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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-31

$3.50 cash and s25 per month for
splendid. nearly new, 4-roon
brick house, with lot 90 by 1870
feet: located just south of 18th
South. on Simpson ave-, and
facing south, House In first
class condition. newly papered
and painted. Full cement base
ment.
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Another cut of $50 on the price
for q by 10 rods on 2nd ave,
near x 81. All assessments paid
In full. $1,000 less than 1t ought
'145o TO be sold for.
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THINK OF THIS

Lot 50Xl5I, only one half block
cast OF 9th East. for $3.50
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"WEI.L LElIT'

NORTH BENCH SNAP
Broom modern bungalow ON 9TH
ave. A new. beautiful home. Only
$4,000 with 5000 cash.
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Owner refused 10000 short
time ago for a handsome S-roon
modern 2story brick residence;
located on corner on Bird ave
Beautiful lot. 10 by 125 feet 10
alley, Garage. It's a bargain.
$3.50 Have others.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-31

5CuAIR BARBER SHOP.
Here is chance to own your own shon
Rent only SOS. Dandy loca ton.
Good lease. We solicit an inves-
tigation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-03-31

MANUFACTURER WANTS STATE
manager TO establish office and man
age statesmen. Monthly salary and hp-
rTaI commission References required
$500 To $1,000 necessary; YOU handle own
money Sales Manag ger, 515 Old Colony
hidp Chicago. p3s56
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COUNTRY HOME IN TOWN.

Beautiful corner, about 500 feet 'front.'
age; fine shrubbery. including pine trees,
etc. The house is pressed brick and stone
trimmings; would probably cost over s10.-
900. Street car service within 100 feet.
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80 ROOMS
All outside. Rent very cheap. which IN
cludes heat and water free, Lo-
cation is ideal for transient On
depot loop.
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FOR SALE-FARM LANDS
For Sale-Farm Lands
GET TIE SUCCESS HABIT.

GET THE SUCCESS HABIT.
Success Is habit. so psycholo-
Eists say. II such is the case. then
why not get the SUCCESS habit?
Get on a Park valley farm where
prosperity and plenty abound.
along and really make good There
wouldn't he half so many failures
IN this world N more men pursued
farming. Our booklet telling all
about Park valley. its farm oppor-
tunities. etc, Is yours for the ask
ing. Write for IL today. The price
OF Park valley land ranges from
SlIJO per acre UP. Name your
own terms.
PACIFIC LAND & WATER CO..
18th floor Walker Bank Bldg,
Salt Lake City. Utah.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproved

LITTLE & LITTLE.
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NOTICE
". II. CROMBR.

Wasatch 26s5 or 51s6-W
ob0 acres, al nice, clear Sa2ebruSh
land. dark loan. no rocks. float or alkali.
about OF 1t broken. 3 good wells. one
mile from good town. not over 60 miles
from here all for $4,000 so acres OF good
farm land, all clear under canal system
cheap. or will trade for home; IS one-acre
lots with full water right close TO city
limits al 5000 each: II acres with full
water right less than miles from my
office all for $500. would trade 1t for an
automobiles 3 nice lots on Wandamere
5th ave. for $500; 50 acres fine land With
hrst -class water night. all In lucerne. very
c1eap; acres, all in 1-year-old bearing
apple trees. pil2i
SNAF! SNAP SNAP!
Greatest Investment the city las ever
offered. located OF East FIRST South
st and close in: flnesj loca lion for a
osrang house. apartment or Hns
home IN the city, sud the house can
easily te made into apartments. The
lot is s6Xls5 and has a south front;
the house cost no less than $1,000 TO
build and the lot Is worth about as
muc1. This property is 10 be sold for
the mortgage, Just look at the price
and then see us and look at The prop
crty, and YOU will say II in the biggest
snap YOU have ever seen.
Price $500. $500 Cash.
HOFFMAN BROTHERS LOAN & TRUST
COMPANY.
Wasatrh 943. 90 East LIST South.
p42i2
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NEW HOME

