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Order or HEARING.

State of South Dakota. County of Grant-se.
In Circuit Court. Fifth Judicial Circuit.
record oy order of court. where holder thereof
10 deceeed, upon petition Of Emil Alfred Giom-
etad.
Whereas, Emil Alfred Glomstad. petitioner,
has caused TO be made and hled a regular appll-
cation for al order discharging Il certain mort
gage OF record by court, when the holder thereof
Is deceased, representing SAID mortgage to have
been fully paid, ana that no active representa-
tive Of the estate OF Even II, Glometad, deceased
MORTGAGE, is DOW acting IN said es,ste, in the
state OF South Dakota or elsewhere. and that a
certain mortgage made by Hans E. Gtomstad
and Martha Glomstad, his wife. murtga gore. to
Even IL. Glomstac. MORTGAGE, dated December
10, le9S. filed in the Office of the register Of decide
day, recorded in book 50 of mortgages, page 179,
for the stated consideration OF $500, upon and
covering the southwest quarter OF s ctton Is,
township ll9, range ~. Grant COUNTY, s. D.. has
been paid and not satisfied OF record.
Now, therefore it is ordered that a hearing
upon such application shall be had before this
court. at the chambers of this court, in the,
court house in the city OF Webster. Day county.
Sonth Dakota. upon the Goth day Of JAY. 1919, at
) O'Clock p. M. of said day. or so soon thereafter
as counsel may be heard. and notice Of snch
hearing shall be given by che publication of this.
order in the Heraid-AdYance at Miibank. South
Oak ota, In said Grant county, where said land ie
situated. for a period of three weeks next pre-
ceeding the hearing thereon, at which time and
place OF hearing any person interested may sub
init proof OF the facts recited in said petition, or
SHOW cause why an order of the court should
not be made directing the regieltr of decide OF
Grant county, South Dakota, 10 satisfy said
mortgage of record BY order Of court, as provid-
ed by statute.
Done at the City OF Webster, Day county,
south Dakota. this Sd day of July, 1919.
(sesl) PRANK ANDERSON, Judge.
Attest: Earl Liggett. CLERK.
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Stockholm

June "a.
Miss Esther Isackson came up from
Stacyville. Ia, last week to visit
friends in Stockholm and vicinity for
some time.
Mr.. Matt Hedman of Turlock, Cal,
spent q few days last week visiting
relatives here.
Mrs. Chas. Holt OF Watertown was
q caller in town last Friday.
Mrs. Carl Hasslen and children of
Ortonville, Mimi. came up last week
to spend some time with Mrs. Hass-
lens parents Mr.. and Mrs. Olaf Lief.
Miss Ruth Fornell came home the
first of the week from Strandburg,
having finished a very successful term
Of school at that place.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. X. E. John
son last Friday, two boys.
Miss Esther Johnson is spending a
few days at the farm with her sister,
Miss Judith.
Mr.. O. r. Lief and children of Wat
ertown are spending a few days at
the O. B. Fornell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J.. Dahl came up
from Minneapolis last Friday for a
visit with the Dahl family, Mr.. Dahl
has lately returned from service over
seas.
Miss Mabel Hallberg had some den
tai work done at Watertown last
week.
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Mrs. H. ii. Willard went to the
Webster hospital for an operation,
Tuesday evening.
Frances Stanton came up from APP
pleton, Mimi, for a visit with her
little friends.
Quite a number of Summit citizens
plan on spending the 4th by picnicing
at the lake.
The Button children of Montevideo
assisted at the Kempen home this
week. Miss Agnes Kempen returned
with them for a few days visit.
H. B. Hanson. the shoe man, who
has been quite i'll with pneumonia, is
much improved and hopes to soon be
able to attend to his business regu-
larry.
The Farmers club held a meeting
at the Binde home Friday evening.
Mrs. Melby and son Lyman return
ed Thursday from Westby, Wiscon-
SID. anu ISOCLcStCI. NAAAu.
Mr.. and Mrs Poison and children
| of Aberdeen, spent a few days at the
10. P. j. Engstrom home this week.
Chris Fransen who is still far from
being we'll, returned to the Webster
hospital Saturday for a few days
| further treatments.
, Curt Stoddard purchased the DR.
Lull house and lots and plans on
moving here next month He will do
some remodeling and repair york on
the property
Andy Jorgenson, recently of Uncle
/ Sans service. has accepted a
position in Aberdeen and will move
his family there this week
Gladys Larson began work IN the
Gilbert Slaathaug merchandise store
last week Miss Myrtle Busk has TAX
en- her former position as post Office
clerk
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Corona

