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Missoulian Classified Ads Will Rent Your Vacant Houe
Daily Puzzle
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GMOUND HOG DAY.
'I'h(e Kinllgen-maker does not hold
This day In awe-n-., nay,
I'Fr every day with him, we're told
Is ground hog day
Find the ground hog. A\nswer to y esterday's puzzle: LLft side down,
ngalnst huand.
HELP WANTED-MALE.
WANTED - SALESMEN: MANY
make $100 to $150 per month: some -
even more; stock clean, grown on
reservation, far from old orchards;
cash advanced weekly; choice of ter
ritory. Address Washington Nurs
ery Co., Toppenish, Wash.
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
'VANTIED-WOMAN TO WORK BY -
the day. 802 South Sixth west.
Phone 177 Orange.
WVANTED-ONE LAI)Y CI TOCO
late dipper, experienced. Will re
ceive good pay. "Inquire ' treek
Candy Kitchen, 224 Higgins Ave.
HELP WANTED.
YOU ARE WANTED FOR GOVERN
ment position. $80 month. Write
for list of positions open. Franklin
Institute, department 200C, Roches
ter, N. Y.
MEN AND WOMEN TO LEARN
barber trade in eight weeks; tools
.tee; secured over 10,000 lositions
for graduates last year;: unable to
supply the demand; graduates earn
$15 to $25 weekly: catalogue free.
Moler Bystem Colleges, 408 Front
avenue, Spokane. Wash.
SITUATIONS WANTED-MALE.
WORK OF ANY KIND. 1086 BELL
MIDDLE-AGED MAN WANTS POR
ter, Janbtor or outside work. 3 IH.
care Miseoullan.
GOOD, HONEST, TBRIGIIT, WIL.
Ing boy of 16 wants position Pre
fors one where he has Chance to
learn. Answer F1. T. F., care Mis
soullan.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE
WOMAN WANTS WORK BY THEI
day. Phone 885 Red, after 7 p. m.
YOUNG; LADY WANTS POSITION
In office as assistant bookkeeper,
clerk or cashier. Address P. O. 943..
WANTED-SALESMEN.
WANTEFD--ALESMEN IN EVERY
locality in the northwest; money ad
vanced weekly; many make over $100
monthly; choice of territory. Yakima
Valley Nursery Co. ,Toppenlsh, Wash.
PERSONAL.
INFORMATION W'ANTED) REGARD
ing whereabouts of William Wiley
from Jefferson county, Missouri.
Was in Klondike 12 years ago. Re
'ported in Montana in 1905. This is
to Wiley's interest in settlement of
estate. D. P. Porter, P. O. box 980,
St. Louis, Mo.
"H 'T SHOP."
$3.50 SAVED. OlD HATS MADE
new, Ladles' and gent's clothes
cleaned and pressed. Austin, 125
Higgins, in rear "The Other Store."
MACHINISTS.
MISSOULA IRON WORKS-MA
chine work; brass and iron casting
made to order; light and heavy
blacksmlthing. Corner Toole avenue
and Bitter Root tracks.
LOST AND FOUND.
BROWN LEATHEIt POCKETBOOK.
Return 1. J. H.. Missoulian offl e.
See Us
About a 4-room, modern bungalow;
one bedroom and wall bed In
dining room, or can be used as a
closet. Lot 45x130. Payments just
like paying rent.
FIVE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE
FOR RENT
Stoddard & Price
MISSOULA INIURANCE &
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
108-110 E. Main.
PHONES
Independent 61 Bell 147 BIlck
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS FOR RENT J
515 EAST PINE STREET.
2. 3, OR 4 ItOOMS. 322 MADISON.
544 EAST MAIN. IND. PHONE 2258.
THREE ROOMS, MODERN, 523 8. 1
IFourth street.
h(,Il'SEKEEPINO ROOMS. 414 W.
Cedar.
rTHitEIIE PItNIlilioI II( l i'IKEE'P
lng ronoms. llmlnie 073 I'd1.
TWO NIc'EI.Y II'RNISHIIEIC II(I'I, 1
keejping r, om: rleaslonlI.l to steady
tenants. Apiply after 6 p. in. 226 E.
Front.
' - - -
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FIVE-ROOM, MODERN APART
ment February 1. 219 S. Second.
Phone 480 Red.
3-ROOM HOUSE FURNISHIED:
clmoe In. Apply J. T. Lacasse.
Phone 407 Red.
