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The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
BARNEY sEAmlnos

August Meyer shipped car OF
stock to the South st. Paul mar
kets last Saturday. Theo. Han
son accompanied the car to that
place.
John M. Thiel was in Wahpeton
between trains Saturday.
Gordon Anderson is working at
a we'll for w. J. Klosterman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bushing
and daughter autoed to Minor OH
Sunday to spend the day with rela
tives.
Louis Pausch is hauling ma
terial for a machine shed which
he will erect on his farm.
John Nagel autoed to Colfax on
Friday.
j. A. Helrud was a business
translator in Wahpeton Monday.
Frank P. Lamb of Adell, Wis.,,
came here last week to attend to
his real estate interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Rieman and
family and Henry Dettman from
Lytton, Iowa, are visiting at the
John Nagel home.
Miss Hazel Stevens came up
from New York Mills, Minnesota,
Monday evening to visit her sister
Mrs. Frank Staudacher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Jones and
children of Lisbon were guests at
the home of her. brother, Nels
Berg and family, the latter part of
last week.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
Ownership Of Land AeerstIon.

Ownership Of Land AeeretIon.
The title Of an owner Of land to any
accretions to the land was the CUES
ton presented to the supreme court
Of appeals Of Virginia in Eggborn W.
Smith, In which interesting decisions
on the point involved are cited. IN the
Virginia case the plaintiffs husband
for . confederation permitted . rail.
road company to deposit rock and
earth on land owned by him during
mountaineering work. under contract
that all such material not removed be.
fore the work was completed should
remain permanently. The owner exc.
cuted q deed Of trust Of the land with.
out serving the material 20 deposited,
but on the day the property was sold
under foreclosure Of the trust deed
he attempted to convey the material
% personally to the complainant, The
court found that the complainant had
made no claim to the property until
five years after ito deposit, when II
was overgrown with vegetation, and
held that the material Was realty and
not personal property. and passed Ia
the purchaser on foreclosure Of thu
trust deed"
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04

Mrs. Frank Schlenner and Mrs.
Math Krumn went to Fergus
Falls Thursday for medical treat
ment.
Stone Bros. have purchased a
new ]. I. Case threshing rig and
it was shipped here Saturday.
Mr.. Lane of Carlyle, Mimi, ar
rived here Thursday evening for
q visit with his daughter, Mrs.
Ferd Evenson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter McDougall
were at Wahpeton Friday.
Mrs. Wickstrom and son of
Barney visited with E. 81 Bailey
and family a few days the past
week.
Mrs. P. B. Peterson was q
passenger to Wahpeton Friday.
Alex McKinnon made a business
trip to Wahpeton Friday.
Miss G. Grimsrud returned to
her home at Fergus Falls Satur-
day.
/ Mrs. Kopperud and children,
who have been visiting here the
past month, left for their home at
Wheaton Saturday.
Miss Mabel Settler visited with
friends at Wahpeton Saturday.
Adolph Hafner of Wahpeton
was in town Saturday.
M. Chernich autoed to Wahpe-
ton Saturday.
G. Olson and v. Braton were at
Wahpeton Saturday.
Peter McDougall, Mrs. Ludwig
Bohn and Mrs. Arthur McDougall
autoed to Wahpeton Monday.
F. A. Bagg and daughter, Flor
ence, autoed to Fargo Monday.
Mrs. D. L. Quinlan and baby
spent Sunday at the Breckenridge
hospital.
Andrew Burnsonf of Wahpeton
was seen on our streets Monday.
Irwin Streeter autoed out from
Wahpeton Monday.
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mooREroM

Mrs. Caroline veit Of Wahpe-
ton was in town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Hafner
and Mrs. Tony Boil Of Wahpeton
autoed out from Wahpeton last
Tuesday.
Sisters Xavier and Vincent of
Fargo, Miss Schiller of Kent and
Father Butala of Kent visited at
the Chernich home Tuesday.
Leota Madison left for Minor
Tuesday where she intends to at
tend school.
Mrs. Will Henklin and daugh-
ter, Ruth, came up Tuesday for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. G.. G..
Rummell.
Mrs. F. F. Welt and Rema Len
zen returned from Alexandria on
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McDougall
Elsie Smith and Victor Braton
autoed to Wahpeton Wednesday.
Dr. Durkee OF Dwight and Miss
Alta Durkee of Paramount were
in town Wednesday.
Miss Hattie Durkee OF Fair
mount visited with the Chernich
family few days the past week.
Nels Englund came up from
Everdale, Mimi, Wednesday.
Nels Nelson was a county seat
visitor Wednesday. 1865
Harry Stone spent Sunday at
Lidgerwood.
L. Jurgens, I. Streeter and R.
Barber of Wahpeton were. in our
village Thursday.
J. J. Lawrence and family autoed
to Hankinson Friday.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
Honor Man Struck BY uahtnlna.

