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SPORTS.
LEAGUE
Bcsnlt of Yesterday's Ball Games In
the Killoul and
—Quakers Take One Off Sew York—
I Interesting Games Played.
STANDING OF THIS CLUBS.
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Boston .. ..
Pittsburg .. ..
Chicago. ..
New York..
-Philadelphia..
Cincinnati.
St. Louis ..
Brooklyn .. ..
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2 ......
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$800
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2 A-vBOO
2 .{.'BOO
8 4^ 400
2 'i000
4 !\i V00
1 GUM Yeaterda*.
Philadelphia 4, New York 2.'
Cincinnati 2, Chicago 2.
_____
w,
Games hilar.
Boston S, Brooklyn S.
Pittsburg 5, St. Louis 3.
Chicago 8,"Cincinnati 6.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
... QpKm Ow'TietNh J&
Philadelphia, April i7.—The1 good
pitching of Lush for the Quakers was
instrumental in defeating New. York
yesterday. The score:
R. H. B.
New York 2 4 3
Philadelphia .. .. .. ...... 4 8 1
'-Batteries: New York, Ames, Wiltso
and Bresnahan Philadelphia, Lush and
Doaln.
Cincinnati In Lead'
Cincinnati,. April 17—Cincinnati won
yesterday's game by scoring three runs
in,1 the eighth inning, the bases being
full when the third man was retired.
The score:
.. R.H.E.
Cincinnati .. .. .. 3 7 2
Chicago 2 9 1
Batteries Cincinnati, Harper1 and
Sehlel Chicago, Lundgren and Kling.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Washington, April 17.—Washington
made two hits and two runs off Dygert
in the first Inning in yesterday's game
with Philadelphia, fend then Waddell
went to the rescue. The score:
R.H.E.
Washington .. .. .. 3 5 1
Philadelphia.. Sfel 0
Batteries: Washington, Kltzon, Sud
holt and He^den Philadelphia, Dygert,
Waddell and Schreck. ...
sl Boston Taken In.
New York, April 17.—New York de
feated Boston again .yesterday, set
ting the winning run in the niAth in
ning, with no onejuit. The score:
New York.. ..
R.H.E.
i'.
4 9 0
Boston r. iS 4 2
Batteries: New York, Newttfn, Leroy
and Kleman Boston. DIneen and Ora-'
ham.
Manager McGraw of the Giants has
sold Robert, Hall to. Baltimore. Last
year Hall played with both the New
York and Brooklyn Nationals.
STATE NOTES.
?... A
The Aneta branch 5f the Great
Northern is being pushed and will
reach Devils Lake this' spring. That
city qlso rejoices over the prospects,
of a new depot—one of the finest
W. F. Craner. formerly leader of the
.State band of argo, will have the
leadership of the new Eagle band,
which, is being organized in Devils
Lake,'and it is safe to say it will'be
a success.
The contract for supplying the
Jamestown asylum with dry goods for
the ensuing year has been awarded to
Sam Blank of Valley City. The yearly
expenditure for this purpose amounts
•to about $5,500.
The coroner's jury at Blanehard de
cided that the Finlander. Lane, whose
dead body was discovered in a ditch
near that town, ,had been murdered,
but were unable to determine* in what
manner or by whom the crime was
committed.
SECBET HISTORY {~,
How France Escaped a German Alli
ance Dnring Fashoda Excitment
Metienne Lamy is doing his tactless
btest, through a series of articles in the
Eclair of Paris, toy solidify the Anglo/
French entente by removing the last
disturbing taint of the Fashoda fiasco
of 1898.
He currently states that when the
meeting of Kitchener with the. Anglo
Egyptian forces and the expedition of
Commandant Marchand occurred the
German Ambassador in Paris suggest
ed to M.„ Hanotaux. then French
Foreign Minister, av* Franbo-German
entente having' ftrf its primary object
the protection of Portuguese independ
ence against English .. encroachment.
While M. Hanotaux was I coquetting
*tth the proposal the: Meline Ministry,
of which he was a member, fell. On
the day that he left the Qual d'Orsay
M. Hanotaux wrote a' confidential
Ministerial impute on the subject of
the German proposal,, leaving it to his
successor to come to a decision in the
matter: Then came the Brisson Min
istry, with M. Delcasse. and iall pos
sibility-of an alliance 'with Germany
^was lost Germany was told that she
could not count on1 French help in, an
expedition against England.
if France, says the writer/had co
'operated with Germany at the moment
when England was troubled by Menelik
in Abyssinia and Kruger. in the Trans
vaal she wouIcLcertainly have gained
What she has now Irrevocably lost,pa
England would at-that moment have
submitted to a compromise rather than
fto the risk of a War which might have
imperiled her supremacy.
