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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21

Libby again spurted for a lead of 10
points. The game ended 37-24 in
Libby's favor
All our boys played good ball Myers
Gagged four field goals besides guarding
his larger opponent very closely.
Boileau also starred for Boomers at
Libby, making two nice long shots
and working the floor we'll. Twitchell
played part of the game in nice style.
In the face of one defeat the team
moved on to Eureka and changed their
luck by taking the Eureka lads into
camp for a victory by a score of
30-1S. A much harder contest is ex-
pected in the return game with Eureka
as they have spent most of the fall on
the gridiron, turning out winning
football team and have practiced bas-
ket ball for less than a month.
Kent scared the Eureka team by
looping two long shots early in the
game. The Eureka coach pulled Kent's
guard out of the game and placed his
famous football star in to guard him.
who, in his earnest effort to hold Ted.
made four flying tackles for fouls,
which disqualified him from the game.
In this game, also, our boys shared
honors equally which were divided be-
tween Kent, Boileau. Meyers, Wallace,
Welch and Twitchell.
The defensive and offensive work
which Coach Campbell is developing
In his team seems to have taken
new hold on the boys and while vet
he team needs considerable practice
IN their work noticeable improve
nent is made
Much credit is due Captain Wallace
N learning to handle his team while
IN the floor during a game, a condition
which heretofore has been neglected
He handled his team well at Eureka
md Libby while playing, during which
Tine coach has no authority to say
tnything
The boys report the finest of treat |
nent at all three places visited and
we're made feel at home wherever they
vent.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21
LOCAL BASKET BALL BOYS WIN
TWO GAMES AND LOSE One

The Boomers Ferry high school bas-
Aet ball team returned from its trip
into Montana on Sunday, having won
the games played with the Troy and
Eureka high schools and losing
hard-fought game with the Libby high
school.
The first game at Troy proved an
easy victory for the local boys, the
first team playing the first half, lead
ing by 20 points and the second team
playing the second half and increasing
the lead by five more points. The
game ended in favor of the local team
with score of 35 to 10. Leslie Rohlf
and Walter Twitchell showed up well
for the local boys at Troy.
The game at Troy was preceded
by a game between lady members of
the faculty and the school board. This
game also proved very exciting and
furnished lots of fun for all The
faculty won by score of 1916.
The second game at Libby proved
to be the hardest fought game that has
ever been witnessed ON the Libby
floor. Every boy who played in the
game fought hard for his own team
and it was not until the game was
over that Libby was certain of her
victory.
Two teams of apparently equal
strength had met but two fast spurts
by Libby, one at the beginning of the
game, and the other at the close,
placed the game in Libby's hands
The most spectacular feature of the
game was the unerring, marvellous
goal-shooting of Christie of Libby He
dropped in six field goals from the
center of the hail between 35 and As
feet away, but he seemed unable to
get through the defense formed by
Wallace and WEIGH when close to the
basket. The first half ended 22-14 in
Libby's favor. In the second half the
local boys played real basket ball
narrowing down Libbys lead to 4
points but weakened again toward the
close of the game, during which time
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21
is ANOTHER LUTHER BURBANK
Oregon Paper Writes of Experiments
of Senator w. s. Walker.

The following article was published
in the Daily Gazette-Times, of Cor
Wallis, Greg, on December IA, the sub
ject being an esteemed citizen oil
Boundary county, w. S. Walker.
The governor of Idaho recently an
pointed Sen. w. S. Walker member
Of the committee on the Precautionary
of tn Pilgrims Landing. The Sena-
tor has called a celebration for the
18th inst, over the state of Id: no AT
Boomers Ferry, where he is the regu-
lar orator of all Fourth of July cele-
brations, and is also pastor of the
union church, he will deliver the ter
centenary address. The following an
nouncement from the Boomers Ferry
Herald will be of interest to old tim
ers in Benton county who remember
Senator Walker as the president OF
Philomath College when that insti-
tuition of learning was one of the
largest in the state of Oregon:
Three Hundredth Anniversary.
The tercentenary of the landing of
the Pilgrims will be observed at the
Union church on Sunday, the 18th, at
IL a. m. The sermon of the day will
be broadly patriotic. and review the
Pilgrims experiment in communism
Music sacred and patriotic will be Of
fered. w. S. WALKER.
Gratia Populi Pastor.
A friend says of them Senator
and Mrs. Walker have an elegant home
On gentle rise overlooking the pros
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21

