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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-12-27
Magnitude Altitude
MARSH GROVE

The Christmas program which was
given in Green Valley school was well
attended.
Miss Ingrid Wassgren left for War
rem zen Friday to spend her Christmas
vacation. :
8 Miss Agda Sahlberg, who is staying
with Chas. Peters0n's Of Viking, spent
Christmas at her parental home here.
Mrs. J. Doe and Miss Minnie Doe
spent Christmas Day with Mrs Clara
Shern. 49, &Es,. 5s9 & !. 81 sss5l
. Messrs. Oscar Sahlberg and Emil
Shern were visitors on Nels Doe Mon
day afternoon
Ed. Hanson was visiting at the
home Of John Ande rson's in Comstock
Sunday. ~ ,.:. zs .5ss. !,
Mats Jelly accompanied his sister,
Miss Jelly to ]. Boes where Ole Jelly
met her and took her out to visit
with her brother in Alma Monday.
Mrs. c.. Shern entertained some
friends Christmas Day for supper.
Those present were Misses Nora and
Ethel Hanson and Hulda Engen,
Messrs. Ed. Hanson, Nels Doe, Oscar
Sahlberg, Clarence and Walter Engen,
Emil johnson and Walter Hagstfom
from FOldahl. 90. 80, ,.sss:
. Miss Ethel Kl1tter, from Warren,
spent her Christmas vacation with her.
folks here .;stss5 53 ss3
Ladies' Aid meets at Hartvik Eng
ems home Dec. g at 2 O'clock tns@1the
afternoon. 81 fs n =.
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.VI.KING

a large crowd attended the program
given by the school children of dis
trict 81 Friday evening. The follow
ing program was rendered
Pantomine, Silent Night.
Holly Drill. 5s8 e ss;,5sz@
Dialogue, Mrs Santa Comes Into
Her Own.
Duet. Star of the East.
Star Drill s{...
Dialogue, Christmas in All Lands.
fl Pantomine, o, Little Town Of Beth
lehem.
I'll Acrostic, Christmas.
Good Night. ~ ~
Carrie Sahlberg left for Warren
Wednesday.
Alice Tanberg, who has been tele.
phone operator at this place the past
three months, left for her home at
Marsh Grove. Miss Annie Stone has
accepted the position as operator.
Agda Sahlberg, who is employed at
Chas. Peterson's, spent the Christmas
holidays at her parental home.
Mr.. LUDWIG Loge, Of Oslo, spent
Saturday with relatives here.
Victor Sustad returned from st.
Paul Wednesday morning. 81
David Drotts and Raymond Halyor.
son, students Of the Northwestern
School OF Agriculture at Crookston,,
are spending their vacation at their
respective homes i I. 55sI S.
Ole MebustS spent d couple Of DAYS
at Warren the forepart of last week.
Emil Styrlund returned from the
cities Saturday morning to enjoy q
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North Marsh groves.

