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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-13
At New Haven-
PERSONAL LETTER FROM :. !.
STATE AUDITOR IvERS0N
Writes the Pioneer Man Concerning
the Resent Swamp Land !:
80 eA~--.s Z! =
Contests. ~

Samuel G. Iverson,. state auditor,
has taken cognizance of the COM
munication from ]. w. Hilliard,
recently published in the Pioneer,
relative to the state swamp land''
controversy and writes a letter to
the editor of the Pioneer as follows:
st. Paul, Nov. II.
mr.. A. G. .Rutledge, Bemidji, MINI.
MY Dear Mr.. Rutledge:- Thanks
for your kindness in sending copy
of Pioneer and also for giving SO
much space to the reports of Duncan
and Otterstad, also thank you fol
copy of Mr.. billiards story. From
your standpoint, it was entirely
right that you should give him all
the space that he wanted. He de.
votes great deal Of space to me,
and Iamsssure that sha isegiving me
entirely too much credit. / read his
story carefully and fail to find one
suggestion for the future. i.
I have for years urged the neces.
sity of building roads in northern
Minnesota where we have such large
amounts of state lands, and it is
exceedingly unfortunate that the
Supreme court has decided that the
legislature is prohibited ftom build
ing such roads, Or helping to do so,
under the present constitution.
My suggestion for the future is
that the constitution be amended SO
that this money can be used at the
discretion of the legislature to help
improve northern Minnesota, and
the large area of state lands now a
burden, in fact, to the pioneer home.
builder. -.
Regarding swamp land contests,
healthy public sentiment in every
township in the state will sustain me
in my efforts to prevent timber
pirates from getting our lands under
pretext of demonstrating and home:
building, or as Mr.. Culkin Of Du
luth calls it, constructive home.
steaders.'
Mr.. Culkin, as former receiver
of the u. S. land Office at Duluth TO,
many years, is competent. to. pass
ju dgment in these matters, and. he
says that 20 per cent of the swamp
land contests are not bona fide, Is
per cent may be in good faith, bu,
for the purpose of acquiring the
timber for timber sale, and only Is
per cent are really intending to
settle and make homes on thei1
claims. j..
I appreciate your courtesy to me
in this matter, and hope that some
good will come from it in the end
The questions are of great import
ance, and we: should endeavor to
prevent a proposition giving some
relief to the next Legislature.
| Very truly yours,
a- IS. G. Iverson
l@:.=e,s State Auditor"
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Rosenwald.. ...... lib ............ Culuer
Stevens............rhb ........Anderson
Pickering .fb .Wilce
Total weight Minnesota, 1885
pounds; Wisconsin, 1893 pounds;
average per man, Minnesota, 49,;
Wisconsin, 172. Weight of line
Minnesota, 1926; Wisconsin, 1929;
average weight per man, Minnesota,
1872 II; Wisconsin, us as. Weight
of back feld-Minnesota, $50; Wis
consin, $50; average weight per man,
Minnesota, 165; Wisconsin; 1914.
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Funeral Sunday Afternoon.

The body of Mrs. Eva D. Hart,
who died in this city Thursday
evening will be buried at Green
wood cemetery tomorrow after
noon at ago. Brief services will
be held at J. P. Lahr's morgue,
after which interment will take
place. --...
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-13

q J. w. Stewart, cruiser for the Be-
midi Lumber company. went to
Blackjack last evening to look after
some cruising at that point for the
Bemidji company.
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MINNESOTA WINS

Randall Field, Madison, Wis.,, Nov. 13.-(Special to
Pioneer 1.-The annual football game between Minnesota
and Wisconsin University Football for the western
championship, resulted follows:
FIRST Hall
SECOND HALF -
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HEARTY WELCOME GIVEN
MINISTER AND TEACHERS
Methodist Ladies' Aid in Charge of
Reception at Baptist Church
Last Evening.

At the Baptist church last even
ing, a formal reception and hearty
welcome was extended to the Metho-
dist pastor, Rev. Charles E. White,
and his wife and also to the new
teachers of the local public schools.
The reception was given under the
auspices of the Ladies' Aid society
of the Methodist church, the men,
bers of which had decorated the
church in a beautiful manner for the
occasion.
DR.. F.. H Smith acted as master of
ceremonies and stated briefly the
object of tie gathering.
Welcome addresses were made by
Rev. S. E. P. White, pastor of the
local Presbyterian church, and Rev..
H. Robinson Mckee, pastor of the
Baptist church, who extended a very
cordial welcome to the new pastor
and his wife and the teachers.
The members of Masten's orches.
ira were present and furnished some
delightful music.
Charles GUNNER gave an
euphonium solo, in a very able
manner.
Miss Hanson and Mr.. Rood each
sang solos, displaying rare ability.
During the evening refreshments
were served, and the reception was
very enjoyable getting together of
the members of the Methodist,
Baptist and Presbyterian churches,
the teachers> and others.
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GOPHER-BADGER SCORES.

