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The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Saved by . Puncturs.

Il am swift runner said the man
who was telling a snake story, "and as
fed down the mountain | outdis
tInccd the huge python that was SO re
lcntlcssly pursuing me. But these
creatures are cunning. To twist itself
into he shape Of cart wheel was the
work OF moment. and now the py
thou had gained. Faster and faster
It rolled down the steep incline. Then
bang. The serpent had struck n sharp
Jagged rock and punctured. was
safe. London Globe
hilliins-Your friend Scribbcr seems
TO be always short of funds. If his
books don't sell why don't you try
him at office work when you need Il
new man? Boomer IAN auctioneerl =
No use. \ man who can't succeed as
a novelist hasn't ina gination enough
L. .a..' i--...- -i~-- i-...i---
-hankfulness.
"T hankfulucss." said Uncle Ehen,
ain muffin but the common sense
heed1ul 10 recognize some Of de good
Things dis world s chock full Of
Washington Star
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Nav %, 1909

W \. Collins TO Maude Merger.
w. d. 81. Lots Is to 10, Blk ,,
Packard's Sub. Greeley
Rebecca j Eaton and Bruce G.
Eaton to The Owl Creek Supply 4
Irrigation Co, @. c. ID. 81 80 feet
right OF way over Secs. %. So, 25-
T-65 and Sec. 3-6-65
Robert NJ. Haythorn to The owl
Creek supply and Irrigation Co. Q.
c. ID. 81 Right of way over NE \
34-7-65
Horace w Campbell to John A.
Grout, w. u, Sl0.4S0. All Sec 6
1851.
Miss Annie Leayy to Mrs Nellie
L. Marks, w. d. $1,000. Ela Lots
and ;, Blk As, Greeley.
Frank L. and Frank p. Baker TO
William C. Crist. w. ID, ST. Lots
II and | 3 Blk l3, and Lot 2 Blk -.
and Lot Blk 3, kuner.
Arthur G. Crawford and Mamie
Crawford to Alexander b. Price. w.
d. 81. North so feet of Lot | Blk
los, Greeley.
Grover Townsite Co. to George w.
Parker, w. D. 5000 Lots II and IS
Blk 6. Grover.
Elizabeth Hall Eaton to Ingram
NJ. Bailey w. D. 81 Lots 3. A :. $
Blk II, Eaton
w. u. Reynolds to r. s. st. John.
W. d. $500. Lots 7, s. Blk a..
Fort Lupton.
John l., Kendall and wife to Ell
mer II. Bridenstine, w. d s44SO.
All 1854
James T. Coleman to ]. v. II
Browne, w. u. ST. Lots 21, %. 80.
- Blk | . and Lot Blk IA. Kuner
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
May ID. 1909

Union Pacific Railroad Co to Max
Wickhorst Louis Wickhorst. sr.. and
Louis Wickhorst, jr., W d. sl24S.
Sec l5-2-64.
Union Pacific Railroad Co to
Anna X Clark, W. D. s1S62.4O. Sec.
23-l-66
Edward l.. Hensley. Charles c.
Thomas to Ella NJ Thomas, w y.
$1,000. Lot 9 Blk AZ, Eaton
Walter Spencer, Gabriel Jones to
Christopher f. Myers, W. u. $4,000.
Z l-3 Lot >, all of Lots / 6 and II
Blk 9, Pierce
Louis o. Munson to William p.
Postin, w u. 81 SEA .5-lO-63.
Herman Howard to Oliver Howard.
w. d. 81. Lots 3, 4, Oliver How
ards Sub Blk l39 Greeley
Edwin f. Cottineham. Victor w
| Conner, Frank S Miller to Frank f.
Baker and Frank p Harl, w. d IS.
Lots and u Blk 3, Lots 3, s, S, g
| Blk II, Lots l and Blk -. Lots
!, ., Il, IS. q, IS Blk 10, Lots S
and Blk y, Lots ! and II Biz
"a, Lots 4 Blk 26, Lots =, 3, A, 5, Ia
/ Blk % Kuner
f, NJ Fagan to Frank r. Baker
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Nav 81, 1902

