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TheLocil Items of Interest
Gathered tor Times Readers
J. W. Ross, the architect.
W. H. KELSEY
No. 20 North Fourth Street
W. J. Edwards, the other architect.
If you want to know how to make
nosey, see Kelsey Development C«.'s
ad ether page.
Public Stenographer.
Ultra Daubonberg, Boom 2, Clifford
BiOdlng. Phones, N. W. 988-M, Tri
State 2M.B.
Shoes Repaired.
If you want your shoes repaired
promptly call on Fred Smith at No.
9 South Fourth street
Ladies' Aid.
The Swedish Ladies' Aid society is
meeting this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. 8wanson, 110 Oak street.
Work on Coast
Thomas Falconer left yesterday for
the coast where he will work at his
trade as a contractor and carpenter.
For $8,300.
Gilbert Brewer has sold a half-sec
tion of land in Agnes township to
James M. Power. The consideration
was $8,500.
Modern Woodmen.
A meeting of the Modern Woodmen
of America will be held tomorrow eve
ning. All members are requested to
be present.
Elect Pastor.
It is expected that a pastor will be
elected at a meeting of the members
of the First Presbyterian church to be
held this evening.
After a Pigger.
Assistant State's Attorney Skula
son went to Northwood last night to
prosecute a charge against a blind
pigger at that place.
Held Meeting.
Ut8t evening the home of Mrs. Still
at 419 Chestnut street was the scene
of a meeting of the young people of the
Lutheran Free church.
From Mexico.
Charles W. Andrews of Walhalla
wus in the city yesterday enroute
home from Mexico where he is inter
ested in land holdings.
Whenever you have any sympathy to
bestow, direct It towards the young
woman who never used Hollister's
Rocky Mountain Tea or Tablets, 35
cents.—Lion Drug Store.
From Missouri.
Fred Kittleson, who has been with
the Golmar Bros, circus as a bill
poster, returned to his home in this
city last ni rht. He left the show in
Missouri where it has gone into win
ter qua:'.ere.
Moving to Duluth.
James Eikingson, formerly con
nected with the Red River Transporta
tion company in the capacity of treas
urer, to moving his family to Duluth,
where he has accepted a decidedly
lucrative position.
Back From Spokane.
t. Orubb, a former employe of the
Great Northern in the local yards, but
who several weeks ago moved to
Spokane, Wash., to accept a similar
poBiUoa with the same company, is
in the city for a few days visit.
Pioneer Dance.
The Pioneer dancing club will give
the second of their series of delight
ful dances for the season at the Com
mercial club rooms on Friday evening
of this week, from S:30 to 11:30. It
will be one of the most pleasant of
the ever popular entertainments of
these splendid entertainers.
IM1 A nice, large eight-room
house on Seventh avenue brick
foundation good cellar hard
wood floor In kitchen: good barn
Iu rear^ 60x140 lot. Buy terms.
gilt rrrr a very cosy six-room
kouse on Walnut street city wa
ter brick foundation and cellar
hardwood floors In hall and din
lag room. Sla alee shade trees.
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KELSEY DEVELOPMENT GO.
REAL ESTATE AND LOANS
For Rent—House on Point. $10
per month.
For Rent—Six-room house on
North 8th street All modern
hut heat $30 per month.
New five-room house near Win
ship school, $12 per month.
For Rent—House on Minnesota
Point, East Grand Forks. $10
per month.
Four-room house Dakota aven
ue, $10 per month.
ba:u ai.\s ix lots.
We have recently purchased the Budge Farm on Universitv
avenue, directly west of the city, and will have it platted and on
market on or about November 1st., at which time we will have
some great bargains to show, the lots ranging in price from $50 to
$175 each. We will sell them in lots or blocks on easy terms, at
low rates of interest. This property should double in value, and
perhaps treble in the next one or two years, and Now is the time
to invest. We also have some SNAPS on Universitv. International
and Cheyenne avenues.
We also have ten lots in Skidmore's addition for sale cheap, on
easy terms. We have also purchased the Skidmore farm and parts
of that will be platted and put on the market also. We will sell
five, ten fifteen and twenty-acre tracts, on long time and easv
terms. Here is a chance to get a fine truck or chicken farm, close
in, and where the land value wil double in a few years.
