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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
JACKSON TOWNSHIP.

(Too late for last week)
Mrs. Peter Lawler is reported on the
sick list.
Leo Dunn and Willie Lawler attend
ed the state fair Tuesday and Wednes-
day. I
Henry Pfankuch and wife spent Sun
day at the John Murphy home.
The Herman Drassen children were
under the care of DR.. atterson the
past week.
Miss Persel, of Denison. is a guest
at the D. Lawler home this week.
Veronica Lawler was passenger to
Carroll Friday.
VIM. kelby transacted business in
Breda recently.
Hans Henricksen died at his home
in Jackson township Friday, Sept.
End. after a lingering illness of four
months.
Quite number from this vicinity
attended st. AIMS picnic at Vail on
labor day and all report a good time.
The Misses Josie Murphy, Agnes
Maggie were passengers for Gushing on
Wednesday, where they expect to
spend few days visiting friends.
The game of base ball played here
Sunday between Wheatland and Ar
cadia resulted in a score of II to 2
in favor of the latter
Miss Gertrude Downey opened her
term OF school at District No. south
of West Side Tuesday morning.
James Mclaughlin and sisters, Mary
and Lydia, and Leo Dunn We're guests
at the j. Lawler home Sunday even
ing. ~
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BUCK GROVE ITEMS.

Mr. WalwOrth arrived Wednesday
evening from Lincoln, Neb., where he
has been spending the summer. He
is visiting at the home of his daughter
Mrs. l.. w. Hagan.
Mrs. Hanson, of Ames, was the wei
come guest of John kepford and fam
lily for few days last week. She left
here Thursday for visit at Ida Grove
before returning to her home.
Mrs. Morton arrived here Monday
evening in good health and spirits
after five weeks stay in Sioux City
Her many friends rejoice with her in
her complete recovery.
| Mrs. Robert Beutel returned Thurs
day from a weeks visit at Harmony
MINI.
Our Buck Grove school commenced
Tuesday with Miss Ida Sowles, of Ma
nilla, as teacher.
Miss Lura Moffitt returned Thursday
from Woodstock, Mimi, where she
was visiting her parents. She is
again at her old post in Mr.. Hemp
hills store.
Miss Grace Mullen is attending the
college at Denison.
Mrs. Haines, of Pretty Prairie, ILL.,,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Adolph
Peterson.
Mr.. Densmore, of Defiance, was a
business visitor here Saturday.
Tom White, Jr. has gone to Sioux
City to work this fall and winter.
Miss Katherine McGinn, of Dunlap,
is visiting her brother, Tom McGinn,
and wife.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Hemphill and lit
tie Jay went to Omaha Thursday to
consult a specialist for joys eyes. She
has a case of graduated lids which
is certainly very trying to say the
least, but will no doubt be all right
soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Plogge enter
rained friends from Denison Sunday.
Ben Quathamier and ]. J. Finni-
gan took an auto ride to Dow City
Sunday.
Mrs. Tessie Sullivan and niece re-
turned from a two weeks visit at Des
Moines Saturday.
The new restaurant is progressing
finely. The carpenters are done and
it is now ready for the plasterers and
in short time will no doubt be ready
for business.
Dan Hemphill and Mr.. Wiltzeen
have each installed new lighting
plants in their stores and the effect
is great. Ben Quathamier has eX-
tended his lights into his furniture
room and altogether it makes our
streets as light as if we had street
lamps.
Mr.. Fred Laine has bought three
acres of land in the eastern part of
town and will build fine new house
on it in the spring and will then leave
the farm and come to town to live,
Our town is growing steadily all the
time.
Robert Bentel attended the fair Sat.
urday and j. P. Welsh looked ate,
the lumber yard in his absence
u Mr.. and Mrs. "A. L. Peterson are
planning on trip to Levi, New Mexi
co, in the near future. Mr.. Carl Gen
son and wife will live on the farm
and have charge of things during their
absence.
DR.. Bonney has been so busy taking
pictures the past few weeks that he
hasn't had time to look after his bees
1t is quite surprise to most of Oul
| Nis1ACuo W iliio tiiCs nave q pllOloSl a.
pher right here in town.
Mrs. Dee is suffering with very
lame neck, which nothing seems to
benefit.
| Carl Caswell and friend called on
DR.. Bonney Saturday and took dinner
| with him. The boys walked over from
Denison and walked hack. They
seemed to be enjoying their ride sin
the apostles carriage" very much.
Mrs. Jack Faulkner, of Des Moines,
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

