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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
Ready About Feb. LIST

Now b-room bungalow. block and half
this side OF Kendall college on car line.
Price and terms. see owner.
J. II CURD. Phone 3673-J
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

FARM n VOC are looking for a farm. have
N near Tulsa 10 to 800 acre trArts $40 To
800 per acre. On Atkansas and Grand riv.
crs and on MinEa creek Several Wru i'm
o proved bottom farms near Vinita on Cabin
creek $40 20 ~, per Arra Ranch land.
100 TO 500 acre tracts. IN Cherokee. Mus.
koees, Delaware Mayss Adur and Iatimar
counties " so 10 81 90 per acre ! A
shores, 500 Rohins,n bldg phone 52i1.
LEAD AND HiNC LANDS several large
tracts very desirable northern Arkansas
and sOuthsort Miasouri selected by 81.
pefiruc'i nnc mine operator with aid Of
disurHui shed EeoioEist & N lsuton, lij
Esat Foufth street Joplin. No
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LOTS FOR sALT

CHEYENNE, n Elegant corner, 6itiio,
parking; finest residence district; bargain
this week a. owner IN leaving town phous
96ln. Pyle Investment Co, SOC Roeder
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ElGHl HLoCkS ouT- Fur snlr seven.
room, stricily modern. rew bungalow close
In. donbl. huilt throughout lareE base
mehl. good we'll ''est Of light fixtures aud
hand painted wall decorations: garage for
two ears. Ihis iA only eight blocks out.
SEQ Russ l. Grant. 6ii Fiat Natl BaaL
Bdr Phone 2l6O
COTTAGE -PIoviding you boy furniture Of
completely Furnished hroom modern cot
tage and two rooms connecting apartment
bargain and good proposition to make
your rent and have home Osagc 2Hu5.
BUNGALOW SOUTHWEST part ot the city o.
room almost new hardwood floors; three
sleeping rooms basement hall and bath
small garage. priced $4,000 with easy
terms Phone 1919 or 21pi
BUNGALOW Modern broom bungalow. just
completed special butt In features, shall
sell before I return east February 2 Ad.
dress lOt Easi Esston, phone $500. call
for y 4 wightman.
BUNGALOW so6lh side. five room bunGa
,Gw, n,,a largo lifting roo" good iss clsS'f,G.l
waited lot 10000 S12 $50 cash Tulss
Realty Co, phone 81.
BUNGALOW Modern reom and basement.
on paving. car line near school a real
bargain for $4,000 II you have VI 500 to
start with. hcCnbc Realty Co, iiA Fast
Third, Ossge BO7s
HOUSES -FaI side two two room frame
houses and Que three room house all new
wei hlE corner ioi. on car me f3.l0O,
$3.50 cash, s3h per month. Tulsa Realty
90. phone 80
BUNGALOW For sale, BY owner new mod
orn s'room bungalow corner lot on pave.
meat Crosbie Heights addition. price
$4,000. 5000 CASH balance on terms
Phone 4o2
HOUSE Closein. corner. i2ONito. large 2.
story home east font; price fli, 900 viii
take In good farm as part payment Phone
d0oi N. j. ulasa 4 Co, over Palace
q, 900 bUNs CoTr,UE near Washington
school on car line; five large rooms nearly
Part cash i y RIsy { Go phone a94i
HOUSES We have buyers tor s. 9 AMI l.
room houses; list your property witf@ns
and We will get you tcsuhs H. II Ward
2ot First Nat Bdg. phone Ta0s
HOusE-F For sale, % foo, iront good room
house! good well near church and school
$3.50, some terms white Realty Co.
phones i7i9 t5s7
BUNGALOW Six rooms, hardwood floors
Carthage mantle: elegant fixtures built In
latest style, price 1880, torms. Phone
6b30
city terms. Charles Rain Sporer. Real
Estate aud lo'ns ~ nynum Bldg, phone
1891
ioUsE-r rwo.stoty 4 room home large sleep.
Ing porch; basement, well garage $1,000,
$50 a Nanth Tulsa Realty Co phone 90
S,RooM HouSE-for sale, clossin, electric
lights price 81 200. 5000 cash, balance
s2b por month Phone 6fp2-i iaOG
HOUSE AND LOT For sale. In Verne Addi,
tion 10 Tulsa ON sand Springs line John
W Smith Gynn station
BOX HOUSE For sale; les20 easy to move
built in - sections, can ba set up In two
hours Phone 57l2 Il.
HOUSE, Five room, modern cottage on car
line. one block from school, $4,000.
Phone 1858 or 2gla
KOTICE-To zeal estate dealers, my property
At 1921 South Boston Ia OF the market
iioU Sc -gourroom. for sale. rents for $50
Usage iGp2,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