oO4 A4LN-OkADOLN 0\ONIOs
189O-Minnesota 63; Wisconsin
1891-Minnesota rs; Wisconsin II
1892-Minnesota 80; Wisconsin
1893-Minnesota 40; Wisconsin
1894-Wisconsin 6; Minnesota
1895-Minnesota IA; Wisconsin 10
1896-Wisconsi 6; Minnesota
1897-Wisconsin 49,; Minnesota O
1898-Wisconsin 20; Minnesota o
1899-Wisconsin 10; Minnesota
19O0-Minnesota 6; Wisconsin 5
19O1-Wisconsin 18; Minnesota
I902-Minnesota II; Wisconsin
19O3-Minnesota II; Wisconsin
1904-Minnesota 20; Wisconsin O
1905-Wisconsin 16; Minnesota IL
19O6-No game.
19O7-Minnesota II; Wisconsin II
19O8-Wisconsin S; Minnesota O
OFFICIALS TODAY'S GAME.
Observation-Disclosures Beavers of
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-11-13

Mrs. Hart was IS years old and
death resulted from the in6rmities
of old age. .~.
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FIRST HALF

West Point. =.
Umpire-Neil Snow of Michigan.
Field Judge-Flaeger of North
western.
Head Linesman - Esterline of
Purdue.
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THE LINEUP.

The following was given out as
the probable lineup of Wisconsin
and Minnesota for today's game,
with the possibility that DR.. Will
liams might put Pettijohn at quarter,
in which case Vidal would be placed
at right end:
Minnesota. Wisconsin.
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The new bowling alleys have
arrived and Mr.. Paquin states
that the work of installing same is
progressing rapidly and he hopes
to be ready for the big opening
the last of ne xt week.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
SPALDING LIVINGSTON INVEST
MENTS COMPANY
RED APPLE ORCHARDS

The western irrigated orchards will
in the future supply the apple markets
OF the world. rive acres of irrigated
orchard land is sufficient To support a
family ana keep it busy.
Roosevelt
The finest fruits are raised in irri-
gated orchards, ano this is the reason
why Utah has taken more prizes on
her fruit than any other western state.
AT the recent state Fair the display
or apples was magnificent, and this in
Itself ought TO show ordinary people
that apple raising is a safe line of in
vestment.
This company planted a tract of 275
acres, which is the largest orchard ever
planted in Utah. All planted to red
apples. We are selling this orchard in
tracts of five acres on payment of 800
down, S15 per month Tor four years,
and after expiration of contract take
mortgage for balance to suit con-
venience of purchaser.
This orchard is within one-half mile
Of AXteli, our new townsite on the r.
G. ". ky-, which gives splendid facili-
ties for loading.
When these tracts are turned over to
you they will be planted five years,
lists of Grand Junction and Palisades,
these orchards should be worth not
less than $1,000 per acre.
We have better climatic conditions
than Colorado, and much better than
any other part Of this state, as we had
full crop of all kinds of fruits this
year, which should add greatly to the
value Of this locality for fruit raising
We give full water right with each
acre, which is sufficient for the most
intense cultivation.
If you want an orchard, don't fail to
see US. We own these lands and are
not fiscal agents.
Call or write for our apple folder.
SPALDING LIVINGSTON INVEST
MENTS COMPANY
FIFTH FLOOR NEWHOUSE BLDG.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
SPALDING LIVINGSTON INVEST
MENTS COMPANY
IRRIGATED FARM LANDS.

Everybody wants irrigated lands for
the absolute certainty of crops.
If Titan people could be shown that
better land with better water right
could be had in Utah at less price, with
Utah's fine climate, than could be had
In Idaho. and a crop condition that
could not be matched in the United
states, you would say mat if this is
true this would be the place to invest.
We claim we have all If these in the
GunnfsOn Valley, Utah. and can prove
II to your satisfaction.
We are offering our farm lands with
fuIi water right in tracts of 20 acres
or any size you want. at prices ranging
from 500 per acre for uncultivated land
TO S75 and $50 for land that was in
crop past season. the $50 land all finely
set to alfalfa.
Our crops of grain, alfalfa and sugar
beets could not be equs.ed elsewhere.
We have fine market for every
thing raised. The alfalfa hay is sold
on the ground to shveI and cattle
feeders.
A high-class creamery near all of the
lands offered
Our terms OF one-fourth payment
down, balance ten years at six per cent
interest, gives the homemaker or in
vestor an opportunity Oh buying a good
farm with a small payment. He can
do this with safety, for there has never
been a crop failure in this valley in
thirty years of its history.
Gunnison Valley is 40 miles south
of Salt Lake City, and is the finest val
ley in this state.
We are selling these farm lands to
the best farmers of this state, who
made thorough investigation of adjoin-
ing states before buying from us.
Call and see US at our offices or
write for our Gunnison folder.
SPALDING LIVINGSTON INVEST
MENTS COMPANY
FIFTH FLOOR NEWHOUSE BLDG.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE
e E. CASSIDY & CO.,
303 JUDGE BUILDING.

