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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-03

WANTED-To rent or buy ON terms.
house and three or 4-acre lot. not FAR
out Address X 20. Herald Republican.
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$3.50 per foot. Sd So. between
West Temple and LIST West,
south front.
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Large building suitable for vvhoiesaie
lease; cheap rent
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Both Phones 474.

sl.sOO-i-room red brick cottage. large
barn. good chicken run: big
lot; nice lawn and trees. Terms
sl50 down and $40 per mo.
Good location.
t2.4OO-New t-room strictly mod. cot
tage; good barn. boK1lo-ft. lot.
so. east. Easy terms.
sS'tSo-Stricuy mod res. rooms on
fret floor, on second; lot
4sxlse feet yard is well i'm
sla.5OO-one OF the most beautiful
homes In the city. N. f.. close
in; everything first-class.
steam heat. hardwood finish; lot
large enough for two more res.
Call and let US show you. You
can not question the value
when you see the property.
S16.OO0-This Is that beautiful home on
cor. of sixth East and Third
So. st; new and mod. in every
sense Of the word. Hot water
heat. hardwood finish through
out; in fact. everything that Is
expected IN a high-class res.
This price includes the furni-
ture. which is new and strictly
In keeping with the elegant
building. We will loan $4,000
on the home n desired. at per
cent Call and let Us show you.
II you have city property. improved
or unlmproVed. you are DESTROYS OF ex-
changing for ranches. farms or fruit
lands, call. We have property In all
parts Of the state and can make salts
factory terms.
s2.OOO-one OF the most choice lots In
Federal Heights.
$l,600-4Sx120-fL lot. near % So. and
18th East 81. Beautiful view
Call and investigate our Wasatch
Heights addition. We can convince you
we have the best values on the east
bench. Terms very easy.
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S3,25O-7-room modern light brick.
on 18th East. close TO Sth So: large lot
trees and shru5ery: flowing well;
sidewalks and sewer all paid. Terms.
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$1,000

Small lot on Sd ave-. close in,
all improvements paid.
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$3.50.
One pair of lots in West
Minister Heights, all improve
ments paid; easy terms.
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Mrs. Ellen Nisaanger. re-
siding at 1146 Perkins ave.
salt Lake City, suffered
untold agony and pain
from cancer OF the breast
Tor four years, and received
Constant treatment from
doctors and physicians for
Two years During this
time there were removed
from her hreasts, IN all,
twenty-eight cancers. Even
tually she was pronounced
by local physicians as in
durable.
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$3.50 per foot. opposite the
Linden hotel.
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HOMESITES
In the southeast part OF town. from
500 up, on monthly payments. Why
not have one?
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s2.5OO.
9th East. between Sd and Attn
South, lot 2Ax1O rods. Ask
about terms.
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FOR RENT MISCELLANEOUS

FOh kkN1-Stslis Ia our large prica
y warehouse. -ates reasonable. padded NOV
ing vans. Kimbau van q storage Co.
" W, lst south
FOR RENT desks and aesk room
Jas. K Shaw Co. 800 d. F. Walker.
FOR RENT-Office space. front
rooms. 232 D. +. Walker bldg
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
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arm. brick house. also 2-rm- frame:
lot 60Xl50: lot alone is worth $3.50;
everything goes for 1915
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$500 buys n fine modern Groom
brick residence. cor. 9Th ave. and I 81
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Fine office IN Newhouse Bldg. for
rent Ask us about II.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS
No. IS West I'd South st.
Bell Aba. Ind. 412A.
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100 lots I'm Evans addition. Poplay
Grove, for sale at fi75 and I'D.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A. n. HUMPHREYS
No. rs West I'd south St
Bell aba. Ind 4124
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AUCTION SALES.

