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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-08-06
Paris

Roy O'clock leaves for Harrison
Nebraska this week.
Mr.. Thoreson of Nelson creeE
was Paris visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Beasley and wife of Baker
Mont. had breakdown Monda,
over near Timber creek. They
stopped over at Paris until Mr.
Beasley could get his car in run
ming order.
Misses Leobole and Weisner are
spending few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Campbell.
Our crowd says we missed the
best dance of the season when we
missed the one at Calnpbell's Sat-
urday night.
Mrs. Jno. Logan entertained
Thursday to Luncheon, Mesdames
Ebeling, Veitasa, Williams, Richie,
Myers, Vest and Austin.
The ball game White Us. Paris
was quite interesting, also nice
crowd assembled to watch the game,
score being 26 to 10 in favor of
Paris. This is our first victory
only having a small team with very
little practice-but now our boys
feel very important and much en-
couraged to try again. Although
White hasa team with no practice,
this being their first game this sea-
son, they did some excellent work.
Next Sunday tie local nine will
Cross bats with the Beaver coulee
boys.
Mrs. Joe Vest was over to call on
Mrs. Hinnaland Thursday.
Daniel Hinnaland autoed to Glen
dive this week in that new Empire.
Chas. Peacock and Miss Lucy
Richie were over to visit with Chas.
billiard and wife Sunday morning,
Miss Lucy Richie goes to Circle
this week on business.
Doc Austin made a hasty bust
ness call over to Highlands Sunday
Mr.. Patterson is a caller at the
billiard ranch.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew
Thibault Friday evening a baby
BOY.
Messrs. O'Brien and Thompson
we're in our Neighborhood Tuesday.
Miss Agnes Lindh is having a
ice visit with Miss Bennett of
Duck creek.
Mrs. Royiston is visiting at the
Oonahoe ranch this week.
Miss Lucy Richie and brother
we're callers in the busy city OF T
Circle Wednesday.
Maurice Willard leaves today for
Terry to meet his parents who will /
rive there this afternoon from
Ieokuk Iowa.
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Splendid Lost Greek
Farm for Sale

One of the finest 800 acre farms
in the Redwater Valley, located
over on Lost creek, only 8 miles
from Circle. Has good house,
large good barn, chicken house,
j No. l well, nearly all tillable.
Good reasons for selling.
For futher information call or
write this office.
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We Want A Million Dol
lars. Flafhead Project
1910.

Flathead Project Largest and
most comprehensive Indian ir-
rigating scheme ever undertaken
in this country.
Location-Flathcad, Misso u IA
and Sanders counties in North
western Montana, IN a portion Of
what was formerly the Flathead
Indian Reservation.
Irrigation Data-Estimated cost
of complete project. sc, 100000
Amount expended to June 80, 1915
about. ......... ....... 81 SOC, 900
Amount required to complete pro-
ject, about SIS, 900, 600
Estimsted value irrigated land per
acre. ....................... 500
Water construction charges. esti-
mated per acre. $40 to $45
Estimated area completed project
observation-disclosures. $4,000 acres
Project on June 1, 1915, 22.2 per
cent completed.
Le2islatioD-Reconna S sance
and preliminary surveys begun in
1907. Construction authorized
and first appropriation made by
act of congress approved April 80,
1903. Actual construction begun
in 1909.
$500 Ir1igable Farms-The IT.
rigable area comprises ab,ut $500
farm units, containing from 40 to
$50 acres each, which is about
equally divided between the In
dams and the white people.
Principal Town Towns and
estimated population on project,
January /. 1914: Poison 1900,
Roman 400, Camas $50, st. Igna-
thus 200, DAYTON 145, Arlee 100,
Bigarm SO, Ravalli rs, Perma sc, |
Elmo so, Evaro SO.
Dry Farming an Impossibility-I
Four years of successful crop fail
ures has demonstrated the futility |
of trying to farm without irrigation
and as a result about one-half of |
the settlers holding land under
this project have abandoned their
homes as they will not yield a
living under dry farming.
Less Than % Per Cent Com
pleted-This project, after five
years of construction work is now
less than Is per cent completed
md at the pl esent late we are re-
,eiving appropriations will require
% years to complete the project,
but still the powers at Washing
ton steadfastly refuse to appro-
pirate enough money to make
even an appreciate showing.
Reimbursable-All the moneys
lsed in connec ion with tile con-
'tructi, n of this project are REIN
oursable, either to the Indian or
o the government-the settlers
;ledging their lands and very lives
Lr the payment of all construc-
ion and maintenance charges.
You Can Help Us-By writing
PERSONAL letters to members of
congress urging them to use their
alents and influence in behalf of
he struggling settlers on the
'lathead, and do all in their pow
r in assisting Montana's delega-
ion in Washington in securing
be. Million Dollar appropriation
We ask. Will you do it?
Respectfully submitted,
James Harbert,
Chairman Irrigation Committee,
olson Chamber Commerce. Pol
IN Montana Il1ne 1 1Q16
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SCHEDULE
Of
Stase-Routes
Watkins-Circle