Honor Man Struck BY Lightning. ,
TO be struck By lightning IL still .
most lucky thing for the Greek peas.
anti he Il not killed. Such man,
says J. G. Lawson, ''may indulge .
taste for idleness for the rest Of his
Afe-his neighbors win support him
and enjoy ct the same time the rep.
utation Of being something more than
human" This II IN inheritance from
ancient days. Artemidorus, IN an.
thority on occult matters who flourish.
ed in the time Of Marcus Aurelius,
commented on the fact that while q
place was struck by lightning had an
altar erected upon It, and was thence.
forth both honored and avoided, mo
one who has been struck by light
ming II excluded from citizenship; In.
deed, such q one il honored even a.
. god" The election Of Quintus Ju-
Illus Uburnus to the consulship In 116
B. G. IL attributed to his having been
favored thus BY the gods.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
NOT BORNE OUT BY RECORDS


The most recent announcement Of
q cancer scures frnm Nnnnna sava
that the inventor has declared that
"he has proved through experiments
and repeated tests that the disease
10 contagious and brought about by
the presence Of . parasite" Lest
such an announcement should disturb
those who are closely associated with
patients suffering from cancer or add
to the dread Of the disease, or make
sufferers from It more uncomfortable
than they are already because Of their
affection, It may be well to empha-
size actual medical knowledge Of this
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
sPARRow's ONE GOOD TRAIT
Department Of Agriculture Asesrta
That Pirate Among Birds 70 Emil
nently Suitable % Food.

The University Of California has do.
clared war on the English sparrow,
and viii destroy the eggs and the
young and trap Ill the old ones Il
can catch.
Neither bird lover, ornithologist
nor agricultural scientists have q
good word to say for this pirate
among birds. who seems to have no
beneficial use except when he ID
eaten.
SO much Of . pest has the English
sparrow become in all parts Of the
country that some time ago the fed.
eral department Of agriculture put out
= bulletin urging its destruction. tell.
ing how to destroy 1t, and incidentally
how to cook It. In q few cities the
only authorized use Of q shotgun
within the city limits is to kill the
English sparrow when they cannot
otherwise be reached.
On the grounds Of cleanliness alone
the English sparrow ought to be ex.
terminated In cities because It II Of
filthy habits and befouls every place
where II nests.
Tho department Of agriculture main.
tains that the English sparrow 10 not
only edible, but that It 10 q fat,
Juicy and savory morsel, and II better
known, would be- sought out by every.
one who likes birds.
It will be q good thing to put this
to the test. There IL no law or regu.
lation against killing English spar
rows. Any boy who can make or
binary bird traps can help supply
the family with delicate fresh meat
by trapping the feathered nuisance
and having them fried or baked, aud
see II the department Of agriculture
% not right.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
nafaee Arnsld = eixe1l.s