Joseph j. McCabe TO Nellie Nc
Cabe. w. D. $4,000. Sec. 1886,
Mary oliver to Julia A. Narney'
W. D. $llO. Lots 7 and $ Blk ,,
LaSalle.
Samuel 5. Fisher to John l. Filler,
O. c. D. $500, NE4 55-1l-57.
r. II. Fisher To John l. Filler Q.
C. D. $500. NE4 35-ll-57.
w. Il. Fisher TO John 1. Filler @
c. D. $500. NE4 35-11-57.
Simon Fisher to John l. Filler, Q.
c. d. $500. NE14 35-1l-57.
Z. E. Fisher to John l. Filler, @,
C. d. $500. MEL. 35-ll-57.
Emily Fenuel to John l. Filler, Q.
C. D. $500 NE14 35-ll-57,
Ellen Keltner to John 1. Filler, @.
c. d. $500. NE4 35-ll-5T.
Maggie Studebaker to John 1. Fill
er. Q, c. D. $500. NEl4 85-ll-57.
Myrtle Coon to John |. Filler @.
C. d. $500. NE 4 35-1l-57.
John Y. Crone TO =, II. Wadsworth,
w. D ST. Lots and 10 Blk 3
Mountain View Greeley.
Thomas j. Hall James Morger to
Eliza Renner, w, d $500 Lots )
and 6 Hall-Morger Subdivision of
Blk l69. Greeley
Charles H. Wadsworth to John V.
Crone, w. d. 81. All of w so feet
OF f 700 feet Lot 2 Blk > Greeley
living y OF Mil Power Canal
Burton d Sanborn, George NJ
Houston to Ada A Putnam, w d
81 Lots $, 6, Blk los. Lots II
10, 13 Blk 157 Second Add to Gran.
ford Greeley.
Frank NJ Osborne to Charles p
Thompson, W. d. S1S20. SEA 3
ll-63.
Union Pacific Railroad Co. to Ma,
Wickhorst Louis Wickhorst and
Louis Wickhorst, jr. Secs 3, 9, ILL.,
6i, Secs. 33. 35-3-64.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02

w. ID. ST. Lots 81 and 32 B'"''
Sub of Blk l23, Greeley.
Frank u, Baker, Frank +. lt"' III.
Suas w. knight, w. ID. 81. Lou q
NIX % Lot II Blk "a kuneE
4. NJ Martin to j. A. Thomps9"
NJ. d. 81. Il 80 feet Lots b an"
Blk /. Arlington Heights.
John Il. Shafer, Bert A, ShaI'I y"
The Bliss Lateral 4 Irrigation %"
Right of way for ditch across sec
g7-S-66, ,..
c. L. Beatty. d. II, Smoke 70 j. "'
Grover Townsite Co., w. ID. SaV"''
MEL. 5-10-61 and Lots in Grove
w. 0. Wright, Alice h. Wrishl .o
5. f. Martin, w. d. 81. Ea Lot a.
w l21s feet Lot s Blk 2 leeI5
Subdivision,
A. c. Drake to Absolam PiedNue'
@. c. d. Sl450. 20 int. in risht ''
.wav for ditch across l6-5-66.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
May "a, 1WO

