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The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Pickles for Labor Day

Platteville. June 80. - Pickles,
pickles everywhere will be seen on
Labor day, for the Commercial club
decided last night to hold Pickle
day upon that date. This is big
event in this district for it marks
beginning of pickle campaign. In
the morning there will be an exhibit
of grain and colt show. At noon
everyone will be fed upon pickles.
Tie afternoons program will be
taken up with ball game. horse
racing and bucking contests. A
dance in the evening will be the
final wind Np.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Mixers are Vaccinated

Auburn, June EFF customers
of the Auburn dairy do not get
their regular allottments of milk it
will not be due to the cows but to
The sore arms of the milkmen. who
we're vaccinated today III. ID. Park
er is taking every precaution in the
summer months against infectious
diseases. Each month the cattle are
tuberculin tested but not even a
trace OF the disease has been found
in the herd of 80 cows since the es-
tablishing of the dairy
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
J MAN IS
FOUND DEAD

Sh' June 2S.-When John
,h not get up this morning
70 ,He nre Mrs. Pugh thought
wrong and went to call
.ouhu MIN dead. Coroner
oo, oeeiey was summoned and
P"an P,n aue to heart trouble.
"sn' a.,, VINO is ~ years old,
v's Mlie were keeping house
kbron a'a on the II. o. Parish
n Ve H. miles north of town.
Esra, nas lived in this vicinity
fua m years. Arrangements
""oial nave not been made
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
BITTEN
| FIERCE DOG

June 2S.-Miss Velma
Is year old daughter of
was bitten on the right
tght by a shepherd dog
to John Cheeks. ,..
b was sent TO the Presby-
rch to secure a key for
n hall where a social was
The dog of John Cheeks.
i, was on the steps and
nrning the animal jumped
fastened its teeth in her
teeth penetrated through
and cut an ugly cash In
hip. Miss Erb went to
10 residence where the
cauterized. The dog has
but has never bitten
before. The animal was
veil so there is no danger
poisoning. Although the
y painful Miss Erb attend
last night in McCutch-
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04

SECURE
LjARAN1E EE
osrnlpE LITERALLY
FrAuQuA TICKETS TO
|.pprARANCE HERE
|asON

nights concert by
ay Guards band the
. ao,son in Greeley for
se'SIo close. 1t is probable
.sst shown in the
ss ,e'' people of Greeley
Ie iu the Redpath-Horner
becoming be- a permanent
9n matters mai of the sort, It
rs who saved the day IN
% chautauqua next sea
me subscriptions to the
~ for next season lag
1ooked u as though there
y enough sold to secure
tbe chautauqua next
Inv ladies' volunteered to
.tots ~ each and the day
More than $1,000 worth lt
[ere subscribed OF the
Hired. so that it Is be.
ths commercial club Will
aC, .n for the return of the
Ener course next year.
Eontract required by the
company they ask q
4, s1,4OO and turn over
bu ticket subscriptions
| 10 nearly that amount.
|slOO worth Of season
! goes to the Commercial
oeyer takes the Greeley
! contract, Twenty-Five
next 5000 worth that
A goes to the Greeley
and so per cent OF all
ptauuua costs more than
the gate receipts on
Iissjons are expected to
lis amount. Most OF the
,rthern Colorado approxi-
peley's size have signed
season.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Big Land Transfer

Milliken, June 29.-One of the
largest land transfers made in this
district tor some time was trans
acted yesterday when E. |. Pickin-
'baugh of Larned. Kan, bought the
half section of E. B. McIndoo for
$l2,S00. The land lies in the Ash
ton district and one of the largest
bean crops in northern Colorado
was raised upon the land last year.
The deal was made by Benton and
Gully,
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
J RESCUED
FROM A DITCH

pwn, June 2S.-If G. E.
lad not noticed a supposed
ess floating in the Hills
n Yesterday afternoon lit
ia Sheehan, the six year
'ter OF Mrs. Sheehan might
drowned. Carlson, who
repair work on a 0ume,
y The five foot ditch and
'ne little girl. The little
y worse for her experience.
Feral children the Sheehan
paying on the ditch bank.
keu IN and the swift water
~ rapidly toward a large
" piaymates screamed and
'ne attention of MIR. Carl
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
To start Dry Camraign

