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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES,
(By ERWIN FANTA.)

crowd OF about two hundred young
people attended the Junior prom last
Friday night and enjoyed four and one
ha't hours of dancing. The hall was
, decorated in green and white, the
Junior class colors. There were twen-
ty-seven numbers three of which were
moonlight dances. A light lunch was
served at midnight.
The students receiving an average Of
~ per cent or more in four subjects for
the third quarter are as follows:
Freshmen: Hugo Stoltenburg, Clara
Bogenschuetz, Frederick Braxmeier,
Edna Meisner, Jack Markham, Clar-
ence kutil, Lorine Kolbeck, Francis
| Morris.
Sophomores; Herbert Schmtz, Hell
en- Geer, Loretta Menzner, Rosalind
Smalley, Frank Frelish, Stanley Gun.
derson, Dorothy Nelson, Oscar Linde-
man, John Scheurell, Edwin Nemetz,
Ezra Miller, Myrtle Brandt.
Juniors: Evangeline Buehler, Anna
Butt, Michael Cavanaugh, Marie
Cooney, Irene Duffy, Vida Duhnke,
Oscar Engelbrecht, Florence Hecker,
Ruth Houghton, Lulu Jacobson,
Herbert Mahnke, Manda Martin,
Albie Miller, Gcnevieve O'Donnell,
Selma Peterson, Clara Rathsack, Renj.
Schmiedicke, Ella Sladky, William
Stericker.
Seniors: Albert Handl, Ottmar
Schroeder, Guy Drews.
Final examinations will start next
Tuesday afternoon and will continue
through Friday.
Miss Paine was absent from her
classes the latter part of last week
owing to illness.
A number of out-of-town people
were here to attend the Junior prom.
Miss Isabelle Reese has been engag-
ed to succeed Miss Alice Dalzell, in
structor of expression, who has resign
ed. Miss Reese is graduate OF the
Connock School OF oratory at North
western University.
i Lewis Nyhagen who has been Ill for
the last few weeks is able to be around.
He will return TO school next week TO
take his examinations.
The societies held their last meetings
last Friday.
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THE SURE WAY.

There is only one sure way to ID IKE
money and that Is 10 buy some land,
and only one crop OF that, as it will
never be cheaper. | have
l40 acres for $1,000.
l20 acres for $1,000
80 acres for $4,000
so acres for $500
Improved farms with telephone and
mail routes.
Cut over lands from $40 to $40 per
acre. Write me now what you would
like to have.
JAMES BFRGH,
Eau Claire, Wis.
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CIRCUIT COURT NOTES.

Circuit court opened Tuesday morn
ing, Judge Kirwan presiding. The
calendar was called and thirty-two OF
the forty-two cases were set for trial.
The four criminal cases were listed
for trial.
In the jury cases nearly all were set
for trial. The case of Rebecca Shoyer
against the city on an alleged illegal
street assessment was discontinued, the
new owners of the property having
effected settlement.
An application for continuance was
made in the case of John Halloran Jr.
VS.. Col. Glenn.
In the case of Robt. P. Smith VS.. A.
E. Dow, an application was made for a
change Of venue.
The case Of the E. G. Sixta Co., ct al
VS.. the Ontonagon Land Co., was re-
moved to another circuit, Judge Kir-
wan desiring not to try this case. The
case of Walter Fricke VS.. the VIM.
Rahr Sons Co. was continued on re-
quest OF the defendant.
In the fact for court cases, Judge
Kirwan declined to try the case of A.
Klingho,z VS.. Peter Mason ct al, the
old cooperative store cases.
A half dozen divorce cases, were
listed for trial.
Radej and OFT, two of the defendants
in the criminal cases, were arraigned
Tuesday afternoon and both pleaded
not guilty to the charges.
Tuesday and Wednesday were taken
up by the court in acting upon Pc
titions for naturalization. Forty-five
of the fifty-two petitioners were grant
ed citizenship papers.
The Radej murder case was called
for trial this Thursday morning. A
jury had not been secured up to the
time of going to press.
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TRAINING SCHOOL GRADUATES.