A wrestling match was pulled off at
Defiance last week when Jack Tolliver,
of Omaha, was thrown by Jake Frohm,
of Westphalia. Frohm is said to be
one of the coming men of the mat and
his friends are much elated over his
performance.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
GAME YOU CAN
AND CANNOT KILL
Crawford County Hunters Who Have
Renewed Their Hunting Licenses
Should Read Up.
CAN'T KILL QUAIL ON HIGHWAY
Neither Are You Permitted to Shoot
or Kill Song Birds or Other Birds
at Any Season of the Year.

Now that the fall hunting season is
open and many sportsmen having re-
newed their state licenses, review OF
the hunting laws may not be amiss.
Crawford county hunters who hold
last years license do not have to
appear in person in the auditors Of
flee if they wish to renew their IL
cense. All that is required is to send
a properly filled blank to Auditor Col
Inns, together with the necessary fee
and the license will be mailed to you.
You can hunt pinated grouse be-
tween September LIST and December
1st; Woodcock between July 10th and
January LIST; rutfled grouse or wild tur-
key between November LIST and Decem-
Der 18th; wild duck or goose, rail,
plover, sand piper or beach bird be-
tween September LIST and April 18th;
gray or fox squirrel between Septem-
Der LIST and January LIST.
You cannot shoot quf Il on the pub
lie highway.
You cannot kill or al smpt to kill
any game. bird from ter convey
ance other than one propelled by pad
die or canoe. You cannot hunt or
shoot from any boat canoe, contriv-
ance or device on any OF the waters
OF the state between sunset and sun
rise. You cannot kill deer or elk or
goat.
You cannot shoot for traffic or
shoot or kill more than 25 birds, game
or animals in any one day. or have in
possession more than 25 of said birds.
except ducks, of which you can have
so.
You cannot sell game birds or an
imals, dead or alive.
You cannot ship, take or carry out
of this state any of the birds, game
or animals named
You can ship within the state, by
proper affidavit, not to ex-
coed one dozen game birds in any one
day during open season, but not for
sale.
You cannot use any gun other than
one commonly shot from the shoulder.
You cannot kill any song bird or
other birds except game birds, at any
time
. You cannot kill or take any mon.
golian, ring neck, English or Chinese
pheasants until October 1. 1915.
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NoncommittaI.

Senator" asked the beautiful girl,
"are you a regular or an insurgent?"
81 must decline, my dear young lady,
to answer. that question. 1t Is my
hope that the two wings of the party
necessary for me to again seek an
election"
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

&. b. Barrett, truck gardener al
Sac City, committed suicide by shoot
ing himself with rifle.
H. D. Reed, an Omaha nimrod, was
arrested at Lake View, charged with
carrying a gun without an Iowa Ii
cense.
G. w. Gilbert, of Woodbine, is just
finishing a $25,OOO.OO bungalow, said
to be the Largest" bungalow in the
state.
Webster City is contemplating hold
ing a watermelon day." Water
melon" day there last year was de-
cided success and drew a large crowd.
Mrs. A. Mcfarland was burned to
death at Odebolt. The house caught
fire in some unknown manner, sup
posedly in starting fire with kero-
sene.
Chicken thieves made away with
over 1000 chickens near Emmetts-
burg last week. Just what the
thieves do with the chickens is mys-
terry to officers of that community.
Attorney General Byers gives it as
his opinion that autoists are not re-
quired to have red light on the back
of the auto, but it may be placed any
where if visible in the reverse di-
rectiOn."
Down at Stuart a burglar swallowed
$45 in greenbacks and the Odebolt
Chronicle calls upon some learned pro-
lessor to figure the number of germs
that are now cavorting about in the
burglars system.
Jacob Kivimaki, Northwestern pas
senger enroute from Michigan to
Utah, suddenly became demented and
jumped through coach window as
the train was nearing Mondamin and
was instantly killed.
All the members of the Estherville
fire department resigned last week
for the reason that the city did not
provide them with suitable quarters
insufficiency of water power and in
adequate fire alarm system.
The town of Logan is making ex-
tensiye improvements in it's water
works. system. After digging new
wells, tubing has been put down a
distance of S75 feet. An air pump
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