LaSalle, June ga three days
Colorado dry campaign will be
started by the w. c. 7. U. of La
Sale Monday. Delegations from
Peckham. Evans and kersey Will
be present. The first meeting Will
be held in the Presbyterian church
of LaSalle and the others in Peck
ham and Evans. On the evening OF
July 3 in Evans. Luther Wells OF
Oklahoma will give an address on
temperance.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
'ore Lights for Ault

ydme will, 2S,-"The City of
kribin oe printed upon fold
bin,nHS Ault for the commit
N moy ny the town board at
I'm ''hg has made a con-
hi p ,ne Northern Colorado
d n No oMer company by which
keyesS supplied with the cup-
|unon' arc lights will be
H ada me streets and these
psc"a nuea to whenever 1t is
kra,e,ssary. Wires from the
|to osS,,,V9irming house will be
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Pickle Day Coming

Platteville. June 2S.-The Fourth
of July will be a big day here but
it is planned to eclipse that day by
Pickle day. which will be set some
time in September. The Commercial
club will meet tonight to discuss
plans for Pickle day.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Sheely of for Pen

c. G. Sheely, who spent Saturday
night in the Weld county Jail after
having been denied writ of sup
ersedeas, is in Denver today ar
ranging his affairs before beginning
his sentence of one to two years in
the state penitentiary. I'll is ex-
pected that he will be taken to the
prison Wednesday or Thursday of
this week.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Rr,yv.l,,le After Scixol

Briggsdale, June 29.-1f the tax
payers In the vicinity OF Brisgsdale
vote favorably for $1,000 bona IS
sue on July 10 Briggsdale VIII nave
a new school house. This distric'
is in need Of new building as the
attendance has greatly Increased
this year.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Deputy Bee INSPECTOR

Platteville, June 29.-N. L. Hen
thorne of Platteville has been ap-
pointed deputy state bee inspector.
The appointment came through Mr..
Gillette of the Agricultural college.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
New Quartet ut Ault

Ault, June 29.-The Victoria
quartet was organized here Thurs
day, composed of Mrs. G. A. Hill
Mrs. r. w. Reidel, Mrs. j. w. craig
and Miss Clara Lawrence. What
the quartet lacks in men it makes
up in volume. The ladies VIII sing
for musical pleasure and at public
services and other functions as their
assistance NAV be desired.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
'''' Breaks Its Banks

" Upton, iol. June 2s.- The
IN, '""e o' ditch east or town
kdaGJ Aver Its banks Wednesday
lbo,"n, part of the farm Of T.
|nbo',nn 1t is rumored that
br dar darn Will sue the COM
(de '"'''ages II u settlement is
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04

Niliken, July 1.-The game be-
tween Johnstown and Milliken was
called off on account of the rain. In
The near future Milliken will CLASH
with the hill bunch in double
healer. Milliken was voted into the
Weld county league last week.
Standing of the Weld county base
hall 1oouuo.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04

Eaton, July 1.-The dry landers
rom Pierce walked off the diamond
with the big end of l to score
yesterday. The game was called III
the fifth on account of rain.
The Greeley tribune., 1912-07-04
Windsor Wins Game From La Sale
And is Tied for Lead of League

Kirk; Lasalle. Gormley and Jay.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
THE REAL THING.

whats doing In the way Of amuse
mentsf" asked the newcomer Of the
old Inhabitants Of Hades.
baseball game every afternoon
answers the old inhabitant.
Baseball? You don't mean 1t!
That's great! 1 was fan from way
back on earth. On the square, do you
have baseball every day?"
Sure thing"
by ginger! This place suits me.
Baseball! Say. this can't be hell,
Them
yes. It is. The home team always
loses"
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20

A noted critic and literary adviser
said at the Authors club in New
York:
"A reader-whether for a magazine
or for a publisher-doesnt read the
whole of every manuscript. Why
should he? Do have to eat a whole
cheese to tell whether it's good or
mott"
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
Forty-osvsn Short.