William H. Akers to The Western
Land Co.. w. ID, 81, N1a l3-l-6s
except right OF way for railroad.
Joseph c. Ewing to j. =. Woodrow
w. d. 5000. Lot 81 Blk 81, Eaton
j. II. Woolf to Charles f. Gibson
@. C. d. 81. ny NV a, SE a NV 4
and SWA NEA 3l-10-6o.
Orlando l.. Patterson to Rebecca
Il. Clark, w. d. 81, SEA S5-S-67
Abram l.. Mumper, Franklin i
Green to William c. Lewis. w. ID
$1,000. S 90 feet Lot Blk rs, Gree
ley
Edgar h. Shumway to Frank
Mohrle. Special w. d. 500. Lots
10 and 30 Blk 81 Fort Lupton.
Forde L. Beeton to Oryille Beeton
w. d. 81. Lots l. and II Blk Is
Fort Lupton.
Oracle NJ Beeton to Forde Beeton
w. ID. 81. Lots ! land IL Blk IL
Fort Lupton.
The Evans Coal x Land Co. to w
r. Pepmeyer, w. ID. $75. Lots 4O
and IL Blk M" Evans Addition.
Andrew j. Layson to Merritt A
Billings, w. d. 81. Lots 3, 6, BIZ
] Packard's Subdivision.
Merritt A Billings to Charles L
Ahlstrand, w. d. 81. Lots !, 2, 3
4, 5, 6. Blk l Packard's Sub.
A Thompson, Jr. to Elizabeth NJ
Wilson, w. ID. 81. Ela SW a 1876
65,
Marshall l.. Wadsworth to Charles
II. Boyd, w. d. sl40O. .,llof Lot
Bin 8 Greeley lying south of Mil
Power Canal.
j. j. Purcell to Clarence r. Kid
der and Ellie Kidder, w. ID. $500
Lot 80 Blk l6. Lot 10 Blk 10, Lo
10 Blk 3, Lot . Blk l3 kuner.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
MAY 2l. 1909

The Colorado Mortgage 4 Invest
ment Co. to Martha r. Bergemann
w. d. $500 Lots S3, "a, S5, 80 Blk
6 Arlington Heights.
John IT, Meyer to II, Bert Cave
and L. n. Priddy, Q. C. ID. 81. Lots
and > Blk 9 Pierce.
Mary l.. Meyer to II. Bert Cave
w. d. 81. Lots 10 and IL Biz d
Cave 4 Priddy Addition to Piefce
George A. Manfull, Matte Il. Man
full to Frank II. Heitman, w d.
$4,000. Sls NWh NEA 29-1-56
John A. Challgren to Georga ~
Law. w. d. 81 Und y El2 SW Is
1O-6-67.
The Evans Investment Co, et a. 20
Z. ]. Augspurger and f. +. Nusbaum
Q. c. ID. 81. NV a 1905.
The Num- Townsite Co. to o b
Reno. w d. 500, Lot I BIZ "J'
Subdivision, Num-.
Luther f. McNalley to Curiis b
Tisdel. W. d. So. Ela SEA 2-5-6i
Curtis b. Tisdel to Luther I. Me-
Nalley. W. D. IS. n 60 feet of d
190 feet Lot Blk I, Greeley
Nels Pearson to Richard d. Bird
w. D. 81. Lot : Deubach's Suldi.
VISION Blk I47 Greeley.
Hughey Irwin TO "A. j. Kyle, W, d.
81. Lots and Blk 1913 Grae!sJ
\. j. kyle to Hughey Irwin, W d.
81. Lots / and Blk l GtaoIer
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
MAY d. 1000

Lucy Fuller to Orlando l.. Patter-
son, Q. c. d. 81. SEA 35-3-67.
+ y. Miller to Erick NJ. Hookum.
w. d. $500. S1s SEA 27-11-62.
The Colorado-Ault Realty Co. to
William A. Stout, w. d. $40. Lots
>. 6, 7, s Blk Second Pence Sub
division.
Alice Lemonds to William McMul-
len, w. ID. 81. Lots IA and 8 Blk /
Cave & Priddy Addition to Pierce.
Fred NJ. Pagan to w. A. Collins,
w. ID. 81. Lots l3, IA, .. 6 Blk
Packard's Sub.
w. A. Collins to Maude Merger,
w. ID. 81. Lots 13, IA. Is. l6 Blk ::
Packard's Sub.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
May %. 1909