According to the Odebolt Chronicle
William H. Ady, OF near Odebolt,
threshed 4O,2S3 bushels of grain in 10
days, rainy days and time consumed
in moving and all other stoppages in
cluded in the 19 days. This is an
average. of 2.1OO bushels per day.
Neil Fullerton, of near Mason City,
says he is 70 years old, and during
his lifetime has MIXED 195,64O COWS,
and it has not always been good
weather for milking, either. He also
figures that in going to and from town
he has travelled distance equal to
twice around the globe.
Automobile tourists say that the
stretch of road between Cedar Rapids
and Belle PLANE is the best piece Of
road in Iowa; the new road signs are
carefully placed and the white-washed
posts neatly done. This is on the
River to River" road from Council
Bluffs to Clinton.
Leslie Saul, son of Attorney w. c.
Saul, of Carroll, will not be privileged
to enter the Annapolis Naval academy
for the reason that he will be one
month under age when the final ex-
animation takes place next spring
Leslie passed the highest in the pre-
liminary last spring and but for the
fact of his being under age would
have. won the appointment.
Mrs. Eliza beth Morcombe editor of
the Storm Lake Vidette, had an en-
perience with eggs last week and
speaking of the experience says: Last
Friday evening we purchased three
dozen eggs of one of the grocery stores
here. We got the eggs just before
closing time and as the call for eggs
had been rather heavy that day, we
received some that had not been
Out of the three dozen eggs,
sixteen contained embryo chickens in
various stages of growth, nine more
broke with sound like a gun, and
four others looked very dubious
w. A. Helsell, of Odebolt. owns the
finest span of horses in Iowa. and at
the state fair this year the team won
one first, one second, two third and
one fourth prize. The first and third
prizes were for Iowa horses in the
lNnabout class, the second for single
driver, open to the world, and the
third prize on team, open to the world
Mr.. Helsell was compelled to compete
with prize horses that had been in
show rings for years and this being
the first time the team was ever en-
tered, they were naturally somewhat
timid. He refused $4,000 for the team.
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Is there stamp on your paper? If
there is you are more than a year in
arrears.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

For every brave deed that comes to
the notice of the public there are ten
that go unrewarded
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and compressor has been installed and
water in large quantities is being TAX
en- out.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14
AROUND OVER
THE STATE
A Generalization Of Things in General,
Clipped, Sorted and Sifted With
Pencil, Paste and Scissors.
"DRY" LOGAN LOWERS WELLS
Red Lights Not Necessarily Necessary
at Rear of Automobiles, Says
Attorney General Byers.

c. B. Barrett, a truck gardener at
Sac City, committed suicide by shoot.
ing himself with rifle.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

Webster City is contemplating hold
ing a watermelon day." Water
melon" day there last year was de-
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

H. D. Reed, an Omaha nimrOd, was
arrested at Lake View, charged with
carrying a gun without an Iowa Ii
cense.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

The town of Logan is making ex-
tensive improvements in it's water
works. system. After digging new
wells, tubing has been put down a
distance of S75 feet. An air pump
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