The Marsh Grove base ball team
will have an Envelope Social in sssthe
sFafryiew school house Saturday even
ing, Dec. Both. Ladies bring lunch
for two; boys bring q well filed peck
Let book. Let every body turn out and
help the ball team. al
Miss Esther Jackson arrived home
from Moorhead on Saturday evening
where she is attending school,, to
spend her Christmas vacation with
home folks, s$ SIS y.
Eliza :Haarstad arrived home from
GrookstOn last week where she isa at
tending school to spend her vacation.
Alice Tandberg returned home from
Viking last week where she has been
employed as central girl. s5 ~.
Mrs. Goplin and children and Gust
Monberg, from Vega, came up to spend
Christmas with relatives and friends.
Miss Ella GOplin came up & from
Warren on Saturday to spend Christ
mas. 81 S s
Grace Cast, who is attending school
In Argyle, arrived home for her
Christmas vacation. }3 assS3S
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Windahl, Mrs.
Goplin and children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Willie Windahl, Gust Monberg were
entertained at Mrs. NJ. .B. LENS Tor
dinner on Sunday. I'M:
g. Mrs. Lem and son William, MI. and
Mrs. Art W1ndahl and June, Mrs.
Goplin and children and Gust Mon
berg were entertained at Mr.. and
Mrs. Willie WindahIs for dinner on
Christmas Day.
Elmer and Conrad Bjornrud came
home from Newfolden to spend Christ
mas with their folks.
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The program held sFriday afternoon
Eby the & adium school was very good
and we thank the Teachers and the
pupils for the pleasant afternoon ar
fOrded ug. We wish them al1Aa
Merry vacat fon. School will be re-
sumed Monday, Jan 8, at s. a. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. as ". sommers were
Warren visitors sunda
Milton Warner, Of the University
OF Minnesota, Is spending Xmas Yaca-
ton with. his parents In McCrea. 81
s good program was given in the
McGregor school Thursday evening.
"a large number was In attendance
and all enjoyed the evening.
Miss Helen Loen, Miss Bessie Sed-
lacek and Miss Laura Hill, who are
teaching, are depending Xmas vaca-
ton at their respective homes
Ray Wildes left Tuesday evening
for Bemidji where he will spend some
time. So s...
Mr.. d. v. BY is spending the
Christmas season with his family in
Minneapolis. 90
Mr.. Evend Knutson has gone to
NAAOu1C 4NAXCAss w AC4C have
charge OF the gravel pit during the
next two weeks. 800
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Nelson, of Trail
and Mr.. Carl Loen spent Christmas
at the j. H. Loen home. (.
Miss Marie Strobe, of Fordville, is
spending part of her Christmas va
cation with her father and brothers
in Radium. 4
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. J,
Bauers haEbeen quite III the past few
days. care anxious for him to
have a speedy return to good health.
The Women's service club will meet
with Mrs. j. n. Pierce Thursday af.
ternoon, January 18th, at p. M.
Miss Josephine Loen was employed
at the Farmers Store during the
Christmas rush. = q.
A fine Christmas program was held
! in the German Lutheran church
Christmas Day at 5 P. M.
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8 TIMELY RES oLUTIoN

Ralph, = said his father, what good
resolutions are you going 70 make for
the new year 81
not going to fight with Frank
Ross any more,' replied Ralph.
I'm glad to hear that, my boy
said his father but why did you
make that resolut ion r, ss5sS8
Cause was the answer, 81 al
ways get licked.
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additional Local
eWs

Buy It at the Rexall Store

Buy It at the Rexall Store.
a. D. Collette left Saturday for
Winnipeg to spend Christmas visiting
with friends ssss8;
Miss Helen Enebak left Thursday
| for Minneapolis where she will re-
main indefinitely
Miss Hildut Monsoon returned this
morning from Wi1mar where she Wis
tied during Xmas with friends
MOTHERS! Why not protect the
children BY using milk from Tu.5
berclin tested herd7 p. Frost Spauld.
Ing Farm Co
Mrs. VIM Girard, Of Chicago, is
spending Christmas at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. II. John
son, Of this city. .5#.
! Miss Ester Hilleboe, an instructor.
Of the public schools Of Mora, return.
ed Sunday to spend Christmas with
relatives in the city. .5
Miss Esther MCCLELLAN, who Is teach
ing school in South Dakota, arrived;
last Friday to spend her vacation at
the home Of her mother here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Anderson and
baby arrived last Friday from Crooks
ton to spend the Christmas holidays.
at the home Of John Anderson Of this
city. .-.-.8z..s.5 5 s+sz.-s
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Dahlof and son
went to Hallock last Saturday morn
ing to spend the Christmas holidays
at the home of relatives, returning
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrss Aug. Clauson, Of Hal
lock. are spending the Christmas holt
days with their son-in-law and daugh-
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Titus Hultgren, OF
this city.
Mrs. Rasmus Hage and little daugh-
ter left Monday evening for St. Cloud,
to visit. at the home Of Mrs. Hayes
mother, Mrs. Payden. Mrs. .Hage will
be gone two weeks.
Miss Sarah T. O'Meara entertained
the teachers Of the Washington school,
her Normal Glass and a few other
friends at four o'clock luncheon last
Wednesday afternoon,
Misses Edith Rosendahl and Esther
Lindquist, teachers III the public
schools of Paynesville, arrived home
Saturday morning to spend the holt
days with their parents.
Mr.. Ernest johnson left Tuesday
evening for GlenwoOd after spending
WALL u1UluCI, MIS- IN.
A. Johnson. Mr.. Johnson is at pres
ent State Highway Engineer Of Pope
County. 5s N ii
Donald Sinclair, Of Stephen, passed
through here last Friday enroute to-
his home at Stephen to spend the
Christmas vacation with his parents.
Donald is a student at the University
of Minnesota. s.ss
Invest SIS or $40 month with the
Warren Building and Loan Associa-
ton and in a short time you will
possess $1,000 or $4,000. New series
of stock now issued. For information
ask the secretary, A. e.. Mattson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Conner, Of Min
neapolis, and Mr.. and Mrs. H. O.
Hendrickson, of Britton, South Dako-
ia, are spending the holidays at the
home Of Mrs. Corners and Mrs. Hen
dricksOns parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Axel
Skn0Qr
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SUNDAY SCHOOL NEWS