Thomas j. Jones to Wesley Staley
and Maude NJ. Morris, w. D. $1,000.
SWl4 26-5-67
Baker & Biggs to The Giicras-
Townsite Co.. w. ID. s42. Lots g,
'14. Is. 10 Blk so, Gilcrest.
Frank Gresle to James A. Stewart.
w. d. 81 Lots 8, 10, IL, IL BIk &
i.aSalle.
Harry Comman to James A. Stew
art, w d. ST. Lot 10 Blk Nc
Cutcheon's Addition to LaSallo
Mary NJ, Clark, Mary Clark Steele.
Maud Clark Reynolds to John UtZ,
w d. S120. Lots 10 and II Blk
is, Frederick.
p j. Newman to Mrs. Emma Wa
son, w ID. $4,000 acre in SE a
l2-7-66.
| Fred T. Graefe to Syenskl Luth-
erska lridhemsforsamlin Of Eaton
| and Ault. w. ID. $500. Lots ! =, }
1 Blk Graefe's Addition 20 Ault
Christ Ginther to b. II. Torrance
Q. c. DaS1o. Right of way for ditcr
across NWA l5-4-65.
Robert 5. Kelso ct al 20 Mary Ora.
/ ham Ramsdell, Q. C. d. 81. Lot
SEA Sc /. S-5-65.
Andrew Olson and wife TO Anng
| Mcpherson, w. d. $4,000. S Il
! NV 4 l4-5-65
L. j. Decker. J. b. McCutcheon
H. Timothy to J NJ. Coulter, w. ID
$225o. Lots /, 2. 3 Blk 8 Second
Addition to Crawford, Greeley.
Bruce G.. Eaton to j. b. SWANSON
w. d. s10O. Lot 81 Blk 4 West Sid.
Addition to Eaton
]. B. Swanson to Joseph z Delo
zier. w. ID. $3.50. Lot 81 Biz 9 West
Side Addition to Eaton
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Nav 5B, 1000

Charles A. Nixon to Harrison Tel
Ter, w d. $S40O. VIZ Eis S1s
1876
J. A Brown, G. A. Webb. T. A..
Gage, S. w Johnson, c. o. Culver
to William p, Daniels, W D. s16.-
600. Sec. 35-S-67.
F. H. Gilcrest Lumber Co. to More
hart, ,Broderick Lumber Co., w. d..
Sl75o, Lots 1 to l2 Biz 81 Gil
crest.
The Evans Investment Co 10 May
me c. Pruyn Q. C. D. ST. NWA
17-l0-64.
The Evans Investment Co. TO May
me c. Pruyn, @. c. D. ST. swA
l7-l0-6i.
William II. Adkins to j. r. Nc
Connell, w. d. $4,000. Lot First
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Degree 4

Miss Margaret !
ton has Just 'e0l
Arts degree lrol
Miss Frink has n
nIa,fcs in the y
at Fort Collins, d
of Mr and Nrs' J
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
CURRIER +
REFuS
NINETY DAYS (
Amount of ApIed
m1

Judge Lewis /
has refused a II
estate in the ID
suit He has |
in which to file
and perfect an
the costs OF a o]
assessed 10 the
was the governing
Judge Lewis mas
that effect leayi}
open He placed /
appeal bond at q
peal is perfected
have 10 place ihd
for the costs
The trustees. 4
CONTINUE I'd eOMd|
the property unit
are up or the a
by the highest q
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Got Him on a Reel
Eaton SpecialD

i'hN'A s'I''AfiA'
Edward Payson Weston was, Of
course, an object OF great interest
TO the person with camera and at
Eaton he was kodaked extensively
A moving picture firm had its ap-
paratus set up, and probably Wes-
ton, with files of Eatonites on either
side the tracks, will appear in due
season on the canvass of the show
house. A number of pictures were
also taken by the various camera
4iends of town and some OF the re-
suits are said 10 be remarkably good
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Do this with |

School children 1
fully and irequsril
Oats It make, II
fast for anyone \
either brain OF a
prove This rn y5m 4
the daily con'rnF1
Oats and yonN 81
improvement in th'|
those who eat it
Regular size pa1
while large size m
ker Oats for ihoe I
lent to the sior''
convenient
Breakfast on Y
every day.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
SpEAR0l
I'M
o'E LEWIS \
COURT
U. P. GETS \
''h'rovcrsy Ore,
"ee" I.asal,s
c'ded in Fa,1
cil'c VIII