- - - - ~ OEGGOs
BY z. NJ. ONION. on Tuesday. July
9Th. 1890 a. m, at 654 w. LIST South
Gin rear, I will sell carpets and rugs.
desk, china closet. sanitary couch.
wardrobe. heating stoves, iron bed.
good baby buggy. chiffonier. oil heat
er. fine steel range. combination kitch-
en- table. lot fruit Jars. etc, etc.
AUCTION sALE-on Tuesday. July 3,
ct 1880 a. m. $50 South West Temple
ParloT rockers, lace curtains. couch.
large rugs, dining table and chairs. CHI
ma and glassware. iron beds and he'd
ding. folding bed. Hot Blast heat
ers. combination kitchen table. refrig-
orators, kitchen utensils. etc X. A. An
drews. Auctioneer.
BY z. NJ. ONION, on Wednesday
July 9Th, 1880 a. m. at No. 75s East
Sixth South St. carpets. rugs. rockers.
center tables, portieres, sanitary
couch and mattress, cook stove. -. l..
table, linoleum. dressers. lot fruit jars,
etc, etc. Wandamere car TO 9Th So.
WHEN in need of a first-cIass. up
to-date auctioneer. who gets you the
money. consult ne. Phone Ind 1890.
Residence ISL z. 9th So c. l. Sober
AUT0M0B'u IS.
AUTOMOBILE BARGAINS. second
hand cars In good running. or will trade
Tor real estate August Stocker, II
- sac
FOR sALE-or trade. oldsmobile
motor car, very cheap: little repairing
needed 500 n. "a West.
FOR sALE-Automobne. 5-seated.
$3.50 c. 7. Sorenson. 56l W. Capital
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$1,000 per foot Main St. be-
tween 9Th and 9Th South.
double frontage.
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$500 per foot, corner Of Sth
So. & State St. where the cars
turn.
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WHO rs 81

WHO is FIRST7
A beautiful Arm house, buff brick
good lot. close In. Must be closed by
$3.50 D. m Tuesday. as party leaves
for the east No terms, ali cash. Only
S1,650; worth double.
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STORE BUILDING AND e-ROOM
Brick house, east on 4th South St The
lot is worth $4,000; this is a snap al
$500: on terms.
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FOR SALE
Ss.Soo.oo.

On 18th East. four-roon. house. l..
20 feet by 1s5 feet; fruit and shade
trees
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HoUsToNs. THE HoUsERs.
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$500.
s0x132 feet. with a ten foot
right Of way on side, ON Main
street. between North Temple
and First North. Terms can be
arranged.
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$500 ON PAYMENTS
New 5-rm- brick, walking distance
on east side; strictly modern, including
sewer, gas, etc.
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WINNER INV. CO.,
3O0-3o1 Herald Bldg.
Both Phones ga.
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FOR RENT
5-rm: Adobe. No 654 East SO. Tenn
pie 1890.
arm. mod. Dr.. No. 41s street
$3.50.
Arm. br.. No. Il Iverson court $1,000
between 9Th and 9Th SO. and Sd and
4th East.
e-rm. mod. Dr.. No. s51 So. 9th East,
$1,000.
e-rm- mod. br- No. sss 80 avenue,
st~reroom sth So, and State st.
s65.0O
storeroom. No. 20 p. o. Pl.. $50. 90.
Bldg. I'd So. and 1st West. s4nO. 90.
,o Wsrebouse; No s25 So; 4th West.
ISL Main street Phones 27
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Id acres Of very choice land near
Wandamere for $1,000 per acre.
12Ox1s5 Of good land. suitable for
chicken raising. 1915. East of Wanda
mere.
New 4-room modern brick. high
foundation. cellar. two closets. COM
plete. modern plumbing. screened
porch. 37i feet frontage. near car line
In Forest Dale. with south front. corner
lot. This ts a rst-class house Price
for a short time $3.50: 5000 cash, bal
ance monthly payments.
7-room brick. furnace and modern
plumbing. ] acre Of ground. good barn.
city water and cement sidewalk: Is
minutes ride from city and county
building $500: $500 cash. balance
monthly payments.
20 acres of the best farming and
fruit land in the heart of Cottonwood
Location the best. Worth saO0 per
acre II taken at once VIII take $4,000
CANNON a. CANNON,
is East South Temple ST.
BUNGAT OW.
A brick OF S beautiful rooms, hard
wood floors in dining room and par
Tor: just completed; was built for a
home. near university. basement IN
der entire house and oemented: lot 2Ix
rods There Is not another one like
Il for the money IN the city. Five
room houses called bungalows not 10
be compared with this one selling as
high as S. can make reasonable
terms. Price. $4,000
A RICHTER 10 w 1ST SOUTH ST
FOR SAIE-Lot IN Emigration can
yon Make me an offer. Ind. ia
FOR SALF-FIve-room house: lot Z
x10. VIII sell cheap n taken at once
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S2-nnn-