Matthew Arnold oncs Ina Is 10.
tsst AGAINST IN income tax asDeGs.
msnt, ana did % n person. On n.
csmbsr !, 1870. Arnold Wrots 70 lii
mother: NY interview with IL 81.
come tax commissioners The othse
day, who had assessed ny psuats @
el,0oO (35O00) Q year. On The plea
that I was . most distinguished u,
srary man. my WORMS uleataloned
everywhere, and must have Q y16e ciN
culation, would have amused yoai
You see before You, 0sntlemsn,' ]
said, what you have often heard Of,
an unpopular author It wa great
fun, though going to Edgware Wa .
bore. The assessment was finally cut
down to $500 Q year. and told them
I should have to write moro articles
to prevent my being . loser By sub.
hitting to even that assessment upon
which the chairman politely said:
Then the public will have reason "a
be much obliged to u.s."
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- OSsOS 0AAA W0o OOAA w 0MA
and Mrs. Chas. Tibeau Saturday
at the Breckenridge hospital.
Miss Ida Springer returned on
Saturday evening after a visit
with friends at Pennington.
Miss Rose Miller is assisting
with the work at the hotel since
last Monday.
Mrs. Herb Meyer brought her
baby home from the hospital on
Tuesday where it had been on ac-
count Of a severe case Of the
whooping cough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris johnson
were Sunday visitors with Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Wamsley.
A. Folsom has lately had his
whistle repaired and now it is
quite musical around the Barney
Market Cos. elevator.
Mrs. Carl Harris and Manfred
and Agnes returned Sunday via
the 500 at Wyndmere from her
visit with her sister at Spring
field, Missouri.
Mrs. Matthias went to, Breck-
enridge Tuesday to spend the day
with her sister, Miss Esther Ista,
at the hospital.
A young son has lately been
born at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Brindle at Hazelton, N. D.
Mrs. Brindle will be remembered
as Miss Edna Nelson, formerly of
this place.
The barn on John Fink's farm
was burned Sunday afternoon, al
so some harness and a manure
spreader. The cause is unknown.
Dorothy and Ethlyn Rehmet are
enjoying their new bicycle i'm
mensely.
Miss Alma Kressin has resigned
her position as clerk in the A.
Matthias store and postoffice,
and will attend school at Man
kato. Miss Rosa Kressin will
take her place at the store.
C. F. Bailey and daughter, Mrs.
Hazel Wickstrum, drove to Wynd
mere Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer returned
Thursday to their home at
Brothertown, Wisconsin, after
visiting their sons and families
here.
Mrs. Laux's mother, Mrs. Kit
terly, left Friday morning for her
home at Big Stone, s. D. Miss
Mabel Laux accompanied her as
far as Wahpeton.
DR.. A. H. Johnson was in Bar
ney Friday and Saturday only last
week.
Paul Klawitter and friend, Har-
vey Sovereign, came Friday from
Seward, Nebraska.
A. Matthias, and May and Char
lie autoed to Colfax Tuesday af-
ter his sister, Mrs. Smith and her
children, whom he took to Wynd-
mere to return to their home at
Flaxton, N. D., via the 500.
While doing some draying last
Monday afternoon August Meyer
found a crate of Bananas that be-
came unmanageable. At one
time it seemed that it would get
the best of him, as it picked him
up bodily from the platform and
from the motions August made
he seemed to be quite worried.
But he is game and they finally
both went down together, August
landing on top and pinning his
opponent three points down which
easily led us to believe that
August was the more tricky ad
therefore the better of the two.
Anyone thinking himself to be
some wrestler come to August and
if he cannot show him a merry
time U,o oro ho1lv misfoknp
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
.one.lIved Mine ma pront..

-ono.llvod Mines and proHts.
Arc long-lived mines more profitable
than short-lived ones? The average
investor would consider this foolish
question. assuming naturally that the
longer . mine lasts the greater the &C
cumulated profits.
Just about the contrary is the case
The figures supplied by the mines de
partment Of johannesburg. where the
regularity Of deposits on the Rand
makes 1t possible to guage the lives OF
mines with accuracy. should convince
the skeptic that owing to compound in.
terest . long life does not add to the
value Of . mine to the extent common.
Y assumed.-1nginsesing ana Nirins
journal
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1913-09-04
James Purdon 4 Co.
This is a List Of
Tea We Have in
Stock

Royal Garden Tea free from dust
Royal Garden Tea, Jap. 1a Id. SOC
Royal Garden Tea, Gun.
Royal Garden Tea, Cey-
Royal 1 Garden 6 lea, Green ~
and Black blend for
&c ice tea, z d.. :3c
Green Burch Japan " h.. Csc
Gopher Brand Japan 12 lb.. +. Csc
Wolfe Brand English Break
fast u lb. 25c
Liptin Tea Green Ceylon u lb. CSC
Liptn lea Elglish Break. u lb. Csc
Llphn Tea Ceylon.India u lb. 35c
J. J. WOLFE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-27

YOU WANT IN
~ ming Houses.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAIN DAY.

BARGAIN DAY.
4 thoroughly modern house with first
floor lobby, rent $3.50 room price $45
room: bath for every four rooms;
steam heat: not down at-thc- heel.
frszzled worn out place, but one that is
in good condition and easily worth twice
the money. The price * s525o; terms
cash or one half cash, the balance In un-
incumbered city real estate.
Another strictly modern house In a
Sood loca ton; the rent Is s4.lI room
and the price a little over $50 room;
II also has bath for every four rooms,
steam heat. etc. S2500 cash Will handle
this, with balance monthly. on the en-
tire value traded for good ranch land
with water
Another one, not SO modern; rent Ia
1888 a room house has q rooms and a
restaurant; price for all only $1,000.
terms $500 cash, balance monthly. Now
clearing 1915 a month.
EVERY SIZE, EVERY TYPE EVERY
PRICE rooming houses, hotels and
housekeeping apartments, Some modern.
some semi modern, some making money,
some making expenses. Whatever the
facts you get them from this office, Nuf
ced.
B +. DUNCAN. Manager.
=. o, Department.
A. Richter 73 South Main St
WaSatch GAL gS96S
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For SaIe-Farm Lands