For his^conduct during the crises in
question M. Lamy soundly rate# M.
Delcasse, who, he says, either com
mitted an act of folly or a serious
crime. When the British demanded thfe
evacuation of Fashoda, M.~ Delcasde
naturally wished to* await the arrival'
of Lieutenant, Baratier, who was bring
ing news: from Marchand, bat Lo^d
Salisbury pressed for Fashoda or war.
M. DelcasBe yleldfd, and three d^ya be
fore the arrival of Mardymd's envoy
I^ahoda was bar tired away^ at a time
when Its possession would haye been
invaluable, to France.-yNew York
Times. __
^MISSISSIPPI MEpiCfll
AawlaM Prcaa to Tke Kvealac Tiatea.
Jackson, Miss., April 17.—prominent*
physlclans and surgeons are gathering
in Jackson In considerable, nuimters
tot the annual meetlng:6t tne- 'MisslB
sippi Staie Meilloal moiety,'. The eon
ventlon will be in session/ during the
next three days. -Quarantine matte'rtf
-will occupy a prominent place in the
dlacussions.
pjW ivy to
want
yjba 4vant anytklnii
COUNT THE WORDS IN THLFE- PARA
grapti: then write your advertise
menv In ,th* same number of words,
and it wUltott yon ti. cents to insert
it under tjUs hMdlns1 day 81.00 a
week I.M per month,
WANTED—BOYS TO CANVASS FOB
Th« BT«nln* Times In every town In
North Dakota and Northwestern Mln
n«sot» good pay to huaUers. Ad
dr*M^ Eranlng Tlmea, Qrand
APPRENTICE WANTED—A YOUNG
man who- has worked two or three
years at the printing business can
learn or a good chance to coniplete
the trade by applying to foreman of
The Evening Times job
-union office.
PHYSICIANS AND SURQEONa
JOHN FAW0ETT, M.A., M.D.
DISEASES OF WOMEN AND
GENERAL SURGEON
Office
Over Stanchfield store: Phone 861
•,.
DR. J. GRASSIGK
ingalla Houae Annex
TAILORING
All Kinds of Ladles' aid Goal's Cloth
taf. Cleaning and Pressing.
Tri-State 416R
N. W. MIL
WORKING DAT AND NIGHT
First Clan Cleaning, Pressing and
•, Repairing
D. BOOBES, Prep.
N. 798L Tri-State 757L
Cor. Kittson Ave and Third St Grand
Forks, N. D.
SHOE REPAIRER.
p||g FRED SMITH
(Yon Know Fred)
THE EXPERT SHOE REPAIRER
Yonr Work Solicited.
Tri-State 218M. r, ^9 4th St. S.
THE Ialapcadcat
iactarisl sad Wholesale la
IOM ha
Cltj of Qrsad' the
•est taasn is the North
west.
AMERICAN BOTfUNG ASS4.
Importers, Manufacturers and Job
bers of
CAIOWUTED BBVEBAOls. CIDERS. HALTS
aai WRERAL WATERS
"Drink FERFECTO MALT," a health
ful, retreshlns beverage, bottled by us
only.
6md Porks, ^r. s- Re. Dak.
B. 1.M0NLEY
ABTOHOMIE BATTEilES
•el (Met* filed Gtsad Paths. R. D.
Guarantee Stock Food Company
nw} bcenetated
^Capital Stock. SSO.O00,
OlUce 10 S. 3rd St.
house
room at once
WANTED—BY ENGINEER, A POSI
tlpn as stationery ar traction engi
neer good license and good refer
ences.. Address A. Graham, Box
82, Knox, N. D.
WANTED TINSMITH, AT
steady job to right man. Apply
Mercer & Lavin, Xangdon, N. V.
ONCE
to
WAITED—DISHWASHER AT HOTEL
Dacotah.
I ..
OfBee Northwestern Balldlng
Corner DeMers Avenue and Fourth St
8. W. RUTLEDGE
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Snrgeon' ,.