Scot Drake returned Saturday from
Winslow, Wis, where ne had been to
attend his mothers funeral.
Nellie Phillips is visiting with her
aunt Mrs. Judish near Browns Valley
Leland Jennings returned to Aber-
deem Saturday after visiting a couple
of weeks with his grandparents Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Clark.
+. T. Bird of Willow Lakes was a
caller in town Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ehele and
daughter Gladys of Minneapolis were
visiting relatives in Corona and vi
entity the last few days.
Mrs. Mortensen and son Carl went
to Ortonville Thursday returning Sat
urday: Carl had his tonsils removed
while there.
Little Esther Peterson of Wilmot
visited with her aunt Mortensen be-
tween trains Tuesday.
Ray Stapleton returned from Phil
adelphia Monday where he had been
to get his discharge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Soule visited
with relatives at Wilmot Tuesday.
Mrs. Alice Hart returned to Water
town Saturday after visiting with her
mother Mrs. Gilmore a few weeks.
Miss Flossie Bowers was a Milbank
caller Thursday.
Luther Chellis was at Hartford and
Milbank Thursday playing with the
l5lst Artillery band with which he
played two years in France.
Quite a few from Corona attended
the Roberts County Farmers picnic
at Hartford Thursday.
S. E. Loveland has invented a
pump for pumping out cellars. 1t is
made Of stove pipe, we hope it is a
success as it is greatly needed in Cor
ona.
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A freight vreck occurred ear1v Sun.

A freight wreck occurred early Sun
day morning II miles west of Twin
Brooks just under the bridge and
kept the wrecking rev busy for a
while, one box car was demolished
and two were pulled of q broken
draw bar was the cause-nobody hurt
The Pete Olson family all went to
Marvin to attend the wedding OF their
neice Olena
The Y w G A Tag day in Twin
Brooks went we'll over the top The
young girls sol them at the picnic
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Chautduqud
Four Days Of High Class Entertain n.
ment and Instruction.

The chautauqua entertainment
opened the four day course last
Tuesday; the musical contribution
of the first day was a quartette of
young men vocalists who gave a
number Of fine selections. with
we'll blended voices, that were
heartily appreciated. :
The lecture by Senator J.. G..
Camp Of Georgia in the afternoon
was a masterpiece as an analysis Of
the world war and the character Of
German kultur, showing up the
nature and spirit Of the German
miIitarisrs. whose egotism and un-
holy ambition to conquer the world
under the false doctrine that might
makes right, plunged the world in
to the horrors Of a brutal war. In
the evening the lecture on the spir-
itual results of the war was abbrev-
lated on account of mosquito an
noyance.
On Wednesday the S p h e r
Schwartz Co., consisting Of two
young ladies', with a half a dozen
different instruments. gave a novel
and pleasing entertainment that
was heartily encored.
The lectures by Harry c.. Evans
on the world war, was a fine word
picture of what took place at the
Piana when the allies made their
great offensive against the Austri.
an line. Mr.. Evans was one Of the
active managers of the Y. NJ. C. A..
in Italy and France and his present.
alton Of the work of the Y, shows
that the organization was subjected
to much unjust criticism because
an additional work was placed up
on them by the military authorities
in taking over the canteen and re-
lieving several thousand regular
army men for service in the field.
They were ~unprepared and untitled
for this work but took it over and
handled millions of dollars worth
of business, but at a loss to the as
ISOLATION.
In the evening the speaker gave
his experiences in Germany. where
he was working in the years when
the United States was neutral.
when Germany had conquered her
enemies on the east front, and
when it looked as if she was about
to overwhelm the French and Brit.
ish on the west front. The arrival
Of the American army at this criti-
! cal time alone saved the allies from
defeat. The speaker paid a splen-
did tribute to the valor and worth.
mess Of the American soldiers in
France.
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Twin Brooks.