4-room new bungalow in s. e.; large
lot. Only S2T00. on terms.
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Groom pressed brick, modern. inc hca
street paved. sewer and sidewalks; 10
2iX10; on 9Th E. near 5th So: $4,000,
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BETTLYON HOME BUILDERS CO.,
340-242 Main ST. Cor, r. o, Place,
Was. 1850. Was. 203l.
pS995
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4-room brick on 7th West near End
South. $1,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

as ROOMS
Or sood furniture. Fine transient trade.
steam neat, running water and
closets In each room. Very rea-
sonable terms. This Is n snap.
Good transient location. Long lease.
Water free: Exceptionally low
rent. Investigate.
r, IS ROOMS
Equipped Tor light housekeeping, single
or en- suite. Rent only $50. Easy
terms. House full all the time
Very choice. close in location.
ON depot loop. Rent $50, Easy terms
3CHAIR BARBER SHOP.
here is a chance to own your own shop.
Good lease. We solicit an inves-
tigation
All outside. Rent very cheap, which IN
cludes heat and water free. Lo-
cation is ideal for transient On
depot loop.
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A. RICHTER, 13 so. MAIN.
Wasatch 6i1.
pills
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FIVE MILES FROM MAIN STREET.
half mile west of Buena. Vista station,
San Pedro railroad, ten acres: hay, fruit
trees. two flowing wells, two reservoirs,
hsh pond. house. barn. chicken houses,
incubator house. two horses. ono buggy,
BsrsaIn i5S Main 81. p911
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oREGoN RAILRoAD LANDS

WANTED. SALT LAKE PROPERTY
In trade for 40 acres OF choice land 3
miles from Nephi, on county road: all
under hog tight fence stream running
through the land Cash price OF land Is
$1,000 per acre. Must have property at
right price. VIII assume mortgage. Ad
dress Z-2S, Tribune. p365T
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MODERN MATERNITY HOME, PRI-
vate cases soIicited homes found for
children. Phone was- 1eI3~W, 295 Cen
ter street oooo9
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and BUILDER

N tpU gIOMS,SS,'-->~-~~--o.o0
sDY, wass was Pans froo, BUILD
iSf0- io5 Atlas ELK
o3d52
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THINK OF THIS
Lot 40X45S, with east front, and
spring rising on II. located in S. e..
only onc-half block off car line. A
home site. chicken farm or trout
farm Only $3.50; 500 cash, and
terms. See at once.
NOTICE.
Clip this ad and present 1; AT the
WELLB1LT OFFICE Tor mail 10 and
you will receive PLAN BOOK at
half price. This offer expires April
4th. THE PLAN BOOK contains 25
suggestions Of up-to-date home, floor
plans and elevations. showing cuts of
the houses as they look after building.
The regular price OF this book is so
cents.
You will make quarter on the
start and then the PLAN BOOK may
save you many dollars,
UNITED HOME BUILDERS COMPANY
New Orpheum Bldg Was. 42S5.
Open Mondays until 9 o'clock.
p410
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PARTNER WITH $500 TO slvvo TO IN
exposition at s, f. 10 sell European
novelties / have had wide experience In
this lne of business. Big proNts; oank
references. Address W-2T. Tribune. pli9l
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CHINESE HERBS

YEE FOO LUN, G. II. D.
Original Chinese herbalist and founder
OF the Chinese Herb Institute. Denver.
his herb treatment curing the sick by
thousa nds. Salt Lake branch, lis So.
Main, upstairs over EIirscbman's shoe
store Was $3.50 Daily, . a. IN. 10
p. m, 10 S; sunday. 10 a m. to p. m.
pl555
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90 ROOMS.
ON depot loop. Rent $50, Easy terms.
Price Ss25.
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PARLORS

q Psr,moras ,ma1E WORK DONE AT
'''s' W Z. 9Th So. Was.
ollSS
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SET OF BANK TTy-
n Gs Gecs used by Mccormick &
SoLolck & Co. m2653
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Real Estate-To Exchange

HAVE YOU PROPERTY TO EX-
change?
a large house for small one.
y small house for 4 large one.
\ vacant lot for small house.
y small farm for large one.
Acreage for city property.
\ city home for country home.
4 country home for city home.
See us.
BURT & CARLQUIST COMPANY.
40 So. Main st. Was 350.
p409{
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ssRsla.O(PRACTORs sla.O(

: cSioas,.a cSSsa GRADUATE cn1Ro.
5si,h eonuuliatii don female ale troubles
r23i
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FOR RENT-13 ACRES ALL UNDER
cultivation: II shares water equipped
for poultry location. Bountiful. Good
tcrms. Address A-20. Tribune pt053
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yra0LsTERERs

"a flrnii,;r PRACTICAL up.
i 20 g, reiaid repaired; carpets
SM. west sth No,
p1G0
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CONFINEMENTS