Watkins Circle
Auto Service Chss. Fletcher. Prop
Leave Watkins $50 a. m.
Leave Circle, 200 p. m, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Satur-
days.
WatkinS-P Paris
Leave Watkins $50 a. m.
Leave Paris 100 p. m. on Mon
days. and Fridays. Connections
made withTerry- Circle Auto Stage.
Fare 1Oc Per Mile.
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/ Advertise in the Circle Banner
the paper that has the circula-
ltion.
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Glendive Market Report

1
Aug 3,
Furnished by the Occident
Elevator Co.
No. Northern wheat $1.18
No. 2 Northern wheat LIS
No. Durum wheat LOG
No. 2 Durum wheat 1.03
No. Flax LAP
No. 2 Flax 1.37
Oats per cwt. 100
Barley $500. 40
Rye rs
Local markets
Eggs lOc Butter zoe
Church Notice
By Rev. B. F. Bean
Circle II a. M, Aug. 9Th
Winkler Schoolhouse 3 p. m.
Fountains II a. M, Aug. 1st
Vondett Schoolhouse 3 p. m.
Lost-One brown n mare and
colt, mare is branded & on left
shS'i 4s and Tf on r left a of
same w. c. Hayes,
7-23 If Lost creek
B. H. Davis of Glendiye visited
with friends here a few days this
week.
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Harry knOpp y Il oscar Sharp
Umpires, John G. Mahlstedt and
Peterson. Score: 10 to 13. Play
ers of Deer creek, take my advice
and get married.
Joe Bicha father of Jack and
Peter Bicha arrived here from La
Crosse, Wisconsin, for short visit
with his boys. From here he in
tends to go to North Dakota to Wis
it with sister who he has not seen
for a good many years.
Miss Mamie Bich,l was a visitor
at the John A. Mahlstedt home last
Sunday.
Services of the German Evange-
lical church Sunday forenoon 10
O'Clock at Correll creek school house
Aug. 9Th. All are welcome.
Mrs. Harry Stone returned with
her son Roy from the Bismark hos
pital, he has improved considerable.
There was small party at Harry
Stones home last Sunday night in
honor of the ball team. A business
meeting was also held and Harry
Stone was elected manager and
Peter Bicha captain 1t was decid-
ed to have a dance at Harry Stones
place Saturday night August 7th,
for the benefit of said team to buy
new suits and supplies. Everybody
is welcome and be sure and bring
your lunch for lap supper.
No dust flying this year, when
ever needed we have a nice rain.
Crops look fine everywhere and
prospects are bright. The commits
sioners better get busy and have
the roads fixed, not only in few
favorite spots but everywhere. it
can't be done in the winter time
when the snow flies.
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Our Country Cousins

by Jones, caught a long drive and
pegged it to first. During the game
Deer creek made few good hits,
but in inopportune time. The
Ene-1lD was.
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B. H. Davis of Glendiye visited
with friends here a few days this
week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
JUDGES IN JAIL
DRAW Up RULES
FOR PRISONERS