Mr. and Mrs John Driessen c
panied by Irma and Earl have gone
to spend a week at Wild Wood
The Farmers picnic at A A Bohn's
grove Saturday drew a large crowd
Twin Brooks boys won the ball
game as Grant Center was all out of
practice-19 to 4
Mr. and Mrs Geo Stoddard made q
visit at the F E Roberts home
The Misses Hazel and Letha Brown
left Tuesday for Big Stone to attend
the Chautauqua there
Mrs r r Bonn and Leta came down
from Odessa, Mimi, to attend the
Farmers picnic
Miss Lena Adolphson has gone to
visit at the H Il En%gebretsen home q
while
Miss Lillian Egrmayer made q trip
to Milbank Tuesday and left Tuesday
night for Big Stone
Quite Q number of our town folks
autoed to Milbank Thursday to hear
the Gopher Gunner band play and
oil express their enjoyment of the
splendid music rendered
Nj and Mrs Gilbert Bowers of Mel
willie, N D, and Mrs Len Beardsley
and ION ere visiting IN town among
relatives and friends ~ 6rst OF the
9nak
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June ~ July 4
Notice of Application for Probate
of Will.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,
County OF Grant. }ss.
In County Court.

In County Court.
In the Matter Of the Rstste Of Hans j. jacobson.
Deceased.
The State OF South Dakota sende greeting to
Tilda Amanda Jacobson, Celia Painter, Annie
stanton, Hermanda Stanton, Arthur Jacobson.
Lillian jacobson, Mabel J acobs. n, Cora Jacob
son, Louise Jacobson, Eyeline jacobson, Edna
jacobson and Rosa Jacobeon, heirs next of kin
of Hans j. vacobeon, deceased.
Pursuant to an order Of eaid Court. made on
the 18th day of June. A. d. 1919, notice 10 here
by given, that Wednesday, the 9Th day Of July
A. ID. 1919, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, of eaid day, Ut
the Court Room of said Court. at City OF MIL
bank, tn the County of Grant, have been appoint.
I'd az the time and place for proving the Will of
SAID Hans J; Jacobson deceased. and for hear
ing the application of Tilda Amanda Jacobson,
the issuance to her OF Letters Testamentary
when and where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the same.
Witness the Hon. S. $. Lockhart, Judge OF the
County Court and the seal OF said Court, THE
18th day of nne A. D.. 1919. at his office IN the
City of Milbank, County Of Grant, State Of South
Dakota.
(Seal) s. s. LockhaIt,
County Judge.
G. G. Bnsh, Attorney.
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July q
There was q shower in Stockholm
last Thursday evening. but no bridges
were washed sway The shower was
on Ruth Fornell given by her friends
who presented her with many useful
gifts for her new home
Mr. Arthur Berg came home from
Aberdeen last Tuesday for q visit at
the parental home
Messrs Carlson and sister Miss
Lydia Carlson and a Mr. Peterson
came down from Britton last Satur-
day to visit the Hallberg family a
few days returning home on Tuesday
The Stockholm male quaitette made
a trip into Minnesota last week to at
tend the Luther League convention
They were IS far as st Peter and re-
port the roads fairly good The trip
was made in Mr. Johnson's car
Miss Esther REDEEM entertained the
Busy Bee club last Friday evening
Mr. and Mrs c A Berg visited at
the Ostlund home last Sunday
Mr. and Mrs G A Hallberg and sons
Gottfred and Lester went to Langford
last Tuesday in their car, they will
spend a few d.ys with relatives and
friends in that vicinity
Misses Esther ~Isackson and Edna
Lundquist were Watertown passen-
gers last Friday evening
Mr. Geo Berg brought home a brand
new FIVE passenger Ford last Satur-
day
The 0 3 Fornell home was the
scene OF a very pretty home wedding
last Saturday when Ruth, the young