GHHXENkE El.vapt rarn.r tan
Nln ESNhl hl'gah' corner o'h ~,
n.rIins tSnas, :" t'no Ahsue ~
M vet =. o,,nst 4, ~, n,n
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in itno bio,t on sn,,h Cinrina.,s p"a o iO'
nbons SaaT1 WI ''"'" N''''"'" i''
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HNol Srht to uAhuy msh level lo's on
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"Ne SliIr ,sa SAG AP,eha'd ootnst lot I,
Ra.1,u sNIU io, Is,hApr n nLs Lssne ~ntooAs ~
m"esV 70, w. S"uth shouluoi, phoneA
FAsr eInT ,s,,.,. ~, ,o,,,
hnni ~ ''s1' '9' oAtSAh ior fouo.
rs upns 49,. ~ D. u'"Ss 70, over
nA.e 'nta'er
hhtLb hin" lot ior sale by owner best
10y III NAP'' Hdgei IoVNl'o Icet Phone
a...
oAhpALE ADDITION For sale. cheap;
good lot owner drafted Phone 5999
WEST Slph $50 buys five room only
seven blocks 'ut an west side terms also
seven room renting ior SIS close In foe
5000. terms World accent good rar "a
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wANTrD-RlALIsrATE =,

GRAIiNG LAND wanted 90 OF 80 acres
Nhr production Washington county Nj.
not MJuot, Holland building
WANTED n pf ~ room furnished OF unfnr
uishrd house on north or south side will
pay cash fof The furniture and good pay.
ment on the house. / do not want q lot Of
Junk furniture must be In good shape and
prircd riEht Phone aGia
LlST YOUR HOUSES with me. have
customFrt waiting for Q, a. Z and n room
housus, furnished or unfurnishcd; let me
have your iSiings Aee WimhSh, 245
Robinson hldg phone i7lt OF 36as
If YOU Have property to sell, list u with
me n you want to buy let me sell you
call on N or phone Anj time. will be glad
10 serve you Phone ai26 T. q brown.
biA Hiss hlds
WANTED To buy lot on pavement or
might consider one of pavement n priced
right phone me what you have Phone
AUIs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL E.sTATE 90
Back to t N e
l. q N d