First Fly-What's the matter with
your eyes? m
Second Fly-I strained 'em counting
my eggs. One Of the swatters says
the average fly lays sixty-seven thou.
sand eggs. 1l
First Fly-How did you como out?
y Second Fly-I think I'm about forty.
Beven short.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
Couldn't Deny It.

You're a two-faced mani" exclaim.
Cd the disappointed officeseeker. I'm
not afraid to tell you So"
1.-TWO faced?" smiled the eminent
statesman; my dear friend. am
worse than that. The papers have
printed fifty different portraits Of me,
and no two of them look alike"
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
A Warden's Dilemma.

Biggs-I see that lot Of convicts
In q state penitentiary have struck be-
cause they don't like the food.
Diggs-Yes, and it's awfully hard on
the warden. O
what ief"
"Why, the fact that he can't say to
tho kickers, II you don't like the food.
get out"
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
Quite So.

"Jiblots asked me about my gar.
den. Confound his impertinence! ]
haven't any garden and never expect
to have one"
well. don't get huffy. The fact
that he gave you credit for being con-
sidsrably more Industrious than you
really are is compliment"
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20
Hard Work.

nero work. be
His industry he doth parade.
Who hath . little garden made:
Though often. with . weary air.
He mcped his brow and stopped TO
swear.
The Lamar register., 1912-11-20

Kindhearted Lady-Ah, poor man;
ion't you know that you will I'LL .
1runkard's grave? 8ni
Waggles-No. madam; expect 70
% crsmateo- I'd
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
A GOOD FARM IS BETTER THAN
GOLD.
CACHE yAIIEy FARNs

CACHE VALLEY FARMS.
rights, good 7-room brick farm house:
pure water, family orchard of two
acres, crops OF growing wheat, alfalfa
and natural meadow Just think OF a
xs};sS zsG1sere farm ann in the heart of Cache
through IT. at $40 an acre.
io7 acres: 81 of which is in growing
fenced, every acre best Of rich soil;
grain, vegetables and alfalfa Only $50
an acre Terms.
fall wheat, flowing wells OF pure water,
bordering on Bear river and every acre
first class, farm land, good for any crop
acre. Terms easy.
300 ACRES. Only ss5 AN ACRE
This entire farm is in alfalfa. fall
fallow. 1t is one of the choicest farms
In Cache Valley. with frst-class water
right, fenced and improyed; Terms easy
class water right, small farm house, two
granarles. pure water from moving wells
for house use. This is one Of the very
best farms In Cache Valley, and I shall
be glad to show 1t TO anyone interested
Only. $50 an acre and not waste acre
on the entire farm.
SMALLER FARMS.
so ACRES. sseoo
This farm is In fall wheat: has three
room frame house and granary and flow
ing well OF pure water, and is one OF the
best little places in Cache Valley.
5 acres adjoining Logan city. s626.
100 acres west Of Logan city, $500.
200 acres east of Logan city. $4,000.
And long list OF city property and
land in Salt Lake county.
l.. r. MARTINEAU.
FARMS AND HOMES.
Phone 7dl. 303 Mcintyre Bldg.
Salt Lake City
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FOR 3ALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ATE-IMPROvED.
HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY

The best value ever offered on the
East Bench--Hot water heat, stone
foundation. library. living room, dinins
room. kitchen and two bedrooms on first
bay window and built-In china cabinet
In dining room; three bedrooms and
sleeping porch on second floor: tile floor
In bathroom. white enamel finish. laun-
ment Price and terms quoted on ap-
plication at our office. VIII accept a
small home or vacant lot In trade rs
part payment.
Is It home in the southeast you
want 30 read the following very
carefully: For $4,000, a seven-room mod
ern red pressed brick. white stone trim
mings. stone foundation, 3 large bed
rooms. best OF open plumbing. lavatory
and toilet on End floor. House built by
present owner years ago. Lot 66Xi82
feet, Chicken runs and coops. num-
Der of fruit trees; all for $4,000 We will
loan $4,000 on this property,
For sale or trade. one of the most at
tractive bungalows on the Bench. con-
tanning, 6 rooms and sleeping porch;
cases. living room. oak floor. beautiful
light fixtures, bay window and china
cabinet in dining room three rooms can
be finished on End floor. cement base
corner, facing east. Call at office for
price and terms
No. si7 Grove St we have recently
finished very attractive bungalow con :
tanning, rooms and sleeping porch, tile
crate. book cases In living room, French
windows. large front porch. double
floors, cement basement, heat and all
other modern conveniences. Key may
be found over back door Go to this
home, and If you are interested come
and see us and we will make terms and
price to suit you.
VACANT:
20 IT.. near 18th E and 5th So. $3.50.
e.S S2a feet By by 1e6 feet on 18th e. near
40 r. ..o6y by 12S on First ave-. all taxes
U st. bet 1st and and ave-, 40 by 1875
IT,. all taxes paid, $500.
On any of the above lots we Will build
home to suit you.
We loan money on real estate
We Will write your bond.
We have 6 and per cent first mort
gage loans for investors
We act In capacity Of agents In any
business affairs,
We are agents for the ROYAL, the
worlds greatest fire insurance company,
HALLoRAN-JUDGE LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.

si6.soo woRIH OF PROPERTY
Located 9th East near 11th South.
Lot 11stx5Sok II. on corner with g.
room rns snrtGdsss or5nss Insf modern I,T1 home
lots % facing east on 9Th '''O0
10 lots. i5x11ss' It. at $3.50 -''O'
each ....,..-.-.s.... 5000
Let me saow this property. Il is one
ket.
$1,000
The most beautifully located 10-acre
tract In this county on 9th East near
18th South: fine new S-room mod. o
story brick and great many other Inn
provements, It's a rare opportunity.
$4,000
On a corner close to State ST.. A acres
and brand new 5-room brick cottage;
no better land for garden or fruit nor
$500 PER ACRE ~
For the choicest fruit land in this coun
y; hrst.elass water right. located on
new car line on county road. VIII! sell
one or more acres Cash proposition.
pOT fV-IOOt lOLS on BrCORS ave. near
eth z. and 9th South: front sidewalks,
water and gas main in front Of lots.
Can make reasonable terms.
$500.
frame houses, one OF rooms. Of
8 rooms, Both houses need repairing
No. 8o9 West sth South. The lot, 5ox150
IT. to alley. 5000 cash. balance s15 per
month.
An s-room modern 2-story brick on
ist ave. near Q st, All assessments paid
In full. House has furnace and all mod
ern improvements. The lot. 2ax10 rods
$3.50
For a 7-room modern 2-story brick. lot
3x1o rods on N St; house in Arst-cla
condition.; has furnace, etc. and terms
can be arranged.
Have many fine bungalows and mod
ern homes which can be bought only
through my agency. They are too numer-
Gus TO advertise all. If you are In the
market for any kind of real estate, no
matter In which part Of the city. 1t will
pay you to call on me.
We write fire insurance
a, RICHTER. 73 South Main St.
Phones GAL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
DURABLE HOUSES

DURABLE HOUSES
=-.t. $500.
H-room red brick cottage, con-
WIN the city water. sewer. eleC-
-sls. &c. situated near eth East
.xtt eonth. Terms. 500 cash, bal
$3.50.
t-room cottage, corner lot. situated
:afIli East, south and east front.
80 feot This should be seen 10
. $3.50.
room modern white pressed brick
a path. toilet. etc, lot 40y120 feet.
LIBERTY park. Small cash Day
balance monthly.
$4,000.
.'oom modern red pressed brick
!aclnG east on 7 street has
'g,iet etc. cemented basement,
'uInace' lot 2lXl0 rods. Terms.
E.soom modern white pressed
tsluehce. facing east on G street.
MA iet OF plumbing. hot water heat.
Ply rect. Terms to suit pur-
MODERN AND UP TO DATE.
selng completed. modern cottage.
M nsVqth on Sixth South. just east
|slea TX East: hardwood or oak floors.
~ basement hot water heat. lot
rms Is An exceptionally good
.,nuS,uul .,ssulu be seen II you are looking
t"e'hlns dp 10 date and good.
ID &Sgtget thstcISs,-rAH accept your
viii SiiTaf,. I'm, s,s,s; s,s any Of our homes
70 be naGs 1lt you on your OWN
l6 be paid In easy monthly pay
nav US viat for anything that
|ff'a R RRsSd IN tins line.
En GO SECURITY & TRUST CO.,
aByi,Ss South Main Street.
phcnaers OF Duable Houses"
.-ind. l4S Bell Ex. 80.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