WILLOWS MERE-SECLUSION. ADOP-
don. Flora a. Phillips. 2506 llth East,
two bllss. below Sugar House. Iyland
l23l-M. klas
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IS ROOMS

Is ROOMS
Equipped for light housekeeping. single
or en- suite. Rent only $50. Easy
terms. House full all the time
Very choice. close IN location.
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$40 SAFE, GOOD CONDITION, $3.50.
p1S09
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VETERINARY SURGEON

Dr. "a. RICE, 3a2 SO. w. TEMPLE ST.
Was oUiS Ia years experience In L.
=. array. m6sl
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nst.,i,H ~ THOSE WHO WANT
Int 4, ,,al 70, and workmausl1ln
Co, iao ue " @est. Austin Tire
-eo z. Broadway. pi5as S
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46 ROOMS
Good transient location. Long lease.
Water free. Exceptionally low
rent. Investigate.
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Cigar stand. stock and fixtures; price
$3.50 Good location.
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ROSS c. DAVIS. HOTEL BROKER,
1l3 South Main. was. 3e@'
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p3Ts9

40 ACRES OF CHOICE FRUIT OR
general farm land with water; SO acres
OF pasture land, with spring and shade.
all under one fence, II miles southeast
of city. Price $4,000. Easy terms. r. S.
Witcher. l35 c street. Phone Was. 42-W
pi217
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GARDENERS

va n Opyc, ~ >-'~--~~~-- -.
81 sss.ndooKisT. PRUNER AND
N c,ii"et, can T, work done by day
Nau hyland 2074-J. p5l2
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WOULD LIKE TO BORROW $500 FROM
reliab ble private party at reasonable
rate OF interest on some dlamondS. lor
short time. Address WIG. Tribune.
pl80o
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, BAR AND OFFICE
FIXTURES

'Trrur,'-,N> -S-->'--~--~1~----I
|ursts urysstnL,nBEE CO. DESIGNERS
6r,,stels OF bar: bank. office
i isis. also agents Tor billiard
1ii.1sss 1is and supplies. Office and
wv west First South. Was.
h3320
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'svrS AND TRIMMINGS

5sllInsp;o,T TRIMMING. EXPERT
ASs' Ss'0h Co.. 359 S. ". TEN
p604
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
Improved and Unimproyed

Improved and Unimproved
a RICHTER. ESTABLISHED 1893.
No reasonable offer will be re-
fused, Must, and L am going TO.
sell the best 5-acre fruit and
chicken farm In this county
am asking $4,000 for this pla ace-
would not ask this price II / did
not think II we'll worth IT, Let me
snow it 10 you. Am willing 70
accept any reasonab BILE offer, or
VIII trade for clear city property,
ss'oo improved or unimproved.
You lilee Ninth East? Let me
show you dandy Groom brick
bungalow; oak and maple floors,
large sleeping porch; lot 3s by l2S
feet. Has all modern convent
ences. Only one year old and
stoVV b0llt by owner for home.
On K St, near End ave, a Groom.
2-story house; modern except
furnace. Half cash, The lot
$4,000 alone is worth the money asked.
Easy terms for 5-room moder-
9rn bungalow, facing west on 9th
East. near 18th South No bet
ter built house on the street. Lot
$500 313 by 140 feet TO ~S.y.
A f!veroom brick. Electric light
and water In house. Room for
bath Lot 6S by 165 feet. Only
$500 cash and balance easy terms.
Where can you beat it2 Loca ton
on North Temple. one block west
S2loo Of vIaduct
Another. cut of $50 on the price
for Q; by 10 rods on 2nd ave,
near x 81; All assessments paid
In full. $1,000 less than 1t ought
s145o TO be sold for.
On G st. corner and close in, $50
by l20 feet All assessments paid,
with a five-room modern house.
This Is another bargain and will
$4,000 be sold quickly.
Very easy payments. On Milton
ave-, S-room house, olo, but with
90 by 1SG feet. with fruit trees,
$50 etc. City water in the lot.
On sth West. near 4th South, a
splendid 4-room house. with lot
80 by las feet; located on a cor
ners good barn, chicken houses.
lots OF fruit and shade trees; all
,,oo nicely, fenced: sioo cash, bal
$500 ancc like rent.
$3.50 cash and s25 per month for
splendid. nearly new, 4-roon
brick house, with lot 90 by 1870
feet; located just south of 18th
south, on Simpson ave-. and
facing south. House In first
and painted. Full cement base
$4,000 ment
owner refused $4,000 a short
time ago for handsome s-roon
modern 2-stovy brick residence;
located on corner on Bird ave.
Beautiful lot. 10 by l25 feet 10
alley, Garage. It's q bargain.
$3.50 Have others.
A, RICHTER, 10 so. MAIN.
Wasatch si1.
Pills
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FOR 500 I CAN SOON MAKE YOU $4,000.
Gail TO-DAY. 90 West 1th South. piSI9
WANTED. PARTNER WITH $1,000 TO
invest In mining lease; 90 per cent in
terest guaranteed. Address Adj. Trb-
une pFp'o
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LAWN MOWERS
SHARPENED
POOL AND BILLIARDS