Boise, Idaho, Dec. 18.-The an
nouncement from Washington today
that the appointment of United States
Senator John T. Nugent of this state
as chairman of the federal trade COM
mission will be sent to the senate foS
confirmation Monday and that the
junior senator will accept the post inn
mediately. thereby leaving a senatorial
vacancy for the unexpired term to
March 4, is taken to indicate by party
leaders that Senator-elect Frank r.
Gooding will be called upon to take
up his new senatorial duties sooner
than he expected.
Governor D. w. Davis was not in the
city today. Those close to the states
chief executive are of the opinion that
the appointment of Senator-elect
Gooding would be but logical, as he is
going to Washington the first of the
year to be present at the hearings on
the proposed new tariff bill.
Friends of Senator Nugent are con-
fident that his confirmation will fol-
low as a matter of course. Many of
them had hopes that Senator Nugent
would return to the state and assist in
the reorganization of the democratic
party, but they feel that the appoint
ment rendered him is not only in
recognition of his services in the sem
ate, but also in recognition of the dem
ocratic party and Idaho democrats in
general
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21

porous town OF BoDners Ferry. They
are leaders In many of the social func-
lions OF that city, and they take great
pleasure In their friends.
For recreation the senator repairs
to his garden in which he raises one
that will make seventy-five.
When he hears of pumpkin that will
make fifty pies, he raises one that will
make seventy-five. If the poultry
product does not keep up with the
cackle of the hen yard, he feeds vege-
tables to the hens so they will lay
more and lie less At present he and
Luther Burbank are separately con-
Quoting some experiments with the
potato vine, which is a cousin TO the
tomato on one side of the house and
cousin to the tobacco plant on the
other. Burbank is developing the to-
mato tendency. while the senator is de-
veloping the other. The contest be-
tween the two scientists has been
so acute of late that there is no know
ing which way the potato will go by
next election.
Their garden home is the source
of much pleasure and comfort to Sena-
tor and Mrs. Walker in their ripening
years. 1t is worth while now and then
to visit home of this sort and to COM
mune with people who get their
knowledge from first sources"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21
st MarY's Child SaIa

The ladies of the st. Mary's cp;,a
conducted a very successful sale ~
plain and fancy sewing and food st,s ..
Saturday afternoon at The Mccoy 'I LIS
Shop. The receipts amounted -
$19S.00. 10
The sheet and pillow case set wos
won by c. w. King and the embro,d d'
cred luncheon set was won by T +
.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21

Get quick results by advertising in
the Herald.
ENGRAVED CALLING CARDS, and
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Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1920-12-21

Advertise in the Herald: you will
get the best results.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
FURNISHED APARTMENTS

FOR RENT-Furnished apartment. strict
ly modern. 3f6 Fourth avenue north.
TWO-ROOM modern furnished apart
ment. also sleeping rooms. 327 Fifth
avenue north. Fone 5776.
FOR THE WINTER-WeN furnished
flat. five rooms and bath. hot water
radiated heat and phone included, one
bedroom to be retained by male oc-
cupant. S65. North side, blocks from
Tribune. Answer. Box 80 Tribune.
THREE-ROOM partly furnished modern
apartment, $50 per month. Fone 1856.
FOR RENT-Furnished two-room apart
ment: no children. b15 Fifth ave. No.
THREE ROOMS. furnished. bath, cleo
trio plate and coal range, Close in, half
block from car. $50. s14 Eighth st. So.
FURNISHED TWO-ROOM apartments.
16ig Second street north.
TWO-ROOM furnished apartment: no
children. 521 Fifth avenue north.
THREE-ROOM modern, north side, close
in. Interstate Realty. so Steele Bldg,
THREE ROOMS and bath in new house,
also garage. 1G9 Twentythird ST. No.
TWO-ROOM apartment. 515 Eighth street
south Berkshire Apartments,
TWO and thTee-room apartments, steam
heat. electric ranges. 426 First avenue
southwest. Fone 9627.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
HELP wANTEn-MALE


