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Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
H0uses aAd cottages.

MODERN iO-room house, 5si s. I'D St
Inquire next door south.
Groom modern except heat, walking dis
fance. Phone Web. 19l6s
EXCEPTIONALLY convenient. modern.
compact Groom brick: finished one year
ago choicest neighborhoOd, 33d and Pop
pleton. ttA includes water, care Of lawn.
snow, etc Peters Trust Co, N. y. Life
Bldg.
SIR, modern residence, 4lst and Cali
forniR. t22.50 Tel. II. AS. evenings.
90 N, nth 81. CIR. mod. apartment $50
1920 Cunning st., Ar, apartment, SO.
Rsn Bristol St, 6-r., all mod. barn. SIS.
J. w. AASP Co. ESQ BRANDEIS BLDG.
ans MAPLE ST.. Groom. modern. nLOO
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

WELL furnished Housekeeping rooms,
modern. furnace heat; private entrance
Centrally loca'ed. Hb North 23d St
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

IN WEST FARNAM DISTRICT
l04 and 10S S. S6th ST., two very fine,
strictly modern, brick dwellings In choio-
est residence district in the city; will
decorate to suit tenant Special price to
right party.
PAYNE a SLATER CO.
Sole Agents, 9Th Floor N. Y Life Bldg.
Phone douglas 10l6.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

NICELY furnished. Broom cottage, Si1sh
California. B-1S35.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
PRINTING
REAL ESTATE LOANS

$500 to 5000 on Omaha homes. oKesfs
Real Estate Co., l0l6 N. Y, Life, Doug. or
A-2l52
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

COY home furnished complete for
Housekeeping; four large beautiful rooms,
closet, pantry, electric lights. els SO, 10Th
81. Leavenworth car one and a half blocks.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

STORE FOR RENT-HRs bake oven To-
bakery. 23OS N gath.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

THE MANUEL, Twenty-flrst and How
ard: broom apartment; heated. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

TWO front rooms, furnished complete for
light housekeeping 100 s. 18th st. LIST fiat
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20

TWO Housekeeping rooms. aOlS Davenport
Omaha daily bee., 1910-11-20
REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH for property, any kind, anywhere.
II you want to buy, sell or exchange, ad-
dress, Northwestern Business Agency,
Minneapolis, Minn.s
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
ENGLISH RESIDENCE
IS SOLD FOR $4,000
DR.. Wall Buys Columbia
Road Property From
Henry H. Classic.

TT Joseph II. Wall has purchased
from Henry II Classic his fOuT-storyr
English basement residence, at 90lf CO.
Iu1nbia road northwest, for $1,000 TIE
sale was made by Moore q Hill Df-
Wall will occupy the new home
Moore < I'm has also sold 10 d =
WaIhaupteT the Cleveland PARK resi-
deure- sf2I Newark street Tor $s.St-
Jobu J. Crowley purchased from Cook
2 Cummings trustees through tiie
saule Frn, the house Al New hampshire
avenue ara shepherd street, Petworth-
-Or 5000.
The have sold for A Z. Tyssousld
he colonial, sour-sJory, English base
rnant residence. AT 1SS5 Connecticut ave
nue.. for $500, 70 a local attorney VINO
will o~cun- 81 The house WAS built BY
ION Ia Nolan and for a time occupied
bv him Ii contains thirteen rooms ana
four baths .s,--.7zt---.
IF -2s Eleventh street northwest on q
lc+ t-rent- BIZ ninety feet, for Sk,9lD
Tho sale was made to a local merchant
who will remodel the building for bUSl-
ness uurnCSes- This sale was made BY
the Sfupson-SulHvan Company IN con
nection with Moore & HIS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Weeks Realty Transfers in the District