$4,000.
On II St, between LIST and "a
ave. lot 3xlO rods. We can
make terms.
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$40 per foot. corner OF State
and Hillside ave. 1s3 feet deep.
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Mrs. Annie Kuehn, 235
German Ave-, salt Lake
City, afflicted twenty years.
Doctors diagnosed her case
as nervousness and rheu-
matism and pronounced her
incurable.
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f5.sOO.oo
broom new brick. with bath pantrv
ana closets. on two car lines. Ninth
South, near Liberty park. Terms.
s2650.0o
4-room modern brick. with bath.
pantry, closets, water and lights. Gas
mains In house. on East Fourth
South, half block from two car lines.
SCFULTHESS
COS Newhouse Building.
We have other properties from s1.4oo
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HERE is A SNAP

HERE is A SNAP.
10X10 rds. on corner, with 9-room
house. close to university. Three more
houses can be put on this lot-s65OO,
on good terms.
AZ e. on Sd South and West Temple,
at $500 a foot
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

NEEI4 RITTER & TARPEr.
1909 NewhOuse Building.
Bell 'ot- Ind. 1a
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

WINNER INV. CO.. soo-sOI HERALD
BUILDING.
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FOR SABE-Lot IN Emigration can
yon Make me an offer. Ind. ia.
FOR SALF-Five-room house: lot Z
x10. VIII sell cheap II taken at once.
Near r. O. W deDot. See or phone
owner. 1899 McClelland ave. Bell For
est Hay.
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT co.
551 Main Street Phones 2T.
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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FEEL. RITTER & TARPEY,
1902 Newhouse Bldg.
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WANTE0-TO RENT.

WANTED-Smau furnished apart-
ment during August State size. loca-
ton and price. Address * a.. Hcralf-
Republic n.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
HOUsTONs. THE HOUsERs.
$3.50.
One pair of lots in West
Minister Heights, all improve
ments paid; easy terms.
$1,000
30 II. building lot. 9th East,
north Princeton ave; $500
down Balance SIS per month.
6 per cent interest
$500.
Small lot on Sd ave-, close in,
all improvements paid.
$4,000.
9th East. between Sd and Attn
South. lot 2Ax1O rods. Ask
about terms
$4,000.
On II St, between LIST and "a
ave: lot 3x1O rods We can
make terms.
$500.
s0x132 feet. with a ten foot
right of way on side, on Main
street. between North Temple
and First North. Terms can be
arranged.
$40 per foot. corner OF State
and Hillside ave. 1s3 feet deep.
$500 per foot, corner OF Sth
So. & State ST.. where the cars
turn.
West Temple and LIST West.
south front.
$3.50 per foot. opposite the
Linden hotel
$1,000 per foot Main St. be-
tween 9Th and 5th South.
double frontage.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.
351 Main Street Phones 81.
We write fire insurance.
VIII go on your bond.
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FOR SALE Cor Trado)-3-room house
NJ n bargain. by owner. Inquire 3f1
west 9Th South. Phone Ind. 1864.
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BARTER AND EXCHANGE.

FOR SALE-Fins business corner
and other ciy property In Salt Lake
City To trad, for sheep For turtle
particulars address owner. sos 1st Ave.
Salt Lake City.
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II you have property for sale. or
want to purchase, see uH we also
handle rentals.
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TO TRADE

Two nice pieces Of city property to
exchange for small outside places. suit-
able for raising fish and chickens.
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Mrs. Catherine walsky,
residing at 24S West North
Temple, Salt Lake City,
has been an invalid for
two years Doctors dag
nosed her ailments as
asthma. dropsy and rheu-
mntism; she received treat
ment at one of the local
hospitals for eleven months
and was discharged as in
durable
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HEALING.

SALT LAKE WOMENS
REMARKABLE EXPER-
FENCE.
MANY ANXIOUS TO BEAR
TESTIMONY.
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VACANT
s950-12th East. 9Th So, 2SKI0 rods.
s1.250-i0xl40 It.. 18th East. 5th So.
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FARMS

We have farms Of any size as veu
as orchard, ranch and grazing lands IN
Utah, Idaho and Nevada
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FOR RENT

Fine large store rooms, zo7 and 2os
south State street. together or single.
fine basement Apply p. o. Perkins.
knutsford Hotel
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FLATS TO RENT.