s415o-FTNE 5-RooM MODERN BUN
galow, on o St, q beauty. s2s5o
s2Ooo-Wni buy this groom modern
frame h@lse. In good condition:
lot 7ox150, all fenced, $3.50 cash,
balance $50 per month
s42oo-Here is a. beauty. on 11th East.
near new high school, 5.room new
pressed brick, strictly modern,
with furnace, hardwood floors,
kitchen cabinet sleeping porch
full basement; $1,000 cash, balance
$40 per month
s55oo-5-room modern brick. cement
walks. lot ilX1S7 to alley. south
east location; $500 cash, balance
$40 per month.
HUBBARD INVESTMENT co,
66 West 3rd South.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
OUR BARGAINS.

THREE fine building lots near 9th East
pavement, $500 each. Easy terms
$500 buys 40-foot building lot on 18th
East between 3rd and 4th South.
$1,000 buys a 4-room brick, southeast;
$500 down, $t6 month
$4,000 will buy beautiful broom mod
ern ]. p. b.. full cement basement, on
Laird ave.
We will build you a home il you have
the lot, on a small cash payment
BUTTERWORTH e WRIGHT INV. CO.,
eo SO, Main, Phone ZIG.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

MOST ELEGANT MODERN HOME IN
fashionable neighborhood; very close
In on First avenue Hot water heat and
gas plped through the house. in fact
every modern convenience. Owner will
sacrifice for quick sale. viii sell COM
pletely furnished II desired. Apply 204
Mccormick bldg.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.

Get real value out of YOUR
money The banker wrests from
tne most paltry sum, TWO VAL
YES. where others get a scant
one: why not you? Make that
rent money buy you a home.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

$40 CASH,
Sc per month,
For the most beautifully located lots IN
Salt Lake.
Fa!rnont Springs Addition,
18TH South and 9Th East.
5000 to s375 per lot
On and between two car lines, Ashton
Avenue and Sugar House, Cement side
walks and water main In front OF all
lots. Have sold So lots in the last few
weeks. Have 400 more for sale, Many
new bungalows will be erected there this
spring.
This property is without question the
cheapest offered for sale on the market,
Be quick and make your choice. Always
ready to show them. Call phone or
write for printed plat.
A. RICHTER, 70 South Main Street.
Phones GAL.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovEp.
LITTLE & LITTLE

LITTLE g. LITTLE
4oN61, alley on side. 8th So. between
paid; $1,000
34x165, corner on Sth So. and a 2e-foot
street near 4th West; $1,000.
f6Nl22, on 1st So. bet 2nd and Ord
East. right OF way on both sides and
rear. all special taxes paid $4,000.
fs5Xll55 corner on 3rd SO. bet, 1st and
End West. per foot $500
oXlo and l0x10 in rear, 3 new, modern
broom pr. brick houses, close in, $4,000,
oI2X165, on 1st ave. bet. State and A
SITS, per foot SIPS.
swell apartment house, close In and
always rented; II apartments, total rent
S4fo month. The best renting PROPOSE
tion in the city $4,000
LITTLE & LITTLE, No. I W. End So.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

s45Oo-NEw, RMS. MOD. DWELLING.
Buffet Kitchen, Screened Porch,
Cement Cellar. Hot Air Heat,
Mantel and Bookcases, Buffet in
Dining Room. Bath, Cement
Walks. Walking Distance, Con-
way Court. 7th So, between 3rd
and 4th East.
$4,000. 90 down. balance terms.
Stringham Brothers Investment
Company.
Phone 1921. 4oi Mcintyre Bldg,
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SPECIAL--RooM FRAME BUNGA-
low, $50 South 10th East city water,
lights: $500, $50 cash, balance SIS per
month; S-room frame. $4,000. 4-room
brick. $4,000; 5.room modern brick.
S2S00 $500 cash, s22 per month:
they are all new and up o-date and
can arrange very easy terms: II you are
in the market for a home do not over
look these. Fred ]. Swaner. Highland
f026-W a2S07
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