FOR RICNT-'4-IROOM .IFLAT NJCELY
furnished or will sell furniture. Ap
ply ti. E. Klucke.n, Savoy hotel.
HEIVIEN-ROOM MODERN (OTTAGE.
next door Co(nmmercal college. Ap
ply I'. Fi. Mulloch. I,Lthrop.
I'RIC'I' TERtIHACE, MODERN
alartments; furnace heat: gas and
wood rTnge. Teleplhone 285 Red.
FOR RENT-NEW 6-ROOM HOUSE,
modern, 321 Trentont street. Phone
or call. George L. Bteinbrenner.
6-ROOM MODERN HOUSE; FRUIT
trees, woodshed, barn, gardens;
south side. Inquire room 20 Higgins
block.
A VEIRY NICE, 7-ROOM, MODERN
house, south sile., to good tenant who
will take place for term of months,
will nmake .cpeiatlly low rent. R. M.
(' obban Rellty Co.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS.
FIrRNIZRlED ROOMS. 414 WEST
Spruce street.
DESIItA IL,I FRONT ROOM TO
right party. 516 East Front.
ONE NICELY I'FURNISHHD ROOM,
modern 300 Pattee street.
1'ITRNISHEI) 8 TEA MHEATED
rooms. 319 E. Bruce. Call after
noons.
FOR RENT-UiRNISHEID ROOM,
422 Rollins avenue, phone, Bell 623
Black.
TWO NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
roollns In Hammond block. Inquire
room 2.
A FURNISHED ROOM, WITH HOT
and cold water; $12 a month; 302
West Cedar.
THEI VICTORIA-ELEGANTLY FUR
nlshed outside rooms; hot and cold
water; steam heat. 424 North HIg
gins.
BELMONT HOTEL; PRICES RE
duced to cheapest rooms in town.
Steam heat.
DO YOU WANT' A COMFORTABLE
and well-furnished room, steam heat
ed, hot and cold water, at reasonable
rate? By week or month. Inquire
at Schlossberg's store.
STORAGE.
GENERAL STORAGE, HOUSEHOLD
goods, merchandise, fruit and veg
etat les; everything on earth. J. W.
Reoly, 784 W. Cedar.
STORAGE--WE STORE ANYTHING
from a suitcase to automobiles.
Space for merchants to rent: fire
proof building. Missoula Storage
Co., 227 W. Main. Phone 1016 Black.
C. R. Avery, proprietor.
FOR SALE-CORDWOOD.
GOOD, DRY COTTONWOOD CORD
wood, $4.50 cord. R. M. Cobban
Realty Co. Bell Phone 82.
FOR RENT-STOREROOMS.
FOR RENT-TWO STORE ROOMS,
206 and 210 South Third street. Rents
reasonable. Apply C. W. Blair, Bell
phone 86, Ind. 649, or F. A. Mix &
Sons, South Third street.
Dr. W. B. Parsons has taken rooms
10, 31 and 12 in the Allen block and
will bq ready (or 41p1p!q!g 4h1 week.
FOR 8ALE-REAL ESTATE.
SEVEN-ROOM HOUSE AT RIVERn
side. Inquire Hengren Co. store,
Rilerside.
FOR SALE.--TIHOROt'GCII,Y 1MOD
Frn four-room house, X. U. J., care
- issoullan.
FOR SALE-RANCHES.
FOR SALE-A FIVE-ACRE TRU'CK
farm, within the corporation limits
of Plains, Mont. One acre planted to
strawberries, 25 young fruit trees,
good buildings and well: also city
water. A gasoline irrigating plant on
the place. Price for all, $2.500. Ap
ply to Albert Welte, Plains, Mont.
FOR 'RENT-.FURNISHED HOUSES.
lU'ITR-ROOM FURNIStHlED HOUSE.
327 E. Front.
'FOUtR-ROOM Ft'RNISREI) COT
tago on car line, good piano, $20.
1103 VlhO street.
FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
FRESAR MttICH COWS: MRS. M. J.
Amons, Orchard Homes.
HIoIl'SHOLD PFURNITITRE, NEAR
ly noW; 717 West Spruce.
IFl.'RNITURE FOR THREE ROOM.,
complete; cheap. 212 West Pine.
ROlA, TOP DERK, OFF'ICE CHATRS
andg3-drawer table. L., Mlssoullaln.
MAJESTIC RANI1E., SEWING MA
chine, other furnllture. 826 W. Pine.
ONE MOUNTED EAGLTE: CHEAP IF
taken at once. L. J., care MIs
soullan.