West Bloom IngdaIe-John N Fienderson 70
Martin = Fraas- I0I Sc block 1. SO
Lsui-r FfeiEhts-Hsrrv Wzrdulan q a. 70
Noule T stock lot SO. $40
-3l. -805 and 21s Fourteenth street nor n
west and 400 and 1902 Belmont street norm
vest-John q. DahiEren e. TX % PATRICK
r NsIiEa1. lots and g. and part iets =
and s. south grounds Columbian tIlVer-
FssfWo-th -C-e---ude 2. Lewis e VIZ. Timothy
L. 20 Philip T. Hall lots s. % - ana -
square a.. SO
Pleasant PIains-HsrTy war1ulsn e al 70
Auat5 Tasso and Fllomeua Tassos lot -
square 5o41, SO
IIoirnead E5state-lz aTTy wardr1an e al .
Smato Tassa ano FIlorzena Tassa- lot o.
SQUARE south q ZS-7. SfL
lie Droit Park-LIoy5 A. Douglass trustee
70 Daniel Grady, lot 8 6loeS 80 n
PetwcrJh-Iea A Gtloe-s 70 "iniireo u
Pleasant Plains-Arthur G. Nichols 81 uN- %
John N and Frances F Cross11an5 lot H.
EcfinEhsnl Tiace-RaIph P Barnard Ct Al.
trustees. TO james H Hill, part lot ;
block - SII00
90 Waiter H. and Wayne y Robinson. iot
IL square 50S1- SO
woodley Park-H- Rozier Dulaney e al.
Is to %. square 2205. Si-500-
MattfuEly traCt-Sarah NJ Far - Margaret
Y Goodman. IOS =. square 2S56- SO
Petxo-th-An5revr N curry u carl L Davis,
lots 20 70 a. square Is, SO william 9
AIlard ct ux- to same, lots 81 and S. square
lie Droit Park-NIaTy z. Gibbs, TO Caroline
Il Hockreyer- PCT lot =. block I. 80.
Sane 20 same. lot a and part lot 4 block
Nj. Pleasant-Aune : Green to Di Blast
Gioachino. lot 81. square 505S, 80
WhitehaveR-Josep Schinnan e ux 70
James 7. Keane. lots y and l. SO
Widows Sffte-Jarnes X Jones ct TX TO VII
liam Henry BIcAIlister. lot p. SO
Bl0omingdale-Mary / Gauyrean e a. 70
William II BTiel- half Interest IN ioi o.
square SLHZ- SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
NeaT-UTban.

Mount Pleasant and Pleasant PlainS-Enily
J RCthweU ct al. TO Michael L ETner.
lot is. block / SO
Ingleside-Jewts T. Breuninger ct al. 70
HAIRY o. Cutting, lot e53. square 1895 SO
North Grounds Columbia University Harry
O. Cutting ct TX to Lewis E. Breuninger,
part lots and 8. block 80, $500
HOlmead estate-E5arTy Wardruan et al to
CherTie s. Norwood lot IS. square south
ward 81 willis. il, lot IS. block 20 SO
Holmead Estate-Harry Wardman ct al to
James L Parker. lot IS. square south Of
Tyyenty-four7 md s streets northvest-SaIl-
man e ux- > samuel Richards. part lots
- and q block u. kalorama Heights so.
EffnEhaTn place-Edward C Wall ct TX 70
jacob shapiro, part lot g. block % SO
WcOdley Park-H- Rozisr Dulany et al re-
ceiverss 70 James O'DOnneI. part lot IS.
Pleasant PIains-Louis Sherman ct TX. 70
Philip G. Nicholson. lot 1Se. SO.
Petworth-CfeorEe J. Cummings ct al trt1s-
tees to Herbert J Tule, lot IS. block
Petworth-George c HouEh ct TX. to Al
fred A. Walker, lot 20, square 3. SIC
Potomac HefEhts-Potomac HEIGHTS Land
& block 1870. SO. Same 70 T J Maupfn-
lots Is and i. block 1A42. SO.
Yashing.o1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Q Classic et
vir. Henry H, TO Agnes r. Wall. lot ISs
TIolmead Manor-Jennie E. Abbott ct viz.
william H TO Ernest Q. and Mas1de I
sfo-fe rtv lot IA block q so
ngleside-FTederiCk s Smith TO Frank F
and Frances D. Rogers. lot IS. block T. SO.
maine N PhiIes, lot S. block e. SO.
Craven Terrace-Edward J Stellwazen e al 30
trustees TO Aulick Palmer. lot 104. 81 80
Scheutzcn Park-Edward T Crisuond ct ux
% William s and Hattie W Tancre. lot
So, block .. 50. same to John I Garrison,
lot 81. block :. SIC.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Southeast.

