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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
K HAND

Will B~latchford, Of Ontario, and
son, drove to Orient. Saturday.
Gertie Hall, daughter of D. V. Hall
of Spring. came on the Milwaukee
from Selby S. ID. for a holiday visit
with the home folks, Saturday.
MEMS Lieske of Howell, drove to
Orient Saturday,
Will Provoznik. Of Park, drove to
Orient, for Christmas trading. Sat
urday.
Ethel Sebring and her sister lnez
drove to Orient. Saturday. Inez was
getting ready to celebrate her tenth
birthday. which took place Sunday.
MIR and Mrs Geo. A. Mckay. and
Archey of Park. dro,e to Orient
Saturday.
John Alley and his sister Katy
drove to Orient Saturday. The fact
is, i. seems as if Christmas was in
evidence everywhere.
Mrs E. Andrews, of Spring, and
Mr. and Mrs Fred Preston, were in
Orient Saturday.
On the 23d inst. took place in Or
lent what is seen to occur in many q
place about the holidays. and that
was the marriage of Miss Anna Flies
sner, of Spring. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs +. Flessner. of Spring, and Mr.
Jno. Knutson, of Fargo, N. ID. The
ceremony was at the residence Of
George Duckeck. the service being
read by Rev. Midrailis, of the Luth-
eran church of Spring. After ION.
CALCULATIONS. the newly welded
couple and guests to the number OF
nearly forty. adjourned to the Du-
check restaurant, where q most
elegant wedding luncheon was
served. Mr. and Mrs Knutson. viii
take a wedding tour to illinois and
other eastern points. They will Their
make their home in Fargo N, d.
Where we wish the young married
couple all the joys of the welded
-k
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
COUNTY ROADS
IMPROVING
Interest Spreading To All Parts
OF County

are now engaged in constructing
good roads under the modern meth
cd of systematic grading a single
main road across the township. This
work is being done with the elevat-
ed or side graders, which have taken
the place of the old scoops, now con-
sidered useful only in filling in
bridge approaches, or in hauling dirt
a distance to fill in holes. Other
townships have ordered graders, and
the good works now rapidly extend
ing to nearly all sections of the
county.
After several years of advocating
this good road work almost alone in
the county, it is a pleasure to the
PRESS to be able to announce practi-
cal results and a very general inter-
est in the subject.
The real road work was begun by
the Miller Commercial Clubs road
committee about three or four years
ago, when $1,000 were expended on
grading roads leading into the city.
This work has been taken up by
nelghboring townships and extended
in various directions. A continual
ton of this work for a few years
will make a network Of good roads
throughout the county. And their
Importance and value to everybody
is scarcely disputed any longer. The
hauling capacity or speed of a team,
a horse, or an engine is a valuable
consideration in this day and age,
and must be needed to get desired
results.
Every mile of graded road shortens
the distance between farm and
market.
There is usually but one real OBJ
stacle in the way Of good graded
roads for any township, and that is
the common one of petty human
seltishness. which when examined
thoroughly is often of more detri-
ment than benefit to the one who
hopes to secure a personal advan.
tage thereby. The man who is
broad enough to say: Pick out
the main roads, one at a time. and
finish Them" will only have to wait
a very few years until every road in
his township is fully taken care of.
Ghe little scratching here and there
all over a township is soon worn or
washed away, and no one has reaped
any benefit. Enough such work has
been done in Hand county during %
years TO Systematically grade every
main road in every township in the
county.
The county commissioners have
also assisted greatly in this good
road work by putting in bridges
wherever the travel was sufficient
to warrant it.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Bids For County Doctor

Notice is hereby gwen that bids
will be received bv the undersigned
at his Office in the Court house at
Miller. s. ID. tor doctoring the poor
OF Hand county, S. d. for the year
OF 1913. Doctor to furnish all medi-
cine and appliances. Bids viii be
considered by the Board of county
commissioners at their January
meeting. Chas. /. Odle,
County Auditor.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Egg Prices Are Smashed

Chicago, Dec. 2l.-The club wo-
mems egg sale has been a decided
success and has compelled dealers,
who had been holding them at a price
much higher than is warranted to
sell them fl IN Is to 20 cents a dozen.
Yesterday the crowds around the
places of sale conducted by the wo-
n7eu weye SO great MaS it was with
difficulty that they could be CONTROL.
ed by the police. During the time
that the eggs were on sale the wo'
men disposed of 00,000.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
A AND VICINITY
Nice and warm at present.