est daughter was married to Mr. VIM
Zomar, Of Watertown After the GER
emory a sumptuous wedding pper
was served Only immediate rela-
tives and a few intimate friends were
present Mr. and Mrs Zoman left for
Waterfowl the same evening
THINK N
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Mr. and Mrs A H Anderson of Big
Stone and John Ecklund of Wilmot
were visiting relatives in this vicinity
Saturday and Sunday
Miss Jetta Tenney accompanied
Mrs Ed Legaard to Bristol to spend
a few weeks
Little Velva Cofit, cut and smashed
her fingers quite badly Monday in a
lawn mower
Jake Schad Sr has sold his meat
market to Emil Weide, a son of Aug
ust Weide of Milbank, and Mr. Weide
took possession Monday Mrs Schad
will still buy stock Mr. Weide will
move his family here in near future
Mrs Tom Barry and Mrs Art Blood
left Monday evening for a visit with
relatives at Lindstrom, MINI. and
points in Iowa =
Chas Tenney and family and Will
Steele and family and Mrs Solberg
left Tuesday by auto for a visit with
relatives in Minneapolis
Emil Johnson of Ortley was a caller
here Saturday
] L Watkins and wife and Miss
Bonnie Parish left Monday by auto
for a trip thru Montana They will
visit the Chas Dockow family at Mis-
soula
Mrs Shelter returned Sunday
from a few days visit at Gary, South
Dakota
Rev Rinearson and family left Mon
day by auto for a visit with relatives
at indianapolis, and Shelbyville, In
diana, and to attend the Methodist
Centenary exhibit at Columbus, Ohio
Mr. and Mrs Frank Tenney. Sr and
daughter Policy, and Mr. and Mrs b
F Wilson left Tuesday by auto for a
trip to Hot Springs. and thru the
Yellow Stone Park
On June 18th occurred the marriage
in Minneapolis, of Miss Adeline LEI
fingwell and Mahlon Mohn, the bride
is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs + r
~Lefiingwell, of this city, is well known
and has been engaged in teaching,
Mr. Mohn is a dental student at the
Minnesota University, and has visit
ed here and was recently discharged
from army service Both have many
friends here who extend c~ongratula-
tons
this past week of marriage of Miss
Mamie Holbrook and Oscar Oswald
Magnus at the home of Rev. Hargett
in Brookings. on June 18th The
bride is a daughter Of Joseph Hol-
brook now of Webster anN taught in
the Webster school the past year
The groom is City auditor OF Web
ster They will be at home to their
friends July 18th at Webster Their
many friends here extend %congratula.
tions
Mrs Antoine Jydstrup and son Jay
returned Saturday from their visit
with the FRANK Stanton family a
Appleton, Minnesota
Miss Bonnie Parish's Ahool chill
dren with their parents held a picnic
at lake Watapapa Thursday
The Methodist Sunday school en-
ioyed a picnic at the lake Friday
Summit citizens are
} general welcoming day, in honor o
our soldier boys some time early il
July
w E Raymond retu rned Saturda.
from his trip to Minneapolis ant
Wata Mrs Raymond remained
for q longer visit
On last Tuesday, at the home o
the brides parents in Blooming Val
ley occurred the marriage of Clare
Mogen to Lloyd Kneeland Rev Lind
seth officiating, Miss Ursal Kneelant
attended the bride and Arthur Mogel
was best man Both bride and groom
are we'll known aud highly respected
and have a host Of friends who e.
tend hearty congratulations The.
are on a wedding tour by auto Il
points in southern Saskatchewan
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Fancy Santos Coffee at 4Oc
per b.. buy now before the mar.
ket advances again.
L. w. Thirsk.
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June27
Augl
summons.
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA,)..
County Of Grant. So
In Circuit (sOurf.