7OS North Carolina avenue s0utheast-yT.
James Slater e. TX 90 James P GOOCh. LOT
q square go. so
Twelfth street southeast. between 3 and Q
strects-C1eUrEe c. Humphrey eJ al TO VII
liam Waldran. lot IL. square 1ol5, SO.
Tenth street southeast between A and 3
streets-Frsnk z Hopkins et TX to Ben
fauIn : Graves, part original lot ;, square
sSs, SO
Fourteenth street southeast, between z and
G streets-Janaes 4 Clark 81 uN- 70 James
J. O'Brien. lot sc. square 1913. SO
G street southeast. between fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets-Wiiiiam Shedd -'olton e
TX 10 Berkeley I Simmons. lots 3 81. $,
square 1914. SO
First street southeast between y and z
streets Washington Loan Az Trust Com
pauy. trustee. 70 Lena a Williams. part
original lot u square "a, l,2Go- Ira Z
Cole TO Luranz A Van Doren- lot L sQusTc
80 SO.
II y street southea st-TiiIIan n Monroe
r.. ct TX, 70 Isabella NJ Bryant part lots
3 and (. squire 691. SO
Twelfth street southeast betves- A and
streets-Waitf- T Collins ct U<- to Ernest
E and Nah 2 HerTeE. lot a. square
1C1s, SO
First street ltheast between . and z
Etreets-JOhn 4. Arms to Barbara N Graf
lot 10, square "a, so
East Capitol street southeast, between Eighth
and Ninth streets-WashinEtO Loan and
Trust Company, trustee TO Charles "
Reed and a Armitage Reed, lot 81. sQUare
goo. 81 .S03.15.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
THOMPSON ESTATE
PROPERTY IS SOLD
@ Street Realty TO Be Trans
ferred for $253, 900, If
Court Approve.

The sale Of the - street prOperty-5e-
longing 10 the estate OF Mrs J. Ford
Thompson has been practically consun-
mated for $4,000. through the Office Of
the F H Smith Company.
While the name Of the purchaser has
not been disclosed. there is keen IN
terest today in real estate circles over
the closing Of the deal
The property, which win not actually
be transferred until an order Of court
ratifying the sale is obtained, is located
on the south side OF G street between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, ex-
tending 10 feet on the street and ID
feet back The price represents so a
square foot In the deal an apartment
house valued az $4,000 is included. Il
VIII be transferred TO those interested
in the Thompson estate
The Improvements on this property
consist OF a row Of three-story build
fnss, formerly residences, but long since
turned into stores, offices. and apart
nents. and later vacated because Of
their dilapidated condition They ere
numbered from 1910 10 1920, inclusive
They produce no income IN their pres
ent condition. and it is believed the
only purpose Of the purchaser would
have in acquiring the property is 20
plan q large Improvement
Several attempts 70 sell the prOpert-
have been made since the death o.
Mrs Thompson, but in every case IT,
restrictions imposed by her viii hive
defeated the negotiations. Il IS now be
ton Of the present transaction have
been met
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
PLAT BRINGS $4,000
IN SECOND STREET
George G. Hough to Build
Ten Houses in $1,000
Square Feet of Ground.

George c HoUgh has purchased
through the A. 2. Fox Company q, 600
square feet OF ground in Second street,
between Rhode Island avenue and 7
street northwest for $500. Mr.. Hough
viii build ten six-ro0rl houses on the
property
Five Of the row OF ten houses On New
Hampshire avenue, between Randolph
and Sheppard streets PeIWOTrh. have
been sold for Cook & Cummings, tr1s-
tees, through the A. r Fox Company
for $3.50 each The company has sold
q semf-deIaChed house on Seventh
street. between RaE6aiph and Shep-
herd, for George g HOUgh for $500.
The company has completed ftS-uavv
Office building at 13II II street north
west. and viii move from the present
quarters at Fourteenth street and New
York avenue, 70 the new home BY the
first OF the year. Cards bearing the
announcement and a picture Of the new
three-story building are being sent out
today
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Nine Dwellings
Sell For S26, 1850