1X8 a Third
ist
Grand Forks, N. 0.
J-
TAILORS.
PANITORIUM
Vl
Manufacturers of Stock Food, Poul
try. Food, Worm Powder. Lice Killer,
Heave cm. Pink Eve Remedy. Fever
Cm Colic Care, Oall Cure. Foot Rem
edy and-WHlto
T.lnlmnnL
te Liniment
FOBKI, IT. D.
McGOEY & HANRAHAN
Electrical Contractors
Epti matesFurnlahed
•epalr Work Promptly Attended to
ti'.
Gftad Forks. N. D]
Roth Phoaes 828 Leave Orders
Manager Stalling* of Buffalo says
there Will be no 19 to 4 game lg favor
of Baltimore during the first series
this year.
The pennant race of the American
league* on today. It promlBea to be
an intereeUng fight
Ben Kofhler,\ one of the new out
Jelders of the Louis Brownsj is an
old football^ player.^
^ILiitl^Gy? toting ofthe^ekneatera
is battlAg left-hand^d thie spring and
skya that he is gopd for at least' a .100
this neason. Last year he batted about
CBUNT THE WORD8 IN THIS PARA
.Ptlki then write your advertlse
ment In the Mae number of words,
and It wlU cost yon tScents to insert
It under tMs heading 1 day 11.00 a
week IS.to per month.
WANTED—EXPERIENCED
^nuVCMlSBeVyA«?oP!25?tSouth
Third street.
MAKERS
at once.
yr
WANTED POSITION AS HQUSE
keeper in a town preferred. Address
Box 687, Larlmore, N. D.
WANTED^HOUSiEKEEPER. IN FAM
ily where there are three children.
Thomas Powers, Box 283. East Grand
Forks. Minn.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
R. M. 0 AR0THER8
ATTORNEY AT LAV
National Bank Building \,0
...
TENTS AND AWNINGS.
DON McDONALD
TENTS, AWNINGS« SHADES
Waterproof Coven for Harvesters
Threshers and Grain Stacka
Cor. DeMers and Fifth. Grand Itorka
N. D.
WILLIAM ZIMMERMAN
ARCHITECT
I
SeofleM Bla«k.
Mfaiot, N. m.
R. H. Bosard. Geo. ti. Ryerson.
BOSARD & RYERSON
ATTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS AT
LAW.
Mofcall, jr. D. Lee Block, Mliat, N. D.
PRINTING.
A. C.RillNEGKE ft-COMPANY
Clifford BaUSlag, Gmi Forks.
Both Pkeaea. SOS.
do
PRINTERS™
BUT we charge. LESS.
everythlng.
FlGURUBt
Grand Porks. North Dakota
6UNI FORKS TNIK MB NIFUTHIT
1. ROSS, Proprietor
'BUNKS, BAGS AND VALISES
Sample Trunks and Caseh Made to
on Short Notice.
Order." We make a&ythink, in Our Line.
Repairing' Done on ShortNi
potk PlMBMI lfTI*
SIT S. TIM St.
THE
Hole! ani
Restaurant
UttftyOBly
RESTAURANT
'Grand
That has a^lnd the eatiaj'prohlia
Eyerythlnd Always
Ready
Everything the
V«ry Best-*]
Everything Clean
THE EVENING TIMES. GRAND FORKS
-0nC?-
CASH
ig as
GOOD aa_the, BBST,
prlntlm
'the 1_
We have the
promptest
we print
reputation or being the
printers ID North Dakota.
KJSfeJiUL
and
GET OUR
repair and
&P
TYPE^rrERS^
{ypewrlt
ers. We BUY and SBIiI, new and old
machines. We sell ALL kinds of TYPE
WRITER PAPERS at to LBN
S5^a.A^rlWirCT.!!
,D
North
piLINK SAFES ^Ve^"0.^:
ing agents for the famous Melilnk
Safes .for FARMER, PROFESSIONAL
man trod BUSINESS man. Absolutely
BROADEST GUARANTEE FIRE,
WATER .atod .DUST proof. Agents
wanted. Write for FREE catalogue.
O. YOUNG
Wholesale Faraitare Piaaos, Carpets, Sewiaj
Htchlaes, Raak aad Office Faraitar*
11B-W-1M Sowth Third St.
