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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1913-09-15
THE |. v. v +.
AT IT AGAIN
IN MINOT

Minot, N. D.. Sept. 15.-The I, w.
WIS have broken loose again in a Sc
rious fight with the police. Six men
were arrested, including Herman
Bremen of Seattle, who had just fin
ished a sentence in the Darlington
jail for speaking Or the streets. He
boosted here he would give Minot
hell" He assaulted two policemen,
was beaten into Inconsistencies and
locked up with five other L. w. VS..
Bremen carried an inflammatory
speech written while in jail. The L.
W. w. headquarters is agitated, re-
cruits are pouring in from other cities
and serious trouble threatens.
The police have the situation under
control. States Attorney Nestos will
prosecute the case against the men
arrested.
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INSULTING LANGUAGE

A warrant was sworn out this morn
for the arrest of j.. A. Noyes, a painter.
for using insulting language in the
presence of a lady. The case was to
have come up for a hearing before
Justice Wade this afternoon, but the
county attorney requested a continu-
ance of the case to investigate the
matter more fully.
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PASTORS WIFE
DIED YESTERDAY

Mrs. ". F. Rile, the wife IF Rev. n.
F. kile, pastor OF tbs Concordia
church at Buffalo River, died at a loo
al hospital yesterday morning. run
eral services will be held from Con-
cordia church Wednesday morning at
10 o'clock. The remains Will be in
tered in the family lot at Winser,
MINI. . # *.
Mrs. Kile has been i'll for several
months. h was AZ years old, and is
survived by her husband and ten
children, the youngest only IL months
old. --.' =,
Mrs. Kile came to C~oncordia church
with her husband about five years
ago, from Fisher. MINI. She had a.
host of friends in this locality and
her presence will be sadly missed,
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Moorhead Department

store, is about $40. There is no clue
to the robbers.
The robbers, of whom there must
have been at least two, got through
the skylight in the rear OF the store,
and came down on a rope to the floor.
They went out through the rear door,
leaving 1t wide oren, which was what
first led to the discovery that the
.,Ir3 had been robbed,
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ALL ABOARD FOR CANADA
LEAVING FARGO SEPT II

Go with us now, and see the thresh-
ing machines prove the claims we
have been making for the Goose Lake
district. We make a SIS. round trip
rate in private Pullman ~sleepers,, that
o may see the greatest grain grow
ing district on the continent. Make
reservations early. Godart Land Co,
st. Paul; w. M. Rohan, state manag-
er, Fargo. N. D., phone 6S6-L.
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FAMILY AWAY;
HOME AFIRE

Damage OF about $500 was done to
the horne Of e. F. Price, 1926 Eleventh
avenue north. when the house caught
fire Saturday evening while all the
family were away.
The kitchen was all In flames when.
the fire department arrived, and the
srocf was burning. The firemen did
quick, efficient work, but were unable
to e~xtinguish the blaze before consid-3
cradle damage had been done.
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CAUSE Of DEATH

p. A. Peterson, who for the past two
'>aTs has been a brakeman on the
Northern Pacific road, running out of
this city, died at the railroad hospital
Saturday. An operation for appendi-
titis, from which he failed to rally,
was the cause of death. His mother
and brother were with him when he
died and they took the body with
them yesterday to the old home in
Portland, Ia, where interment will be
made.
Peterson was about % years of age.
and was we'll known in Fargo, where
he had made his home for the past
two years.
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B~rOOrnhaIIyn Rnnnr4

Liverpool, Sept. observation-disclosures
peg on Saturday caused reaiizin hun -
the opening n values were is lower
1FotioWing the opening there was 4 FIR.
Tier decline Of Ia to 3-8 on the large
weather and CROP reports from Pn 9
with the weather in the United kin
dqeIn and France fine. Offers from pa
cine coast were larger and cheaner 4 !
l:sO r. M, the market was dull, but
easy 3-8 to 1-2 lower. ~
Corn opened la higher with tho
strength In Buenos Ayres on SATURDAY
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ROBBERY or
CLOTHING Store

A bold robbery took place in Moor
head last night when some one broke
underwear, and other wearing appar-
ell, shoes, etc. The loss, according to
Hugo Bechenheimer, the owner of the
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Water NOT Being
Lowered GREATLY

In the last hours the water in the two
city wells has gone down only i foot
and 9 inches. The first "a hours it was
lowered ~ feet, the second "a hours
only 4 rect, n the record today seems
to indicate that the water is reaching
a level below which the pumps will be
unable to lower it, in which case the
clty's water supply is assured.
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Later the closing weakness in America
and a reduced inquiry for parcels
caused some pressure. and prices de-
clined Is. AtE1:30 p. m. the market
was dull is to%1-4 higher.
Russia-The weather continues gem
orally favorable for harvesting and
movement. Arrivals at ports increas-
ing rapidly and actual c~learances large.
are Offering lower.
Worlds shipments wheat 1895 900
bushels against 12,0S0, 900 ushels last
week and 14,576,000 bushels last lear.
Corn 6,698.O00 bushels against 1871
600 last week and 1897. 900 last year.
Broomhall.
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Chicago Gossip.