The program given by the Sunday
School Sunday evening was very good
and was attended by4a packed house.
The programs committee wish to thank
the scandy Committee thank thank all ali
those wne So literally contributed to
supply the candy, nuts and apples.
Come out and enjoy the last day in
1922 with, us, Sunday. Services will
be hel dat 2. r. NJ. ~ 81
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ANDERSON and Hildas Larson s4u10e0sI ~
Warren Saturday
81, Mr.. David Guata fson, Of Thief HI
yer a1ls, spent the holidays with RI
atiVes here. ss.Ss5
Iyer Anderson and Otto Sustad, 6
Whitman, n. OAK, are visiting ~
their respective homes.
Several Vikingites attended the pro
gram given at the Harold Hanson
school house Thursday. evening
Ella Anderson, OF Thief River Falls
is spending her vacation with her
folks. SIS
81 Mr. and Mrs. s. Olson and son Nor
lal, Of Warren, spent the Christmas
holidays at Mrs. OIson's parental
home, F. o. Andersons. $3.50
Beda Peterson, the local High
School teacher, left for her home at
WaHen Saturday morning to enjoy
two weeks vacation
Words has been received Of the
marriage Of Esther Erickson to Ed.
Frances Of Crookston. Esther Erick-
Son is the daughter of Mrs. Peter
Erickson Of this place. Her many
friends extend congratulations and
best wishes.
Misses Myrtle, Ruth and Vivian AM
derson returned from Winnipeg, Cam
ada, Saturday evening, where they
have been employed for some time.
Alfred Larson, Of Thief River Falls,
returned last week to spend some
time at his home at this place.
Annie Anderson, who is employed
at the Spaulding Farm, is visiting at
her parental home
1 g N,
tOed to Warren Saturday.
Rev. Ole Moen, of Thief River Falls,
conducted services at the Phil. Peters
home Christmas Day.
A family reunion was given by Mrs.
|C. J. Tangquist Christmas Eve.
Mrs. Asplund and little son OF
Grand Forks, spent the Christmas
holidays with her mother, Mrs. Adolph
4 Larson, and with relatives.
Gust ,Anderson's entertained rela-
tives at dinner Christmas Day.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Frances, of Crook
ston, spent Christmas at the latter's
parental home.E
Miss Mabel Ordahl came home Mon
day morning to visit at her home at
this place.. ss-s- -#.
. Carl and Werner jacobson, who are
fOu9p1OySu dL rAu101, xk1t0I = d4lSS fAS1tSN
at their home here Sunday and Mon
4 day. ~. -
1 Rev. o. Sande and Rev Drotts con-.
Quoted services at the North School
i House Tuesday afternoon
Miss Helen Larson returned from
Warren Monday evening to visit at
her parental home..s szs
Misses Myrtle and Violet Krohn are
I, spending their vacation at their par
!. entail home, Ed. Krohn's.
Mr.. Conrad Hanson autoed to War.
rem Monday.
Edith and Clayton Edworths, who
are attending high school at Warren,
are enjoying their Christmas vacation
with their home folks.
! Norwegian Lufh. Church of wilkins
! 8. J. BREKKE. Pastor.
Morning services in Viking at 10 80.
Christmas tree and program by Sun
day school children in the evening be-
/ ginning at Z 80. Il:
The annual business meeting Of the
congregation will be held New Years
tDay beginning at 10 100. - s..
. Services in the evening in the Morse
language at z :45. z:5ss
Services in New Solum Sunday, af-
ternoon at 800
You are heartily welcome to be with
1 us at these services.
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Mrs. Laura M. Hoyt Recommends
ChaTnb0r1ai l11s Tablets