\ number Of sales OF residences e re-
ported this week BY Thomas J. Fisher &
Co, Inc George : Cooper sold one Of
his recently completed houses. 9I5 X
street northeast, 70 Mrs Margaret A
Atchison. for S3.5Oo- Another of these
houses. Si5 L street, was sold TO Harry
H BicksIer-
Martin } fTaas bought from John II.
Henderson. the SiX-rOOm dwelling, 1fe r
street northwest. fer $3.50
Six five-roon dwellings, 1850 10 1910
RoSedale street northeast. were sold 10
an investor for $500 The residence
at 1S0G street northwest. vas sold To-
Mrs. Andrew r Graham, for $500
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17

viz Harvey A.. 10 IsaeI ". and Elizabeth
L-ttle- lo- 20. square s8s. SO
sJs p street TclEas--EleC -arulu 8 Graves
cn Frank = Hopkins. Tor s.. square SCI SO
Third and Z streets ward T.
E-is-cpuf- trustee % Edward Z Sha1t-le-
lot tf. square 49, $40
SIKH street northeast between n and ?
streets kennedy Brothers 10 Jacob Colin.
l1t los square s62 SO
15-3 North Capitol street-Ella II Haisiip
90 vir- Charles 2. 20 Riua :. and John B.
Chizs er-CuI. lot 81. square f52. SO
1857 Florida avenue mort heast-Dariel "
Baker al. trustees. % Elizabeth 4.
Boyer. lots -, q. and ease haN % lot a.
square Ilz6. s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Northeast Residence
Brings $3,4OO At Auction

The strength Of the local realty
market was clearly illustrated yesterday
IN an auction sale Of a northeast resi-
derce by. Thomas J. Owen & Son
one Of the fifty houses recently erect
ed In that vicinity, 9f2 X street north
eest, was sold at public auction for
& 900, only 800 less than each of the
other houses had been sold for through
the office Of Thomas J Fisher & Co
Inc. The price brought at an auction
sale is regarded as notable
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
MOVEMENTS OF VESSELS.

ARRIVED-Caesar at SewaII Point,
Buffalo al san Francisco, and Cul-
goa at Cherbourg-
LED-Ajax, from New York for
SewaU Point PaCuXent, from Guam
tanamo for Port Antonio; Princeton,
from Corinto for Panama. YanktOn,
from Bermuda for san Juan Roe,
from Norfolk for Key West, and Te-
Cumseh, from Norfolk for Washing
ton
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Army and Macy
SerUice Orders
ARMY

ARMY.
Major GEORGE T. HOLLOWAY, pay
master, viii report TO BTiEadieT
General ERNEST A. CARING
TON. inspector general, president Of
an army retiring board at Washing
ton for examination by the board.
First Lieutenant CHARLES W. CUL-
LEN Medical Reserve Corps, 70
Fort Duchesne- Utah
Colonel WALTER 5 SCHUYLER 18th
Cavalry, general staff, from Gen
eral STAFF Corps He VIII proceed
10 Fort Riley. Kan, and assume
command OF that post and Of the
Mounted Service School. relieving
Brigadier General FREDERICK X
WARD
Second Lieutenant JOHN K. HERR,
It'll Cavalry. TO West Point, y Y,
relieving First Lieutenant RICH
ARD NJ THOMAS, 18th Cavalry,
who viii proceed TO his regiment
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Noted Bandit Dead.

SEVILLE, Dec 17--Tejero, one Of the
most notorious bandits OF Spain is
dead Civil guards surrounded him and
his band near Casa Richie vest erCav.
and after several VOIfeys had been fred
Tejero's men surrendered themselves
and their leaders dead body.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
New Apartment House
For Thirteenth Street

Charles w King viii erect an apart
ment house with a store on the first
floor at ThiT 'eenth street and Florida
avenue northwest
This viii complete a row OF twenty
four houses, which he Is now building
on the north side Of Florida avenue,
between Thirteenth and Fourteenth
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Suburban.

Randle Observation-Disclosures states Realty Com
pany to Arthur Lee, lot q square 5fs5, SO
Rsn7Te Observation-Disclosures States Realty Com
psny to Arthur Lee. lot 6. square 5s95. SO
Ran1is FIizhIands-C-uited states Realty Com
many to Arthur Lee. lot 2, square 5fs5- sc
Rs05ie FTIzAIaads-C-aited states Realty Com
many to Arthur Lee. lot 10, square 54S5. SO
Randle Observation-Disclosures states Realty Com
pauy to John L. Smith. lot q. square 1915.
SO.
RandIe Highlands-wsshinsJon Loan and
Continued on Eleventh Page)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Southwest.