500
40-foot building lot on 7th East
between Sth and 9th South.
Terms can be arranged.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

BARGAIN LOT NEAR UNIVERSITY
l have lot 50X140 feet on 18th East
bet, 3rd and 4th So. on east side OF
street: overlooking city Very choice dis
trict This lot is worth $4,000. but on q
quick sale this week will take $1,000, VIII
make terms, Phone Wasatch 95-Z, or
address Sill, Tribune. a279s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24

BY OWNER, FTvD-ROOM MODERN;
southeast Sugar House line; large lot,
cement walks: easy terms. II. C.. Scott.
519 Boston Bldg. Phones SIS Wasatch.
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ASHTON S JENKINS, REAL. ESTATE,
loans and insurance. ~ Main straet
Phones GOT. m3072
GOOD CORNER. 150X132 FORTY GOOD
shade trees. fine place for chickens.
price $1,000. Terms, 46s East 4tn South.
Ind. phone 2466. a2o
TWO LOTS ON EMERSON AVE. BET
10th and 11th So; pavement, cost $500;
$3.50 cash for quick sale. See Smith, d2a
Emerson ave, owner, w, j, Carter,
1924 Delaware ave- Butte, Mont asgs<
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
$4,000

$4,000
Snap. Three building lots on
the corner OF 18th East and eth
south st, Sidewalk in and paid
for. Car lines now in. II YOU
are figuring on the future look
this up.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-03-24
FARMS.

40 Main ST. Phones 85o.
FARMS.
SPRING is HERE. NOW Is
THE TIME TO GET ON A
FARM. WE HAVE A COM
PJETE LIST FROM ONE TO
A THOUSAND ACRES.
41-3 acres of beautiful land in
cottonwood. located a mile and
half northeast OF the mouth Of
Big Cottonwood canyon: bench
land, sandy loan. exceptionally
good for fruit and berries or an
elegant chicken ranch water
right from Big Cottonwood. We
have two OF these tracts, with
900 young fruit trees on each.
which we can sell on very easy
terms. Only
5000 cash. Balance easy. $1,000
acres. close into city. miles
from city. located southeast: ex-
ceptlonally good water right;
good for truck garden.
s400 cash. Balance arranged.
s21oo price.
14-acre farm, only 10 miles
from city. with good 5-room
house. barns, outouildlngs Of all
kinds, good bearing orchard.
This is as fine place as We
have on our list All improve
ments made and ready TO move
on; exceptionally fine apple
country. bench land.
$3.50 cash. Balance arranged.
$4,000 price.
A 2-acre farm In Bountiful.
nicely located. with good
3-room frame house; shares OF
water.
s1oo cash. sl5 per month.
$500 price
HOMES.
We have a good t-room house.
walking distance from business
center. and between railroad sta
tion and North yards; just the
thing for a railroad man; To-
Gated north on 1st West street;
electric lights. water. sewer con-
nections.
5000 cash, Balance monthly pay
nents. $3.50 price.
A new 5-room bungalow built
OF mottied brick, raked Joints.
full basement, mantels, COM
plete plumbing. large rooms. ce-
ment steps; everything the best:
near 10th So. and 9th East.
Only $3.50.
$1,000 cash. Balance like rent.
$3.50 price.
East on 2nd South, near the
university, we have s-roon,
cottage, strictly modern. with
furnace, niantel, cement base
ment; lot 23x7 rods. with good
lawns and lots OF shade.
$1,000 cash. Balance like rent.
$4,000 price.
We have choice lots at bargain
prices on University hill, south
east and north bench. Take a
walk and lock for our signs.
Easy terms arranged on all OF
our lots. -
BURT & CARLQUIST COM
PANY.
40 Main st. Phones $50,
LOANS. FIRE INSURANCE,
RENTALS.