The Training School will hold COM
mencement exercises in the Opera
House, June nineteenth. The gradu-
ates are:
Ella Basken, Edward Renishek, Lola
Brennan, Lille Click, Mildred Ded-
ricks, Bertha Hecker, Frieda Heinig,
Ladimir Hrudka, Alvina Kamman,
Isabelle Kennedy, Walter Koehler,
Antoinette Kolicek, Julia Krainik,
Lilly Marquardt, Ray Mccarthy, James
Murphy, Edna Mittnacht, Esther Naser,
William Rauch, Helen Reedy, Nita
Sampe, William Wilde, Gladys Will.
linger.
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FOR SALE.

A complete threshing outfit, separa-
tor and 16 horse power engine. Size
of separator 1866. The outfit is in
good shape and will be sold att reason
able price. Inquire of
Jos. SCHULTZ,
Menchalville, Wis.
p. o. Address
Grimms, r. r. /, Wis. 4t
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last year, awarded by f. G. Christian
sen-Evelyn M. Klessig, Centerville
it. 3, average 80 l0-ll.
Silver Medal for second highest
standing awarded by Rosa M. Cheney
Mary Reidy, Franklin it. 2, average
SO l0-ll.
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The marriage of Miss Elsie Clusen
and Mr. Roland kob TOOK place Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock at the home
of the brides mother, 925 South 18th
street. Judge Chloupek officiated.
The bride is a popular young woman,
highly esteemed and respected by her
large circle of friends. The groom is
superintendent OF the Manitowoc coun-
ty asylum and has host of friends.
He is graduate from the agricultural
department of the state university.
Upon the death of the late Henry
Goedjen Mr.. Kolb was elected super
intendent and has discharged the duties
of the position in credtable manuer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kolb left later in the
day on wedding trip to Chicago, Da-
venport. Iowa and points in North
Dakota. They will reside at the
asylum.
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FOR SALE.

A ha. press and 10 horse power
gasoline engine. Inquire of Mrs.
Sarah Sullivan, Liberty. p. O. Ad-
dress Timothy r. Il l, Wis. If
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FOR SALE

so acres cut over land, easy to clear;
good house and well. Inquire OF Geo.
Kutil, Deerbrook, Wis. tt
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Miss Helen Bauknecht and Mr.. John
Schaefer were married last Thursday
evening at the home of the groom's
parents, Washington and l4th streets.
Rev. Machmiller officiated. The at
tendants were Miss Susie Bauknecht
and Mr.. William Schaefer. The bride
is a daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Bauknecht, 1902 South Tenth street.
The groom is employed by his father
who conducts a meat market. The
couple will reside on Fourteenth and
Washington streets.
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Wedding invitations and announce
ments printed at this Office.
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MARRIED.

Miss Amanda Cans and Mr. Oswin
Mueller were married Tuesday MORN
ing at the parsonage of the German
M. e. church, the Rev. Mentzner,
pastor of the church, officiating. The
attendants were Miss Olive Albers of
Sheboygan and Mr.. Herbert PITT of
this city. The bride is daughter OF
Mrs. August Cans, Huron street. She
has been chief bookkeeper for the
Boiler Works Co. for some years. She
is young lady of amiable disposition
and has large circle of friends, while
the groom is popular young man who
holds a responsible position with the
Wisconsin Knitting Mills Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mueller left after the
ceremony on wedding trip to the
Dells and upon their return will take
up their residence on the South side.
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ITEMS FROM the PILOT FILES.
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