L street Eout- Z. between Sixth and sew
enth sire Es--g mes Martin et ux- 20 Rob
er- A and Ec.c- 2 Harrison. lot Is. square
Al SO
sixth street S--ss.vsst between NJ and y
streets-Charles Gerber ct uL- to John 4.
Madden. lot -. square S72, SO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Other Property Taken.
Subscribed To Fund.

Dr.. and 1TTs- Wilbur F. Crafts sub
srrihed $4,000 toward the building fund
for a new building TO cost S2lG,00o for the
International Reform Bureau az meet
fur Of the International Moral and So
ciaI Commission last night The pro
posed building Is planned for the corner
Of Second street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. southeast
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Peters Leases House.

Randall II. HaSner has leased tho
large residence at 2030 HfIyer place
northwest 70 Representative Arthur J.
Peters OF NaSsa Chusetts.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-12-17
Northeast

Tenfi> street northeast between and G
ssreets-AuEustus Q Wrenn TO Ida Y
Wrenn. part square esq. SO.
G st set northeast. between Fifth and Sixth
str, sts-Mary p Stout to Emma McCyor-
E1iC Z, lot IS, square 49, SO
"a L street northezst-Nary e Harding q
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24

From press reports it seems certain
that the Hagerman valley and the
town of Hagerman are to have an cleo
trio railroad connecting them with the
o. S. l.. at Hartman or Bliss. The
project is already financed, the con-
tract for construction let and the work
already begun. This will place Hager-
man and the Hagerman valley on the
map where they belong For years it
has been known that this valley was
one Of the most desirable for fruit in
the state Of Idaho. but a wagon haul
Of twelve or fifteen miles to market
with canyon grade to climb prohibited
the development Of the profitable fruit
industry on an extensive scale. Now
with an electric line assured and thou
sand Of acres Of choice valley land al
ready being set out to fruit orchards
the future Of the valley as a fruit pro-
position is assured Already the far
mers Of the Hagerman valley, who
have seen fit to devote their alfalfa
fields to the production of seed, have
realized an average income OF one hun
cred dollars per acre for the last three
years, and with the acreage devoted to
alfalfa seed production Increasing with
each succeeding year, the output from
this source alone will make it one Of
the richest sections Of the state.
Iron and brass castings. Patterns
light ard heavy machine work Build
ing columns, sash weights. We carry
drilling machines and supplies, well
castings, pumps. windmills, etc.
Nampa Iron Works. Ltd,
loft Nampa, Idaho
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24

C. F. Borden has the Plotun stacker
land sweep rake, best on earth.
WANTED:-A woman. to take charge
OF the kitchen and dining room at the
! Shoshone hotel.
Miss Myra Wheeler went to Boise
for a short visit "Wednesday.
Mr.. AT. Tage, Deputy Sh eriff from
jerome, is in the county seat to-day
The mornings are often cool e
nough to make a fire feel comfort
able.
June sale of Muslin underwear at
the Stockgrowers' Mercantile Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe May are con-
templating an extended visit in the
near future.
L. C. Stewart, manager Of the Iowa
Lumber company was down with
tonsilities the fore part of theweek
John Cook is fitting up a tennis
court for the young people on the
vacant lot opposite the Horton res
idence owned by Mrs. Burnsides.
\. B. Wells of Pagari was in tow l
yesterday morning for a time, on
his return from a short "Trip to Vale
Oregon. Mr.. Wells reports lots of
business there but the wind and
dust was something fierce.
Mrs. Maun.eis irfi Tusday eve
Tor Brussels. ontario. Canada. in
response to a telegram stating her
brother was drowned. Ii was only
last winter that Mr.. Maunders
brother died in Saskatoon, Alberta
before he reaeleO the bedside.
Muslin underwear sale at the
StOckgrowerS Mercantile Co.
Next Sunday a strong aggrega- I
ton Of ball players from Hagerman .
will attempt to take the measure /
Of the local boys. Come Out and en-
JOY a clean exciting game of base
ball, and incidently help the home
cam to win.
Jack ElwoOd recently started to build
/ cistern near his residence on the
Mountain View Addition. He struck
iolid lava rock at nine and one half feet
rom the surface, the rock being over
aid with layer of sand thru which
water perculates from the river. The
Indications are that by blasting down
nto the lava rock and cementing it |
hat permanent water supply will be
ecured through this sand layer which
cts as a filter for the river water.
he other settlers of the Mountain
lew Addition will watch the develop
lent of this cistern with great deal
f interest, as it may solve for them
he water supply for years to come. II
MILDLY waists. The newest YET
[ the StOckgrowcrs Mercantile Co. II
J. W. Barrett of Logan. Utah. who
as the contract for the construction of
lie $4,000 90 school house in SEoshone.
making good in every way. The
'ofing is now complete with the ex-
ption of finishing touches. On the
side, the first coat of plaster is on,
ID the second ard third coats will be
ded as fast as possible. The building
all its parts seems to have been con-
-ncted in most thorough and work
anlike manner and of best material
ailable. As soon as the building is
finished for the purpose,
geographic views win be taken from
ich plates viii be made for use in the
lrnal shop.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24