800 ACRES-sO ACRES IN ALFALFA.
50 acres plow Isnd, 50 acres "a agebrush,
SO acres pasture. Primary water for 100
acres Good house. barn, etc. Imple-
ments and machinery. pigs. chickens,
horses, etc. The entire outfit at sG5 per
acre. part trade. Splendid location Easy
terms.
1000 acres dry farm land In rain
belt. fine land for wheat or fruit, AT $l4
per acre. long terms, Sell TART or all.
grain and alfalfa; fine colonization tract.
$50 per acre, ten years' time. This land
VIII sell for ST5 per acre
5000 acres-500 acres I'm alfalfa, 1900
acres plow land; primary water right for
all: balance sagobrush land Fine i'm
provements Located in great cattle coun-
try. Low price OF $50 per acre: long
terms. Water right alone worth the price
asked.
160 acres, cattle ranch: primary water
right, free and forest reserve ranges
timber and saw mills close by. school and
churches and general store 1 mile away.
Good cattle proposition. $40 per acre, /,
will trade all for Salt Lake property,
31-acre fruit and alfalfa farm at Roy.
Fine improvements. full water right.
everything complete, at s400 per acre.
Terms.
We have large and small farm, ranch
and land propositions on easy terms and
at bargain prices See us.
PATIVANT VALLEY LAND COMPANY.
Judge Building Wasatch l6il
g3920
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gSS2S

800 ACRES FIRST CLASS LAND. AD-
Joining east side OF Cache forest re-
serve In Idaho, Fine spring and fall
range; 200 acres tame hay. 40 acres
grain. so acres pasture and wood lot;
water right from four canyons: raises 900
tons balea BILE hay, 1000 bushels grain and
potatoes annually. Garden and small fruit,
Rena rka bly, free from frost. Also 1000
large. young. medium grade ewes, with
reserve right for whole OF them on Cache
forest reserve; 1b0 very high grade young
Cotswold rams; 800 tons OF alfalfa, tim
othy and fine hay. put up In f1rst-ciass
condition, on place. Only miles. all
down-hi grade, 10 railroad station, mar
ket and good stores; only half a mile
from L, b. s. church and good school.
Ideal place for dairy, sheep or cattle
ranch Houses. fine spring water. good
well, granaries. shop. barn. sheds. cor
rails. etc. Only Sc each for ewes and re-
serve right; $40 each for rams. 81 per
ton for hay and s35 per acre for land.
Terms on part. Address M, B., 23i South
9Th East, Salt Lake City. Utah, g2o24
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EOR RENT
UTAH AWAKENING.

The first time in history. perhaps, there
is great demand. both east and west,
Tor Utah lands. Have some splendid
hish-class land propositions which can be
sold quick at good profit
Two especially fine propositions, well
located, with water close TO Salt Lake
City and the railroad. The price Of and
profits to be made In, will sell these prop
ositions quickly. Have splendid eastern
connections but need very small amount
OF capital to swing the sales.
Can offer silent partner, or man or
woman experienced in the land game, an
opportunity to share In the profits OF one
Of the greatest land movements In the
west Address me at Y-52 Tribune.
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w, H. CROMER,

313x135 feet; 4-room house, barn, hem
house, sidewalk, fruit and shade. gas
range; all for s1700. A story modern
double brick and a 4-room modern frame,
close in, all for $4,000. 40 acres good
land, with water right. for "A small home
In city. 520 acres all nice, good land,
about broken, 3 wells. near good town;
all for $4,000. acres at Tacoma, go
acres in Oregon a house In Oakland 2
lots in San rancisco, 40 acres in Wis
consn, 16 acres in Idaho and many
others. all clear for Salt Lake property
have trades of all kinds Come In
about them, $3.50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-27
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and UnimprOved
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR PARTICULAR HOMESEEKERs