SICK soLDIERs.-Scarcely day
passes but we meet the sick and un-
healthy visage Of some newl' returned
soldier from the South. There are al
ready several in the village, and we
may expect more. During the coming
warm season we shall lose as many of
our brave boys by disease as we shall
by the bayonet and sword.
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Miss Julia Jacobs and Mr. Vincent
Stupecky, Jr., were married Tuesday
morning at the home Of the bride S
parents on North l1th street. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Preus. The attendants were Miss
Ella Anderson and Mr.. Sigward Sand
erson. The bride is daughter of DR..
and Mrs. Jacobs. Mr.. and Mrs. Stu
pecky left after the ceremony on a
wedding trip and upon their return
will make their home on North 9th
street.
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Will Nash has become "the glass Of
fashion" at Two Rivers and he offers
no factious opposition to being SO
recognized. He has introduced an in
novation in the matter of dress, that
is in head gear and footwear. Wills
head is now adorned with a high silk
nat, the kind popularity known as a
"stovepipe, while his feet are en-
cased in pair of wooden shoes which
look something like pontoons.- Every
young man in Two Rivers having any
style about him is similarly clad. (Oi
course the dress in its entirety includes
something more than the articles
mentioned.) Dick Miller looks with q
jealous eye on Nash and refuses to
wear the plug hat. Dick will probably
introduce the knee breeches as riva
attraction.
Oscar Alter is said to be the mos
enthusiastic, though by no means the
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NOTICE..

We, the undersigned attorneys of
Manitowoc County Bar, do hereby
agree to close our offices and places Of
business every Saturday afternoon dur
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1912-06-06

Miss Bessie Schneider and Mr..
Charles Anderes were united in we'd
lock Monday at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Anton SchDei-
der. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. J. Preus. Miss May Rank and
John Anderes were the attendants.
Mr. and Mrs. Anderes will reside at
Wausau.
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ing the entire year.
Hougen & Brady |. Crate
Markham q Markham Healy & joyce
Kelley q Ledvlna w. T. Schenian
Nash & Nash A. j. Wyseman
G. A. Forrest John Chloupek
E. $. Schmitz Albert Schmidt
Emil Baensch j. S. Anderson
Harry f. Kelley f. w. Dicke
+. +. Creole.
Dated May 2s, 1912.
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Oscar Alter is said to be the most
enthusiastic, though by no means the
most expert fisherman in the city.
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TWENTY-FIVE YEARS AGO.

TWENTY FIVE YEARS AGO.
Ole Berge of this city knows what it
is to be papa now. A little girl who
arrived at his house last week will call
him by that name when she masters
the language.
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Alfred Rummele had birthday an
niversary on Tuesday last which could
not be fittingly celebrated any where
but in Sheboygan where there are
many who love him for his good looks
and superior qualities. But the car on
which he took passage had hot box
and Alfred spent the night in swamp
holding lantern for skilled workmen
and racking his brain in the vain en-
deavor to guess who was filling that
vacant chair
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
UONESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION.
HOMESITE ADDITION.

This beautiful addition is located on
the northeast corner Of 18th South and
9th East streets, Just north OF Wanda
mere.
HOMESITE ADDITION
is surrounded by nice homes. s high and
dry. and no better soil can be found In
the city.
$40 900 90
Is going TO be spent on this fine addition.
4-foot cement walks and shade trees IN
front OF every lot
MAKE FIoMEsITE ADDITION
Your Savings Bank. Every dollar invest
ed IN Homesite Addition will bring 81 in
return.
BY INVESTING MONTHLY
a few dollars in Homesite Addition, your
savings Will be absolutely safe. No bet
ter security than Real Estate. No better
lots than Homeslte Addition lots.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
For thirty DAYS we are selling these
choice lots on the remarkably easv terms
OF s. cash and 81 30 per month Building
lots equal 10 these have never been Of
fered the Salt Lake public at our prices
and terms.
HoMEsITE ADDITION LOTS
are going fast. We opened this addition
on April Is and sold II lots to home meseek-
ers
TAKE ADVANTAGE
OF this liberal offer and start today 10
get Il home of your own in beautiful
HOMESITE ADDITION, where you can
have a fine garden as we'll as n cosy
home
Write. phone or call on us and We will
ADDITION.
A, MKELLAR & CO,
635 w. End So. b23I{
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.

BETTILYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
DO YOU OWN A LOT?
II so, we will build a home for you
according to your own plans: no cash
payment required, you can pay for your
own home on monthly payments, Come
In and see us; look over our plans. WE
HAVE SOME BEAUTIES.
SPLENDID sRD AVE. HOME.
s-room. 2-story brick, with furnace,
concrete basement, lawn shade coops
barn house cost $4,000 10 build; $1,000
takes 1t; terms 10 right party.
A COSY BUNGALOW.
New. rooms. built Of pressed brick
lar. screened porch. place for Holmes
disappearing bed. stairs TO attic. beeutl-
ful lot In lawn. shade and garden. FIVE
large chicken coops; $4,000, on very easy
terms.
ANOTHER BARGAIN
New. 5room. concrete bungalow nice
cellar; lot 50xl+0; walks IN. coops gar
dem fruit trees; $1,000; $3.50 cash; 500
per month
NEW sHINGLE BUNGALOW.
5;,room. modern on sth ave. s225o; $3.50
cash, balance $50 per month, per cent
| interest included.
MAGNIFICENT IDAHO RANCH.
160 acres, all In cultivation, abundant
water right, exceptionally fine land :;
house. barns. and complete implements.
at SI5 per acre. terms.
4 FEW OTHERS
Charming II acres place in Mill Greek
| $4,000 Nice 4-room house and 60X200
| feet on 9th East, young orchard; $1,000:
| 5000 cash SIS per month Nice place
| near Wandamere cheap. easy terms.
| Five acres In fruit. near Union. $4,000.
| Ten acres OF choice fruit land 200 trees.
s20O0. Fifteen acres near Union. (5)
| nve-room house. bargain s3s00 Sixty
acres Of choice land. $4,000 And many
| others. See us first.
WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
| BETTLTYoN HOME BUILDERS co.
1912 East 3vd South Street
| Bell 2030, Ind. GIG.
| b2372
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL, EsTATE-IMPRovED.

REAL IMPROVED.
N----~'~o-0-@~~-~~>->---
HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN C TRUST
co.
Federal Heights, the premier residence
district. we are offering beautiful
ta!ning 8 rooms bedrooms and sleeping
porch. hardwood floors. mission hnish,
walls tinted, billiard room In basement,
is thoroughly modern, We have been Of
fered s65 per month rent for this home,
but VIII SELL IL to you at a sacriflce. $500
as frst payment, balance like rent
No. 1867 East 5th South you will find
one of the most attractive and up-to.da
bungalows on the east bench, containing
rooms and sleeping porch, two bed
room. hot water heat. beamed ceilings,
hardwood floors, buffet and bay window
in dining room. cobble-stone CRATE. book
cases in living room, full cement base
purchased for less than cost. Will be
open today for your inspection.
Half block off 9th East at. we have
one OF the greatest bargains ever offered
In f-room modern bungalow, built of
light pressed brick, largo living room with
disappearing bed, front porch across en-
tire front screened back porch. cement
basement. VIII sell for $500 cash first
$4,000.
Southeast. 5-room modern home. ce-
ment basement. located near the park.
built of light pressed brick about . years
ago, A rare bargain. Act quick. $1,000
cash.
WILL BUILD YOU A HOME ON
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
WE HAVE BARGAINS IN BUSINESS
AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY.
WE LOAN MONEY ON REAL LIS
TATE.
WE HAVE s AND 7 PER CENT. NET
TO YOU. FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS
FOR SALE.
WE ACT IN THE CAPACITY OF
AGENT IN ANY BUSINESS AFFAIRS.
AGENTS FOR THE EOYAr. "rHE
WORLDS GREA TEST FIRE ms. CO."
HALTORAN-JTDGF LOAN G. TRUST
Phones s2S. 3o9 Main
b93T5
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5-RooM MOD. HOUSE S. E, CONSIST
Ing OF buffet Kitchen. dining room. liv-
Ing room, bedrooms. bath, 3 halls and
closets: mod, plumbing chandeliers and
electrical fixtures, mantel. bath and
kitchen oilclothed. other rooms newly
papered: floorE finished throughout, win
dow shades; . large porches, rear
porches screened; cement walks; full
cement basement; property newly fenced:
ready to move into: never been occu-
pied: one must see TO appreciate II;
price s2s0n. Terms to suit. Call c. r.
ea5s
b23se
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRoVED.