Mrs LLOYD Truax returned from
Mitchell last week. where she was
called owing to the illness of Mr.
Trutax's mother. The latter is get
ting along nicely.
Miss Leila Beals returned home
last week from Miller, where she has
been for some time.
H. Ratter, who has been working
in this vicinity. returned to his home
in Potter Co.. S. Oak.
Joe Hamerly, o of Chas. Hamer-
ley. has been very sick with pneu-
monia.
Miss Corcoran gave a pie social at
her school last Monday evening.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
GLENDALE
Sunday

Divine service at $50 Sunday
School 2:30. All are welcome.
Despite the cloudy attitude of the
weathe: last Sunday the courageous
people of Glendale came to church.
Watch night service Taesdsy eveo,
ing Dec. 31st at HOO. Special sing
ing will be rendered. All are vel.
come.
Continued to last paxe.)
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Candy Post, No. IL, q. A. K.

Will meet in Hall. at 2 D. m. Jan.
4, 1913. at which meeting installation
of Officers and other business will
take place, after installation the
Womens Relief Corp will serve
dinner in the hall, all members of
the Post and their wives are re-
quested to be present.
It G.. w. Rudd. @. M.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Farmers Institute. Jan. SO-3I

DR.. Fl. H Stoner. Supt. of Farm
ers' Institutes for South Dakota has
issued a bulletin announcing the
dates for Institutes to be held during
the winter. The institute for Miller
and this vicinity will be held on Jan.
30-3l. At Rec Heights on Feb. LIST.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
HAND COUNTY NEWS
BY CORRESPONDENTS
Locals and Personal Items From Various
Townships.


The Young Peoples class of che
Burdette M. E. church will give a
temperance play entitled: "Out in
the Street." managed by their teach
err. Mrs l.. F. Mcdonald, Friday
night January 3rd at the church.
Every n come. Admission fee,
twenty five cents for adults. and ten
cents for children,
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
ADVERTISEMENT

The Missouri Girl" Returns To
SHOW You"
1t is a great pleasure to announce
to theatre-goers of this city that
Manager l. E. Hambly has booked a
return engagement Of Fred Ray
mond's phenomenal comedy, THE
Missouri Girl which created such
favorable comment here a year or so
ago.
The clean cut comedy of the play,
the antics of "Zeke'' and Daisy"
and their merry associates are still
fresh in our memory. and as this
seasons company is said to be even
stronger than before. they will. no
doubt, be greeted by a packed house
upon their appearance at the Miller
Opera House On Dec. 9th.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Lost an Arm

James Finnerty. a young farmer
of northeast Hand county, had the
misfortune to lose an arm one day
last week in a corn shredder.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Schedule Teachers Examinations
For 1918

For 1913
For Second. Third and Primary
grade certificates;
April ga
July 24-25
October go
For Life diplomas. State, and
First grade certificates:
February Of March !
August $3.50
May Rudd,
County Superintendent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
HOLDEN