So, 5O0-For a new two-story light pressed
brick, large rooms, complete plumb
ing, hot water heat, full basement
all cemented, laundry in basement
hardwood floors all over the house
gas and electric lights Lot 2ibxlC
rods. Fine location.
$3,750-On Third ave, new broom pressed
brick cottage. strictly modern. Will
make terms to suit purchaser.
S5,750-Just completed. tWo-story fire
brick, 6 large rooms, complete plumb
ing, furnace, large basement Lot
3xS rods. North bench, south front.
3.51-TWo-story S-roOm red pressed
brick. House in splendid condition.
Lot IOx196 feet; room for several
more houses; lot all set in fine fruit;
located in the southeastern part of
the city, on car line and not very
far out.
s4,5O0-FOr one of the SWEETEST new bunga-
lows on the north bench, rooms,
thoroughly modern, hardwood floors,
furnace swell and strictly up-to-date.
$,S0O-For one of the finest corners on
the north bench, south and east
front. 4Oxll5 feet; alley in rear.
81 .4y0-3x7 rods. south front. 9Th ave
~ '0O-Z1sxlO rods, very close in, on East
Third South.
Only S45 per front foot for fine building
lots on I'd avenue, south front. sewer,
sidewalk and macadam tax paid.
Sl'ooO.For SxlO rods. near Third ave. and
$.5OO-Lots on Douglas ave, 5Oxl40 feet,
alley in rear
These are only few Of our many bar
gains.
VACANT AND IMPROVED PROPER
TY IN ALL PARTS OF THE CITY AT
VERY LOW PRICES.
e. r. CASADY & CO,
303 JUDGE BUILDING.
Bell phone 2227 Ind. Il
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BIRRELL-SHIPP REALTY COMPANY,
THE Real Estate People"
75O-RESTAURANT,i in one OF the best
locations in the city
81 200-CLEAN1NG AND DYEING; a nice
little business, netting 800 a month.
81 .675-BARBER SHOP, on Main street;
first-class equipment.
S, 000-FLORAL BUSINESS, Main street;
rent, $40. 90. No better stand In
town.
sS,OOO-RUG and CARPET CLEANING
and rug manufacturing business.
Ali or a part interest.
550-GROCERY STORES from $50 to
$1,000 You can't lose when you in
voice stock
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FOR SALE

LOOK AT THESE IF YOU
ARE INTERESTED IN a HOME.
s2,500-New 4-room modern pressed
brick house on the west side.
Lot 371x125 feet to alley. Terms
5000 cash and balance $40 per
month.
S2,65O-A large 4-room modern pressed
brick house: southeast. Lot 37a
X140 feet to alley. Close to car
line. Look at this; 5000 cash
and balance $40 per month.
SS,4O0-A nice new 5-room modern
pressed brick cottage east of
Liberty park. Lot 37hx157 feet
to alley. Good terms. See us
quick on this.
s3,650-A fine Groom modern house
arranged for an S-rOom house,
near 9Th East ana 10th South.
This is a fine place with a fine
large lot. Terms right.
S3,!50-A new Broom modern cottage
with stairway set for 8 rooms
upstairs. Fine mantel, cement
cellar, cement walks and ev-
erything complete. Large lot.
Terms $500 cash and balance
like rent.
S4,250-A beautiful S-room modern
pressed brick house, with fur
mace, cement walks, barn and
shade trees. Lot 621x135 feet.
VIII make terms on this place.
$1,000 beautiful S-roOm modern
house on the north bench fac
ing south, with the finest view
in the city Fireplace furnace,
good basement and cement
walks. Lot 2kx7 rods See this
before buying a home
See us for bargains in business, flat
and residence property.
We write fire insurance
HOFFMAN BROS.
So ". 2nd South Street.
Both Phones PA.
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A MINING CAMP BOARDING HOUSE
And NOTE: the number of rooms, the
price, and the profits. For an investment
Of 5000 we do not believe there is an
other proposition in the state of Utah
That Will show a net profit of $40
month the year around. We would not rec
omnend this to one inexperienced. but if
you have run one before, you viii ap-
preciate this one. Is rooms and they are
all full. Let us tell you all about it. The
LeWis-Lowe Co. Judge Bldg.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY.
THE LEWIS-LOWE co.
INCORPORATED
Third Floor Judge Bldg. Phones 44ss.
IF YOTT WILL JTTST STOP