A Special from |
9ne Saturday }
Lewis of the n
absolutely an hi
mon Pacific ip|
road with re'ersI
way along Wild !
! asalle and Hiul
The case wa,
federal court on !
torney Churchiu| |
interest OF the 81
time a temporal
was granted un1
have the contrOr1
its r1erits which }
ing After hsar}
judge dismissed }
der against the /
that road will d
its grade betwee,l
boro.
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02

II. L. Hill travelling passenger
agent for the Union Pacific, was in
Greeley this morning
The Greeley tribune., 1909-06-02
Icu IRON II

Eaton
Harry ulsboae1
ing for the tels
from o. tweniy,n'I
south of Eaton w
lie was badly ~
ed some minor |
inspector J
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29
EUCALYPTUS GROWING.

rec Thrives Witt Wonderful Viaor
Below Frost Line.
To men engaged in various industries
ependent upon a supply Of hardwood
mber-industries which seemed to
ice extinction through the rapid dis
ppearance from our markets of our
Ative walnuts, hickories, naples, oaks,
ms and ashes-there comes a deal of
tisfaction from the contemplation OF
be eucalyptus. 1t Is true that the
everal varieties OF this tree yielding
mber suitable for their purposes
row only south of the frost line. But
8 California and Florida. as we'll as in
be Philippines and other countries IA
orable in climate. they grow with
narvelOus rapidity. The rule that
ard, fine grained, durable wood comes
nly with slowness of growth does not
bid good with the eucalyptus. 1t is
bid that ut grows five times as rap
aly as any other species" Seedlings
ave been observed to make an aver
&c growth of six inches in height per
lay. One California tree in nine years
cached a height of 125 feet and a
iameter OF thirty-six inches. A max
mum diameter Of seven inches and n
eight of seventy feet have been at
aimed In three years.
The scarcity of our familiar hard
FOODS has greatly stimulated the plant
|ng of the eucalyptus in the regions
nited to its growth. The Forestry So
lety Of California. headquarters In
los Angeles, is taking especial pains in
disseminating information as to the
pecial qualities of the different varie-
les and the conditions of their profit
bile growth. 1t seems that, although
post of the manufacturers of furni-
pre-, wagons, farms and other tools
the northern part of the United
tates will have to pay pretty heavy
eight bills to secure this heretofore
nfamiliar wood, II can at least be re-
ed on to I'LL the gap between the i'm
ending exhaustion of native hard
FOODS and the renewal of their supply
rom paintings In most cases yet to be
hade.-Chicago Tribune
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29
CORPORAL PUNIsHlaENT.
visibility OF InfIicting it on PuplIs
Is QneationeA.

Publisher Press:-Has this ques-
N ever come before our citizens?
me 1t has been a serious one for
me time, and l can NO longer re-
lin from expressing my thoughts.
most every day l hear from some
e, "a boy got whipped today" and
what? Oh, he laughed, threw a
owball, or some such trifiing thing.
be sure 1t was disobeying, but
puldn't 1t be more becoming to our
dy teachers to talk kindly, yet
ernly, to the offender? The other
" heard group OF boys talking
bout their teacher using q whip she
ID brought to the school, and they
I'D: Why, we would be good II
e wouldn't whip rs" She not only
pes her dignity, but the respect in
any cases. OF the parents. Many Of
r boys that do these provoking
ings at school do not do them Just
be bad; perhaps they have unhap-
homes, or no mother to talk kind
to them, and would not a little
ndness from their teacher do more
make it easier to do right, than a
pip? Judge Lindsay, Of the tuve-
lie court, does not resort to the
hip, and certainly he has some bad
pys to deal with, but he talks to
EN- as though they were boys that
cant to do right and would try.
any mothers have been busy trying
wipe out the Saloons good
use-but what are they doing for
e schools? Do teachers ever stop
I'D think what a task it is for little
|ains to comprehend the meaning
those hard little tasks given
EN- that seem so big? They will be
ade easier If the schoolroOm is
ade attractive, and whipping never
ade it so. l am friend OF the
Achers and the boys and hope the
bedroom may be one of their hap
est places.
A MOTHER.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29
Bel PhOse IA Room 9 stan Bldg.
O. e. ARNDT
Real Estate and Insurance