Are you contemplating tne
purchase Of a piece of land or
a good farm7 Most everyone
is, since last years crop returns
have come in and they find
that the farmer is the man who
is getting the money now.
Farm land is advancing in
price every day and if you are
going to buy it is time you were
getting busy. Following is a
list of farms | am offering this
week and am going to sell as
soon as this snow if off.
Sixty acres, 3 miles east of
Nowata; SO acres river bottom
and does not overflow, 7 acres
valley, small improvements;
25 acres in cultivation. Rented
for this year; tenant to clear
and put in l5 acres; all fenced.
This 60 has 3 small oil wells,
paying about $40 per month
royalty, and chances for fur
ther development. This is fine
corn and alfalfa land and an
ideal place to raise hogs and
chickens. Price $50 per acre !;
worth more money, and will
give very liberal terms.
Here's, a good wheat farm !;
232 acres, | mile south Kansas
line, a miles from South Cof-
feyville, and in extreme north
end Nowata county. Good
limestone, valley, prairie land /;
200 acres now in wheat. 81
acres in meadow and pasture !;
all fenced; no houses; 3 gas
wells on this farm paying $500
per year royalty, and you are
entitled to free gas in your
building. Katy X. X. runs
through upper end of place.
The wheat and gas rent ought
to pay $2,500.this year Price
SOB per acre; part cash.
l40 acres, | , miles west Of
Adair, Okla, Mayes county;
level, open prairie valley land,
fenced, and Is acres in cultiva-
ton; all but 4 or 3 acres can be-
cultivated; balance in hay
meadow; cultivated land rent
ed for this year one-third grain
rent; meadow not rented.
School Y miie, Jefferson high
way on east side of section
with graded roads around sec
tion. This is a good farm and
well located. Price S45 per
acre.
Eighty acres, li2 miles east
and | mile north of Adair,
Mayes county, Oklahoma (;
Rock Creek valley land, Az
miles west of Grand river: 40
acres in cultivation and other
40 in NOW land. Cultivated
land rented for grain rent for
this year and hay meadow not
rented. You get all the hay
and one-third oats. There is
no better creek valley land
than this, and you can buy this
80 for $40 per acre. 1t don't
take all cash.
Fifty acres open Grand
river valley land, 2 miles
northeast of Strang, Okla, on
M, O & G.. r. r.; 10 acres in
cultivation, 40 in hay meadow,
10 acres rented for grain rent
and meadow not leased. This
little place is in the finest coun-
try in the state and this is a
splendid little home, Price $50
per acre.
These farms are Just as rep
resented and if anything in this
list appeals to you come up
and talk with us about it. If
you don't see what you want,
we have others. See or call
A. b. FOSTER,
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s. 400 East front vacant lot
In 1900 block on South Cincinnati Tcls-
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE ~
SOUTH siDE-fine o room buugsio~ beam
ceiling; combination lights builtin fca'
tuTcs good well And pump. chimneys;
1 fireplace. garage snd Servant quarters !.
Erea,est bargaln ever ~ 800, terms Phone
b2s2
SOUTH slpE-.-For sale, by owncr; close 10 !
Groom house, east 'front.' good we'll. fruit
trees bargain -Rt - 600 leaving ciiy no
time 20 tool with agents Address T. q.
Bux l7r
bouTH slDE tiys. rom bunEalow lawn
shade trees and modern m every respect
two blocks from Horace Mann school
terms. lnqnite i2Ii South Detroit
VICTOR H. 5l7 bargain, by owner. Q.
room bungalow s 900 down and 80 per
month immediate possession OWuUr AZ
house all sunday m
NESf sfpf fuf sale uH room modeta
house. south front al 0l6 West Ninih
stt,pt. has god rialrrn and worth tho
uoncy ~ o. OOol ~ 600 cash balance
10 suit muvu "a nov hce Russ H. Grant
alA t5H National bldg Phone 2l0o,
WHEELING x All For sale, ny owncr, 8.
room house, lGFt completed built.in ioa'
iurcs iihe oak floors beautifully decurst
cd walls. eNua fine bath room httures
ltenrh doors Murphy In Door beds
mAnte' screened in hack porch large
front porch fan ste lot, will acll at
bargain Cuil Usage 210O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

E1GH1 BLOCKS OUT For ,nle seven.
room, slric,b modern, new bungalow close
In, doubl'. huilt throughout lataK base
ment. good well best oi light fixtures aud
hand painted wall decorations; garage Tor
Two ears Ihis Ia only eight blocks out.
and bargain for vi iOg1 terms right
SEQ Russ l. Grant bii Fiat Natl bank
BLDG Phone 2l0O
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Modern 0 reom and basement; /;
on phVinE. car line near school a real
bargain for $4,000 u you have vi 800 to
start with. NcCnbc Realty Co, iiA Fast
Third Osage NOJs
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

) ROOM 81 NGALOW By owner. modern
large rooms. ucrlrht mel ighborhood north
side. practically now beautiful mantle,
Won ag,ot'''1 sood tl,tusr' oM hIot
lures French doors garage part cash bsl.
Aucs terms. arranged satisfactorily will no
vorlh $500 more In 20 days lot me show
Jou this Tor appointment, phone 50G},
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-01-27

HOUSE Close IN. corner. i20Xiio. large q
story home, east front price sii,0O0, viii
take In good farm as part payment. Phone
thanisr
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE u
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
REAL ESTATE
WE OFFER
ON EASY TERMS