Both Phones No. 20
For Rent—Seven-room house on
Walnut street, fine lawn and
shade city water, bath, sewer,
cellar. $2S per month.
Six-room house, all modern, but
heat, furnished, on Chestnut
street. $35 per month.
Seven-room house. North Sec
ond street. East Grand Forks,
$15 per month.
Two steam-heated office rooms,
hot and cold water, close iu.
The City in Brief
yon wish to know some pertinent
tacts about Grand Forks, read Kelsey
Development Co.'s ad in this issue.
Accepted Position.
Miss Bessie Carroll of Grand Forks
has accepted a position with the Bar
rett Candy company.
For Sheriff.
O. G. Hanson. Northwood, republi
can candidate for sheriff, was looking
after his interests in Grand Forks yes
terday.
Mekinock Friday.
Congressman A. J. Gronna will be
the principal speaker at a republican
rally to be held at Mekinock Fridav
evening of this week.
In Maurseth School.
.John A. Sorley and Thomas H. Pugh
will be the speakers at a republican
meeting tonight at the Maurseth
school house in L,ind township.
Lakeriile Rally.
S. G. Skulason, James Twamley and
Major Hamilton were the speakers at
a republican rally held at Stewart's
school house in Lafeeville township
last night.
Operated Upon.
Miss Frieda Christianson of Moun
tain, N. D., was taken to the Deacon
ess hospital last night and today un
derwent an operation for appendicitis.
She is doing as well as could be ex
pected.
Meeting Postponed.
The republican meeting at the
Ovind school house in Pleasant View
township, arranged for Thursday eve
ning. has been postponed to Saturday
evening. John A. Sorley and H. Ben
deke will be the speakers.
Icy Sidewalks.
Considerable complaint is being
made because a number of citizens
have not removed the snow from the
sidewalks in front of their residences
and the pavements are made decidely
dangerous as a consequence.
For Wesley College.
Dr. E. P. Robertson returned yes
terday from a trip up the Rolla and
St. John branch of the Great North
ern. At Maza he received donations
for Wesley college of $500 from R. J.
Walker and $100 from K. F. Enger.
One of the splendid Tesults of phy
sical beautifying is it's tendency to
create an ambition to be beautiful in
every way. When a woman gets a
good start by taking Hollister's Rocky
Mountain Tea she is all right. Tea or
Tablets, 35 cents.—Lion Drug Store.
Deaconess Notes.
Miss W. Engstad, daughter of Dr.
Engstad of this city shows a rapia
improvement after yesterday's oper
ation. Miss Margaret Williams also
of this city is so much better that she
will be taken to her home the last of
the week.
Business Chaaee.
If you wish to engage In any of the
following lines of business—drags,
general merchandise, hardware, bowl
ing alley and pool room—you can get
full information about a new North
Dakota town which offers good open
ings for any of the above lines. Write
or Inquire at the Times office.
Farewell Reception.
Tomorrow evening a farewell re
ception is to be given by the Grand
Forks lodge of Pythians to W. H.
Schuyler, a prominent conductor on
the Great Northern for a number of
years. OUle Lien will also be a guest
of honor as the two expect to move
to the coast within a short time.
Kent Realty & Investment Co.
CITY REAL ESTATE=
THE LOGIC OF FACTS.
la more eloquent than a thousand theories. Don't take our word
(or what we say, but let us ahow you the progress that la being
made In the UNIVERSITY AVENUE WEST DISTRICT. Seeing Is
believing. Have a look! You'll be surprised at the amount of build
ing that Is going on in this beautiful residence section. Lots are
atlll very low in price, ranging from $60 to $300 each. 'Phone
"Doable Two Three" for our Auto.
far Beat—Six-room house on
North Fourth street Brick
foundation and cellar. Ill per
month.
for Rent—Six room house on
lone avenue, close to Winshlp
school. Good well and cellar, lis
per month.
For Rent—Hlx-roora bouse on
Cheyenne avenue, close to school.
Has hardwood floors, sewer, bath,
city water, brick foundaton ana
cellar. Brand new. S2S a month.
jn OPEN E1VENINGS K.
The Kent Realty and Investment
Company
Young nun, pnt money in jroar
pocket by reading Kelsey Development
Co.'s ad in this issue.