Seven room house, Fifth
and Garden, fine location,
1880.
Five room house, corner
lot on Third street, $3.50.
Five room plastered new
bungalow, on two lots on
Third street, one a corner,
1890.
Eighty acres, three miles
from business center of city,
two miles west of Dalton Gar
dehs, 35 acres in cultivation,
$50 per acre, including team,
harness and wagon, one COW
and all farm machinery.
Ten acre irrigated tract, 2
miles west of Dalton Gardens
fine soil, 2 acres in berries, 2
acres in alfalfa, $3.50.
Eighty acres at WolfLodge
60 acres fine bottom land for
timothy ranch $4,000.
$4,000, new Z room house
on Sixth street. modern
throughout, ready for occu-
pancy about April l..
100 acre ranch three miles
west of Hayden Lake school,
all in cultivation $500.
Vacant lots in all parts of
town at prices and terms to
suit.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29
Robert w. Collins
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans
Suite Wiggett Block
Insurance and ~
sPFCIAL BARGAINS IN ACREAGE

SPECIAL BARGAINS IN ACREAGE
Tracts From 4 70 50 Acres Near The
City.
e1OOO-one acre with good three
room house, wOodshed. poultry
house and yard; All cleared and
fenced; good BLACK sou. Terms
$500 cash. balance. year at Z per
cent.
s126O-1h acres all fenced with
good room house. III story,
good cellar, good barn. poultry
house, fine spring water.
s1SOO-S acres No. / fruit land with
8 acres improved. with s room
house, spring water pIped to the
house, 100 fruit trees. Terms
$1,000 cash, balance, terms.
S105O-1O acres fine sub-irrigated
fruit land, fine water. good soil.
80 assorted fruit trees. good house.
poultry house and yard.
| %SOWV~~OG 6eAGD SuU-AEEAAhbGQ AIutA
and garden land. all laid out in 10
acre tracts, fine spring water; no
better land for fruit or vegetable
raising. Terms-S2O0O cash, bal
ance, terms.
$4OOO-53 acres No. / sub-irrigated
land, fine spring water, acres
planted to orchard Of best variety
OF fruit, Y acres in berries; good
room house, good barn, 4 acres
timothy meadow, ~ acres in cul-
tivation. Also good team horses,
yearling colt. l good COW and
calf, new 2-seated buggy. wagon,
new sled, new pillow. drag, all
other farm tools, good organ and
all furniture. All goes for the
above price. Terms-S2O00 cash,
balance to years, 8 per cent
$225O-5 acres No. orchard and
garden land adjoining City limits
with city water. all fenced. ready
for crop. Terms-h cash, bal
ance ~ months, per cent.
$2SOO-12 acres No. 1 fruit and gar
den land. sub-irrigated, 10 acres in
cultivation. all fenced, 700 assert
ed fruit trees 8 years old, mostly
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29

winter apples. cherries and peach
es. / acre Strawberries. large
spring Of fine water.
ssOOO-7 acres me orchard land.
with good 8 room house. good
brick root house. fine young or
chard Of 600 assorted fruits. most
ly apples. u acre strawberries, a
acre dewberries. all fenced. near
city limits. Terms-s500 cash.
balance 1 to years. per cent.
S4OOO-3 acres and I very fne lots,
2 corners. located inside city linn
its; z room 2-story residence, good
barn. poultry house and yard. fne
soil. city water, as assorted fruit
trees. fine strawberry bed. nice
shrubbery. Terms-t2OO0 cash.
balance to years at 8 per cent.
S305O-12 acres orchard and garden
land with room house, good
barn, acres Gine orchard assert
ed fruits, / acre strawberries. =
acre raspberFies. city water. all
fenced.
$780, acres. good soil with good
room house and outbuIldings.
close to city. Terms, y cash. bal
ance year s per cent.
S45O--1 acre in city limits, with 25
assorted fruit trees and Iine straw
berry bed.
$1,000 acres all fenced with good
small house, acres set to fruit,
assorted varieties, also small
fruits, city water. Terms-h
cash. balance terms, 10 per cent.
S15OO-15 acres fine soil. good
spring water. good 2 room house
and barn.
S25OO-20 acres No. fruit and gar
den land near city, fIne location
for poultry raising, fine large
spring. good young orchard and
raspberry patch. all fenced. some
bull ings. Terms, u cash. balance.
terms to suit.
S14OO-1 acre tract near city with
good room house, barn, chicken
house and woodshed. Terms-h
cash, balance, terms per cent.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29

Fer Real altSs.