A.
f4v'H'28«,
18 reaiasfetlea Ticfats S4.
Newij Finished Roeaaper swath 110
YOB Cone T«
Yes wlll Cene Next Day
Hatheson & Koeail,. 'rape.
Ave,
HMIP WANTBI—IFHMAL*. FOB BAUD. POSITION WANTED FOR RENT
COUNT THE WORDB IN THIS PARA
graph: then write your advartlse
ment In the same number of words,
and It will coat you Si cents to Insert
It under this heading 1 day 11.00 a
jreek
ft.00
per month.
ARCHITECTS.
J. W. ROSS
ARCHITECT
and Superintendent of Construction
Office
IMS. Third St. Grand Forks, N. D.
R. L. SMITH
ARCHITECT
Both Phones National Bank Building
W. J. EDWARDS
ARCHITECT
Northwestern Building, Grand Forks,
N. D. Northwestern Phone 466L.
MONUMENTS.
GRAND FORKS MONUMENT
WORKS
R. JEFFREY, Proprietor
Monuments, Headstones, Cemetery
Fencing
Tri-State 292L 424 DeMers Are.
Grand Forks, N. D.
For til Kiads o( Ink, CostMia| ii
Scru brn. Copper ni Brass, 0M
IsfcSer Booto ud Shoes, Ink otiO
lisds, sad Bottles.
Special Price for Car Load
M. FISHMAN
N. W. Hon 817-L
Ed. Miencier
GENERAL
Contracting
AND:
Building
Minot, N. D.
purpose of
"Want ad. gumption" is not a sixth
.Sense—it is a sort of art,of living with
least annoyance, least fretting, least
friction.
1
STABR-HAMMOJiD WEDDING.
Aaaoetatedi Pr«w to Tke Bvcalac Tiawa.
Newi Tfork. April 17.—St. Thonla'a
was the Bcene of an Easter wedding of
note today when Miss Margaret -Ham
mond became the'bride of Louis'Starr,
Mr., of Philadelphia. The bride is a
daughter of the late Gen. John Henry
Hammond of Kentucky, and a sister
of John Henry Hammand, the famous
mlnlhjB engineer.
Subscribe .tor The Evening times.
&
ADS UNDER THIS HEADINQ WILL
be Inserted 1 week without. coat.
If you are out of work or want to
change your occupation, send In your
copy, or 'phone 84, toth 'phones. Re
member, wants udler this heading
Inserted absolutely free.
AN ALROUND PRINTER AND NEWS
paper man wants position. Capable
of taking full charge of business,
mechanical and editorial manage
ment of weekly, or reporter on city
dally. Address A. B., care of Evening
Times,
WANTED—POSITION AS BOOKKEEP
er by young lady who Is now holding
S* Potion In big wboleaale house
In St Paul want to locate somewhere
In North Dakota best of refer
ences: moderate salary will be ac
cepted to begin. Addres* R., cart
The Evening Times.
WANTED—DINING
Hotel Hall.
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS.
K. H. JOHNSON
WALL PAPER AND PAINTS
r^perhanlng,
Sign and Fresco Work
..Both Phones 833N
Grand ForkB
106 4th St S...
North Dakota
DOTS' EXCHANGE COLtlMU
Boys, who are natural swappers, caa
use this department for the exchange.
or
w?nt ad»-
It you have
something to exchange, or to sell, write
vm? Times, describing what
Sin
you
»an». and we
will Insert an ad two times for 10
cents. Enclose the dime In your letter.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
PETERSON & PAULSRUD
Portrait, Commercial and Landscape
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Phone Tri-State 391L. 200 S. 4th St
Grand Forks, N. D.
MISCELLANEOUS.
H. F. Maloney
PRACTICAL
PLUMBER STEAM
AND GAS FITTER
Estimates given on all Plumb
ing and Hotting Contracts.
Prompt attention given to re
pair work. Shop 3J 8 DeMers
Avenue. Both phones 408 M.
PHONE RICE'S TRANSFER
TOR HACKS, DAT OR NIGHT AND BAG
GAGE WAGONS AT ALL HOUKS.
COMMERCE OF OUR CITY
41Snoiaa! A«L'M' PHONE 602L
BUSINESS PROCLAMATION
When improvement in business conditions warrants a
community in declaring its prosperity to the world at large
Iw
increasing
general confidence, it is fitting
that the, representative commercial interests of that com
munity may become known abroad the great Northwest and
thereby enhance the value of its progress.