Chicago. Sept. 15.-Those who are
friendly to the buying side of wheat,
and there are a great many local pro-
fessionals talking that way, believe
that tho market is to hold around the
present level until receipts let up and
then work Il little higher. The way in
which exporters continue to take wheat
on the weak spots and an advance Of
one penny per bushel in ocean room
to Rotterdam the past few days are
regarded as encouraging factors. Good
many of the corn traders say the corn
market has acted tight ever since the
issuance of the report and that several
of the local longs have been selling
the largest holders, however, has done
no selling. The tradei is making no es-
Inmates on the size of the short line,
but well up in the millions. Cash
sales were 10000 bushels; wheat 16O,-
600 bshels corn and 20, 900 bushels oats.
S~eaboard reported 100000 bushels
wheat sold for export.
4 49,
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Morning Grim Letter

Chicago, Sept, 15.-Wheat-Freer
Russian offerings and moro iharo1
movement there caused Ijvernoo1
cables to come lower. Our domestic
situation is still strong and there is no
change IN 1T: In winter wheat farmers
ietuse 70 sell at present low levels. In
spring wheat the first rush of market
lngs is on with demand excellent and
sofar absorbing all arrivals without
dlfhculty. There is excellent demand
Ior cash wheat both for export and do
flestlc demand last week likely to
tontlnue this week. We think wheat
- very low in price and high in quail
icy and that a gradual hardening in
yaIues VIII be Witnessed led by cash
gave every evidence Of being tired
The cash situation is weakeninp ner..
ceptlbly and it will not surprise us If
u doesn't bring about a still further
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Chicago, Sept. 15.-Hogs, $4,000; left
over, 1850; strong to sc higher. Light,
$8.25@8.9O; mixed, $7.65@8.S5; heavy,
T-5O@S.50; rough, $7.50@7.7O. Cattle.
l9,OOo. 1oc to 15c, higher. Sheep, 5000,
steady.
Kansas City, Sept. 15.-Hogs, 5000.
Omaha, Sept. 15.-Hogs. 5000. Cat
tie, $500. Sheep, $4,000.
FINLEY DARRELL & CO.
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Markets
MARKET
Sent. Wheat.

taRs. K. Lewis a Go. Grain and stock
Brokers, Morton Block. Fargo.
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N
Shipping PerishabIe Foods.

Washington, Sept. 49,. Several hun
bred delegates from the United States
and abroad gathered here last night
for a preliminary session of the third
international congress of refrigeration.
The main sessions are to be held iii
Chicago beginning Wednesday and
continuing until Sept. "a.
One of the principal objects of the.
congress will be to determine the best
methods of applying refrigeration to
perishable foods, both in transit and
when stored for conservation, and to
inspire public confidence IN refrjgera-
ton
The features Of the opening session
tomorrow will be a welcoming address
by Secretary Bryan.
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Worlds Shipments.

WHEAT-American, 4,824,O00 bush
els; Russian, $3.50, 900 bushels; Danu-
bian, 100000 bushels; Indian, $3.50
bushels; Argentine, $780, 900 bushels;
Australian, 100000 bushels; Austria
Hungary, 16, 900 bushels. Chill
49, 900 bushels. Total "a 328 non
bushels.
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Visible Supply Change

visible supply Chan9e.
Wheat, 100000 bushels.
Corn, 2,091, 900 bushels.
Oats, 1880 bushels.
CHAS. E. LEWIS & CO..
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Houston Post: Il saw my boyhood
chum today. the one that mas become
a millionaire.
ibid he recognize your
4 guess so. He turned a corner
when he saw me coming
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new YORK

Continued From Page One.
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Live Stock Receipts.

CHAS. E. LEWIS & CO.
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Duluth Cash Close.