81 have frequently used Chamber
lain's Tablets, during the past three
years, and have found them splendid
for headache and bilious attacks.
am only too pleased, at any time. to
speak d word in praise OF them
writes Mrs. Laura n. Hoy Rockport,
.H5
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COMES 4 Nd GOES

The record shows that the old year
goes out and the new year comes ins
q less Of who Isl look Ing so yon
nigh as wen set 81 our usual sleep.
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ASTRO MI 1l
OBSERV T'IONJS
By Levi 81 ohnson y
Table for the Week Dec. 31-.jan.6 81

The Moon will be Immediately east
OF Aldebaran Sunday night Will be
highest 8 "a M Tuesday and Full
moon g :33 r. NJ. the same day We'd
knesday evening it will be in lire and
almost half ways between Procyon to
the south and the twins Castor and
Pollux to the north. Saturday morn
Ing IT will be 2119 deg. south OF ReguS
lus. zs s
The Planets Sunday Saturn rises
l::31 q. N. and in meridian "a & q :O7
"a. N. Jupiter rises 8 ::43 AZ. NJ. Venus
rises 456 a. N. and Mars sets 1925
|P. N. The Earth in Perihelion (near-
est the SUM- Tuesday, 3 p. NJ.
Table OF Meridian Transit Of the
great stars for the night Dec. 31-Jan.
1st.l :s: s5ss!; \ sss 5sss.ss
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-24
ELwoOD, g., 1917.

For sale by owner, Groom house. Usage
1888.
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OKLAHOMA

WELL-iMPHOVED farms near billings
and in the vicinity Of the oil fields;
from 10000 10 $4,000 per quarter sec
tion. j. r. sparks. billings, Okla.
YOURS FoR REAL SERVICE IN FARMS
Have 10 acres clear.
Have 20 acres clear.
Have 90 acres clear.
Have 80 acres. all win be on hard sur
face road: will sell or trade for good
Tulsa property.
which will bo on hard -furface road
priced 20 sell.
7 n, word, 22i Lynch Bldg.
Cedar 1854, Osnge bb36. Res, Usage sb35.
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Real Estate tor Sale
ACNnAGK rnn SALE

\CRE TRACT--iiave good acre tract.
less than one mte east OF Lewis, on
Federal drive, Price 81, 900. with tlb0
Cashi balance t2b per month. NJ. j.
NInas " Co. OaaGa lhaA
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Real Estate for Rent


.sss - hNb htAhlMbNTN 10
SECOND, e. 1i3i-Four-room apartment,
hardwood floors. In-a-dor ted priyate
bath aud laundry; newly decorated.
SIX ROOM modern apartment. Karase.
maids rooms, laundry; 'anitor service
tl0O monthly Usage 37s or Cedar sos
THIRD. W, si5--Four-room apartment,
heeping porch BRICK building. laundry;
well ARRANGED no children.
T1tREE-ROOM apartments stTIctIV mod
ern' siS 5. Peoria. Call Usage 45SO.J
THREE-ROOM modern spaftTnent- over
ERrage; 2i2 W. Eighth, $3.50. osage
22l7
TWO s-ROOM unfufnished enartmenI.
sla >. Peoria; s2b per month. Usage
TWO 6-room apartments Tor rent, $40
month. call cedar 2bos-R. after tp. IN
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own YOUR HOME"