Mrs. A. Mcfarland was burned to
death at Odebolt. The house caught
fire in some unknown manner, sup
posedly in starting fire with kero-
sene.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

G. w. Gilbert, of Woodbine, is just
finishing a $25,OOOOO bungalow, said
to be the Largest" bungalow in the
state
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1910-09-14

All the members of the Estherville
fire department resigned last week
for the reason that the city did not
provide them with suitable quarters,
insufficiency of water power and in
adequate fire alarm system.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

EVERY SIGN
Points to advancing values In Salt Lake
City. Property here is selling lower now
than It ever Will again. II you want a
safe. growing proposition. put your CAPT.
tai at work.
Some dirt that's "drt cheap"
s5900
A from strictly modern and up-to-
date residence, In frst-class condition.
II must be seen 10 be appreciated Loe
reduced to the above for quick sale.
Lot we'll improved and surroundings the
best.
For 15x20 rods and a broom house. To-
Gated on North Temple St, near 9Th
quently the low price,
A cheap lot on 10Th 10th ave.
A 7-room modern brick, with 55x156
for sale near 18th East and 9th South,
Very good terms can be had.
$4,000.
2.xtO rods and s-room brick cot
West, near 3rd North. Terms, one-haif
cash.
sl7oo.
50x120 feet and broom frame cot
taRe. south front near l1th South and
l1th East. Terms. $500 cash; bal. to
suit
50X116 II. 20 alley, south front, on End
ave; .all assessments paie.
Fire often makes a rich man today a
poor man tomorrow.
The best kind of fire insurance at my
A RICHTER. 10 WEST IST SOUTH ST
Phones cal. e219l
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FINE INDUCEMENTS TO OWN YOUR
OWN HOME.


S21oo-A a-room partly modern brick
cottage. southeast Very easy
terms,
$250o-A new 4-room modern brick cot
tage. west side. Cement walks to
back door. cement basement. chan
dellers. Lot 3ISxl25 feet TO alley
Terms $3.50 cash and balance $40
per month.
s2S50-A Broom modern pressed brick
cottage, cement walks, Lot 35xl25
feet. Good terms
S3000-A 4-room modern cottage, Cement
walks all around the house. cement
basement, chicken houses, Good
large lot. Terms $500 cash. balance
like rent.
brick cottage arranged FOR 7-room
house, Lot 37iXl57 feet TO alley.
Good easy terms.
S3500-A beautiful new 5-room modern
house with stairway set to finish
rooms upstairs. Good. large. deep
lot. Cement walks, cement base
ment fine mantel. chandeliers.
Terms $500 cash. balance $50 per
month.
$3750-A beautiful 5-room modern cot
tage with stairway set TO finish
rooms upstairs. Cement walks. &C.
ment basement, hne mantel, large
deep lot. Terms $500 cash. $50 per
month.
S3S0o-A beautiful Groom modern pressed
brick cottage. southeast, hardwood
floors. furnace everything complete
and up to date, This is the best
bargain In the city, See us at
once for terms.
S3950-A beautiful broom modern cot
tage. southeast. Fine mantel. pol,
ished floors, cement walks. good
lot. This Is another great bar
gain, Good terms.
S4750-A beautiful Groom modern cot
tage, close in. Furnace. cement
walks. fine mantel. cement base
ment. chandeliers This place Is
built in the most up-to-datc style,
Sewer connection. See us al once
on this. as it can be had on very
good terms.
We Write Fire Insurance.
HOFFMAN BROS.
81 w. I'd South Street
Both Phones 234, e2s6S
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la.o00-Ten minutes walk east of my
oItlce, handsome corner lot 50xl0 rods
racing south and east. The lot is worth
not less than $3.50 per foot. or about S12.-
oVo The home on this lot could NOT be
put up for less than $4,000. making a total
modern of rooms. and In first class
condition, and the best buy in this city
Tot the money. either for home or spec
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
YOU WILL NEVER