MIR and Mrs H. Heinzen of Garlic
ton. visitived Holden relatives Sun
day.
Miss Vesta Wharton is now at
home for a visit.
Capt. and Mrs Bailey write that
they expect to return home a few
days after Xmas.
Mrs o, Dowd Of Star school had
Xmas exercises Tuesday afternoon
and vacation the rest of the week.
S. C. Willet who moved to Faulk-
ton a few weeks ago has moved back
to Miller to live,
MI Fred Calkins Is home from
Brookings College for the holidays.
VIM. Bartlett is now home from
Redfe!d college on a vacation
Bartlett and Wharton arrived home
Friday from their Chicago trip.
f, Bailey bot a load of corr of A..
Burlingame last week.
Miss Inez Burlingame spent the
past week with Der sister, Mrs Efie
Wharton.
Ross and Grommon each butchered
a hog last Thursday.
D~ougherty and Smith traded stock
hogs Thursday.
Alf. Dowler bot a stock hog of Ed
Smith lately.
Rev. Frederick Held is spending
a few days among his Sunbeam
friends. He preached at Sunbeam
last Sunday.
Miss Naomi Wharton Is home from
RedfelG oollege for the holidays,
John Ice of St. Lawrence twp. re-
Gently bot a number Of Rhode Island
Red ROSTERS from Edgar Smith.
Horace Roth and sisters are home
for the holidays from Madison S. ID.
where they are attending school.
Fisher Bros. FRIDAY were over.
night visitors in town.
Miss Edna Dougherty left on the
18th for Luverne. MINI. for a visit
with friends.
Grandma Boles is now able to b,
up and around.
Mr. Tanks, of Miller, the local a
| gent for the Confer Medicine Co
was in this twp. the for part of las
week.
Edward Pietz has gone to Scotlant
S. d. to spend the winter. He in
tends to learn the auto business.
Bert Bingham has butchered {
beef.
VIM. Swanson is keeping some lIvt
stock for his brother Ernest. wht
has moved to Omaha, and who viii
go into the auto business.
Mrs Erving Parks has gone to tn,
Pierre hospital for medical treat
ment.
Brose Burlingame bot a supply o
of corn and hogs of Albert Heinzer
ling,
AT their last meeting the Sunbeam
Aid re elected Mrs Wharton Pres.
Ms Grommon Vice Pres, Mrs Bail
ey Sec'y. and Mrs Hernzerllng Treas
Their next meeting will be with Mr.
Grommon.
Mr. and Mrs Bailey visited Thurs
day evening with Mr. and Mrs Smith
l. T. Eaton has decided to qui
farming and will work out next sea
son, Whoever engages Mr. Eato
will have a good assistant.
Row Trotman has returned from
his western trip and will work 70
John Dennis this winter.
Clarence Wharton was a Redfel
visitor Thursday,
Mrs and Mrs f. B. Oroll visite
Saturday evening with Mr. and MI
Smith.
Friday, James Fnnerty of Bul
dette had arm amputated in a cor
husker he was feeding.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
PARCELS POST
VS.. EXPRESS

Facts About The New Law Worth
Remembering
Aberdeen American Here Is the
new parcels post law in a nutshell
and it would not be a bad Idea to
clip this and paste it up so you can be
familiar with the new departure when
it goes into effect January |:
Weight limit-eleven pounds.
Size-combined length and girth
-seventy-two inces.
Four ounces or less-1 cent an
ounce. Over four ounces considered
a pound.
Fractional pounds--same as lbs.
Each addi-
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
closure

he payment
by n
!, 1910, exc
Sackett. his
eferson, his
dahafy, his
tie of South
County of
mort
, register Of
e of South
As there
D a. M, and
at law. or
the debt
part there
i'd mortgage
payment of
Sc promptly
ne. then h
I, should at
holder there
aid mortga-
t the whole
row due by
e due upon
is the sum
and s83S,03
orney's fees
G that by
in the said
esaid. and in
e made and
foreclosed by
rein describ-
Hand Coun-
se in the City
'outh pakota
1912 at II
lated in the
h I'akota and
eleven AZ.
north of
It'll principal
tn day Of No
Mortgage.
Mortgagee
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
First ID. tional Il

sNIFUSF HVNUIFVU'
1t will be noticed that these rates
r much cheaper than express COM
panies charge Bv looking over the
table carefully you will see the ben
efits through the parcels post law.
1t is predicted that il will become
popular when understood by the
public generally. The government
proposes to give it a fair trial and
predicts success.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26