OWNER offers fine new 7'room bungalow
In q high. slightly. east.fr3nt location
on lot bOxib0. three bedroomsi bteahinht
room. with pullman suite; rurigeratof
room; basement; garage. drive cement
porch; beautiful manteli opehlhs.
weethefstrippod; .modetn kncheh ana
bath; excellent tringed shades yard
sodded, etc. For price ana terms sec
r. y. Genet. phone Cedar S9SS or os"se
OWNER selling out; going 10 bis chill
Not junk: In the heart OF the cly
Al for si2,5o0; some cash. bal.
nnce on terms 81 rooms, close to car
line and station; $1,000 or loss down.
VIII pay for Itself Coming business
stuff. Lighttoot Sales Co, osage GbS9'
OWNER don't need money; sell new D.
room bungalow; oak floors throughout
mnntel; built-in features; east front
north side small cash payment and
$50 monthly Usage -. -
REDUCED 81 200 for quick sn.e; 6-toom
bungalow and garage; located on notlh
side, Phone Usage 95b2i residence
sfx-RooM BUNGALOW.
THREE BEDROOMS
&c $50 buys this attractive, mode' n bungh-
low; good location. east rlfth place, on
payoment; near car line, three eh-
ceIient bedrooms; oak floors throughout;
bullt-in features; gstsgs iui,s'Ee' 'o''
good terms, n special bargain.
a. J. JENKINS A. SON -
osage 43OG.3775 62s Mayo bldg'
SAND SPRINGS car line! one-half block
from paving and station; new '-toonl
bungalow, beautifully decorated; sink
and pump In kitchen; French d9ot. :,
closets and pretty nHtuIesi .hs o'nes
month. Cali owner Mr.. Pratt oSsge
III. -----
SAND sPRiNGs LiNE-By owner brand.
new 5-room house WIN glsHSea ~
porch; right up -to.the-mlnute, on hat
acre OF ground. with bearing fruit trees
Call Oaoge 1901, Cedar ll2. osage
SIN-ROOM DUPLEX, on East Tenth
street, modIrn In every respect; bulIt.
G4bOO. $500 cash and balance arranged
Call Lee. Usage 6b6l. A0a security Bldg
SNAP BARGAIN
Suburban--Haye on Federal drive three
foot o"i lot. Price ii.26O. good terms. ~
Il. Farmer CO., Usage 7its, osags 5IA5
ilb T.. Fourth.
SOUTH ZUNiS-SlX-T room house: lot 56E
$50 east 'front.' basement; garage, man
tei: hardwood floors; built-in features
Price 1880, $1,000 cash; balance ike
rent. Call Lee, osage Gb6l. 4Os secu-
rity Bldg .-.--
THE KEENEsT California bungalow In
the city. $500 five rooms and break
fast room with beautiful arched en-.
trance living room 1921, select onh
floors tile bath with Pembroke tuh;
wide cornice mould. best Of finish, dec
orations and fixtures; red tile concrete
trout and slide porcheH thatch root
basement rouRhed-in for furnace, high
corner lot; restricted southeast side 10.
cation, 500 cash Will handle. Call
Cedar 1921.
UNIQUE. new. eastfront 2-famlly house
close In; garage accommodation OF slt
rooms 70 each side; close 70 school,
church and transportation; oak noors'
nice decOTations terms, owner. Osage
$50
WE HAVE dandy i00xl foot corner
lot; high and dry, one block OF Sand
Springs cur line ana pavement, with a
new 8-roOm house and good well This
property 70 clear and priced 20 sell,
NJ j, Glass 4 Co, Usage lb3i.
WHAT DO you THINK?
Broom residence; close In. only $500, ,
easy terms, Address ie2-G care World.
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EXCHANGE-By owner, Groom, modern 4;
pavement; transportation and school
ti0o cash ana good car. first payment
Usage 1901.
FlVE-ROOM house. close In, on east side 4.
good well; fruit trees and grapes; full
slze lot offered at special bargain
price, t2,600, easy terms Cedar ll62
FOR sALE--Drand.new, Groom bunga-
low. southeast side: tile bath. base
ment; heavy oak floors. ivory finish
roughed IN for furnace. fireplace;
you can count; cement porch finest
wall paper decorations and lighting
m mmxturesi one Of he pre,tlest homes
10 suit you. Price ss,26O. Leslie Brooks
Co, exclusive agents, Usage 2S73
FOR sALE-i6sG $. Baltimore Av.
wall King distancei east front, slp
Iooinsi modetn, garage ana servants
buy owner Will sell furnished or un-
furnished; attractive price. Call Usage
slif or Cedar i752.
FOR sALE--stonebrake heights; 7-room,
2-story, east front. double sleeping
porch: heavy hardwood floors: enamel
finish; beautiful decorations; Gear Ra.
rage modern servant quarters; $4,000,
It. Leslie Brooks Co. Usage 2s13
FOR SALE-Seven-rooin, 2.story: large
rooms; strictly modern home. east side
easy walking distance OF business; has
large sleeping porch. only $4,000; will
take lot AZ part payment. Leslie
Brooks Co, Usage ?s7S.
FOR SALE = New broom bungalow
$500 hardwood floors; finished IN
white enamel; hlgh neautifu lot, over.
own terms on balance, Letlle Brooks
Co, Dsage 2s73,
FOR SALE or TRADE--New California
style bunsa!ow, In MeLane addition
will take good car or lot as first pay
ment or Will sacrifice for cash. Call
OSage s5i6R, after q.
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WHAT DO you THINK?
l2.f0Om residence; close In. only $500,
easy terms. Address i2l-G care World.
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REAL ESTATE