Seven room brick and stone
bungaloY. spacious cement YER
nnda running across entire front
and half way down on either side
OF building. Side entrance to din
Ing room by beautiful French
doors, Heavy projecting caves.
hardwood oak floors, tile fireplace.
bull lt-in bookcases. well-hghted
dining room, beautiful appointed
enamel finish, Bath equipped with
large mirror, medicine chest,
clothes chute. and electric light
fixtures on either side of dressing
mirror. Large screened breakfast
room, Swell electric fixtures, wide
steps already laid, loaded glass
windows. Lot 53xt32 feet TO 12
foot alley. graded for lawn. two
great shade trees overhanging
front veranda; sidewalk taxes on
both streets paid Corner lot
Street soon TO be paved Price
5000 less than cost 10 duplicate
Terms. $1,000 cash. balance $40 per
month.
Today the greatest house bar
gain for sale In Salt Lake City
by one OF the city's most compe-
tent architects.
Harrison ave. bet. Tenth and
Eleventh South, 6-room buff
brick. modern. with basement.
Large lot, o0x140. to a l6-foot
alley. We are asking $4,000. Make
US an offer.
I40 z. Ninth South block from
Liberty park. 4-room modern with
reception hall and basement. Cor
ner lot with all assessments paid.
Place has been renting for $50 per
month. Price $4,000
Ninth East, near Eighth South.
on a fine paved street. Groom
brick, modern Lot 40Mi65 feet
10 alley. VIII consider trade.
Price s4100. Will take lot In as
first payment
5-room modern, new this sum
mer, one OF the finest built homes
in this locality. Near Ninth East,
in a growing district.
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j l.. DENHAM co.

EASY PAYMENT HOMES.
THREE BLOCKS FROM CITY AND
county building. d-room modern brick
house, on large lot: mantel lawn and
shade. $4,000.
WALKING DISTANCE, SOUTH EAST
on paved street new 5-room modern
brick house, with gas range, mantel and
every convenience $4,000.
ON FIRST WEST NEAR SEVENTH so.
street, 5-room modern brick house, lot
50x165 IT. Large barn. chicken coops,
cement walks and shade. $500,
7-ROOM 3-STORY MODERN BRICK
house. on paved street. blocks from
city and county building. Large lot, $4,000.
WE HAVE SOME BARGAINS IN
South East lots: easy payments.
J. L. DENHAM co,
W. Abb 343 Main ST. W. 4133
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REAL BARGAIN"
ON LOWER STATE.

81 rods, facing State, by 20 rods deep
Land alone well worth S6500. Improve
ments cost S2500, Property will be leased
for years to NET purchaser per cent
on his money. II land Is worth 500 per
foot or more at end of five years then
figure what viii be made. VIII ever
such chance come again? State street.
with its fine street car service, will grow
more rapidly than any other street
Grab II before 1t Is gone.
See agent. GEORGE L, ROMNEY. at
u. c. II. b. 81 R. e. Co.'S office, "A South
Main ground floor. 1888
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LOOK 1T OVER.

a. South 6th Esst-It Is an s-room
cottage, modern in every respect, hot
water heat, inlaid hardwood floors and
these floors are beauties, walls fresco
painted on cloth, full cement basement
with laundry, lot 2a by 10 rods. This
house could not be built today for less
than $500, The lot is worth 500 per
foot or $4,000. Total value, S12,500 All
assessments are paid In full, Am author
lied TO offer this place until Nov. 1st for
$1,000. $1,000 down and bal, in monthly
payments.
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FARMING BEATS
WORKING FOR \ SALARY.
What ii you have a good position
today?
That doesn't insure having Il to-
tomorrow or next month.
You're not lndcpcndent-yoa' de-
pendent
And just as soun as cheaper
man or 81 machine can b. iouno TO
TAKE your place. out you go.
Elsnt years ago Il ten thousand
uOiar gear insurance manager.
reaiiZihs n-s. Uncertain "A saiarIcd
pu:iioH was. ca,nt UeSl and
bought a iru!t Iarn.
lie applied his business training
10 frupl Ia l$ing ana louay he is IN
dependent
His last years profits ran over
sif,Ycu. la .s his own boss, hes
heaitny ana nappy.
His experience should DC lesson
Tor every sajarieu man.
Each day farm opportunities
broaden out. me prou,5 get big
ger
Starting costs are small Make
UP your mind now tu get on a
farm.
Well sell you the finest kind of
farm land. located IN the Won
dertul PARK valley. at from si5 10
80 per acre, And we'll give you
IlFe years 10 pay for IL.
For crop abundance. this land
rivals land costing five TO ten
times az much,
There's plenty OF water-the eli
in1te's ideal
Drop us a card today for booklet
and further Information.
PACIFIC LAND AND WATER CO..
18th Floor Walker Bank Building.
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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acres on East 18th South. near Sth
East. known as the Hill Crest chicken
ranch. Must sell II quick. Over $500
worth Of fruit sold from II this year.
Good 3-room brick barn for head OF
stock, coops for 1000 chickens. Best and
ample water right, 10 shares; finest flow
Ing wei! in the county. The small fruit
and varieties of larger fruit must be seen
to be appreciated Go and see 1t. VIII
sell It on reasonable terms, or will trade
for city property.