4 FLORIST BUSINESS. IN FLOUR.
rsebInr condition; located on 10th East
,sesr fth South st; II acres land: good
Eecnhouses. plants. shrubs, etc; small
Ssidence Or will sell without green
souses, Owner going to California on ac-
.snaInt moor health. A rare chance for the
~ nos, ar. CITY. b1l38
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L. $40 CASH,
$5 per month,
urNr the most beautifully located lots N
~ Salt Lake.
h Fairmont Springs Addition.
18th South and 9Th East
K 5000 to 1915 per lot.
On and between two car lines, AsIton
aSrnna and Sugar House Cement side.
~,siEs and water main In front OF all
iofa. Have sold IS lots In the last Few
wseka. Have 400 more for sale. Many
neW bungalows will be erected there this
Dpying- ., .S
This property is without question the
pheapest offered for sale on the market
IA quick ard make your choice. Always
Feady to show them Call. phone or
NTtte for printed plat.
A. RICHTER, rs South Main Street.
Phones Gal.
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PETERSON r. II. INV. CO.,
81 East 4th South St.
See them for Bargains,

See them for Bargains
Prices advancing daily
Don't wait longer to buy your home.
Look up the following, they arc all bar
gains from our lists. We can supply
your wants at Prices and Terms to suit
you:
See 1907 So. 7th East, 5-rrn. mod. brick
bungalow, on car line, cement basement
and sidewalks, gas. It's new and can be
had for $500 cash. bal. like rent
S2000-On 9th East. near 5th So, Arm
frame. 40-foot lot. street paved. lot
worth s1soo-sSoo cash, balance
monthly.
slo0o-4-room frame, bo-foot lot Main
ST near 18th So. $50 cash, SIS per
month. Why pay rent2
s25o0-6-rm. brick. fine old home,
large lot. shade. etc, near 9Th
East paving, close in. It's a bar
gain. $500 cash will handle this.
Cheap lots on easy terms, Better than
savings bank.
S5e0.50-ft. lot on Denver st. near Liberty
park--only $780, worth $500.
s65o-37l-ft lot on 7th East near Lib
erty park. Only lot on 7th East at
such low price
$5oo-50-ft. lot on University st.. near
18th E. and 7th So.-$10 down, $40
per month. Can you equal this?
NO
others In all parts OF the city. but
none so good at such prices.
We have several great bargains In
ACRES. CLOSE IN, at sacrifice price.
PETERSON r, E. INV, CO..
"a East 4th South st. Phone 1920.
b24I6
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SOME OF THE PROPERTY
Offered for sale on this page may look
cheap TO YOU. But none are as cheap as
the following:
s10o0-Wil buy 5ox125 feet on 4th ave
in Poperton, on car line.
5 A5o-60-ft. frontage on Sherman ave,
just east Of 18th East and north
OF 18th South.
: 56o-50-ft frontage. a beautiful lot on
Harrison ave-. facing south, just
east of 18th East.
92S00-For q broom modern brick cot
tage on 9Th South near 5th East;
house is connected with sewer. has
furnace and all special assessments
paid in full, An exceptional bar
terms.
sl75o-75x1so feet near Ashton ave, car
line between 18th and 18th South.
with brand new 4-room bungalow,
completed and cost the owner a
great deal more than we are ask
ing. but owing to serious Illness Is
compelled to sell, Can make rea-
sonable terms
s3200-A double brick house, rooms each
side and modern. and a-room
house in rear. The places bring
$40 per month rent. and located
near the street car barns, A
splendid investment and a big in
terest payer
s675o-For a 6-room modern bungalow.
9Th South; lot 50xl65 feet and all
assessments paid In full. One Of
the choice homes on that beautiful
street
s2300-For a neat d-room brick cottage