Bank.
Anyone desiring a good location for
a bank can secure a splendid loca
tion in a new North Dakota town by
addessing A, care of Times.
Want Sew Buildings.
Ward and Mcllenry counties both
want new court houses. Ward a
$50,000 one, and McHenry will be sat
isfied at bonding for a $40,000 one.
At Town nnd Country Club.
The Bungaloo society of the univer
sity will give a dancing party at the
Town and Country club house tonight.
As the society is composed of a Jolly
bunch of fellows, a good time is the
evltable result.
New Bank at Goodrich, D.
On Monday the new State Bank of
Goodrich, N. D. opened its doors for
business. The incorporators of the
institution are Messers. John Witte
meyer, J. E. Davis and J. P. Thomp
son. Mr. Thompson will act as
cashier.
Separate Bnllots.
Voters should remember that a sep
arate ballot will be used by the vot
ers in voting on the constitutional
amendments. They are official the
same as the ones which contain the
names of candidates, but voters will
be entitled to two ballots instead of
one.
Furniture. Upholstering nnd Re
pairing.
P. E. Blondin, the expert repair man
is now associated with the Ontario
Furniture Dept. Telephone for all
kinds of furniture repairing, re-uphol
stering and refinishing. etc. Satisfac
tion guaranteed. Estimates furnished
at Ontario Store.
The .lohnstoiie Funeral.
The funeral obsequies for the late
Olivia Johnstone, whose death oc
curred Monday, were held this after
noon at 2:30 from the residence of
Mrs. George W. James at 410 Walnut.
Rev. F. E. R. Miller of the Baptist
church officiated and interment was
made in Memorial Park cemetery.
In Potato Car.
Last evening shortly after supper
the fire department was called out
to the Great Northern railroad
yards. An oil stove which had been
accidentl.v upset in a potato car was
the cause of the conflagration. The
department responded promptly and
but small damage was done to the car
and contents.
A Newark Polisher.
If you want a perfect shirt, send it
to Elliott's laundry, where they have
just installed a Newark polisher,
which enahles us to produce three fin
ishes, dull, gloss and extra gloss.
This is the only finisher of its kind in
the northwest, the very best money
can buy. Go to Elliott's for good work.
602 and 601 DeMers avenue, Grand
Forks, N. D.
Remains East.
The relatives of tie late J. C. Shan
non, whose death occurred Sunday
at a local hospital, have been heard
from with reference to the dispositioi
of the body. The remains will be
shipped to New York city either to
night or tomorrow. The deceased was
an actor during bis life time, and the
manager of the company which pre
sented "Checkers" at the Metropolitan
several weeks since.
Good Instructor.
A. P. Hanson, locm manager for i5e
Western Union Telegraph company,
has been engaged to teach the class in
telegraphy at the Y. M. C. A. Another
class, that in vocal music, has been
started with Prof. Paul Gladstone in
charge. Both these gentlemen are
top notchers in their respective lines
and those who receive instruction
from them can rest assured that they
are getting the best there is in the
business.
Kennedy to Speak.
Professor Kennedy goes to Hamil
ton on November 2 to address the
meeting of the Pembina County
Teachers' association. On the 16th of
the same month he will address the
Northern Minnesota Teachers' associ
ation at Crookston, Minnesota. 'Pro
fessor Kennedy is recognized as one
of the leading educators of North Da
kota and' is much in demand at edu
cational gatherings in this and other
states.
Hired Man Heard From.
Lew Smith, the man who ran away
with Mrs. Mabbitt and her children,
of Denbigh, N. D., has written to his
former employer, Jake Wagar. His
letter is dated from Vermillion, South
Dakota. He states that he had a ter
rible time getting away and that he
has found a job and gone to work,
but as to happenigs in East Grand
Forks he says nothing. His letter
throws no light on the whereabouts
of Mrs. Mabbitt, who was last seen in
Grand Forks. Ernest Mabbitt has ap
plied for a divorce in an Indiana
court
Sorenson-Pravitz.
A wedding ceremony was solemn
ized at Medbery, N. D., last Thurs
day evening, that is of interest over
the state, when Mr. William Soren
son and Miss Emily M. Pravitz were
united in marriage by Rev. T. M.