IF YOU WILL JUST STOP
And reason with yourself for d minute,
you will quickly see it is to your interest
To deal with US. First, we are the only
exclusive BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
firm in Salt Lake City. Second, we have
lister who does nothing but hunt bar
gains from morning until night Third.
We examine and guarantee the title to
every business we sell, and hence protect
you against back bills, etc. Just think it
over and your good business judgment
will bring you to US. The Lewis-LOwe Co.,
Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE-I have one Of the most de-
sirable building sites IN Jackson square,
six blocks from city and county building,
which must sell at once; desirable build
ing restrictions; best investment offered
in the city, OF good site for home: $500;
500 cash. balance 81 per month. Address
owner, w 3. neutrality-suspicious.
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A SUBSTANTIAL MONEY MAKER

This &-rOom tr2Rsient house is a Won
der There are better located houses in
Salt Lake City, but no better money max
ers. Vacant rooms are past memory.
The owner showed US a statement of his
last months profits, and they are really
astonishiDg-S243 net after paying rent
wages, light bills, laundry, etc No dark
inside rooms Let us show you this be-
fore it is too late. 5000 cash will handle
The Lewis-Lowe Co, Judge Bldg.
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JUST A LITTLE RENT SAVER
, Six rooms, elegantly furnished, ana To-
Gated so close in that no FOR RENT
signs are needed. Upstairs rooms rent
for 81, and the total rent is only $50
Now why pay rent when you can get
snap like this for $3.50? See US Monday
The Lewis-LOwe Co., Judge Bldg.
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A WELL LOCATED CIGAR STAND
Start your son in this attractive little
stand, and keep him off The streets A lit
tie business training VIII do him good.
The Investment is only $3.50. which can
easily be cleared up in four to five
months. Let's show 1t to you. The Lewis
Lowe Co., Judge Bldg.
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FORTUNES HAVE BEEN MADE
In boarding houses. We sold one six
months ago that is now earning 500 a
month clear, and we have a photo of the
happy woman who bought it on our desk.
Here is a dandy: Is rooms on East First
So. street, earning 800 a month clear,
and $1,000 cash will handle il. The first
caller Monday morning surely gets this.
The Lewis-LOwe Co., Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE

A N. HUMPHREYS,
Bell lss Ind. 41Sl
Is West Second South St
A SNAP
on Glen Ave; large 6-rm. brick house;
modern: large, deep lot. And the price
$500; $500 cash, balance easy.
ANOTHER GOOD ONE.
6-rm. modern brick house, close to En-
iersOn school; fine stables and Outhouses,
Party must sell. Only So go
arm. modern brick house, floored for
two rooms upstairs; built by owner for
home; only five blocks east of New
house buildings; large, deep lot Price,
g, 100; $500 cash, balance easy payments.
STORE BUILDING
with four living rooms, and lot is big
ienough to put up another house. A bar
gain. Party must sell. Easy terms.
A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME ON
STATE STREET.
Twenty acres, fine house, elegant barns,
large orchard, and only $3.50 acre
MONEY IN DRY FARMING.
We have 100 acres that can be had cheap
If bought quick
A. n. HUMPHREYS,
IS West Second South st.
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FOR SALE