FOR RENT-New five-room modern
nat. hot water heat and gas range.
26s So. 9Th r..
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wANTED-To rent or buy on easv
terms. n small farm not more than half
hours drive from city. Address X %.
Republican.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
STONE
LOOT FOR ROBBERS
MOTHER PEARL WORTH $1,000
STOLEN FROM RESIDENCE OF
F.R. PAIGE ON EIGHTH STREET
-RosRERY REPORTED TO Po.
LICE TO-DAY.

Unable to trace the whereabouts of a
mother pearl valued at $1,000, f. r..
Paige, 4O6 ighth street south, today ap-
pied to the police for assistance in
tracing the precious stone. Consider
able of mystery appears connected
with the disappearance OF the stone.
The pearl was kept in trunk In the
attic, being part of necklace. The
family was absent from the house for
some time and it is believed that the
stone was stolen then.
The loss was discovered by Mrs.
Paige this week, when the search was
started
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
MAGIC OF A NAME.
Minot Attorney Managed TO Have Fast
Train Stop al Tcwrer.

Minot, N. d., Jan. s1.--Up until
Wednesday, Jan. 1s, No. Q, the fast
train on the Great Northern had al
ways passed through Towner without
hesitating and the officials in this city
were surprised to receive orders of a
special stop on Wednesday night. The
facts of the case were not brought to
light until today and are as follows:
Attorney John Burke of this city.
had an important case at Towner, but
owing to the arnulment Of No. 4,
would have been unable to reach the
court room unless on No. q. His eIo-
quent plea to the local officials was OF
no avail and in desperation the fol-
lowing telegram was sent:
8. J. Ellison, St Paul Have inn
portent matters at Towner. Can you
stop No. q?
(Signed' "John Burke.n
The train was ordered stopped and
the officials doubtless still believe that
the governor of North Dakota is under
obligations to them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
U. S. PROSECUTES
MILTON l DOCTORS
DR.. ]. J. RILEY CHARGED WITH
FAILURE TO DESTROY REVENUE
STAMPS - TRIAL STARTED mi
FEDERAL COURT THIS MORN
ING BEFORE JUDGE AMIpoN.

Charged with failing to DESTROY a
United States revenue stamp on a IL
quor barrel, DIR. ]. J. Riley of Milton,
N. d., Is on trial in the federal court.
me case was started before Judge
Charles F. Amidon shortly before the
noon recess, with Lssist u. S. Dist.
Atty. w. III. Barnett prosecuting and
Atty. M. A. Hildreth defending. It is
expected that the case will fiet to the
jury this afternoon.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
an srArE. SCHOOL.
Ten Deaf Wards Now Have Disease
in Mild Eorno.

Faribault, Mimi. Jan. 22.--An epi-
demic Of diphtheria has prevailed I'm
the state school for the deaf since the
first part of December, 1t mas been
learned. Inquiry at the institution to-
day brought the statement that the
disease has been mild in all cases, and
that at present there are ten patients
carefully isolated in the hospital,
which is separated from the main
building. Because of the epidemic, the
usual Christmas vacation was not
granted, as many of the inmates had
been exposed to the contagioh.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
THOMAS TAeeARr SHOT.
Prominent Democrat Was Injured In a
Hunting Accident.

Natchez, Miss, Jan. 22.-Thon1as
Taggart democratic national commit
teeman Of Indiana, is being hurried to
his home in Indianapolis aboard a.
special train tonight, wounded, the
result OF an accident while hunting
near Fayette, in Jefferson county, to-
day. The wound, It is stated by sur
geons, is not necessarily dangerous.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
NORTH DAkoTANs SEE TAFT.
ouartetts Presented to President by
Representative Hanna.