700 BLOCK. NORTH DENVER
An exceptionally well-bullt bungas
low. located on high ground; paw.
ing and sewer paid out. six large
rooms and breakfast room; huilt-ln
refrigerator. breakfast table and
benches. oak floors and finish;
French doors. tile bath, bullt-in tub.
shower bath. pedestal lavatory tile
mop railing. bookcases. large closets.
built-in kitchen Cabnet brick
foundation: large basement. fur
mace, billiard room. fruit closet.
garage a real homo. Storm-shc
2Nl0 Jnist on i6-inch centers. Priced
Tor quick salo at $4,000. Terms.
w. FRANK WALKER,
Realtor.
32i s. Boston Usage 4of.
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WANTFD-TO RENT
HOUSES TOR RrNT

WANTED--Furnished bungalow or house ;
must he first class; six months
or year's lease; can furnish plenty OF
references. Cedar 3bl7-J.
WANTED--To rent. by responsible party,
3 to Groom unfurnlshed house, Irving
place or Crosbie heights preferred.
Phone OHage 1888.
wANTED-Dy couple, modern well fur
nished house IN good neghborhood for
summer months or permanently, CAL
Usage ll76.J.
WANTED-Five or six room strictly mod
sTn house In good reighboThood; north
or south side preferred. Call Usage
Alt0-J.
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I'VE, ROOM east front. second floor
partment; two closets; sleeping porch:
gng 'front.' porch; basement with locker;
bss3. No'' "aiA'"s Instance oSas'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or trade for city property, So
acre improved farm, southeast Tulsa.
near paved road. Osage 1893.
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UNIQUE. new. east t.front, 2-family house
close In; garage accommodation Of Sir
rooms 70 each side; close TO school,
church and transportation oak floors
nice decorations. terms, owner. Os'ge
800
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MISSOURI.

POULTRY FARM
Well improved 30, fruit, water, health .
f7s5. terms. Arthur Mountain View.
Mo.
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ltEgANr APARTMENT-Two In-a-dor
o osus and dressing room; kitchen COM
peely iLrr ished. Florence. Twelfth
Ahd Elsen. Cedar 1000,
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Real Estate for Rent


wANrED--IO RENT ~
wANTED--June !, or a-toom furnished
apartment with garage. first floor,
1855.
WANrED--To rent or 6.room modern
house with garage, close in. good neigh
bothood Address tt0-G care World
WANTEIp,Servants quarters In the vi
cinity OF 80 u. Twelfth. Usage i7io-R.
MANrED-Six-room, modern house. Call
osnge l7bf.
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ARKANSAS
MEXICO.

WE HANDLE Mexico aud New Mexico
ranch properties. Some bargains for
quick sales. g, u. McGinnls, Box T22
Fort WORTH TeSnH