Sept. Oct. Nov, Dec
Close LACY 1.46H 1.46M 1.44h
Local OuuEaHtOns
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved.

improved and Un1mproVed.
BLESSED is SALT LAKE CITY
No tornadoes.
No floods
No frost TO kill growing orchards. like
they have in California.
Plenty OF snow, giving us ample water
for irrigation, gladdening the heart OF
the dry farmer.
No better place on earth.
No safer real estate investment than
Salt Lake City property.
y few for your consideration;
$3.50
For modern 5-room brick cottage To-
Gated on 7rh East between 7th and sth
South. Lot 98ix165 II, Three miles
farther out you would have TO pay more
for the same class of home.
$4,000
$500 cash and S35 per month, for a67 End
ave. 1T is 6-room, modern. 2-story
residence with cement basement, splendid
furnace, sewer connected. and all special
assessments paid in full. The lot S3x1s6
IT., with right OF way on the side. No
better built house for sale in this city,
and one of the most comfortable homes
to be had
$500
For S-room. modern. 2-story brick resi-
dence on a corner on st, very close In
The house has all modern conveniences.
All assessments paid in full, The lot 445
rods. Lot alone worth $35Oo. and the
house could not be built for less than
$4,000. Can't you figure a bargain out Of
this one? $500 cash will handle it. bal
ance easy terms
$3.50.
Look at 229-231 South 7th East, two
6-room modern brick cottages. we'll con-
structed, large lot. with old brick house
in the rear which could be fixed up and
br1ng In rent enough to pay the taxes
on all Outside owner anxious TO dispose
OF this property: hence the low price Re
member. all assessments are paid in full
and 9Th East Is paved with asphalt. 1
believe very reasonable terms could be
arranged.
$4,000
II you are looking for a cheap and we'll
located apartment house site. examine the
corner of 9TH ave. and d St. facing south
and west. 66NS2i It, All assessments paid
IN full To ascertain II this IS a snap. ask
adjoining property owners for their
prices.
$3.50
tor broom house on c ST. near 4th ave
Lot 3N8 rods. East front. Sewer and
sidewalks paid for and sewer connected
$500 cash, balance easy terms. The To-,
is worth more than l am asking for all
Plenty OF money 10 loan at lowest rates.
If you need fire insurance let me write
your policy.
A. RICHTER
q Main ST. Phone 6n Was.
r4O0S
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$3.50 CASH. BALANCE $50 PER
MONTH, BUYS THIS

New 6-room brick bungalow; large con-
crete front porch, benmed ceilings. fine
library. built-in bookcases. polished floors
An woodwork polished slash grain fir,
Reautiful built-in sideboard, ather pan
eled walls and plate rails In dining room,
hammered copper electric fixtures, white
enameled kitchen, with gas range and
gas water heater. Keen cement walls
Two bedrooms with big closets, large
bevel plate mirror In bedroom door
screened sleeping porch, brass trimmed
dows, fun basement. Torrid Zone fur
mace. with hot water connections; screens
for all doors and windows. inaid lin
lcum on bath and kitchen floors gas
nice lawn, concrete walks around house ,
one block from 9th East Built for a
home, Owner must sell quick.
TRADE FOR A PAIR OF LOTS.
AS first payment, a new 4-room mot
tied brick bungalow; has fireplace. ce-
ment basement. maple floors, sleeping
porch. built-in buffet-$2400, easy terms
A TREMENDOUS BARGAIN, 9TH EAST
STREET.
I-room brick, hot water heat, bath,
toilet, gas, gas range. laundry tubs,
sewer and walks. furnished completely.
ON UNIVERSITY BENCH
Beautiful new S-room. 2-story brick
home, has bath. toilet, fine cha ndelers,
gas. gas range. fireplace laundry tubs.
furnace, full cemented basement, sleep
ing porch. maple floors, natural fir fin
lsh interior. lawn, shade, sewer walks;
finest view In city: lot 4lxl65. south
front. Price $500 on terms,
A BUNCH OF SNAPS.
3-room frame. lot 50xl65-sso0
3-room frame on Washington st-So50
New 4-room brick bungalow, lot 50X120,
4-room brick on llth South-S1T50. any
terms
5-room modern brick. 4th East and 9th
South-S2500
A Groom house, 10. 5oxl5o. on 18th
A 6-room, 2-story modern frame on
End ave.-s2650; any terms.
A 6-room modern brick on End ave.
for $4,000,
a new 4-room modern bungalow, with
hardwood floors, full cement basement;
beauty. Lot 50Xlz0 Only $1,000; terms
or will take lot as first payment
DO YOU OWN A LOT?
Let us build you pretty bungalow; no
cash required, easy monthly payments
Investigate. We have hundreds of beau-
tiful plans to show you.
AND WE WRITE FIRE INSURANCE.
,BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co.
3c8 SOUTH MAIN STREET,
WAS. 2030. WAS 203l
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broom, modern, notified brick bungalow
and one OF the prettlest bungalows
In the city, located close to 9th East
and south front with an alley In the
rear; beautiful front and screened
In back porch. cement basement
and walks; buffet kitchen, china
cabinet in dining room, buiIt-in
mantel and bookcases. electric fix
lures.
$500 cash. s25 per month Price $3.50
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5-room bungalow close TO 9th South and
9Th East streets, with a large lot,
lawn. walks cement basement.
screened-in back porch and large
front porch; mantel to suit: electric
fixtures. This home is In fine loca-
ton and is a great bargain at this
price TO one who is looking for a
home of this kind
$500 cash. $50 per month. Price $4,000,
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farms and Acreage
SOME OF THE FINEST FARMS
IN THE COUNTY AT a
GREAT BARGAIN.