WANTED--A competent handy-man with
some knowledge Of fitting, car
penter work and painting. Good wages
to right man. All-year round job. Write
II interested to NJ J. Sullivan, Alhambra
Hot Springs.
TWENTY-FIVE CARPENTERS wanted.
Form work. Casper, Wyoming; years
work; 94c hour, eight hours work.
Plenty overtime: Lloyd Building Com
pany, Casper. Wyoming.
RAILWAY MAIL clerk examination,
needed. s13oo-s15OO Age 1876. Exper-
ience unnecessary. For free particulars,
write. R. Terry. former civil service
examiner), 481 Continental Bldg, Wash
ington. ID. c.
DID YOU KNOW. or didn't you, that
restful control of the nerves quickly
follows the first application of Debeque
Radium Belt, in cases of excessive use
Of liqucr no matter how unstrung. De-
beque Oh. Co, 20 So. Main street, Butte,
Mont.-Use the mail
F!.RR.sT-CLAss barber wanted at once;
$50 per week. Elite Barber shop.
OsWego, Mont.
WANTED-Messenge must be over 16.
Apply. Western Union
WANTED-Ten men TO learn a special
or apply at school Practical Auto
mobile and Tractor School, 113 Central
avenue. Great Falls, Montana.
WANTED AT ONCE
Men to learn welding and cutting. Ap-
ply, Hemphills Trade Schools, Inc.
TOT Hawthorne Ave, Portland, Oregon,
or write for free catalog
LEARN-Actual auto repair, vuicanizing
Los Angeles Y. M. C. A. Auto School.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
HELP wANrED-FEMALE

WANTED-Girl for general housework.
1905 Second avenue north.
LEARN PHOTOPLAY WRITING-Profit
by class instruction. Night class opens
January Is. Arrangements for private
instruction and day classes may be
made. Call or write. Anne Judd, 1914
Fifth avenue north. Fone $685.
COMPETENT GIRL for general house
work. 1909 Fourth avenue north.
STENOGRAPHER-P one who
has had experience in law office. c. c.
Smith, 4O4 Ford Bldg.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL or commercial
girl to assist In housework. Family OF
two. 1902 First avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
LEGAL ADVERTISING
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS.

Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Com
merciaI National Bank will be held in the
offices OF said bank on Third street north,
In the city of Great Falls, county Of Cas-
cade, Montana, on Tuesday, January l3.
1920, at D. m, for the transaction OF any
and all business that may properly come
before the meeting. BY order Of the board
Of directors. L. H. BOOKER. Cashier,
Great Falls. Mont. December IS. 1919
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

ONE OR TWO nicely furnished rooms
for housekeeping; reasonable. One
block from car line 71s Sixth st. SO.
SUITES at 216la Central avenue
TWO housekeeping rooms on ground
floor, wide private entrance, gas and
fone; in modern house. on car line.
722 Thirteenth street north.
ONE or three large furnished rooms. heat
and lights. 500 Seventh avenue south.
TWO desirable rooms for housekeeping
in modern house. Fone 9o79. I'll Fifth
avenue north.
TWO modern furnished light housekeep
ing rooms, heat, lights; $40 month.
413ha Third street south.
THREE furnished housekeeping rooms.
9os Eighth avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 2O9 9Th ST. n.
THREE clean furnished housekeeping
rooms. modern, $50, including light.
2125 Sixth avenue north.
TO COUPLE-Lady to work for part
rent. 615 Fifth avenue north.
LIGHT housekeeping rooms. So First
avenue north.
ONE housekeeping room. $40 End ave. n.
CLOSE IN-One room with kitchenette
complete for housekeeping, no children.
906 Central.
HOUSEKEEPING ROOM steam heat
and gas. Colonial Hotel, 800 Second
avenue south.
ONE LARGE front housekeeping room
for rent. 626 1st Ave. No
THREE unfurnished. light and heat.
1924 Central Ave.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, o11 1st Ave.
S. w.
FOUR rooms, modern, ground floor.
reasonable rent. 525 7th Ave. north.
BEST housekeeping rooms, close in, on
car line. Low rate. 521 Sixth ave. south.
LARGE furnished housekeeping room,
with kitchenette, large closet in mod
ern house. Adults only. 1901 First av. s.
FURNISHED two rooms, modern, up
stairs. S23 Seventh avenue south.
TWO large front rooms for light house
keeping. $50 Sixth avenue north.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms, 61s 1st ave. n.
HOUSEKEEPING rooms. 5o7 4th ave. s.
CHEAP housek'g rooms. 400 sth ave, No.
CORY HOTEL-Housekeepi rooms.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
FOR SALE-FURNITUKE