List Of Choice Properties.
@875-Buys a corner lot in
Sherman Park.
@4OO-Lot on Reid street, COX
12O.
@65O-Each for 2 lots on Null
Ian Ave-, between 10th and
18th streets, each 5Ox114
feet, on the electric line,
good warehouse site.
@0OO-Business lot on Fourth
street.
@1O5O-Seven lots on Northern
Pacific railroad; fine location
for manufacturing plant.
warehouses, or wood and
coal yard.
$SOOO--For lot on Front street,
between Third and Fourth
streets, on electric line, so
by 10; fine location for fac
tory or warehouse. This is
33 1-3 per cent below its val
ne.
$11OO-For this room house
and double corner in Taylor's
addition. This is very low
for the property, and will
only be offered at this price
for a short time.
$1OOO-For 5 room house and
full lot on Front street, be-
tween 9Th and 9Th. Has pam
try, closets, two porches, and
the sewer tax is paid.
$2OO0-7 room Concrete dwell
ing, bath and toilet, electric
lights. On Military Drive,
Sherman Park.
O'BRIEN'S ADDITION.
We have the exclusive sale
of this beautiful addition, and
offer the following as especial
ly desirable residence locations.
The prices are the lowest in the
city, and none of them more
than ten blocks from the bus
mess center of the city.
9SOO-Lots on Front St., and
Mullan Ave-, between 18th
and 14th streets.
&S75-Lots on Wallace and
Garden streets, between 10th
and 18th streets. Sewer tax
paid.
S45O-Lots on 10th and 18th
streets, so by III feet in
size. Sewer tax paid.
&4OO-Corner lot, Occur a.
Alene and 18th streets.
S0OO-Double corner Wallace
and 18th streets. 114x11O
feet In size. Sewer tax paid.
This Is an extra good loca-
ton and l. large piece OF
ground.
91OOO-A fine double corner
on Sherman st.
You viii make q mistake IL
you buy before you look over
O'Brien's addition.
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY
SIS Sherman Street.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29
Cruel.

The rich bachelor sighed and looked
t the beautiful girl fixedly. Things
) re at skies and seyens with me.
EEL the great need of a woman In my
home, one who could straighten Out
ny tangled affairs and make life worth
|aving again" Her glance spoke an
interest which approximately expecta.
Jon. "Yes?" she queried softly. BE
blurted out. do you know OF any
bOod. ablebOdied woman whom I could
Bet to clean houseT'-Argonaut
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29

Young Wife-I am determined to
earn at what hour my husband comes
home at nights. Yet do what l win
cannot keep awake. and he Is always
eareful not to make particle Of noise.
there any drug which produces
wakefulness? Old Wife-No need 70
buy drugs. Sprinkle the door with
hacks.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29

Butter wrappers printed at this
once on the right kind Of paper
with the right grade Of ink. to COM
ply with the pure food Law Of Idaho.
At S3.so for 1909. The Press Pub
llshing Co, the Print shop by the
lake.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29

do animals have their social Gus
Eoms and institutionsT
81 presume so. have no doubt that
the geese have their descendants Of
the cacklers who saved Rome. Puck.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-03-29

Friend-That new gardener seems to
be very hard worker. Suburbanits
Yes. that's his speciality. Friend
what1 working1 subuFbaniae-NO.
seeming tO.-Town Topics.
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Leave information at the Press Of
nee or phone In -FOUR society news,
personal mention or any other item
of interest to the public.
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Pay 10 cents a week for the Even
ing Press and get today's news to-
day. II makes . special feature OF
local news and you are interested in
this feature.
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