Hancock, assisted by Rev. W. J. Med
land. Mr. Sorenson operates the ele
vator and general store at Medbery,
and is well known throughout the
state as one of the Sorenson Bros.,
who own several elevators and flour
mills. The bride is one of Ransom
county's popular school teachers and
enjoys a large acquaintance.
Peculiar Jurisprudence.
In the case at Emerson where in
landlord Durand was accused by at
torney Forester of setting fire to the
Strathcona hotel', the two magistrates
sitting in hearing disagreed after a
week's deliberation and it is said that
the examination will be held over
again. Looking over the evidence as
reported in the papers there seems to
he no direct evidence whatever against
Mr. Durand and the circumstantial'
evidence is very weak, no motive ap
pearing. But two magistrates at a
hearing in a peculiar sort of juris
prudence and is unknown in this
country.—Hamilton Pioneer Press.
Making Changes.
The interior arrangements of the
Barret Candy company's store on
Third street are being changed, and
when the work has been completed
the firm will have one of the finest
places in the state. New show cases
are being installed, so that the com
pany will be better able to take care
of the Thanksgiving and Christmas
rush, and the woodwork and decora
tions throughout are receiving a
thorough renovation. With the
changes completed, the magnificent
$4,000 soda fountain put in during the
summer will be shown up to even bet
ter advantage than before.
THE EVENING TIMES, GRAND FORKS, N.
Be sare and read the pointers given
in this Issue by the Kelsey Develop
ment Co.
Purchased a Farm.
Samuel J. Radcllff has purchased
a quarter section ot land in Moraine
township from the J. B. Streeter, Jr.,
company for $3,000.
New Dentist.
Dr. E. M. Pierce has opened his
new dental office in Suite 44 Security
block, opposite Hotel Dacotah. Hours
9:30 to 12 2 to 6. Phone 1082-L.
Engine in the Pit.
The Great Northern wrecker sta
tioned in the local yards was called
out this afternoon to Crookston where
a freight engine was piled up in a
turn table at the round house.
Funeral Yesterday.
The funeral of Mrs. Begg was held
yesterday afternoon from the family
residence on Chestnut street. Rev. Mil
ler officiating. The funeral exercises
were short but replete with tender
thought for the departed spirit. In
terment was made in Memorial park.
Will Move Ilere.
Conductor Willis of Crookston has
rented the residence of City Treasurer
Hagen on Cottonwood street and will
move his family to this city where
they will make their home. They
will be valuable additions to the resi
dents of the city.
In Traill County.
K. It. Sinkler of G.afton was a visi
tor in the city this afternoon enroute
to Hatton where tonight Governor
Sarles and himself will address a
republican rally. Thursday afternoon
they will speak at Portland and in
the evening at Mayville.
Large Gym Class.
The senior class at the Y. M. C. A.
gymnasium las night was largely at
tended. There were over fifty young
men of the city on the floor. The class
was divided into several squads and
assignments were made on the rings,
parallels, vaulting bars, horse and
buck.
Report of Pile Up.
Great Northern Train No. 9 was
four hours late this morning and ad
vices received in the local offices in
dicate that there was a wreck or acci
dent of some kind on the Brecken
ridge division. Just what the trouble
was could not be ascertained.
Returned Home.
Thomas Graber, who has been sick
for some time with typhoid fever at
Neepawa, Man., returned to his home
in this city last night. He is entirely
recovered except for the effects ot
the disease which last often for sev
eral years, and certainly for months.
Will Go to Ray.
P. W. Carney has taken a position
with A. E. Hughes at Ray, N. D., and
will have charge of loans and insur
ance. Mr. Carney has had a large ex
perience in this line and will* no doubt
make good. He will move his family
there as soon as he can find a suitable
residence.
One Precinct In.
The county Auditor's office has re
ceived the registration returns from
but one voting precinct in the county
so far, that one being the Second ward
of this city. The registration was
very light on account of the large
vote which was cast at the primary
election last June.
Thompson School All Right.
Superintendent McLain has just re
turned from a visit to the Thompson
schools and states that they are iu
splendid condition. The principal and
assistant are both college graduates
and the other teachers are thoroughly
well qualified, and the work being
done is of the most comprehensive
character.