FOR sALE-One range. $1,000: one large
heater So; one heater S4; one iron bed
stead 81. 4o5 Third street south.
FOR SALE-Cheap. breakfast table, open
dinner set and cooking utensils. Fone
1888.
RANGE. bed sideboard, rocker, small
table. and dining table. SO First ave. n.
STROUD PIANO. Al condition, at a
bargain. Fone 1855.
FURNITURE for sale and house
for rent. Good proposition for anyone
to clear house rent. Call between and
8. at III Third avenue north.
FOR SALE-Furniture for Groom room
ing house, close in, easy terms.
Sol Second avenue north
FOR SALE-Furniture six roomed house
cheap house for rent. 415 3rd st. No.
GAS RANGE sideboard. 1o1o 1st Ave, So.
LIBRARY TABLE. bookcase. feather
pillows 219 Third avenue north.
FURNITURE FOR SALE used one
month. Fone $3.50 or 53i9
FOR SALE-Daven---O in mission oak
and brown leather. practically new.
Phone 6496.
FOTR-ROOMS furniture for sale. House
for rent. The first party with S100 takes
IT. 1926 Seventh avenue north.
FOR SALE-McDougal kitchen cabinet
34o1 Second ave. north. Fone 556s
MAJESTIC RANGE with water front,
almost new. aa5 First avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

FOR SALE-Ford touring car good
tires. a bargain. SOC Central avenue.
FORD touring car and Ford roadster and
a good 4-cylinder speedster. Prices
right. Western Motor Co.
DEAD STORAGE for cars. 109 Sixth
street south. Fone 1890, office hours
SMITH FORM-A-TRUCK. completely
overhaulcd, in good condition. 1k-ton
Denby truck, Will make good truck to
haul coal. SIT Central avenue.
1917 AND 1918 Buick touring cars. GIT
Central Ave.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
TO TRADE

TO TRADE-Five lots In Choteau, Mon
taRa. Two lots on south side. Equity in
2A-acre tract and four-room house. and
avenue north. VIII trade for house and
lot in city. or farm land. p. Q. Box 4O3
WILL TRADE--A proposition (cear
title). out Of which you should work
$4,000 and permanent profitable bust
ness, for any property worth $4,000
Apply, Box 80 Tribune.
SIXTEEN LOTS-West Great Falls,
clear title, to trade for farm land
Box 80 Tribune.
GOOD IMPROVED farm in central
Washington to trade for Great Falls
residence property. Call or address
2208 1st Ave. No
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
PLEASE NOTE-We do not charge
classified advertisements to resi-
dence addresses.
FURNISHED ROOMS

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WARM sleeping ROOM modern. 1910 Cent?:
Rooms. housek'g. Above Cascade Ld'ry.
ONE nicely furnished sleeping room, 81
per week. 71S Sixth st. So. Fone 8846.
WELL furnished room in modern bum
galow, $3.50 per month 1913 4th ave. 8.
MODERN furnished room for gentle
man. 527 Fifth avenue north.
FURNISHED room. 80 Second ave. No.
WINSTON HOTEL, 319 Second avenue
south. Good home for work man.
ONE WARM sleeping room suitable for
two. 626 1st Ave. No. across street from
Jackson boarding house.
LARGE front room, suitable for two,
close in 309 4th st. No.
SLEEPING room, third floor, Northern
Hotel. $40 month.
MODERN furnished front room, SIG per
month. 315 Third street north.
FURNISHED front room, suitable for
two. 1131z Park Drive.
WARM modern room, So week. 91s Sixth
avenue north.
NICELY furnished comfortable rooms,
modern house. G06 Fourth avenue north,
or fone 6492.
NICE warm room, 1922 Second avenue
north. Fone 5331.
ROOMS or housek'g. Vandervort Hotel.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
wANTED-SALESMEN