Dun care and "durance VILE are
things Of the past AZ the King
county jail.
Sports and amusements will be
permitted between the hours OF 6
a m. and II p. M" according to
an cdict handed down Friday by
the Judges" OF the four kangaroo"
courts. Ninety-odd prisoners CON
Cured.
Loud talking or any unneees-
sary noise between the hours OF
II p. m. and a. m. will be strictly
forbidden" the order reads.
A copy of the kangaroo" court
record was handed Jailer Mike
Hally and was approved. II also
calls for enforced Saturday night
bathing and declares that strict
order must be observed during re-
ligious services"
The latter clause was found
necessary to prevent the further
annoyance of visiting pastors who
have been considerably aggravated
at strange voices" emanating
from nowhere. seemingly. but which
were actually projected from the
throat OF prisoner ventriloquist.
Every person entering this jail
must pay an initiation fee OF so
cents" the new order reads. and
Is cents per week. from which he
shall derive benefits
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

CHICAGO. M. Dec. l7.--Nhen
Harriet Madison. Swarihmore col.
lege girl. vas released az cured
from san Francisco hospital last
July they told her.
AN YOU need IA plenty OF fresh
air"
So Harriet started TO walk 10
Pennsylvania.
She didn't know az that time she
would have Co shoot two coyotes
and a man and be arrested IN Chi
cago. But she did. She told about
81 when fhe reached here. Chi.
cago police raised purse and sent
her on TO Folcrofi. Pa. Ia n Pull
man.
II was sheriff shc shot lie
started TO arrest her at Elko. NeY
az a hoboeas Then he tried 10
make love 10 her. says she. 30 she
put a bullet In His les. lie accept
cd the rebuff and let her go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
VITAL STATISTICS


rred nur -hnaHn, a.. TaeonA. ans WI.
hsimlna Hu.nske 20. Orttng
John a nafrls and Margaret Anderson.
Seattle
- Petersen ssa Bertha Hsrstad. Sc
attis
AIMED Swanson and Anna Borr.,sn.
custer
Nsriin Aadste,rs and CARR. swanson.
Seattle.
Shirley u Baker and ne.s,e J. Ian
easier Seattle
rie,ro pi Martina a. and rilomsna
rita 1o. Eeattts
Leo 81 wsbbsr -; and Elizabeth
reiefs 90. Portland
charles '. Alexander. 20. and Ruth y
Ridrisy -. Seattle
Taylor ? carroll and stella MrNiliin.
Seattle
Mrs and Mr Ralph " MacNichol. aeos
schubert place son.
Mrs and Mr. Thomas - BENNETT. ago
" 7Gth 49, son
Mrs and Mr David spovart 1884 Nor
man st. daughter
Mrs and Mr. Edw chaplin. 3tos ioth
ave s.. daughter.
Mrs and SIR. " Thompson. aaei Rus
soil ave son
Mrs and Mr Chester y Abbott sot7
aSth ave s. ". daughter
Mrs and Mr. e Bslviderc. 2osi Ninth
ave. son.
Deaths
Myrtle r. Oeheitrec 20. 1908 = rikc
~ December r.
Eng Pun. -. Providence hospital. De
crmhrr "a
oie johnson. 90. iigs " se,h st. Do
ccmber ~.
Divorces
Irene Thurston from T RiEdon Thurs
ton
Josephine Melandrr from Neis Ne.
lander
Divorces Asked
Settle Gurskel ~. Frank A. Gurskcll
dcusrtinn
Lena Fisher johnson Ns Joseph =
johnson. drtertion.
Lola - DIN ,s Albert y. oiin. non.
support
Maggie stetlcr vs. claude Stctlcr,
cruelty.
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new
mex. MINISTER

WASHINGTON, Dec. l7.--Henry
+. Fletcher was today appointed
ambassador to Mexico. Fletcher.
who was named minister to Chile
I'm 1909. has had considerable diplo-
matte experience. lie served in
the Philippines during the Span
ish. American war and later occu-
pied diplomatic posts in Cuba,
China and Portugal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
ASK COMMITTEE
TO INVESTIGATE
R. R. FINANCES

WASHINGTON. Dec. i1.--Inyes-
ugation o, railway finances and
methods by a commission OF five
senators and five representatives
was proposed in a resolution Sena-
tor Newlands introduced. with. il
Is understood. the presidents APP
prevail.
An investigation was favored by
the president in his speech 10 con-
gress.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
THEY ATE, DRANK, TALKED AND
DANCED AT BURTON'S A. N. FEED