Therefore we desire to proclaim through the following
pages daily, that there has been rapid improvement in
business conditions in Grand Fork? and that today no city in
the Northwest can offer present advantages or future pros
pects tp manufacturers, investors and home seekers that are
more attractive than those offered by the City of Grand
Porks, North Dakota.
GRAND FORKS. M. DAK.
C. P. WISNER
Manufacturers' Agent
Peed Mifls, ianoter WindaUls, GWK Ea
faea, Peeriese Straai Rafaea, Paapa,
Aerawtor Extras, Peerlesa Steaai Ptowa
Grand rorka. Njortb1)akota
Ce*plate aad Up-to-Date toady Paciaiy ia the tyorthweet
Rasmossen, Bemls & Company'
Dry Goods. Notions. Etc.
GRAND PORKS N. DAKOTA
The life of a loafer isn't worth liv
ing.
After all, a great man is only a little
boy grown np.
Matty Balwin's fight with Tommy
Murphy of New York has been called
off for the second time within a few
weeks.
A man wouldn't be nearly so bald
if he didn't worry so much about the
jokes on the front row.
A widow nevjpr tells a man what
good habits her first nusband had un
til after she marrieB him.
COUNT THE WORDB IN THIS PARA
jn*Iht then write your advertlse-
ln.the
same number of words,
and It will cost you l( cents to Insert
It under this heading 1 day S1.00 a
week tS.OO per month.
FOR RENT—FIVE NEATLT FUR
nlshed rooms, with bath ground
floor 312 North Fourth street will
*,?r
flvc
ROOM GIRL AT
months, during absence of
family. Apply this office or above
address.
FOR RENT—THREE
stairs: modern furnished or unfur
nished. Apply to S1 North
street
ROOKS, UP
unfur-
Fourth
ROOM AND BOARD.
COUNT THE WORDS" IN THIS PARA
graph: then write your advertlse
ment In the same number of words,
and it will cost you it cents to Insert
It under this heading 1 day $1.00 a
week *3.00 per month.-
BOARD AND FURNISHED ROOMS
sr3fnl^sDhfs:^tb-Apply
DRESSMAKING SCHOOL
French American dressmaking
school. Up to date dressmaking and
ladies' tailoring. Good inducements
to apprentices who enter now. Day
or evening sessions.
130 S. Third St. Phone N. W. 367M.
CUTTING SCHOOL.
TWIX CITY CUTTING SCHOOL.
We teach cutting-, draping, and the art
of making men's garments.
Publish a reliable and authentic trade
journal known as The Twin City Tailor
and Fashion Journal. Send for copy.
We occupy 4,000 square feet floor
space for our new coat,, pants and vest
snop. We cut, trim and make garments
for merchant tailors all over the North
west.
Write today for catalogue.
Corner Hennepin Ave, and Eighth St.
MINNEAPOLIS, MINN.
HOTELS.
Columbia Hotel
AND RESTAURANT
Get yoorhmehea here while
hWtitiog for your tnlai :i
Open Day and Nlrfht
0SCA1 PHIPSOW, ho»'r
Rate*: $1 and tl.ZS per day
GRAND FORKS. N. DAK.
Opposite G. N. Depot
FLOUR AND FEED.
The City Feed Store
4
DOWNEY PFQFDCFlon,
Flour* Feed, Hay nnj
Wood of All Kinds
N.W.TnomM
TBfttnW-L
$3400
avenue.
OFFICE
Forrn&aa
COUNT THE WORDS IN
1
graph- then" write
ment In the
Aaj aiitkimt
IN THU PA«A
yonr Hwrtt»
and lt wilTcoet jw'^eenti tn Jns^M
it under this hMdlng 1 day |lT0C»
week tS.OO per montk.
THE EVENING TIMES anmt.»
all kinds of offloe sad hank nature*
and supplies and wants to
with you.
MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.
A
I
f:
BROTHERS OF WMT US
SPECIAL HATI
Of
'i I'b
$1A MONTH.
Will k« mad* on apne* tftla
dar this N(ll«|i
WANTED
Two or three cheap quarter aectlona.
of land.