LIVE SALESMAN wanted to sell stock
for one of the best OIL companies In
the great oil fields OF North Texas. Can
furnish Bank reference. VIII let drill
ing contract within ten days. liberal
commissions paid. Big 1000 Acre OIL
company, Central Stock Exchange,
Wichita Falls. Tex.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS

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LARGE apartment and Groom apt In
quire. basement entrance 911 3rd ave. n.
VERY DESIRABLE, three-room flat,
wall beds, kitchen cabinet, clothes
closets, rent reasonable. Inquire, 1307i2
First avenue south.
TWO-ROOM and kitchenetto apartments
strictly modern. for rent Bungalow
Court. Apply Hickman 324 Central.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

FOR sALE-Ford Fone 1868.
FOR SALE-One Overland runabout car
in good condition. model 1917. Price
right. Address, A G.. Raynesford, Mont
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
Professional and Merchandising
a.15 n o. sz1z " CLASSIFIED s.zz ~ .. CAL
FOR Observation-Disclosures

F0E NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR SALE-Bungalow size piano, slight
ly used. Box Al Tribune.
ONE No. 5 Imperial Oxy-acetelyne weld
ing and cutting outfit complete. This
outfit has been in use about two
S125, will sell at $50 Gait Bros. Garage,
Stanford. Mont.
FOR SALE-Ladies skates size 10; S.
Fone 1876.
NOTICE-special sale for dry-lander in
second hand clothing for men, women
o'clock. Opens again Monday II o.
clock. 309 Fifth street south.
FOR SALE-Piano, slightly used. Easy
payments. $40. Fone 1882.
HEATING STOVE, medium size. only S.
Az Fifth avenue south.
FOR sALE-Ladies dLIs skates size 1o.A, $3.50
FOR SALE-One genuine leather dufold
couch; one white enamel chiffonier;
boys bicycle, and other pieces Of fur
niture. 312 Third avenue north
MEMS overcoats, mackinaws. sheep
aprons for sale cheap. 1871 Second
street south.
FOR SALE-12x14 double floored shack
1921 9Th Ave. south.
IF YOU WANT real bargain on Ford
size tires and radiators, call at s06 Cen
DROPHEAD sewing machine, good con-
dition, bargain. 700 3rd Ave. So.
$500 GOOD DROPHEAD Singer sewing
machine. 1924 Central Ave.
FOR SALE-One GA Hoffman steam
press, new last July, price S325.00. H.
5. Carlson. Browning, Mont.
BURLEY SMOKING AND CHEWING
tobacco from factory to user, 42c per
12 OF. pkg, postpaid. Stamp for
sample Moeller Tobacco Co. Box IA
Green Bay, Wis.
THREE gas plate, used only
two months. 726 Central ave. Fone $500
THREE beautiful oil paintings, work of
prize-winning artist from Washing
ton: at bargain prices. See them at 4l9
First avenue north.
ONE BRICK bakery oven and one port
able bakery oven and other bakery
equipment. at a bargain. Mecca Inn.
FOR SALEM Cray ice-box .2x18 feet
Call Peoples Meat Market, Third stree,
south. before January 10.
SOME MEAT MARKET fixtures for sale
Peoples Meat Market
FOR SALE-Tailor's Singer sewing ma
chine 21s Central ave. Fone 6s35.
FOR SALE-Number One timothy, up
land and mixed hay. Seed and feed
grains of all kinds. Corn, oats, milfeed
and niiiomaiZe. Call for prices. Car load
lots only. Fone 269. McCaull Dinsmore
Co. SIG First National Bldg.
TYPEWRITERS bought. sold and re-
paired. F. M. West. Great Falls, Mont.
ADDING machines, new and secondhand
f. W. Harris. 125 w. Broadway. Butte.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
AUTOS FOR SALE

1919 FORD ROADSTER 1919 Ford tour
ing. Almost new. Right price and easy
terms Overland Great Falls Co, 301
First avenue north.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

ANOTHER SpECIAL-A passenger
1919 model velie. run just enough to
Special price for qucil sale $3.50. Velie
Agency.
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
FOR RENr-UNFUkNIsHED HOUSE.