NEW POOL TABLES, BALLS AND
cues. Go East LIST South. aic cue.
pT6i
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GROCERY STORES.

General store: sales about $4,000 a mo. !;
rent only Sl00; stock and fixtures at in
voice. VIII take real estate or apt, room
ing house in exchange.
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BOARDING HOUSE. MUST GO. WILL
sell cheap. Inquire 2lI e. ith South.
p9oSS
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TWO GOOD S-ROOM HOUSES In OG-
den; close IN; bargain II sold soon. J
Y. Jarrett, 1902 Walker Bank bldg. o2036
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CATTLE RANCH

MOST SLIGHTLY CORNER IN CITY;
5x1o rods; 9rm. strictly modern house.
uy $685. r. p3045
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slsn, nu.. WATCHMAkERs
dag. liz ~ v, LOCATED In Peery
|6,W. w. Broadway. p7ss
pa 10 10 mi MINING EMGlNErR.
~ '''n $40 Walker Bank
p3223
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55 ROOMS
VI 5000 furniture. Fine transient trade
steam heat, running water and
closets In each room. Very rea-
sonable terms. This Is snap.
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p4008
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OPTICIANS
SEWING MACHINES
EYE. EAR. NOSE, THROAT

DR. ARTHUR BURROWS. OCULIST
and aurist; spectacles accurately fitted:
difficult cases solicited. sos Continental
Bank bldg. S5o0l
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$500 of o5-room
!s's ls1' IN nnG good location Rent
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Family store, stock and fixtures. $3.50
Cash business about S26 day. 2 living
rooms.
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WANTED TO SELL OR TRADE, GRO
Gerry and meat market at lafb so. 9th r.
pi0S0
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Fruit stand. stock and fixtures. $3.50
rent $40: good business.
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CAFES,
PATENT ATTORNEYS
CONTRACTOR AND BUILDER

WE GET YOU MONEY TO BUILD. YOU
pay as rent; plans free. G.. T.. Lundy,
Was. 1886. i0j Atlas blk. p3I5o
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Nu1ss.cio Nuns. close in, east side
iIs sIsan aud well Furnished
.,Sn' crl $1,000. on easy terms.
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HEhD IS UNb
S3.6x4o0 feet. 14th South and 9th
East. only $3.50.
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FOR HAT REPAIRINc SEE TAYLOR
;he Halter. - East Isl So. Estab
1855, g20b5
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CARPENTERS and JOBBERs

-ARPENTER AMI JOB WORK; ESTI-
5nates>siyen and nrst-class work guar
,nteed. Wasa tcll SGOs-W. inbS3
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-08
Big stone Girl First

At the high schools oratorical
contest at Aberdeen last week,
in which there were some twelve
contestants, representing as
many high schools in the differ
ent parts of the state, Miss Mar
jorle Gold, of Big Stone, was
awarded first place both in the
state and the fifth district con-
test. Her subject was 1.-THE
Finish of Patsy Barns in which
the Aberdeen American says she
displayed remarkable ability as
a declaimer.
Second place won by Miss
Alice Chamberlain of Aberdeen
her defamation being "The Lost
Word,' the third place went to
Miss Laura ingalls, of Athol,
"Dona Dolores and King Philips.
So close was the contest that
none of the winners received a
"one' mark by the judges.
Lloyd Peterson of Sissetcn re-
ceived a zone" marking, but fell
by the wayside in others. His
effort was meritor ious and many
thought he should have been
awarded a winning place in the
contest.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-08
1t Needs rixin9

Theodore Liebl, the old gentleman
who for several years has been max.
ing his home in Milbank, last week
removed to Ortonville. Mr.. Liebl
states that this change of residence is
forced upon him by what he considers
the unjust tax he is compelled to pay.
A year or SO ago he sold his farm q
few miles from the city and came into
town to spend his remaining days, de-
pending largely on the income from
the proceeds of the sale of his farm
for his living. This year
the taxes on this amounted to 1892 80,
which he entirely escapes by making
his home out of the state.
The Herald Advance has no d esire
to call attention to this for any politi
cal reason, but as q matter OF justice
and common sense business. There's
something radically wrong with q tax
law that works this hardship, and q
remedy should be speedily found TO
right it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-08
UNIQUE Flood Marx.

