROOMS, MODERN, $500.

This is a dandy little home, all on one
floor; located on a beautiful lot 50x122, on
grade, near 22d and Maple; permanent
walk. paved street. You can't miss it by
buying this; the price is right.
Omaha daily bee., 1908-06-21

S. OO-S-room, 2-story frame
house, first-class repair,
strictly modern, AXl45 feet,
close to Farnam ST., on saith
St.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10
BORAH QUITS LAW FIRM
Will Give Entire Time to Official
Duties.


Senator Borah on the first of the
year severed his connection with the
law firm Of Borah, Cavanah & Blake,
leaving the firm now as Cavanah &
Blake. The senator severed his
connection with the firm because he
has fully made up his mind to with
draw from the practice of his pro-
fession while la the senate. In
speaking Of the matter the senator
said:
my retirement from the firm was
due ia no sense TO a want of harmony
with my associates. for the other
members of the firm have my fullest
confidence, hut simply because | do
not believe that it is possible to keep
up a law practice and do anything
like justice to my public obligations.
Outside of cleaning up few old
matters l shall not undertake to do
any law business until nv official life
is at an end. l took the step reluc-
family for l love my profession but l
could not attend to both matters. -
Boise Statesman.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10
DEVOTE TIME TO PLANT
A. O. Skinner Retires From Store
to Look After Property.

A. o. Skinner has resigned his
position in the dry goods depart
ment of L. A. Larsen's store
for the purpose Of devoting his
entire attention to the electric light
plant. Mr.. Larsen has not yet
accepted one of the many appli-
cations to fill the vacancy.
Mr.. Skinner purchased the cleo
trio light plant last fall from Nixon
& kimmel of Spokane who con-
structed it in 1905, the light being
turned on tor the first time in
August of that year. The power
is generated at Post Falls and
transmitted to this city by the
usual methods. Besides lighting
the city and most of the business
and residence houses, the plant
furnishes power for several motors
which are used to operate feed
mills, sawmill planners, blacksmith
machinery and printing presses.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10
Rice at Weddings.

Pocatello Tribune:-At a we'd
ding breakfast, according to What
to Eat, bridesmaid was heard to
tell the true reason for rice being
used at weddings. 1t was once
believed that If on their wedding
journey newly welded couple
saw flock of doves it would mean
a long life of peace and happiness
to them. A bridal party in pass
ing SO frightened flock Of these
timld birds that they flew away in
great alarm, and to avert the evil
omen that their flight signifed for
the newly married couple rice was
thrown in great quantities to lure
the birds to the place from which
they had flown. This plan was SO
successful that the welded pair
went on their way rejoicing and
lived ever afterward happy and
prosperous lite. Since then rice
has been used as symbol of good
luck, peace and happiness at we'd
dings.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10
INCORPORATE THE TOWN.
Spirit Lake Business Men Have
Started Movement.

A meeting of the citizens or Spl'lC
Lake was held in the schooihouse
Sunday evening for the purpose OF pc
coming better acquainted and OF DIS
cussing several questions OF interest
to the people. A large crowd attend
ed the meeting and all showed much
enthusiasm.
Hewitt Davenport occupied the
chair and G l.. Ham acted as SecIe>
tary. A vote for chairman was taken
and Mr.. Davenport was chosen. MT
Krech, one of the local business men,
discussed the idea of forming a com
mercial club for the purpose of BOOST
ing Spirit Lake.
W. r. HireeL spoke of incorporat'
ing Spirit Lake. This was discussed
and put IN the form of motian,
which was carried. The articles OF
Incorporation are to be drawn uL
immed lately. The trustees elected
were: w. T Hireen, Henry Krech, e.
L. Ham, H. j. Blanchard.
The commercial club was further
discussed and the chair was directed
to appoint committee to report al
the next meeting, to be held January
10. The committee is composed Of
Frank Dair, George Judson anf
Henry KEech.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1908-01-10
FAILED IN BUSINESS.

Some people wonder why he failed.
He lost all he had and his family were
penniless. People were sorry for
them and they were sorry for them.
selves, but yet it did no good. He
went into business without the pro.
per preparation. His education was
not practical, neither did he under
stand modern business methods. The
other fellow got his money, and hp
came down face to face with disaster.
1t is better to be prepared If you
need practical business education
you could do no better than to attend
the Northwestern Business College of
Spokane for few months, because
here you can learn the modern ways
of doing business and thus save both
time and money. n22tf