ALLT KINDS OF DRY WOOD:
reasonahe price; good mn ,sure.
Phone 7604 Back.
SPRTNG SUITS TO ORDER. INTER
national Tailoring Co. O. Lincoln
Waite, agent.
SEFA T. G. HATHEWAY IF YOU ARE
In the market for cash registers,
safes or typewriters. City hall.
DRY SLABS, $2.75 LOAD. MIS
soula woodyard. 126 WV. Pine. Bell
451 Black: Ind. 1627. Coal, 75e sack.
FOR SALE - COMPLETE SODA
fountain: new: tables, chairs and
stocks; one cash register and coffee
urn. A. D. Price, next Florence hotel.
FUTRNITURE, NIEW AND SECOND
hand: also pay the highest price for
second-hand household goods. Hans
Jensen, 126 W. Main St. Phone 819
Black.
PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT.
A. W. CAINE. P. O. BOX 526.
ACCOUNTS AUDITED, TRIAL BAL
unces and balance sheets: books
written up by the month: terms rea
sonable. I. V. Brickell. room 104
First Nat'l Bank BRld. Tel. 679 Red.
NURISE
EXPERIENCED NURSE. MRS. ANNA a
Hoskins: cases taken home: best of a
ears. 201 R. 2rd want, a
HIDES AND JUNK.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR
hides and junk by the Western
Hide & Junk Co., 521 W. Cedar t
street. Bell 1068 Red: Ind. 1740.
MONEY TO LOAN.
EIGHT PER CENT MONEY ON CITY
and ranch property. Van Valen &
Eickmann.
WE HAVE' $10,000 TO LOAN ON
first-class business property. R. M.
('obban Realty company.
TO LOAN-$2,000 ON IMPROVED
farmsa .3 to 5 ,years, R per cent. In
quire at N. W. A. & T. Ins. Co., Mon
tuna building.
HEADQUARTERS FOR LOANING
and borrowing money secured by
mortgage on farms. ranches and city
property. C. F. Ellis & Co., "the
real estate bargain counter," Helena,
Mont. Corresnoldence sollcted.
DRESSMAKING.
PLAIN AND GIrSON SHIRT
waists made for $1.00. 500 North
Second street.
WOOD SAWING.
WOOD SAW-CALL WOODYARD, 458
Black or Ind. 1627.
S0 OR STRATTON'S WOODSAW
leave orders at Bonner's Grocery.
Bell 114.
WOOD BAW-CALL AT P. M.
Reflly's grocery. Bell Phone 98; Ind.
Phone 544. Prompt attention.
ECONOMY, ORDER OF THE DAY.,
HOW MUCH REINT ARE YOU PAY
ing? Why not cut it out? Let
your rent money pay for a home.
Here Is the plan: We have a ney,
neat, 3-room house and good lot in
South Missoula. It is good value at
$850. Pay us $50 to show good
faith, and then pay us $12 or $15 per
month until -paid for. R. M. Cobban
Realty Co.
EDUCATIONAL.
INTERNATIONAL CORRESPOND
ence Schoo;e-- ssement B. & A.
building. C. A. Blibee, local man
BACK TO THE FARM.
HEREI IS A SNAP IN FARM FROP
erty: 160 acres, only 1 mile from
railroad station; about 40 acres in
cultivation; house, barn, sheds, etc.:
good range around; just the place
to keep a small dairy and lots of
-poultry. This place can be purchased
now for $2,000. Would consider
trade for Missoula property, to the
extent of $400 to $600; $1,000 can
be paid in term of years. This place
has good water rig1it. R. M. Cobban
Realty Co.
POULTRY RANCH
Three of the best poultry prospects
in Missoula county.
Orr-McMichael Really 'Co.
Phones: Hell, 1008; Ind. 604
Qfflcee 409-494 Montana Building
FOR RENT-OFFICE ROOMS.
FOR RENT-TWO FRONT ROOMS
for offices. F. 0. E. bullding. In
quire J. A. Baker.
TIHE OFFICE ROOMS IRtRt'QEN'l'LY
vacated by city engin.cr' office in
VI.Pst National luntk building fr
rent. Inquire at bunk.
ASSAYS.
FOR RELIABLE ASSAYS OR CHEM-{
ical analysis, see I. M. Cobban
Realty company, 212 N. Higgins Ave.,
Missoula. Mont.
ROOM AND BOARD.
BOARD AND ROOM. t01 E.AST PINE.
310 EAST CEDAR.
UPHOLSTERING.