IF good merchandise, low prices,
prompt service and personal attention
appeal to you, trade at the Morse Store
Cement walk construction began
His week on the North side. The
Mcmahon brothers are starting the
work there, the walks being located
on both sides of the street leading
north from the Mcmahon bridge.
Will Darrah has the contract, US
ing his new cement mixing machine
which he purchased Of the Redmon
Hardware Co.
Miss OrPena Crabtree is at last
off on her summer outing, having
started Saturday eve for Denver.
She will visit in Colorado, Iowa and
Missouri at least before returning.
This is a vacation that Miss Crab
tree has promised herself for
number Of years now, having re-
signed from the city schools for
the purpose, where she has taught
for seven years without a break.
See our bargain counter for mems
straw hats, One-half price. Stock
growers Mercantile Co.
Mrs. w. d. Vredenburgh received
a telegram last Sunday morning in
tended for Mrs. W. H. Maunders,
who moved a few weeks ago to
their sheep ranch near Carey. The
telegram announced the death Of
Mrs. Maunders' brother in Canada .
from drowning. He was living al .
their old home place. Mr.. Vreden- (
burgh found Mr.. Maunders by tel I
egraph at Bellevue, but Hrs. Maun-
ders was some twelve miles away.
More skirts in white and striped
linen, linen suits. white and col
pred, one piece dresses and petit
coats, new shirtwaists and silk
kimOnas and house dress
IS, colored hose and new hair
goods. at the Morse store.
Frank B. Tharp who recently
made final proof on his Carey
ict claim at Dietrich. expected TO
cave soon for the Pacific coast
where lie vi. engage again in the
rain buying business. Mr.. Tharp
ealizes that it will pay him better $
or the first year or two to make I
is usual money in the grain buy L
lg business while he hires imprO-
ements put on his Carey claim Il
Inch is located three miles east II
+ Dietrich. t
Muslin underwear sale at the ;
tockgroWers' MercantileCo. . q
Miss Summer. niece of Mrs. R. D. Y
anderson, who mas been in the city a n
tort time with the Carnival company O
Id visiting in the Henderson home has ri
turned to Glenn's Ferry.
Robert McCollum. of Twin Falls, was a
Shoshone last Saturday on business,
r. McCoilum was recently out to h;
aho Falls with a party of business tn
sociates in the interests of the Big is
ibois irrigation project of nearly 70
rec hundred thousand acres, located ce
me distance west of Idaho Falls. The in
W town of McColium which will be an
2 metropolis of this big project, will ad
connected by a new railroad with in
lho Falls, if Mr.. McCullum and his st,
ends can swing the deal As these m;
rites are representatives of the Kuhn av
erests in Idaho. no better guaranty sui
lid be given of the success of the en- phi
prise than the Knhn's are be- VIII
d it. Jo,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24

WANTED:-Agents everywhere to
sell a new educational work; either all
or spare time Many teachers have
earned 10000 monthly during the va
cation season. Write to day and pre-
pare yourself for a nice dignifed line
of WORK.
The SAALFEELD PUBLISHING Co.
Akron, Ohio
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1910-06-24
CLASSIFIED WANTS


LOST-span Of gray horses. VT.
between II and Y hundred, roach
ed name, one branded H on right
shoulder and the other s on left
thigh. A. 3. WILKINS,
Box 63S. Gooding, Idaho.