STATE OF SOUTH DAkOTA.l.
County Of Grant.
10 Circuit Court.
Fifth Judicial Circuit
Frank W.. Dornbusch, Plaintiff.
John LOTHIAN, Defendant.
The state of South Dakota 10 the above named
Defendant.
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint OF the plaintiff 10 the
above entitled action. which ID hereto attached
and herewith served upon you, and TO serve =.
copy OF yonr anewer to the eaid complaint on
the subscriber 1t bis Office IN the city of MilDaDk
In the county OF Grant. In said State Of South
Dakots. within thirty days after the service Of
this summons upon You. exclusive VI the day OF.
Incl service and 4 , gu fell to answer the said
complaint within thirty days after the service
OF this Summon upon you, the Plaintiff In this.
action will apply to the Court for the relief de-
manded in eaid complaint, ard coste.
Dated Of Milbank, South Dskota. this 31st day
Of Nay, 1918.
ThAd l.. Fuller
Attorney for plaintiff,
4ilbsnk, So. Oak.
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To the defendant: Take notice ,hst the Con-
plant in the shove entitled action has beep SLID
n the once Of Clerk o. Circuit Court. nilhenk j,
3. D.. and summone 10 being served b. publtcar
ton porsuaDt TO order o. eosrf.
fhad Z. Fuller
Plainet4D Attorney.
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Meats IN Storage"


Every working day OF the year
POUNDS OF meat are required
10 Supply home and EXPORT needs-and
~,,., ~ - -. &c 49,. !. 100000.
OAy - 70 ~es u1S SAP0seu'
These facts must be kept In mind
when considering the u. S. Bureau of
there were l,34s, ooo.ooo pounds of
meats in cold storage. If the meat in
storage vas placed on the market it
would only Be 20 days supply.
ms meat Is moi arunclaily "ltnnelo
nom uaoe cnai'1'els 20 MAINTAIN OF
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1919-07-04

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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-11
SAFE AND SAVE AT 12a


Chances are rare where
money can be invested in the
best class Of real estate at a
figure that viii net Il percent
OF better per annum. but
here is one.
Il is not a proposition Of
-on paper only but the prop
erty in question has earned
this amount through nearly
two years Of II Paso's most
trying times. which of course
means that there is q splendid
chance Of it doing even better
in the years to come.
It is an apartment house in
the best OF neighbOrhoods,
built in 1917. on corner, fairly
close in, modern in every re-
spect. always IN demand.
Most OF the tenants have been
there since date of erection.
It viii take nearly ten thou
sand cash to handle It and the
assumption OF as much more.
No trades considered II Won
are contemplating building an
apartment house, you can save
the difference between the
cost n 1919 and now, which in
this case amounts TO several
thousand dollars.
Only q few people can rec
ognize an opportunity TO
make money.
are you one Of the few
You viii not be disappcint-
ed n you investigate
Turner. KEMP & GOODWILL.
Over State National Bank
Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-11
For SaIe-City Property.

= LOTS on corner. two blocks from
Altura Park. on car line; $500. Phi. 352z.
4 ROOM. partly modern cottage. FUR
nished or unfurnished; will take car
6406W.
FOR SALE BY owner, room modern
bungalow, sleeping porch, front porch,
basement. cement sidewalks. garage,
Is young fruit trees. on two lots. To-
bin addition. near washington park.
$1,000 Small payment down. balance
easy terms. Take anything OF value
as part payment. Phone 7011-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-11
FoI saIs-AuIouobIe.-Wanted

foR Sale-Automobi les-Wa nted
IND FoKDS at lad prices. Auto Laundry.
CASH PAID toE Cd Fords- Phone 81.
CAMPBELL 81. GARAGE, sls T. Camp
BEL I've storags S per month. Phi 177z.
FOR sAIE--Ford touring car IN excellent
cndition. Phone 49,
AUTO LAUNRRF-Have Your cars washed
while you wait 2oe y. kansas. Pm. 977-
WILL trade for Eight car land near CO.
lumors Oh we'll Phone 57f2W-
WANTED-Dodge or Ford touring car IN
good condition Phone sss2
FORD for sale. 5 passenger, equipped with
extras for camping. half price. owner,
10 s OREGON
PARMELEE- gneto ana starter repair
ing We q eciaiize IN armature rewlnding.
211 W san Antonio St
FOR sALE-A good late model pas
ssnger car. cheap for immediate sale. Phi.
1852
WANTED-ro buy Fcrd car by private
family. no dealers need apply. Address
O. y. Har5in. City. general delivery
MAXWELL car. Just overhauled and
painted. good tires and engine Phone
FOR SALE passenger 1915 model
Studebakcr car for sale. in first class con-
dition- Phone 56l5.
BENT FRONT AxLES straigbten-d on
car. Radiators and fendera rspz.red
Brown Welding Co. 500 Texas Phi 1851
lfANTED-AutonobiIe a. part pavfnent 81,
a room. partly modern cottage Phone
ete5W-
FIVE passenger car as first payment on
Is acre farm. lower valley. address c 10.
care Herald.
BUICK 5-nass. touring car, late 1917 model
D45, in line mechanical condition and
good looking. $3.50. Phone 2ossW-
FORD car. II model. splendid mechanical
condition. been used by private family
only. price $3.50. Phone es2lw-
WANTED.
VIII pay cash for small cars Call rs
up about your car
WALTERS 4 DURHAM
Phone 1895.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-11
For SaIe-MiseeHaneOus