George Austin Moore ean make
good chilli Sinety.two guests at
the Orpheum chill party last night
90 agreed Among those present
we're all the acts playing this
week and those Of next weeks peo.
pie who had arrived in town. Be
side the players. there were pres
ent representative from the news
papers and a number Of people
prominent in local society who
broke In By virtue OF their aequaint-
ancs with stage folk.
After bowls OF chilli had been
passed snd consumed and the fire
engendered thereby quenched by
copious draughts OF Rainier. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

4 couldn't walk far at trs. she
said 4 spent the first night at
a farmhouse near San Francisco.
and did 4 little housework for my
supper and breakfast. ! was stiff
the next morning. but started out
Just the same The farmers wife
had given me a little lunch that
ate at noon went along that
way. from farmhouse TO farmhouse.
until ! got into Nevada.
By that time was pretty
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

Harmony Trio got their insfru-
ments out and tuned up.
Their selections we're interspers-
ed with short speeches Lillian
Russell. by common consent. was
given the place OF honor.
Manager Burton spoke on the.
get together" spirit. -
Harry Whitney Treat. who
lowed. said he had always Wal
to break into the profession
WIS glad OF this chance TO get N
temporarily at least.
Dancing-of various styles--vas
then enjoyed on the stage, The
party broke up at a. m. Every
one was able TO start for home
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

stalls 2 :, 8, :. pork roast sfse 10 !
link sausage Ice III lamb chops, ies
10 stalls tOs-lit, patent flour, 81 e Wy
sack. hes; milk. ssaS case with -
81 90 order; sugar. lhss 4sc: lac cars
tomatoes, ; fnr esc. cans tomato sori'
i'c. best milk. large cans ssc; sr-lo
can hest coffee. SSc. stalls iS-sA. LOG
cans spinach. Zoe; pkgs crystal "s.
Use: milk. s. 20 ease, delivered. lee perN
and beans. SC, ebc pkg washing powell
soc; choice apricots. Toe 10 stall ".
guaranteed egss, csc dor. eoe spider'eS
tea AER In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
HAVE YOU A CAT?

Oh. say. have YOU cat YOU want
to get rid Of?
Well. don't throw II In the gar.
baRe can Bring II to the water.
front.
It will be healthier for the cat
and IL wilt make It less unpleasant
for you. They want cats on ships,
They want 'em at the wharves.
Cats kill rats. you know.
A Christmas plea for live cats
has been made Friday by water
front men.
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PUBLIC MARKETS

~Ot IA End
Toilet paper. DC roll. paricr ms'ches'
Sc pkg OLYMPIA oysters zoe pi fresa
herring. Sc M kippersd sRilEon. ? ~
2sc fresh salmon, 3 los. CSC. wsins's
l5c 10 fun cream cheese. = lbs ssc,
peas and corn. cans e5c hard wheat
flour $40 sack. table salt. &c mrk !
chow Chow Toe at. bananas, isc dof !
apples. Sc doz hamburger lee H.. han
bacon. t7tc 10, pork sausage, l9he 70
sweet oranges. soc doS. grape fruit e
each. &c riots and hcets. lie bunch: let
tucc. heads Sc, pot roast. &c ID. cream
cry butter. &c III
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
COMMERCIAL. CLUB
GIVES DINNER DANCE:

Get out your "ftsh and SOUP
boys.
The Commercial Club is going to
give n formal dinner dance Satur.
day evening. beginning at 1880.
Yes. it's TO be formal. FOR
MAIL
AZ noon Friday. the Commercial
Club was addressed by John II.
Humphreys, of England. on proper
tional representation
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

strong. and a little bit lazy. So 1
decided to kill hundred miles or
20 In box car. II was al Eiko
that ! wa caught by a sheriff
Afterwards caught a blind
baggage that helped me along for
quite a distance. But walked
most OF the way thru Nebraska. At
Kimball. Neb.. worked Ia a
restaurant for week and earned
another pair OF shoes. Ever since
then I've been walking"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
IMMIGRATION CUT
DOWN BY the WAR

WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-THE
European war has closed America :
open door" As against an immi-
grafton of l.2iS.iS0 in 1914. only
S26.T00 aliens came to the shores
OF America in 1915 to June 30. Sec
rotary of Labor Wilson's annual re-
port showed today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
ANIIARN

stalls ts-45. Use shredded Wheat ",
cream OF Wheat isc pke.. sc wssnn
powder. soc stalls 3i-SS. NcrweF
stock fish. e5c No. Stall R-i-s, saw
kraut. Sc at. stall 1918 First ave- ! !
angel food cakes. i5c. huckleberrs cor !
rings. Zoe. 6-months old fruit cake
III stalls Sg-St fancy hams and esv',
Use H.. outlets. isc To-. lamb chcrs
lbs c6c, pigs heads 90 H. stalls 80
milk sgio vase delivered patent ~
40 sack delivered ms, sugar, ~
10 bars white lnMnhrN snRn. sac.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

Stau H. lbs, fine granulated spr.,
tSc. stall - fresh pssteurised nih
ate BE pit stalls 6A-tS. new sauerk'sh
be OF, StsN &C. home made mayenp',,
ln bulk. soc 10 stall SO. fresh pss',ss
butter DC III lbs, sac Stall lssA
lbs. sugar. 5sc with order OF g. 90. ~
a.. fancy potatoes St2S, delivered, ~.
az fresh churned butter. see II -"
e0-Gi swedish potato, Toe 10 stan -.
pot roast Sc 20 Zoe 10. stall 1901, W.
canes he each. stalls 1913. eee III
ladies' standard brand sample shoes VI :
Stau 81. large loaves Toe bread. w
stall t5s6. . tall cans salmon, i5c, s'a
1924. hrtck cheese. 2lc N stall sS. So.
reseled, ace to T5o, stan cav. umorsVt
81 90 kind SSc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
2l--Female Help Wanted
23-Personals

FEfAoNAt.--Loueiy young lady. age 60
weight i3a height feet g. dark Ufoeu
hair. violet blue eyes fair complexion.
sweet, ioteabie disposition American
college education refined cultured ar-
r1mpuahed lu music enjoys good
health. easy 60 got along. Win. property
worth $4,000 viii iuherft 81 900 more.
yearly iuc1ma ~ 200. would marry
bright refined gentleman capable ~
looking offer her property Some man
answering may secure wife who VIII
assist financially Mpfe particulars for
any man answering quick. iucloaing
some postage. Address sincere
tB-5ID. valley. Neb tNn general de-
uyeriasJ This notice iR genuine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
ACREAGE ron SALE
LAND FOR SALE

40 acfrs cioss e. Kingston. tae per sere
70 acres. Port Orchard acres cleared,
go per acre
10 acres moth - Ballard. TOE pee acre
40 acres. ali bottom land. Hkafit county.
taa per acre
fpuNg nnonERu
5000 Vernon Place rhons ballard tia.
B % Aftgs bstuean Juanita and 10th
Oh, near brick road running water
clav Hoil. extra rhoiee $500, payable
$500 cash. balance ttoo rer year AMI
interest
y nnowN sek Lumber Esehange
a GOOD Buy
acres ali cleared bot few sfumps
fronunr cauuty road and ioininH the
city limits - Kent. lies good rfie.
o. 500. easy tsfms
l. MAHaH = 60. goi central iitdH
FARM FOR SALE
y ON the beautiful Nan Juan Island
90 acres 60 acres Improved This place
10 q bargain. Far fuii Information adj
dress toe wat ~ y u 80 o,
FRIDAY Haftaf WAsh
e~~e~~~~~~e~~es~seessesees
Lots for Sale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

~ ruE DISTINCT COURT OF TIE
trif~1 Nfafes for fhs Western uisfftri
- Washiusfsns NnrtheFn Division
40 $3.50 ~ BANkNtrTrf
IN ~ Matter - r barbour ard " a
nAfhouf els wffs tnnisffmaitg ard
fhstf marital eatasaanitY nsakrupss
70 ~. creditors - ths above nsmsa
hansrupis sad - al other prrsoaa 90
tntsfssf
FAKE ua'ies that tfs hsnkfuris above
NAMED have pstiiiansd this court fer
faN discharge from ~ asbfs pfetstis
assiuss fhslr estate under the srts -
congress relating 60 hNnkruptrf. hnd
thsi a hsafimE ~ haf nrnn saia r~tt.
tiun b~safs sale district rpurt. 81 tne
ruwr' rnrm - aid court. IN fns city ~
N~stsis ln aid district. on the era
dar - iAnusFf. 1919. ~ 40 n'ciorA in
fhs forsaoen. a. which time ara place
Yng ana each - Fou may appear snd
shov cause. " an Fnu have. shf the
ptsYrf ~ fha aid psiitionsrs sheald
not - granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
PHRENOLOGISTS