3-room house, cash $780, $25 per month; 5000
rooms, electric lights well $500 down. $50 per month
$2l00. ' "'n'
rooms, brandnew, good we'll $500 down; price 81 O0o
rooms, modern east front, North Ewood good we'll car
age lots of fruit and shade; 81 $50 cash. al $45OO
close in modern; $1,000 down. balance like rant
$3,100. ''
full 2story walking distance east front and
good modern barn, basement and fireplace well No
can take 81 900 down and $50 a month $4,000 "
50x40 foot lot South Zuns street. cash balance coz
per month Price only 500 Y
50xl4O South Utica modern district; $3.50 cash and s2O
monthly Price $500. ~
Good 4room frame pastered house. fireplace lot 5Ovqo
on South Xanthus for quick sale; $2,250 cash gets it.
modern home Admiral Boulevard We can taLo
$1,000 cash and $50 monthly Price $375O And you can
in today.
Broom modern brand new, east sde S7O0 cash and $40
per month. Price for immediate sale, $295O
Groom double house. good location side $3.50 cash and
SAL per month. Price $2,65O.
lots in Orcutt Addition, 4room house. lots of fruit and
shade good WELL chicken house and garage $4,000 gets the
whole thing Can make good terms This is close to the
new Catholic church and hospital location.
lots adjoining Terrace Drive that fine addition on the
southeast part of city, has fine orchard of
$1,000 lot will sell the lots together $500 good
terms.
$500 gets good lot in Orcu addition cash. but you'll have
to act at
$1,000 buys almost 5room modern house corner lot
situated on line and only block from other car
line Located at Tenth and Quaker $1,000 down. balance to
suit
Call or ask for Mr.. Cary. %
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20
SuCCumbS to Pneumonia

The following from the Aber-
deem News announces the death. of
a son Of Mr.. and Mrs. 0. R. Antel-
man, the well known hardware
travelling man and former resident
Of Milbank:
Aberdeen today December 13)
mourned the loss Of one Of its most
popular young business men, when
the news of the death Of Roy Oliv-
er Antelman reached the business
district this morning.
About two weeks ago Mr.. Antel-
man brought Mrs. Antelman and
their two children to Aberdeen
from the farm for care. Mrs. An
telman and the youngest child is
suffering with the influenza. It
was not until last Friday that he
became i'll with it and was taken to
the hhme Of his parents for care.
The ailment quickly turned into
pneumonia and after a weeks ILL
ness he succumbed, leaving the
whole community in a state Of
mourning for the loss Of one Of
their number who was we'll liked.
The deceased was 80 years of age
and had long been a resident Of
Aberdeen, graduating from the
Aberdeen high school and later at
tending a college in the east. After
completing his education he accep-
ted a position in the Aberdeen
National bank. where he presided
at the teller's window, greeting
cheerfully the business men and
other residents Of the city when
they called at the bank. He was
well liked socially because Of his
geniality and was an active men,
Der of the Masonic lodge Of the
city. besides being a member of
the home guards.
Six years ago he was united in
marriage to Margaret frey,
popular Aberdeen girl. After
erecting a new home on a farm
which they decided to make their
future home. the family moved 10
the country this fall after a sue
cessful year Of farming.
Mr.. Antelman leaves to mourn
his loss his widow, two small chill
dren, his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
r. Antelman, and one brother,
Otto Antelman who is in service at
Camp Hampstead.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20

The numerous friends of Karl E.
Bleser and Otto B. Osmundson are
pleased to know that both Of these
young men successfully completed
the training course at the marine
officers training camp at Quantico.
Va, and have received their COM
missions as second lieutenants.
Karl was an attendant at the
Minnesota University and gradua-
ted in the pharmacy department
just before he enlisted in the mar
inc service. and after enlisting and
before entering the officers train
ing school he had several months
active duty aboard ship and in
camp as marine, and was on one
cruise to the West Indies.
Mr.. Otto Osmundson, before en-
listing in the marine service was
assistant cashier in the First Ma
tional Bank Of this city. Otto S
military aptitude was noticeable
from the first, and when he secured
the opportunity to attend the Off
GERS training school it was a fore
gone conclusion that he would re.
ceive a commission.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20
Mrs. Harry DeTuncq Deceased.

Word received from the Henry
Schafer family Of Minneapolis,
Wednesday was that their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Harry DeTuncq. was hold
ing her own, but still in a serious
condition, and friends here were
having hopes of her ultimate recov-
cry. But just as we go to press
DR.. Pay received a telegram stat
ing that Mrs. Detuncq passed away
Thursday morning. and that the
funeral would be at 10 o'clock Sat-
urday morning. The heartfelt
symprthy Of Milbank friends goes
out to the husband and stricken
family, the second member Of which
has thus been been called by death
within the past two weeks.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20
Sl2,OOO.OO Worth Of Skins