e payment
cured by a
1910, exc
'ackett, his
ferson. his
", his wife.
outh Dako-
: of Hand
mortgage
er of deeds
Dakota
on the
at law. OF
.er the debt
art thereof
d mortgage
of
t promptly
then the
!, should at
older there.
id mortga-
the whole
due by
, due upon
ptice is the
and s4l9.02
rney's fees
zen that.by
in the said
and in
made and
by a
n described
County.
the City of
It'll Dakota.
1912. at II
ated in the
Dakota and
section two
(twp.l13)
thprincipaI
l4th day OF
Mortgagee
dortgagee.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26
Estate

John Irwin
ty Court of
as made on
citing A. D.
he estate OF
deceased. TO
estate, the
ice of said
i'll on or al
9l3, sell AT
bidder tnl
|e described.
h tl-0 In
(SEAl ot
be hundred.
(63) we
lperty viii
G purchase
for sale at
win In Faulk
wed at sal.
IN.
the estate OF
sed.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1912-12-26

e payment
red by
1910. exc
bckett. his
ferson. his
|hafy. his
State of
the Coun~
and which
he register
of South
be AZ there
a. IN. and
t law. or
n the debt
art there
| mortgage
payment of
promptly
e. then the
should at
the holder
q mortga-
the whole
ow due by
due upon
btice is the
lcipal and
Jars attor-
N that by
! the said
aid. and in
made and
eclosed by
i'm describ
and Coun-
Use in the
of South
/. D., 1912.
ed in the
b Dakota,
EN- Q1l. in
! north of
principal
til day Of
lines.
)rtgagee.
tgagee.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

BRICK BUNGALOW OF s ROOMS. FINE
lot, lawn, rose bushes. etc; occupied
only one year; living room 15Y20, with
large fireplace and bookcases; dining
room l3x15. paneled. plate rail- china
closet and sdeboard. with beyel plate
mirror; heavy beam ceilings In living
and dining rooms. white quarters sawed
oak floors In three rooms, balance OF floors
finished and polished; all woodwork has
received three coats Of good varnjsh and
then rubbed to a dull finish. making it
equal 10 a piano finish: a most complete
buffet kitchen finished in white enamel
and trimmed In nickel hardware; fine
grade of plumbing fixtures: one-paneled
doors throughout the house: large mirror In
closet door: handsome electric light FIX
lures; Quaker steel furnace; cement base
ment. steps and walks. This home can
be bought on payment of $500 down. bal
ance monthly. Owner has own machine
and will be pleased to show any one in
terested. Phone Hyland 16o-M for ap-
pointment.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
SOME MORE or A. R1cHrER.s SNAPS

SOME MORE or A. RIcurER.s SNAPS
5000 cash, balance easy monthly pay
tnnhts; me VIII buy splendid s-room mod
iai acre or ground, all fenced nicely
graded for garden: chicken house to ac-
cSSmiImodate com 500 chickens: 200 Imported
house; electric lights and cemented ceio
ar Monthly payments to suit the pur-
chaser, Price s2s5o 'N
$3.50 cash, balance monthly pavmonts
VIII buy dandy 4-room cottage, con-
yatsr electric asts ss IN not the anq hoSse Ssa
sl25o, ~ ana 'fu west frice
?. 5000, 5000 cash; balance ike rent, for the
Win not water heat. House in first
class condition. Located on 2nd ave
pear Tna ~ m" st. Sewer. sidewalks and pay
500 cash. the balance on time. for
sXIo s:Il.. rods. and an old frame house. on
fine shade and fruit trees Price si45o.
$500 cash. balance $50 per month, will
furnace heat, Lot 37x14o feet, near sth
South and 9Th East. Price $4,000.
5000 cash and $50 per month. includ
Ing interest, will buy an eight-room,
wo.story. white pressed brick residence
at No. 235 South sth East. The house
is in frst-class condition. Has been
renting up TO two months ago for $40
per month A well-built property Sewer,
sidewalk and all special assessments paid
In full, VIII sell for $1,000.
II you are looking for an eight or ten
room modern residence in the best resj-
dence district in Salt Lake City, I have
number on my books ranging in price
from s650o to $4,000. Located on Brig
are headquarters for modern homes.
A. RICHTER. 70 MAIN ST. Phone GAL
h16s0
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
MR.. WAGE FARNER
Mp. RENT pAYEP
DO YOU REALIZE