MADAM AHtfArA
rrfrsian phFsnaiastsf
Reeds Feug sutifs ilfr
Fttlnr advice 90
"a Hfttg tfuuhfss
teVs .rseuiafinn
marriage sspaFn
lions shat sfeps o.
fhkn 80 - sfn rrss
"a aritss ths seaa
ratsa captains
Haagna aharh haze
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
HAl HAl

NJ Hahazuchi. lilo l4th ave. S,
was held up by two negroes Thurs
day night at 10th ave. and Wash
ington st A thoro search revealed
no money on the Japanese.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

- YPrIAN rlairvaY
ant and phreuoloatst
Elfrs true advice ~
business faw love.
health and family
affsirs what she
sees and tolls comes
true satisfaction or
M charge Prices
within reach ~ all.
ffis Pike g.. be
tween loren and
Minor
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17

aIsafs hssn e asFsfTff 81 hsf fefstien
Fau 49, adap'rd fef, sfr WIZ net 80
me b~sfg tas rradfnrs ~ 20 safis'
faction suaranfssd sek Fins. neaf
Wrsfiakr MafAHf
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
A 1900 BARGAiN

7 rnafa modern double construct 81
house hai aif heat laundry fra2s 3
bed faans aud bath upstairs al built
tn cnutenieHers % kitch~H. grammar
snf hish seheai close ~ ore hiach
90 car Hnr. al improvements IN sud
raid except paatnH easy distance 60
Mnndiant pafk. ard wiil rent Tor $50
80 month on rear - iat is t-raau
haus~ that is fsnfsf Tor 90 per manth
fufHmbranc. 9 toe 60 run . ions
tirlr fossihia revenue tts psf fnnnfh
Owner 10 leaving fitY. ~ makes baf-
Haiu price
NrttdN BROS LANu co
sfasfea NugthsrH nanh HidE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
SIZE THIS iioMr

sos " sah Il iust nnishins 5 Hiae
raons hlEh. ilsht basement wifh fuf
mace and laundry tuffst hltchsu
hardwood reofs fireplace iarfs isfsf
lot. attractive situation 40 bntiasf
rroni 60 pay euii cost ~ huudina and
fair ground value o. go the price.
and an terms
CHARLES HoMEns co. Alaska nidF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
NoTfCE oF ETor KuoIuEHH
MEETING

~ tho rnian Savings ana rrpst Com
RAM ~ Nestt}s. corporation. Rlii h.
held ~ the office - fhs romranY. on
northwest rarnaf Second ave and
rhsfrr st Seattle ktnF county wash.
inFton. on Wudrssdar tho tfth daY ~
Ianuarv 1918. ~ the hcnf - O'clock
~ the afternoon. Tor the purpose ~
sieeitnF directors az she company and
f1f irausactinn ~ am other business
that may property 10 tronFht before
the meeting
= 81 Rof.NER cashtrt
Seattle Washington December is 1918.
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As-iiouses tor Sale

o. itea-NirK nss. A.fn0nl e1itaas. %
.e.fesi lot. Beacon htii
o. fts=Nirs Ne. t-renm house. On &c
foot Beacon hiii corner
hauss ard - acres rich
cleared iand. 10 ninutss from
sits hait easy terms
tes-~t.et gu~-u Arms hIii
noTIiw I'll. : nocNETT vi. &c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-12-17
lO-For Sale Livestock

To take place Monday. December
90. rain or shiae; consisting Of
all Kinds Of horses. mares. sec
ond.hand harness. and wagons
OF all kinds. This stock vas left
here 10 be sold on commission.
These are strictly commission
auction sales atables Said stock
must be sold to the highest bid.
der without reserve. We have
large sales. Bring In your stock
We will dispose Of same for you
on commission Take South So.
attic car. at Second and Yesisr.
opposite Smith Bldg Get Off at
9Th Avenue south and Holgate.
walk Y block south 10 the Ken.
tucky Auction and Sales Stables.
20O3-5 9Th Avenue south. Tele.
phone Main $3.50 Main fs49.