Mr.. VIM. Fine, Of the Milbank
Hide & Fur Co., returned Monday
evening from Waterfowl and Lake
Norden where he purchased and
shipped to Milbank nearly $4,000
worth of muskrat skins from
fur dealers, and placed them in the
Lammel building, their new q, art
ers, where the company is now busy
preparing them for shipment to
eastern dealers. The company only
a few days ago shipped over
So, 10000 worth of Fox, Mink,
Wolf, Weasel, Skunk and Muskrat
skins to New York fur manufac-
turers.
In conversation with Mr.. Fine,
he stated that the company is locat-
ed in the central part Of the fur
country and expects to handle $500
10000 worth Of furs and hides Dur
ing the season, they being in direct
touch with the fur manufacturers
By handling large quantities they
can buy on close margin and still
make fair profit. The high prices
all furs now command make a small
pile of furs turn into a large
pile of money. as can be seen in the
Lammel building where they are at
work on their last purchase of skins.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20
Health Notice.
On Account Of the Very Great Danger
from Influenza, Ii is Hereby
Ordered:

|. No children under fifteen (15)
years will be allowed in any store
or place of business in Milbank,
They must remain at their own re-
spect:ve homes until further no
tice.
II Crowds will not be allowed
in any store or place of business.
III Do your trading at the stores
in hurry and do not visit or loi-
er in the stores or other places OF
business.
w Two free deliveries from
the four general stores in Milbank
will be made each day, SO order
your things by telephone until
further notice.
V The situation is very serious
in Milbapk and the adjoining
country ard all citizens must abso-
lutely abide by these regulations.
Any violation Of the same will
be promptly prosecuted under the
state and city health laws.
Milbank Board Of Health
DR.. f. N. Cliff, Chairman
Phil G. Saunders, Mayor
Dated December 20, 1918.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20
Red Cross Notes.

The shipment to head quarters
northern division for December
was made on Tuesday and consisted
Of the following articles: knitted
socks. $50 pairs; sweaters, l5o;
pinafores, 8; flannel bed jackets
so; girls dresses, 20; pajama suits,
so; girls petticoats, 26.
The shipment also included the
following articles that were made
and turned in by the Junior red
cross: bedside bags, 800; hand
towels, ll5; refuge quilts 3
The Big Stone branch made 20
and the Albee auxiliary 10 of he
bed jackets for shipment, and each
organization sustained its we'll
known reputation for excellent
work.
Many Of theAuxilaries and the
branches are asking for yarn. The
supply has been exhausted but will
soon be replenished SO that the
wants of all can be taken care Of.
The knitting will have to be kept
up for leng time yet and there is
much satisfaction in knowing that
all Grant county sknitters are al
ways willing to do their duty.
The ladies at the work rooms
have during the past week leen
sewing complimentary tags on the
socks and the sweaters. The new
allotment of sewed garments has
not been received.
Eight hundred and twenty-four
memberships were secured by the
committee that had charge of that
work at the Meehan building.
This means that the good people Of
Milbank and vicinity came in vol
UNFAIRLY and paid the sum of 1924.
to help the Red Cross This of
course is but a small part of the
total membership for the county,
but is nice start toward the five
thousand memberships that should
be taken in Grant county. The per-
son taking the largest number of
memberships was Mr.. Geo. H. Jur-
gems of this city who took the lucky
number Of thirteen, one each for
Mrs. Jurgens and himself. and one
for each of his eleven children.
Mr.. Peter Mekel.ar of Rock
Valley, Iowa, who is visiting his
grand daughter Mrs. A. A. Blom-
quist, was a pleasant caller at the
work rooms on Saturday.
Mr.. Arthur C. A. Rau Of Sisse-
ton, and Carl G.. Schroeder Of Ros
holt. two young soldiers returning
from Camp Cody called at the
rooms on Saturday. The boys
spoke the highest terms of the
treatment they had received from
the Red Cross at the camp and
enrnute
Mr. Al Frinkman this week do
mated $50 to the Twin Brooks
branch of the red cross
Mrs. Thns. L. Bouck. Chairman
War Relief COMMITTEE.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20

In view Of the very serious con-
dition in nearby communities and
the threatened increase of influenza
in this vicinity. all business places
in the county of whatever nature.
except Hotels and Restaurants.
must close promptly every evening
except Saturday, at $50 o'clock.
until further notice.
Grant County Board Of Health
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1918-12-20
Lieutenant Mitchell.

Clarence Mitchell. who has been
at the officers training school at
Camp Hancock, Augusta, Ga, for
the past three months, arrived
home Wednesday night, having
received his commission as second
lieutenant Clarence was attend
ing the Minnesota university when
he entered the U. S. service, and
his friends are pleased to see him
return home with his commission.