YOU WILL NEVER
kno" nno" thc true meaning OF the word
fiome until you own one OF your own
We nave many at our disposal that will
a tew OF the high class homes:
Sil.OO0, not all cash required will buy
beautiful 10-room residence northeast
ana near South Temple ST. The lot. 75x
10 II, well improved with lawn, etc The
house was not built for sale, but for
WIN oak floors. All rooms are large and
airy and sunny and the price IS per cent
iess than you could buy the lot and build
the house
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DELAY IS MONEY LOST)

DELAY is MONEY LOST)
When In a town like Salt Lake BUY
February is the choice month to invest
as prices are below par I have JUST
eight SPECIALS (BUYS) in roomIng
houses, and they must go quick, IS. 81
25, "a, S. Z, 12-rm. rooming houses. To-
Gated to suit your taste. Price and the
LEASE to each is EXCELLENT.
I; will take all the way from $3.50 to
500 TO handle the above.
(OUT OF TOWN.
2S-room HOTEL in u nearby town
is doing lots OF business. $3.50 will handle
(SALOON)
have an excellent location for you
saloon men, and does not take very much
r p. GRAFTON. 22-23 Commercial Blk
Ind. 1927.
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e2955

25X1eo FIT. LOTS LESS
THAN ACREAGE PRICES
$50 PER PAIR.
66-foot streets. all lots run to
an alley. under city water, on
8 e. bench. with beautiful
view Of city and valley. Terms
$40 cash. So per mo.
Four beautiful lots on S. e,
streets; only $500 the pair; $50
cash. $40 month.
S56o0o0.
56x165 on 1st w. between 4th
and 5th So, on very easy
terms.
s2X1l5 FIT. ON 9TH e.
with r, of W. to 3th So; very
desirable at S2500.00.
TRACKAGE, 1l2x115 II. on
corner; a bargain at S3000.00
Apply to
CHARLES TYING,
Phones 4ii2 SIG NeWhouse
Building,
csc
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HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

Have you ever given a thought
TO the value real estate has
grown to? Possibly some OF this
VIII become OF priceless value.
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7-RooM HOUSE; LOT 5oX14 TO
ALLEY: BARN; ALL FENCED, soc
5-RooM. BRICK COTTAGE; GOOD %. =,
7-RoooM. MODERN BRICK. BET w
4-RooM oMD corTAGE. s. ? 4rn NORTH. $500
ACREAGE.
5-ROOM HOUSE. ACRES OF
GROUND: 9TH E.-...,.,......;. $1,000
5-ROOM HOUSE, q ACRES OF
GROUND; l5TH SO,.,........:.. $1,000
. COR. i sRD E.........,...,"--.....s215 49, ~ s215O
b-ROOM BRICK, LARGE BARN.
CHICKEN RUN. ONE ACRE OF
GROUND. ON STATE ST.. $3.50
42l ACRES. 7-ROOM HOUSE. l6
ACRES IN FRUIT; BARN AND
OUTBUILDINGS. COWS AND
Pen IaGst acre ~ ..,.'.1..-.,...,....s,s 49,. 225
HOUSE. ON 18TH so,.....-..., $1,000
81 ACRES. 4-ROoM BRICK
HOUSE, COR. 7TH e E.......,.. $500
100 ACRES, REIMBURSEMENT,
IL MILES OUT .,,.s..........-..S 500
i2 MILES OUT .,.......,.,.,.. sIaoO
320 ACRES. ALL FENCED PER -.
SEE US FOR ACREAGE.
SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
II L. BIRD SOUTH.
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s2O OO0-The best located 9-roor mod
ern, residence In town. It's nearly new
very large lot. home up to date in every
particular.
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