what financial holm a few chickens
would he to YOU and your fan,lvp Fresh
eggs bring 40 to 50 cnnts pe- dozen. There
'e big profit In poultry. Eomesite Addl-
ZION lots are deep and allow YOU nIentv ~
-oor for chlcl,ane wnI1 as n COSY homo
Two Of the fan,ilfns lIvinn In uory1eei. @
Addition are "alslr~ tNorouohhred chick
Hns and making bic money on small
capita1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

YOU NEED NOT REMAIN IN THE
treadmill class any longer. Here is
Park valley calling TO YOU 10 enter her
welcome door and become independent
Muster up your courage and get in on
one OF these Park Valley farms. The
terms are most inviting. Investigate to-
house building. Salt Lake City. Utah
hisl2
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
MORE RARHAINS

.IoRE'
S-room strictly modern, large cor
ncr on 18th ave. west front,
$500; $500 down, $50 or more
per month
7-room modern brick: on 9Th p.
and Sth So. $500, will take va
cant lot as part payment, bal
ance $50 per month.
Broom modern brick 2ax10
rods. on 4th F.. and 9th So,
$3.50. Easy terms.
5-room modern, ks rods. on 4th
East. $1,000. VIII take vancant
lot in exchange, balance SIS per
month.
4-room frame, large barn, 50x136
feet. near Bird North and 9Th
West. S1O50; $50 down. $3.50
per month.
Groom frame, 45x125 feet. facing
south and west on the corner
Of Sth r, all fenced, $500. $50
down. $50 per month. interest
per cent
We have plenty Of 7 per cent
money TO loan on first mort
cages. We also write fire in
surance.
ALLIANCE INVESTMENT COM
PANY
II Main st. Phone Was. 5i43.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
WE INVITE YOT

70 see Homes'te Addition Come In an,
taIr This matter ovrr with us. Show ~
4 desire 10 oet started and We will hnI'
Won. Ton Dollars will start Won on N.
road to indnpnndnnce. Newen'hnr snccns
romes 10 those who strive. Opportunit,
70 those who are looking for it This y
vour opportunltv. Act today. tomorrow
never comes et show the MIC,
homes In EoMESTTE ADDITION
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
$4,000

ONE OF THE MOST ELEGANT HOMES
In excellent neiGhborhood, on one OF the
best streets In the city. to rent at rea-
soDahle price or sell at very low figure
and on unusually easy terms. or will ac-
oept a smaller house In exchange. See
owners,
A 3. IRVINE, 72S Judge bldg. wnsatch
531. or A. N. ROSENBAITM. lis Main
street, Room 8 Wasatch 3s39.
bte7s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

INDEPENDENT LIVING; FOR $4,000.
20 acres On Provo river. all under cuI-
tivatlon, with frst-class water rights ex-
csllent improvements. 6-room house large
barn and sheds. choice shade trees ONLY
$4,000. Terms II desired Progress Rea'tv
& Bldg. Co, 220 Kearns. hts53
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FRITSCH. 2o1 POP FELT BLDG