Washington, Jan. 22.-Represanta
tive Hanna OF North Dakota yesterday
presented to President Taft at the
White House, c. Fl. Olson and son OF
Cando, Robert Merritt Of Fargo and
John Brown of Rolla. The Olsons are
on tneir way to Europe for trip OF
several months. Messrs. Merritt and
Brown are sightseeing In the east.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
PERLEY At Y. N. c. A.
Moorhsad Man viii Speak on Applied
Christianity in the After
noon at Gym. aH

The mems meeting at the Y. M. C.
A. Sunday afternoon will be addressed
by George e. Perley of Moorhead, who
Will speak on Applied Christianity.
This meeting begins at o'clock.
The meetings are held in the gym
nasium and there is good music.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22

Mrs. r. w. Richards or Moorhead
was hostess at the new bridge club
Just organized to be called the Moor
head Bridge club. Three tables Of the
game will be played each fortnight
with the strict adherence to all rules.
The ladies viii play from 1880 to 81
and at the end OF the series a ban
quet will be given the winners by the
losers.
The North side 500 club met with
Mrs. Harpke on First avenue south on
Tuesday afternoon and prizes were
awarded to Mines, F'rederickson,
Hanft and Mills. A delicious supper
was served after the game at the
small tables. Mrs. VIM. Mills, Fifth
street north will entertain the club
next Tuesday afternoon.
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The Roycroft Dancing club will give
one Of their popular parties on Thurs
day evening, Jan. "a, at Prizes hall.
A number Of guests outside the club
have been invited.
%
The N. w. club met with Mrs. w. ].
Price on Wednesday afternoon and en-
joyed a game OF Norwegian whist at
which game Mines. Ben Wasem and
Rouse carried off the prizes. Delictable
refreshments were served after the
game. The next meeting will be on
next Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF MRS. Parsons.
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Hon. and Mrs. s. g. Comstock of
Moorhead plan to depart early In Feb
ruary for California trip.
So
j. A. ChesIey left Tuesday for san
Diego for a visit with his three daueh-
ters, at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Kinney.
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Mrs. Tom Sloan went to Brafnerd
Minn., on Thursday to see her hus-
band, who underwent an operation at
the hospital there.
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Sam Chesley is home from a months
visit at Seattle.
Mr.. and Mrs! McCosh and little
daughter, Francis, of Ayr were visit
ors in town this week.
Chester Cline is home from wash
ington, D. c.. and Jefferson Barricks.
Mo-, where he went to take his ex-
animation for West Point entrance
He is home until the result is known
which will be rome time in March.
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The Tecla 500 club met with Mrs.
Dinan, Thirteenth street south, Fri
day afternoon.
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day from Wild Rice, where she spent
week visiting relatives and friends.
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George Steinwand. employed by the
Meredith Drug Co., is passing the CT
yars today over the 5.rrival of a healthy
'or1, who was born this morning
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Mrs. w. J. Melchior entertained the
skeezic's 500 club Friday evening Mrs.
B. F. Batchelder played high score. A |
Dutch lunch was served.
Mrs. G. A. Fraser, who has been con-
fned to her bed the past three months
g not improving as her friends would
Ike to see.
Rev. w. Edwards of Christine is the
Euest of Hon. w A. Scott for few
lays.
O.
Six couples have organized an eve
ming 500 club and met for the first
lime on Thursday night with Mrs.
Fred Hanft, Second street north. The
head prizes were awarded Mrs. Orborn
md VIM. Mills, while Mr.. Himburg
won the free-for-all. After the game
banquet was served at the iarke
lining table, where red roses were
lsed in decorations. The club is Ia
se called the None such club and will
meet every Thursday evening. Mrs.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22
Here From Iimtouun.

Q. p. Morken, city ticket agent of
tie N. p at jamestown, came in yes
-ay afternoon and spent a few
hours with his brother T. A. Morken
He left last evening for the twin cities
where he will visit for some time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22

schilplin, st. Cloud Times; vice presi-
dent, B. ID. Underwood, Fergus Falls
Journal; secretary, w. e. Easton,
saltwater; treasurer, F. M. Wilson,
Grand Forks IN. d. Herald; execu-
tive committee, II. G. PIumley Fargo
Forum; e. K whiting, owatonna
Journal Chronicle; Edward La Fond,
Little Falls Transcript; special rep
resentative, s. c. Thies, ST. Paul.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22

Without question Of doubt
OF this taking
reclaimed and sold
These
closed within gigantic In
The State OF Florida under the
men through from
property making
assume condition win perfect farmn
This purchased Florida and
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1910-01-22

Offering
800
land now is $4,000
notice
acre IL being held
$1,000
has value times price
feeling thai this section tn.
really magical agricultural locality States