MEEKs & MCCARTNEY.
%. XlCo2il M Boston Bldg,
s125 per foot, corner on Main street, nav
Ing. sewer. sidewalk paid. $1,000 cash
Sl9oo 80 days, $1,000 months, etc
balance same way. 6 per cent inter-
est fine speculation.
$45oo-ilix132 foot corner on Main st,
s40oo-5sx9 and one rod of way cor,o,
on Srd North and 3rd West, A
good investment or place TO build
some some terraces; fine rental propo-
sltion TO railroad men.
Sl9,o0O-Flegant double terrace on Main
street; 9Th South, 41xl65 and 10
~, alley on SIDE ground worth
$3.50 per foot, terrace could not
be built for less than $4,000,
$3.50 per foot. 20s feet on State st. near
4th South.
$1,000 per acre, 1880 acres on 10th South,
East bench, city water and boule-
vardi only $4,000 cash, balance easy
terms Owner will allow you TO plat
You'll have TO hurry: this is fine for
plating.
S4250-Dandy home on J street Furnace
basement, 2Sxlo lot. Terms,
SSl5o-Elegant white pressed brick on
corner on sth East. 57xl5O lot;
furnace; cement walks, fenced
gas etc,
S3S5o-Fine red pressed brick, rooms
furnished. etc; piped for furnace
room for rooms up stairs; lawns.
cement walks, etc; 11th South and
11th East
,ooo-1o1xl5 rods, warehouse site, on
1tH NtslE d Odnuy.
s750-33xloeI and alley; sewer and side
Ss,lts SSalks paid for faces south on Sth
sSOo-asxl4o and alley. on Laird ave-. 9th
East.
S1lO0-2lXS and r. of way: sewer and
sidewalk paid: 9Th ave.
$625-27sxl32 on H ST. near 7th ave. !:
room for good house and very
cheap.
sl500-2Ax6l and alley: faces south on 7th
ave, near f.,
$3.50 per foot; 145 feet on Main street !,
corner. close in; big snap.
Insure in the Protector Underwriters
Fire Insurance Cos. 000. 900 company.
Be safe and watch your fire policies.
C. c. Fabian, Mgr, Fire Ins. Dept,
MEEKS & MCCARTNEY,
2l0-2l1 Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922. Ind. 992.
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$40, 000-Close In on a corner on Brig
nam ST., lO-room residence that coulc
not be duplicated for $40. 900
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RITY YOUR NEW HOME BEFORE
prices go up. How are these?
$i300-5-room brick, southeast on car
line: $500 down.
s16oo-5-room brick on car line. very
neat; 5000 down.
s2oO0-5-room nearly new bungalow. 1t Is
all right. $500 down.
soo5O-5-roorl modern brick on Sth East.
Splendid location. Good terms.
s3O00-I-room new modern bungalow.
southeast Easy terms,
s2e5O-5-roon modern brick. just being
finished Just as nice as they are
made Good terms.
s2s5O-s s-room modern brick on 9th East.
Swell place.
s15nO-7-room modern up-to~date brick
ON 10Th ave. Good terms.
s2iOo-6-room brick on 9th East: $500
down.
we have n large collection OF bargains
Come In and we Will show you many bar
Gains Bring us your insurance.
J, NJ, SETTLE & CO..
soc Tribune Bldg, e2923
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

Have you ever given a thought
to the value some real estate has
grown to? Possibly some of this
will become Of priceless value.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-28

A SNAP FOR THE RIGHT PARTY.
For $2750 we offer one I-room house,
lot 2lxl0 rods on eth West between
North and South Temple st. This entire
proposition for what the house Itself
would cost to build, Let US show you.
Both phones 1l12. ,cS0OS
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
LOTS
$3.50 EACH.
$3.50 EACH
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.
On the East Bench
City water,
Pure air
Finest view of the valley that can be had.
The coming residence section OF Salt
Lake City.
Building restrictions In all the East
Bench subdivisions. No old shacks here.
Large lots with alleyways In rear.
$1,000 cash.
$500 per month.
A few lots will make you independent
In few years.
MEEKS G. MCCARTNEY,
2l0-2ll Boston Bldg.
Bell 1922. Ind 992
Phone us. we Will call and take you tc
see the lots.