~ acres OF ground at Holiday,
With good Groom red brick
house. Groom frame house. barn.
wagon shed, chicken coops. all
farm implements. farm wagon.
buggies. plow. harrow. cultiva-
tor. good COW, one heller, horse.
pig, 100 chickens. This is a fine
farm and in a fine location. Let
us show it to you
500 cash. Price s4i00.
Terms Arranged.
acres of the finest soil In tIolll-
day and close to the street car,
with an excellent water right, .
room brick house. Groom adobe.
large barn. chicken coops, acres
In the choicest fruit. all bearing;
one acre In asparagus, ! Ia acres
In grapes. the balance In garden
ground, II you are looking for 9,
farm, do not decide before looking
at this one. tits a beauty. and
at a bargain,
$1,000 cash. Price s4700.
Terms Arranged.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN
&c TRUST COMPANY,
% E. First South Wasatch 244
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]. L. DENHAM CO.. SUCCESSORS TO
A. N, HUMPHRlEs; HAVE MOVED
OF THE GREATEST BARGAINS IN
HOMES. BUILDING LOTS AND
RANCHES EVER OFFERED.
IF YOU ARE A BUYER OR SELLER,
SEE US IN OUR NEW LOCATION.
I. L. DENHAM Co.
WAS. 1133. S43 MAIN ST
rA17p
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOWS AND MOD
ERN COTTAGES
pAPGAILG
Improved and Unimproved
BARGAINS.
BARGAINS.

5-room buff brick cottage. located close
TO 9th East street and south front
lot. cement walks and basement.
screenedin bacl porch buffet
kitchen, strictly modern except fur
mace. electric fixtures.
5000 cash. s25 per month. Price s250O.
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FARMERS WANTTDi
ACTUAL SETTLERS.

To become land owners at
"Mosida-by-Utah Lake" High
est class irrigation project ever
offered IN the state. Mosida wants
home builders. people who desire
first class irrigated farms where
they can make home and where
the products Of the soil win bring
them wealth, Mostda Is not Of
fered to land SPECTATORS. No one
but the man looking for a high
grade farm home is sold land on
this tract Consider Mostda'5 ad-
ventages. Right In the heart OF
Utah's best producing valley, only
80 miles from Salt Leke-16 miles
from Provo. Three great mining
camps. Eureka Tintic and Silver
City. near. Mosida soil is deep
and fertile. Price 500 per acre;
sio per acre down. balance in ten
yearly payments. Write imrnedi-
ately for Booklet and make ar
ranSements TO see the land.
NATIONAL. SAVINGS & TRUST
COMPANY.
Top Floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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SEVERAL SECTIONS FINEST SUB
irrigated land In Utah, A fine improved
ranch. Also small irrigated tracts All
are bargains. We make homestead To-
ca tions
WESTERN LAND CO., 212 Judge Bldg
r5TA1
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved
BETTILEON
HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY,
BETTTLYoN
523 MAIN STREET,

3T3 MAIN SIREEII,
NEW BUNGALOWS
VI course, you want new home. On
10th East near 10th South We have a
beauty. large, airy rooms. large front
porch, screened back porch. buffet kitch-
en-. fine plumbing. full basement, large
lot with coops-S2700, on easy terms,
VIII take lot as first payment
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IL YOU ARE LOOKING FOR A HOME.
or an investment. let us show you the
7-acrs tract. corner 3rd East and 18th
South: the best buy IN salt Lake county.
Price $500 Terms.
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"a Of fs: ss,o BEST AND CLEAN
ssalsiInwe neIond- hand goods In This
.sN hnns. OF furniture. stoyeo
- hays furnishings.
4 Oh n,,l inc largest and has+ ..
s ana ~ ~ and carpets We hsyo se
sh sejI are 2, about as good a. ,s. ~,
rtSt Price Tor about one half
lmlsss sssvWRSIITTRE W TT CO.
n %HD south rt0u-
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LVORsE;N & GAYLER. PAINTERS.
Give us trial 765 No. End West Was,
1o1gE 1866
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MONEY FOR SALARIED PEOPLE
and others. upon their own names, cheap
rates. easy payments: confidential. d. Fl
/ Ioman. room 800 Atlas bldg. e1200
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WALTER ROMNEY,
81 South Main.
Phone Was. 1880.