10-rn, strictly mod. brick, "a So
near 7th East. ss5nn
9-rm strictly mod. brick. 7th z. near
1st South ,..,.;.. :.:........... 5000
9-rm- strictly mod. brick near uni
versity,l, .;...::.........,.... $3.50
S-rm. strictly mod. eth E.: artistic
home on corner lot ...,...,..., 1900
5-rm. strictly mod, brick with recep-
ton hall. on Douglas ave, near Cd
South street :... ,............ $50
9-rm. strictly mod. brick on 11th f.
near 1st South ..,..,.,...,..,.,.. $500
6rm. strictly mod. brick bungalow,
oak and birch finish throughout,
built-in sideboard. AIS So 13tth E. $3.50
6-rm mod brick on Lake st, near
9th So, Lot 4ox157 feet to alley. 5000
I-rm. mod. brick, cemented cellar, on
9th So. near 9TH East. only. ....,. 1900
Arm. frame east OF state near 11th 8
South %. -. ................... $50
5-rm, mod. brick, 1st w. and 9Th So. 265O
Old frame house on 50x135 IT, corner
lot. west side: only. ly.....-......s. 500
Here is YOUR CHANCE to collect rent,
Double brick house on northwest side.
in good location; rents for $26 per
month; easy terms ........s...,...$ $2550
Another ono In the same location,
rents for $50 per month; easy
terms. Only ..,... ........,....... 2100
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
GREAT pENoy,r :

GREAT REMOVAL SALE
LAND FROM 20 To 30 PER CENT DIS
COUNT.
as want 20 sell these before move to
Walkers bank building
90 acres near Elberta. Utah.
$3.50 PER ACRE WORTH SIS.
l5o acres :. IS. city. house stable. well
land under cultivation
$29Jo WORTH $4,000.
20 acres, house. barn we'll water
right. 30 acres alfalfa lot other hay
land a dandy stock proposition. will give
YOU is head good horses and colts. some
farming machinery:
s7;9o. WORTH $40 o00e
- acres good land. water right, right
at a good town IN Cache valley
s5i9a, WORTH $1,000
lOo acres. 90 acres apples, good water
right. adjoining good town in Cache val
ley.
$3.50. WORTH s1i 500.
Don't delay ''see me-"
GEO. ". DANLEY
w 1873. SIC Newhouse Bldg
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
FOR SALE--SToCK RANCH.

ONE OF THE BEST STOCK RANCHES
in the west; good water right controls
extensive ranges; we'll equipped can be
bought on easy terms Also dry farm
for exchange for Salt Lake CITY property.
Located in the best dry farming district
In Idaho. Inquire of W. l. Brown. 1865
South 18th East Phone Hyland 1s6-W.
hf772
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

Most bargains require cash or large
payment but here is one that is eXcep--
tionally good on very easy terms.
4-room pressed brick home with large
front and back porchcs, complete modern
plumbing. pantry, closets, basement. fine
lawn. and shade trees. cement walks
chicken runs; everything to make a
home comfortable and attractive.
$3.50 cash, $40 a month. $1,000 price.
Reason for this low price is that It
is part OF an estate which is being set
tied up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14

Within half block Of paved street we
have new 5-room pressed brick bunga-
low with cemented basement built In
conveniences, such as kitchen cabinet
with cooler, beautiful china cabinet in
dining room, oak mantel In living room
electrical fixtures. cement walks around
house, complete plumbing. everything
topnotch. This house is easily worth
5000 moro than the price We can sell IL
for II taken this week,
$500 cash. SIS a month $3.50 price.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-14
DO YOU OWN A LOTT

Why not have Rettilyon- built bun
Ealow erected on II. or any house accord
Ing to your own ideas. We Will furnish
the money. and you can pay us back
with the money that you arc now pay
Ing to your landlord, Let us show you
some OF the beautiful homes we have
built In different parts OF the city Call
at our office. 1912 East Third South st.
or phone Wssatch 2o30, and we will glad
ly explain our plan In detail.
BETTUYON HOME BUILDERS CO,
1912 East Third South st.
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BURT & CARLQUIsT COMPANY.
20 Main Street. Phone $50
LOANS. RENTALS, FIRE INSURANCE.
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