A striking warning against the foods
that rise with uncomfortable rapidly
and volume In the Rocky Mountain
streams il zen in q gorge twenty-five
miles west Of Denver. Here Bear
creek. a mere rivulet. hardly ankle
deep, threads Its way for several miles
through a narrow canyon. In places
hardly wide enough to permit q road
way beside the stream. At one OF
these narrow points q needle OF gran
tie thrusts itself up between creek and
roadway to q point Of more than forty
feet Poised upon its top. like the bar
on the letter T. Is a huge log. twenty
feet long. It was left there some years
ago by q sudden food that drowned
more than a score Of people camping
In the canyon. On q brass tablet
fastened to the pillar the county au-
thorities have inscribed this pregnant
sentence. III you knew what put this
log up here you wouldn't camp In this
canyon."-New York Times.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-08
Madison.

Oscar Manning aud VIM. Reese
have been entertaining the mumps the
past week.
Elsie Kimball and Chas Raw were
entertained at the Darling hone Sun.
day.
Miss Florence Darling spent q few
days Of last week 10 Milbank the
guest OF her friend, Miss Jennie Van
Asche at the hotel St. Hubert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch and Sam Simp'
son spent q few hours at the Amsden
home Sunday.
Miss Linda Hinges spent Sunday
ct the home OF her parents near La
bolt.
Messrs. Amsden and Kibbe we're La
bolt visitors Friday.
Chas Raw and Frank Darling were
Milbank visitors Wednesday evening.
C. W. Amsden and Carl REM made
. business trip to Milbank Saturday
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-08
Some Mexican Words

OOU10 MOAlC0u VVIUS
The following table will enable
Americans to become familiar
with the pronunciation Of names
appearing frequently in Mexican
war news: Huerta-Oo-ER tab;
~Villa-Vee.yah; Zacatecas-Zac-
cas-; Tamaulipas-Tahy-
mo-LEE-pas; Queretaro-Kay-
RET-a-roh; Jalisco-Hah-LE LEES
co; Guanajuato--G VAIN a h.
HWAH-to; O~axaca-Wah-HAH
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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1914-05-08

Detective Burke of Aberdeen was a
visitor around the local yards last
Saturday.
Albert Schafer one Of the day force
| at the round house has been putting
in overtime with his checker.board,
getting in shape for the winter games.
Division Superintendent F. Melin Of
| Aberdeen, who had been on trip of in
spection, passed through this city last
Monday on his return trip west.
Section Foreman Tom Sullivan has
the local yards looking spic span and
clean, which is very pleasing to all
visitors.
Mr.. George Golfer, round-house
foreman, entertained the following
gentlemen while In Milbank during
their trip of inspection: Mi. Higgins;
A. E. Manchester, superintendent of
motive power; F. s. Rogders, assist
ant superintendent of motive power,
II. g. G.. Mcmillan, D. M. NJ: T. 8.
Manchester, general foreman, and
VIM. Smell, general q foreman.
Foreman Macarthur has q of
men ct work repairing the coal ele.
vator this week.
G.. p. Miller, who has been on q
visit east, has returned and resumed
his duties on the yard engine.
General Foreman T. s. Manchester
of Aberdeen was q caller ct the round
house the latter part OF last week.
Chas. Fox, engineer on hill SER
vice between Milbank and Summit has
. fine flock OF spring chickens, the of
| Rhode Island Reds.
Nelson Ware, who had been firing
the switch engine, returned to Sum.
init Thursday morning.
Brakeman Moss is on the sick list
this week.
Andrew Grove and wife were visit
ing friends IN Webster last Sunday.
Harry Let's has been placed as
| pilot on the hill crew.
Lost, Stolen or Strayed-one check
erboard and checkers belonging 10 A.
| Schafer Please return.