F. E. RORKE
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER
In Grand Forks Music Honse
Oppnite Hotel
Dacotih PHONES ^w
0. J. Barnes & Go.
AU KINDS OP
Field and Garden
SEEDS
We hive erajrttty, flwlilj
Garaateed, Tfct prices vi9
W ri|kt. a Writ*
GRAND FORKS. N. D.
H. 3. KEELBY BOTH PMKRS 332 3. W. BUKGESS
GRAND FORKS REALTY GO.
INVESTMENT BANKERS
SECUKITY BUILDING
Houses For Sale and Rent* Fire Insurance, Honey to Loan
FOR SALE
ELEGANT 8 ROOM
house on University
v- Finished throughout In
hard wood modern in every way.
Lot 60x140. You cannot build this
house alone tor {3500. $800 ban
dies... No. 3.
S2S0 ?rUT?„ BEAUTIFUL LOT
25x140 on University ave
nue, with privilege of taking four
at the same price. Easy terms.
MO. 5.
$3500 LARGE TEN ROOM
r™" house, modern except
heat ,on Belmont avenue, in ex
cellent condition. No. 7.
S34A0 BEAUTIFUL I ROOM
Jvyy strictly modern house?
finished in hardwood. Belmont
avenue. Let us show you this
property. No. 8.
$2200
TWV, G°PD
HOUSES
on North Fourth street,
four and seven rooms respective
ly. This is a bargain and will be
taken quick. Investigate. Nos.
60 and 61.
.cam BRAND WBW 6 ROOM
house on North Fourth
street in excellent condition.
S1000 ?EVEIi ROOM.HOUSB
in good shape. 4n South
strogt. Easy terms. No S3
SSNN BUTS GOOD FIVE ROOM
2™*' house on Dakota avenue.
Close in. No. 14.
SlSOO BRAND NEW 6 ROOM
i^auuy house, close in on Chey
enne avenue. This cost more
money to build and must be sold
before the 18 th of April. Easy
payments. No. 36.
IWSFL FOR SALE—TWO SWE1LL
'.Ksf WS,!S?
aaaaaias-Av
I
FRED G. WELLS A CO.,
Grand Forks, N. IK
REAL ESTATE,
1
364 Instate
C« 6. tu.noawM^I
S?jw, wmnuOtiapecial
Its ta
any part rfthagtata. WriUtaUa.
SPECIAL
SALE OF
Watches
Next 15 Days
Bay WHEN JOB
caimawr
H7icLin
An.
GRAND VOBK8L N.
B*OKEB »d
a fjlSHlD 3KWKI.BE
118 DeMcn
Ave.
PATRONIZE hem iadattry
aid by to doisj show an ia
terest ia hsUdisJ tp the ea
terprbes oi on City—the
Uitfest Wholesale Ceater is
the Northwest
Grand Forks Fish Co.
Wholesale llealera
ia AD Riada ei
FRESH FISH
Grand Forks, No. Dak.
Write aa tor prlcea.
FOR SALE
M3R FOR SALE—TWO SWELL
lots in North Sixth street.
per month. These re ex
cellent lote. No. 48.
$100
B,DYS.
NICE
LOT, 2Sxl4(,
5 close In, on Jennie avenue.
Nofis
ca8^
balance 7 per cent.
FOR RENT EIGHT ROO.M
«ajria house on Second
avenue. City water, good yard
and barn. 22.50.
$200 THREE GOOD
lots on Oak street. Easy
terms. No. 50.
gBT VOVR HODSB Aim HOV8B
5®^®®0°DS INSURED BY TUB
FORKS REALTY CO.
WAKE UP
18
TIME-
erty if you wish t^tak^afvan
«ifuat?ona in'^'ISnd^rK:
G~nd Forks will be a city or 25,
000 inhabitants within the next
It
ttYb
yea'8- Do not wait'
until the leaves are out and the
lawns green to\ buy property* -AS
property will bfe aftvancV lO to
25 per cent within two months.
«A y°u flouring on buymr
city property buy it now and take
advantage of this. We have a
large list ofi clty property and
can save you money over any
other dealer In the city of Grand
Porks --All we ask is that yon
call at our office, tell us about
what you are In the market for
and will take pleasure ln
•bowing you what we have for
Btwe
n&i&K!
and let you be yonr Own
a» to, values, and prloee.
foil-to,call on (iH'Wttt
i--oras Realty Co. before
a deal elsewhere.
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