STAR CARPET CLEANING AND UP.
holatering Co. Bell phone 762.
PIANO INSTRUCTION.
MRS. ROBERTA DOOlGI:-HIIP1IEIlt,
teacher of piano and accompanlst,
gives reductions to pupils until March
1. Bell 1098, Ind. 607. 208 South
Third, Knowles block.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
--L
O. K. EIMPLOYMENT AOENCY, 327
Higgins avenue. Phone 694. Night
or day.
WESTERN EMPL Y;I.:NT AGENCY.
124 Higglns avenue. hell phone 140
Red; Ind, 1608.
GENERAL EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
-American and foreign laborers.
Phono Bell 878. 143 West Front
street.
LAND FOR NURSERY.
k'SPLENI)ID OPENING; FOR NUR
sery; 49 acres bent of soil: culti
vated; water right; 3-4 mile fromn
town: fine valley; new house, barn,
etc., $5,500. R. M. Cobban Realty
Co.
WANTED TO BORROW.
WANTED-$1.000 ON PROPERTY
worth $3.500 for securlty. L. R. T.,
Missoullan.
IRRIGATED. HOMESTEADS.
I KNOW OF A PUIW GOOD IRRI
gnted units on the reservation I can
locate you on. Address W. K. Ter
rill. box 102. Ronan. Mont.
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Missoula, Montana, Janu
uary 26, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that Richard
W. Seldeman, of Saltese, Missoula
county, Mont., who, on September 22,
1902, made homestead ent'y No. 2512,
serial No. Q803, for lot 1, .section 14,
township 19 north, range 81 west,
Montana meridian, has filed notice of
his Intention to make final five-year
proof to establish claim to the land
above described, before the register
and receiver of the U. S. land office.
at Missoula, Montana, on the 2d day
of March, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Roy McMullen, of Missoula, Mont.:
Edward J. Hill, of Missoula, Mont.:
William Lea, of Saltese, Mont.; Wal
ter Murray, of Saltese, Mont.
JOSIAH SHULL, Register.
1-28-2-28
Pound Notice.
Notice is hereby given that I have
on the 28th day of January, 1911.
taken up an impounded the follow
log described ltock:
One white gelding, shod on right
front foot, no brand visible. One bay
mare, black mann and tall, shod on
hind feet, harness and saddle marks.
no brand visible; and unless the
owner or owners of the spme mako
satisfactory proof of ownership and
pay the pound foe of one dollar each,
together with fifty cents per day costs
of keeping same while so Impoundedl
on or before the 7th day of February,
1911, said stock will be sold at publUc
auction to pay tile fee and cuats
above mentioned.
Witness tly hand this 30th day of
January, 1911.
THOS. 1. KEMP, Chief of Police.
R. H. McKAY
Commercial Photographer.
Framing and enlarging. Developing
and printing for amateurs.
Higgins Blook Bell Phone 925
16-INCH
Mill Wood
Thei POLLEYS LUMBER COMPANY
Bell Phone 414, Office 116 Higgins Ave.
Prompt Delivery.
Missoulian Classified Ads
Are Result-Getters
Chicago, III., Jan. 28, 1911.
143 Dearborn St.
Standard Lime and Brick Company, Missoula, Montana:
Gentlemen:-WIll you kindly forward me a copy of your pam.
phlet mentioned in your advertisement in The Missoulian on Tues.
day morning, January 24, 1911, and greatly oblige
Your very truly
WHARTON PLUMMER.
The above letter, from a Chicago reader of The Mis
soulian, is only another demonstration of the fact that
this newspaper reaches the people and brings results.
One Cent a Word Each Time
Notice of Dissolution of Co-Partner. I
ship.
The undersignll ed having her tfere
hen trading and doinilg h.l.lnes as
tot-plartner untler tie firm. namlie and
lstyle of Ilerge ltrigg`t comtlanl, it
the city orf lMissoula, MoInana, hereby
g.i\e not.er that they Irave dlllspteldl of
their bLuineps to the West'ern Montana
lllttrl companyv, andi hnave this lty/
ditolve\d nid falrtnrerhlp. rlThe said
(ll rge lrigg.ls ltte e'llling to all the
ellalhms, notes and aecoulnts, due the
Inte flrm, is allne authorized to rot
le,'t themn, anld al.n assui.inet and will
pay all alilainp against ahidl firm.
In retiring fron business le n the city
of MItins.nt.t. we dr.t.re to return our
llsincere thanks to oullr llllpatrons l
friends, for ctrteslel and il trontigO,t
anid behlpeak for ortr stlir.et.esnor their
liberal stlpport. Very re~spetlfinlly.