1,es,,.l:--.l FoR RENI-UNFUKNlsHED HOUSES HOUSES
FOR RENT-Four rooms and bath. 1904
Sixth avenue north.
FOR RENT-One broom heated apart
ment, No 19-A Nilson-Smith Apartment
house Fone 9489.
SEVEN ROOMS, bath; south side. Four
rooms, bath; north side. Dunn Block.
FOR RENT-Three-room house, partly
modern. 815 Twelfth street south.
FOR RENT-Five-room modern house,
hot air furnace, full basement, wash
room; full lot 1905 Eighth ave. north
FOR RENT-A modern 5-room new bun
galow on north side, to party that will
buy complete first class furniture.
Everything good as new, used only six
months: included a high grade piano.
To responsible party, terms. P. 0. Box
EIGHT-ROOM house for rent. Fone
FIVE-ROOM partly modern, 513 10th St.
south. Inquire S14 End Ave. south.
FIvE-ROOM house 2l23 Eighth Ave, n,
FIVE-ROOM unfurnished house. partly
modern. full basement, at 2o15 First
avenue north. Inquire at Aker Bros,
2101 Central
FIvE-ROOM house, 500 Ninth ave. south.
FOR RENT-Four- room modern house,
with garage. Inquire. 1716 Fifth av. n.
LARGE unfurnished house at 424 Fifth
avenue south; suitable for. boarding
and rooming house Murch & Wuerth
ner. 401 Ford Bldg.
SIx-ROOM unfurnished house in Boston
Heights, garage and garden. $50 per
month. Murch & Wuerthner. 401 Ford
Bldg.
FOR RENT-Five-room strictly modern
apartment. TO Seventeenth street No.
Five-room house, modern except heat
1925 Seventh avenue north. Fone 7S1o
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09
SITUATION wANTED-MALE

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STRONG BOY. student, wants work for
room and board 319 Fourth ave. So
WANTED-p Position as stenogra pher
Ample experience and ability. Can get
good references. Address, 612 Second
avenue south, city.
FIRST-CLASS all-around man wishes
position as cook. Wife as dishWasher
In or out Of town. Box 81 Tribune.
WILL KEEP small set books. figure in
ventores, get trial balances and balance
sheets. by competent accountant. Fone
1404
Great Falls daily tribune., 1920-01-09

FOR RENr-rURNIsHED HOUSES


TWO rooms, full basement, modern ex-
cept heat and bath; new range, good
heater; half block from car line.
Fone 1868.
FOR RENT-Modern 7-room furnished
at 1921 Eighth ave. No, or fone 1859.
FOUR-ROOM modern well furnished
house; also well furnished 4-room house
partly modern; rent reasonable. Call,
621 Eleventh street north.
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished house
water and light included. Inquire, 1901
Eighth avenue north.
THREE-ROOM furnished house, also
4-room house. Inquire, basement en-
trance 911 Third avenue north:
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished house.
Reasonable. 1920 Third avenue north.
FURNISHED cabin. 3o4 Fifth ave. So.
FURNISHED. small two-room house.
Inquire 619 Sixth street north.
THREE-ROOM furnished house. Apply
715 Park drive.
DELIGHTFUL furnished home, to couple
without children, rent reasonable, Box
20, Tribune.
FOUR-ROOM furnished house for rent.
1909 Seventh avenue north.
FOR RENT-Three-room furnished house.
Apply, 800 Seventh street south.
SMALL furnished house. 519 8th ave. So.
FOUR ROOM modern furnished house.
two blocks from Hotel Grand. 5 Sixth
street north.
FOR RENT-Five-room furnished. house,
three blocks from Hotel Rainbow.
Sixth street north.
FOR RENT-Small furnished house.
south side D. Watson Robb. 121 Cen
trail avenue.