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ONE LARGE STEEL SAFE, size 50x32x35
Price S225- Can be seen in the Herald
building lobby. apply TO 5Ir. Teazey- at
The Herald office
FOR SALE-A complete assay office. hu-
mid and dry processes one ncV Wurlitzer
one level and several other engineers in
struments. ali in coed condition For in
formation call at 611 Caples Bldg. or Phi
4os.
FOR SALE+Cheap. one oil Perfection oil
stove and oven. ice box and kitchen table.
one large turkey. small part Airdale and
brindle bull pup. 1915 Myrtle. Phi. 4s5i.
TWO filing cabinets like new one Y a
Shawn alker cabinet with two letter
drawers and two card drawers. Address
G ll3. care Herald.
FOR sALE-Drzft horse. ? studebaker
delivery wagons suitable for bakery. dairy
or other purposes. and complete sets
harness. single. brass mounted. all in first
class condition address E 12s. Herald
EXCHANGE those Cd pieces OF
furniture for some OF that dependa-
bic Foutz-Moore furniture
FOUrZ-MoORE FURNITURE CO.
s7x54 BRUssEL rug. special ..-----s $50
YOUNG FURNITURE CO.
For Rens-Houses Furnished
BUNGALOW near Fort Bliss. Phone s2ls.
SIX room house. sleeping porch ISIS
Montana
SIN room. modern furnished house with
Sleeping porch Phone sIss.
FURNISHED s room cottage with sleep
ing porch 6ls Prospect Pm 2i3fJ.
WELL furnished 5 room bungalow. APP
ri @S11 Fort flnfrfcvar1
EOUR-ROON furnished bungaiow in Cow
eminent Hi. where the nights are cool
Call after D n. 917s Cumberl1nd ST.
MODERN room brick. block car and
paved street Gra1dvlew. small family de-
sired; references. Phone S9ssJ.
FURNISHED house. rooms and base
lnent- All conveniences, new and modern
Phone 1888 lsoT z. Nevada VIII lease
FOR RENT-Furnished cottage OF three
rooms. bath and nice large sleeping porch,
SIS month water paid Take Highland
car Inquire I'll Piedras,
For Rent-Houses UNFINISHED
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NINE room house elese IN. Phi 7sosaL
FOUR rooms ana bath. newly papered and
painted- ISIS Blsbee. Phone ss1sJ-
UNFURSISHED room cottage. 1907 e
Boulevard. SIS month. or viii furnish for
permanent tenant Phone 1850
FOR RENT-six room two story house.
close IN Business hours phone l3.. after
?. n. do.
FOR RENT.
-Four R. ard porch. close in------. z7-5o
Mckee Bros. ees Mills Bldg.
FOR RENT.
Beautiful s room house. nicely furnished. !
extremely well located on W Boulevard. !
facing public square. big garage and ser /
wants rooms. year lease. bond required /
500 a month. exceptional value. Phone j
155S. Rental Dept.
BROADDUS & LEBAROS.
FREE rent 70 couple for care OF small 4
place two miles from smelter. good water {
fine air and scenery address c IL. care (
Herald
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-11

FOR sALE-BEAUTEUB HONE
$4,000. Entirely modern nine room
house On Epson Ave. nicely furnished
fine location-big lot-hardwood
floors Observation-Disclosures system
and gas heaters. Big garage vita
servant rooms. owner going east
makes extremely low price for quick
sale