(1'10:. tIh 11214(l h8,
J. R. WI~tdal1 .
t)ntell Misso.l.la, Montt(IIina, Januailry 31,
1 11.
2I~-1'-2.
Professional Directory i
DR. E. H. FREEZE,
Ph"slician and Surgoon.
Special attention to diseases of
Womlnen.
Suite 47 Higgins Bloock, Third Floor.
Office Toeephone 517. Residence
Tolep..one 512.
SOCIETY DIRECTORY.
WOODMOIN OF' THI WORLD,
CAMP NO. 73--Meets every second and
fourth Thursday of each month, Odd
Fellows' lut:l annex.
J. I. ARREY. C. C.
R. R. WILBUR, Clerk.
KNISGHTP OF PYTIIIAS, LAI'REL
LOD(E No 11--Meets every Wednes
day evening at Eagles' hall at 8 o'clock.
(1EOR(II, BRIcOR, C. C.
H. T. IRASTIIIDG(E, K. of T. & R.
KN(I(HTP OF' COt.tLUMtU. MIS
SOUILA COUlNCTL, NO. 1021--Meets In
Odd Fellows' hall first and third Thurs
day evening of each month.
A. P. QUINN, Grand Knight.
JASR. M. LAVIN, Fin. See.
F." It A T E RN A I, BROTHEIRHOOD
MIISOI'TA LODGII NO 279-Meets
every first and third Wednesday of
each month at 1. O. . F'. hall annex.
EV'ERETT P. WISEIY, Pres.
MRS. M. PAI.AGROVE, Treas.
WESTERN SR'N CHAPTER NO 11,
R. A. M.--MAets first and third Fridays
of each month In Masonic Temple.
A. C. MINER, It. P.
S. H. M'CALL, Secretary.
MISSO'I.A LODGIE NO. 7, RCANDI
NAVIAN tROTHERHIOOD OF AMER
ICA-Meets every scor ' and fourth
Tuesday evening at Odd Fellows' annex.
NERIS BAKKE. Presldent,
II. A. ANDERSON. Rec. Sec.
*VW. J. JOHNSON, Fin. See.
MIRSOULA AEIRIE NO. 32. F. 0. E.
-Mects first and third Tuesdays of
each month at 7:30 p. m. at Eagles'
hall, West Main.
H. It . BAYES, W. President.
JAMES A. BAKER, Seretary.
MIPSOUllA LODGI NO.
18, A. F. & A. M .--Meets first
and third Tuesdays, regular
meetings.
A. .. MINER. W. M.
A. J. BREITENSTEIN, SeRoc.
RCHIILLER LODGE NO 4. SONS
OF HERMANN-Meets in Eagles' hall
first and third Sundays of each month
at 8 o'clock p. m.
FD ROIIKRAMER, President.
F. W. KUPHAL. Secretary.
MISSOULA CAMP NO. 5329, M. W
A.-Regular meetings first and third
Thursdays at 8 p. mi.: forester's drill
second and fourth Thursdays, 8 p. m,
Masonic hall.
A. BRITANCON. Consul
HENRY BLAKELY, Clerk.
127 Higgins Ave.
UNITED ARTISANS-Meets every
first and third Tuesday at Odd Fel
lows' hall annex at 8 p. m.
C. E. AVERY, M. A.
S. L. DUNHAM, Secretary.
B. P. O. E.. IIELL GATE LODGE
NO. 383-Meets every T'uesday evening
Id Masonic temple.
JAS. M. RHOADIES, E. .R..
DAN J. HEYI'RON, Secretary.
MODERN BROTIHERHOOD OF
AMERICA, UINIVERSHI'Y CITY
LODGE NO. 1891-Meets in Odd Fel
lows' hall second and fourth Tuesday
nights of each month at 8 o'clock.
Rooms 511-13, Montana bullding.
JAMES L. WALLA('E, Secretary.
ROYAL HI(ItLANDERS-Meet first
and third Thursday. Ten years in
Missoula: paid death lnlims, $14.500.
Have In reserve $1,148,909.68, or about
$42 per capita: money Is what counts,
and they have It.
MRS. IDA C. WOODSON, I..P.
F. P. KERN, 120 Miidison St.
OWEN H. R)OWLIAND)'S CAMP NO.
9. United Spanish War Veterans
Meets let and 3d Sundays at 2:30 p. m.
in Odd Fellows' annex.