on Harrison ave, 37axl4o feet, lot
well improved with peach, cherry
trees. etc. Can make very reason
able terms.
$1,000 neat 3-room brick cottage with
G. !. and water In the house Lot
25xl50 to alley. near 9th East and
10th South
s3s5o-A brand new 5-room modern brick
bungalow. It's handsome place.
and located near 9th East and 9th
South on Windsor ave, Terms can
be arranged.
$650o-An s-room modern 2-story resi-
dence on lst ave-: hardwood floor.
sleeping porch. furnace. large ce-
nented basement, and the lot.
My list OF real estate bargains is large,
and II none OF the above meet with your
requirements. call. Ny time is yours,
Always glad and ready to show property.
A. RICHTER.
Is SO. Main St Phone Gal.
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l..
40 Main Street, Phones $50.
HOMES ON EASY TERMS.
Near Liberty. park We have a brand
complete plumbing. elegant mantel and
book cases built n; finished In selected
fir. with beautiful grain built by car
penter for his own. but Is forced to sell
o0-foot lot.
$500 cash; $50 month: $3.50 price.
One q blocks from Temple block. on a
paved street. we have an S-room house.
1l0 feet: sewer and sidewalk In and paid
for. The land alone Is worth the price
VIC arc asking,
$500 cash; balance easy terms. $500 price.
FARMS.
Seven miles southeast of city we have
splendid proposition; 30 acres. with
good ilshponds. $4,000 TO $4,000 trout; a
good family orchard: 6-room house; CO.
foot cement chicken coop. and other out
buildings.
S20Ou cash: balance arranged: $4,000 price
CD acres in Cottonwood very choice
land good SANDY loan: splendid land for
fruits and berries, or poultry farm; wa
ter right from big Cottonwood canyon.
5000 cash; $40 per month; 5000 price
LOTS OF LOTS IN LOTS OF PLACES
60xi25 feet on 9th Easi street. $1,000
50xl5I feet on Washington street. $50
ilx1i5 feet on j street. t..... 500
Corner, dSX160 feet. on 18th Fast. 1850
6oSll0 feet on Hryar aveBue..-.. $50
7aX570 feet on 18th South. ......... 1000
We can make terms on these lots to
suit.
BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY.
30 Main Street. Phones $50.
LOANS. FIRE INSURANCE. RENTALS,
b249o
BARGAIN.
50-ucre hog ranch $50 per acre.
5-acrc chicken ranch: $500.
See owner. IL Eagle block. b2501
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A BEAUTY-THE FINEST BUNGA
low in city; Ave rooms, bath, two halls
and room upstairs for three more rooms; {;
lift, living room, book cases, mantel,
white enamel buffet kitchen, nickel
hardware white enamel bathroom,
clothes chute, linen closet. private vents
to kitchen and bath. large screened
porch. sleeping porch. front porch 27xs
good furnace, hardwood floors, In fact
everything that is up to date. This home
will be completed in a few days and
will be a bargain at $4,000, and can be
sold on most reasonable terms. Locat-
ed at 832 South 11th East, in the coming g
part OF city.
FRED j. SwANEK, Hyland 1o26-W.
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WANTED--To BUY

WANTED-~TO BUY.
s-room house north or east In good
condition. Write. giving full particulars
as To location. size of lot. character OF
house. improvements. price. terms. etc,
L. D. A. p, O. box 1867. bo127
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
b247l !

4 ACRE. 4--ROoM HOUSE. S. E.. $4,000
2 houses, 3tN10 rods. pays 20 per
cent Law
Fine corner, near Liberty park. 500
Brick store. corner ..,.s-.s.ss.s,.-,.l,1 l,1oO
5-acre tract. near city, easy terms,
Money to loan on real estate.
HUFF & PERKES, AZ Atlas Block.