LOTS.
$1,200-Fine lot 40x132 feet; south
front; close in on 10th ave.
S11O0-2 fine lots near 5rd East and
Sth South. These are p bar
gain.
$1.25O-A fine lot 4Ox115 feet: east
front; near university.
S1.3O0-I.Ot in same location; west
front; 41x115 feet.
81 ,500-COrneT lot facing south and
west; 24x4 rods; on Sth ave.
Just the place TO build a
home.
facing north on 2nd South st.
SO, 000-Fine lot, 5E1O rods, facing east
on 18th East. Well located.
$2.65O-23x7a rods; facing west, near
South Temple. An elegant
place to build a home.
S3,500-A fine large corner lot, l25X
1I5 feet on north bench.
North and west front
$1,000 beautiful corner lot on End
South; 55x140 feet to alley;
north and west front.
$1,000 beautiful corner lot 4x7
rods; close in or 1st South.
TRACKAGE PROPERTY.
S2,700-66XS23 feet on 9Th West, near
5th South
So .O0O-1Ox2g rods on 4th West, near
4th North.
S7,2O0-9x9 rods on 4th West, near
5th South.
s1G,O0O-295x325 feet on 9Th West.
near 5th South. viii sell all
or part
HOFFMAN BROS,
So W. End South Street.
Both Phones 244
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A CORNER GROCERY STORE
To be sold at invoice, to the first caller
Monday morning having the required
amount. Last months business run over
$500, and mostly cash, the rent only $40
d month. 1t would be cheap at half the
price. The only reason YOU can buy this
is that the owner must get back east by
the first Of December. S2,0G0 viii put you
in possession. The Lewis-LOWe Co.,
Judge Bldg.
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TVANuOE ApAPTNTFNT

IVANHOE APARTMENTS
Groom flat for rent. Most desirable east
side residence district of Salt Lake. Rent
SIS completely furnished in elegant style.
To be sold as it stands, with the lease.
The Lewis-Lowe CO. Judge Bldg.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
SO acres one-haIf mile south of Cher
ry Creek, New Might be used as an
addition to this town. Cherry Creek
is one of the Oldest mining camps in
the state of Nevada. Price SIC per
acre, or Will trade for Salt Lake real
estate.
r. Fl. PEALE
80 Judge Bldg.
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WANTED-THRIFTY MARRIED WO-
MAN
With a sensible husband. VIII pay $50
month for the risht person to take care of
G Groom east-side house. Must have $3.50
cash to take over the furniture. Hubby can
care for the furnace when he gets home
from work in the evening The Lewis
Lowe Co, Judge Bldg
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IN A JUNGLE OF SKYSCRAPERS
Directly opposite the NewhOuse struc-
lures, we have a natty little cafe that is
making good money, netting a good in
come. Rent $50 a mo. Doesn't take much
money to get it, either. The Lewis-I4owe
Co, Judge Bldg.
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BUSINESS PERSONAL.

---~~------~~~~~~~---~-~ ~~~--~-~~~-~-~-~~~~~O~O~
LADIES-Ask your druggist for Emer-
sons Tansy Waters; put up in yellow
wrapper with crowd trademark On mar
ket % years. Accept no substitute. For
sale by all druggists. Cut this out for
future reference.
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WE HAVE IMITATORS BUT NO
RIVALS
THE LEWTS-IOWE co. JUDGE BLDG
GncorpOrated)
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For SALE
REAL BARGAINS.

$500
Buys a Groom modern white brick house
on Windsor avenue, a nice mantel large
lot If you are intending to buy, you
will save money by communicating with
us at once.
South on West Temple we have a house
and lot Skies feet for $4,000 if sold at
once.
S2,700
Buys a 4-rOOm modern red brick house on
Belmont with full basement, stairway
in, so can build more rooms at small ad-
ditiOnal cost. This is a bargain at s., 200.
We also have a number Of choice lots
at bargain prices.
NEWTON BROTHERS COMPANY,
Contractors and Builders,
Real Estate.
Bell 907. Ind. 1l6O. AZ South Main.
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SHOW CASES.

STVEp VStIISJSs IN IL store TiTf,,re line.
billiard and pool tables and supplies; get
my prices. w. L. Wetherbee, 15S and 100
West 1st South.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
800 acres located in Lincoln county
Nevada. below the town of Moapa. The
Virgin river flows through the center
of this tract. Exceptionally fine for
cantaloupe or fruit raising. Soil so
feet deep. Plenty Of water. Price $40
per acre, or will trade for salt Lake
real estate.
r H. PEAI5E,
$40 Judge Bldg.
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A NO. ] CIGAR STORE, SEQ.
On Second South, in the busy section. a
first-class stand reasonable rent with
lease; good steady trade; large card
room in rear; SEQ cash viii handle.
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FOR SALE
ANDERSON-CUMMINGS co,

Sayl have you anything to sell? We
have buyers for all kinds of homes, from
Broom cottages up to 19-TOom modern
homes; also q list of buyers for building
lots.
Have you a lot on the north or east
bench? IF you have and want it sold,
bring it to US. We viii sell it for you.
ANDFRSON-CUMM co,
81 MAIN.
Bell 1889. Ind. 1855
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1909-11-28

A CHANCE FOR HOTEL MIN.
43-rm. hotel in Utah town of 600 people,
with estabIisne. trade steam n-dU, not
and cold water; 5-yr. lease. Total run
ming expenses average $3.50. This is a bar
gain at So 800