CHAS. W. I:IX')GEN, Commanehr.
J. T. .. CAMIERON, Adjutant.
STR7 A MISSOULIAN CLASS AD
Write for Our
CATALOGUE
OF
FRUIT TREES,
SHADE TREES,
PERENNIALS,
ANNUALS
And everything that goes to make
orchard and garJen good.
MISSOULA NURSERY
COMPANY
Wood for Sale
1,000 Cords
I have more than 1,000
cortds of first-class, dry wood,
which I will supply in any
dcsired quantity at
$3.00 A CORD
F. O. B. Cars Evaro
Address
HENRY MATT
Evaro, M)ontana
LADIES
We mnake a specialty of chit
fon and fancy silk party
dresses, furs, feathers and
plumes.
The oldest reliable cleaner
in Missoula.
Bell Phone 943-1
HOOVER the Cleaner
Sussex and Queen.
ROSEBERRY CIGARS
CRESTA BLANCA WINES
SOLOMON'S SELECT WHISKEY
SOLOMON'S
Family Liquor Store
115 E. Main Street. Phones-4ell,
57, Ind, 594.
Free delivery to all parts of the city
Flathead
Timber Land
For Sale
I have 80 acres of fine saw timber
on level ground; soil good, easy to
get to; one mile from Schley sta
tion; one of my allotments. For
further Information write to
JOHN MATT, Jocko, Montana.
THE
Polleys Lumber Co.
MILL WOOD
.ell Phone 414. Office 115 Higgins Ave.
PROMPT DELIVEpY.
BUY 5-ACRE TRACTS
OF OWNER
Real Estate and Loans
FAYETTE HARRINGTON.
Chamber of Commerce, Phone 67.
Residence Phone 485 Red.
On all kinds of securitles. Montana
Supply & Jewlery company. Pboa
822 black; 505 Higgins avenue.
Well Located Restaurant
For Sale
Best location in town. This place is taking in over
$100.00 per day.
TAYLOR & PEARSON
REAL ESTATE 4 INSURANCE
Office over Beeson £ Armstrong's Store Phone 17241 MI.vJa . i
I °r,'~l i
LAND
If you want a fearm-ft ei
farm-at a reasonable .tl.e, wrlti
,r telleph.ne for booklet deaoltbiltf
In dlIl many gold-bond propotl
tlion-s-mall and large.
Hoverson & Stephens
1(4 E. Main street, Missoula, Mont.
Bell Phone 203
---- --- - -. .-.---- ---3L
Lots without down pay
ment, in good location, If
you want to start a home, we
can and will help you.
Headquarters for bargains
in all kinds of real estate.
List your property with u.
Money to loan.
Van Valen 8
Eickmann
REAL ESTATE LOANS
FIRE INSURANCE
Over Western Montanan Nat'l Bank
Bell Phone 523, Ind. Phone 411
I Have Some
Excellent Securliles
To Ofler for Small Lear
W. R. GLASSCOCI
112 Higgins Avenue.
First National Bank Suilding.
FOR SALE
Close in on Pine street li-foot
lot; T-room modern house; good
barn; easy terms. Finest berry
tract in Or-hard Homes; 1} mlese
from courthouse; $1,500.
Hughes 8 Ferguson
Rooms 3 and 4 Allen Blook
RANCHES
CITY PROPERTY AND
INSURANCE
CARROLL o NAPTON
Masenle Temptle, Bell 7t s Id.
SEVERAL HOUSES
at rock-bottom prices, from $900 to
$3,500. Call and get terms; modern
houses for rent.
A. K. ANDERSEN
Real Estate, Loans, Finre Insuranee
112 East Cedar btreet
ONLY $2,800
On south side; 7-room house, 8 lots,
26 apple trees, bearing; nlce shade
trees; barn; 'ill take team and cat
tie as part payment.
Edward Everson
513 Montana Bldg. Boll Phone 1073
Mr. Austin will sell his new 4-roam
house and two iots on Poplar street
for $1,050. See this home and you
will buy.
BUCHANAN A PEDERSEN
212-214 Montana Building.
FOR SALE
Good established business; small capi
tal required.
Gassert 6 Heyr
128 W. Cedar Ut.
Money to Loan
FIRE INSURANCE
H. D. FISHER
113 E. Main SSt. Bell, 84 red; Ind., 1183
TWO NICE, LEVEL LOTS, two
blocks from University. Can be
bought for $550-$200 cash.
BUCHANAN a PEDERSIN
212-214 Montana Buildling,
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