Phone Was. 1880
Very fine building lots south
east, between two car lines
and. only one short block from
paved street.
40x163 foet.
Sidewalks and city water In
Guided In price
s5o5;
$50 cash. $40 per month. per
cent interest,
An upto- date flve-room
modern brick house.
1.ocat ted on 9TH South and
9th East.
Lot 41ix130 feet.
a very good buy at $4,000.
Easy terms.
II you own a lot and
haven't money to build your
house. call and talk the mat
ter over with me. I will fur
nI5h the money, on very rta-
sonable terms.
WALTER ROMNEY,
22 South Main,
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JUST THINK OF IT.
High class Farm Land for SIS and
$3.50 per acre.
And by high class We mean high
class.
It Is land upon which prize
winning crops are raised.
In abundance OF production II
has many times outstripped
higher priced lands.
A forty-acre tract OF this land
Will make you Independent
And YOU don't need fortune
to buy 1t,
We only require an initial pay
ment OF one-flfth the purchase
price. You arc given five years
In which to pay the balance.
For the next few years put your
spare nlclels and dimes into one
of these tracts. In less time than
you think you'll be Independent
your own boss.
Get our free booklet
Write for II today. II tells all
about our great offer.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO.,
1909 WALKER BANK BLDG.
SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH.
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STORAGE, MOVING, PACK
ING, SHIPPING

NEW, MODERN. FIREPROoF WARE
house for household goods-200 private
rooms-you carry the key. Moving. pack
ing shipping. Cut rates. Phone 555
Redman Moving & Storage Co. cl69S
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CROMAG. Ell ATLAS BLOCK.
Now for that new home,

CROMAR. I'll ATLAS BLOCK.
Now for that new home, y
The question OF greatest Importance is,
Where shall II be- or course. YOU want
the very best that money VIII buy. at a
price you can afford, with all convent
ences available. Here are a few. all
that can be desired:
Two lots. each 50xl40 feet with alley
DOUGLASS AVENUE, bet. 3rd and 4th
So Grand view OF city, valley and lake /:
sewer sidewalk light and gas. cars
everything desirable
One lot, 4ox1a0 Il. same locality,
One LOT, 5oX1lO IT. block west of
above.
Lot zsx1s5 H. 10th East. near Ind So
Lot 50xl35 IT. 10th East, near lst and
2nd South
Lot S2sx12ss corner Srd ave. and C st,
Lot s23x165. 5th East, near Park;
paved.
3 lots. each soxs2a X near tth ave
All these are FIRST -clnss and cheap.
Fine warehouse site. End So, close in;
4ix1s5 It,, trackage In rear, best Of
fered,
First class tractage on all roads.
See CROMAR. 211 Atlas Block
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THIS WEEKS SPECIAL.

$4,000.
5-ROOM BUNGALOW, LO-
GATED JUST OFF 9TH EAST
PAVED STREET, IN THE
BUSIEST AND MOST CHOICE
RESIDENCE SECTION OF THE
CITY: VERY LATEST FINISH
THROUGHOUT; DINING ROOM.
BUFFET. RIrcHEN CABINET.
MANTEL, PLATE RAIL. PED
EsTAL OPENING. GOLDEN
OAK FINISH, SCREENED BACK
PORCH. SCREENED SLEEPING
PORCH, CEMENT BASEMENT.
GOOD LOT ANDl SURROUND
INGS: BEST OF MATERIALS
AND WORKMANSHIP. ONLY
$4,000. $500 DOWN. SIS PER
MONTH.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31
CHOICE IIoMEsITES.

y. Just three more building sites left at
stn East and 18th South streets. Tho
price and terms are risht-iOxI7s feet
ior S"Vo' So'oo cash and $500 per month.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-31

SPECIAL.
5-room, nearly new, pressed brick house
in southeast part OF city with lot Tx
175 feet OF ground 5000 cash. balance $40
per month. including interest. S2l00.
10 acres, shares water. all fenced. now
In lucerne, within s miles of city. S1100
Terms
Nice 6-room brick house. good barn.
30 fruit trees and acres of land In Sc
car fare. VIII sell or trade for east sid g
property.
GUNDRY CO,
2c3 Atlas Blk Phone Hyland S-W.
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