Delivering the Trouble.
Tomorrow morning Sheriff Turner
and his deputies will begin the work
of delivering the election supplies to
several voting precincts in the county.
This would seem to the uninitiated to
be a very small matter, but when it is
remembered that there are sixty-five
voting precincts in the county and that
many of them can be reached only by
teams, it becomes a more serious pro
position than is generally supposed.
The supplies will weigh in the neigh
borhood of a ton, and must be de
livered according to the strict letter
of the law.
Had Pictures Taken.
The painters employed by H. K.
Johnson during the season had their
pictures taken In a group today. Mr.
Johnson employs from twenty to
twenty-five skilled mechanics during
the entire summer and his pay roll
runs from $75 to $100 per day. Dur
ing the present summer he has han
dled a number of the largest contracts
in his line not only in the city but at
a number of points throughout the
state. He did the painting on the On
tario department store block and the
university buildings. Every year the
mechanics employed by him have a
group picture taken and these form
quite a collection. The boys will soon
begin to scatter, as the winter forces
them to seek work in other sections.
Tonight.
Tonight will be All-Hallowe'en, the
evening so long looked forward to
with apprehension by the man with a
front gate and with expectant joy by
the youngster whose parents will
permit him to roam abroad. While of
late years the depredations of the
small boy have become less serious,
until now they are only of the most
harmless sort and carried on by
youngsters of 7 or 3 years, yet there
are some of the older ones who do
not content themselves with harmless
pranks but resort to willful and mall
clous destruction of property. The
police intend to prevent, so far as it
lies in their power, the depredations
which usually mark the coming ot
Oct. 31.
On Overtime.
Matrimonial matters were busy
around the office of the county judge
today. Applicants for marriage li
censes were actually waiting their
turns. Thomas J. Howard and Miss
Sarah F. Jaclln, both of Larlmore,
were granted a license and will be
married tomorrow at that place by
Rev. Mcintosh. Claus Koeser of
Holmes and Miss Clara Schave of
Ripon, Wis., also procured a license
and will be married this afternoon
by Rev. Haatvedt ot this city. They
will leave tonight for the home of
the bride in Wisconsin where they
will spend their honeymoon. Lander
Walfield Swanson and Miss Juuda
Jacobson. both of this city, will be
married this evening by Rev. Hulteng,
the license having been issued this
afternoon.
Dont overlook the valuable lafarma.
tlon contained In Kelsey Development
Co.'s ad of this Issae.
BOTTINEAU MEEflHfi FINE
Senator McCnmber Addressed a Large
and Enthusiastic RaUy.
One of the most enthusiastic meet
ings of the entire republican campaign
In the state was that at Bottineau ad
dressed by Senator McCumber. Bot
tineau was considered the hot bed of
opiKisltion to the state ticket by those
who are attempting to knife It, but
the rousing republican rally indicates
that the republicans there will not be
caught with chaff and thev turned out
by hundreds to hear the address. Not
less than a thousand men gathered to
hear this able defender of genuine re
publican principles draw the deadlv
parallel between the two parties and
show that the democratic claims to
anything like ability to condust the af
talrs of the nation or state is simply
preposterous. The enthusiasm ran
mountains high and on every hand
was the assurance of a straight vote
for the entire republican ticket.
Dont fall to read Kelsey Develop,
ment Co.'s ad In this issue.
Visit Store.
A. E. Palmer was a passenger to
Mankato last evening. He has a jew
elry store in that city iu addition to
the diamond emporium here.
From Harvey.
Mrs. C. D. McLennon returned last
evening from a visit at Harvey, N.
She is staying with W. P. Whitman at
622 Walnut street.
Will Teach.
Miss 'Scholl who has been staying at
the Ackerman residence for some time,
left last evening for Rugby, where
she will teach school.
Masons Tonight.
A dancing party will be given this
evening in Masonic Temple for all
Masons and their friends.
SV,1! Building.
Anna Sundley is arranging to erect
a beautiful cottage on vernon avenue,
and the Hatcher Brothers will build
two residences on Fourth avenue.
From Valley City.
Miss Budge, one of the popular
teachers in the city schools, has rent
ed a residence in the city and her
parents will move here from Valley
City in a short time.
PRESIDENT A-Hl'NTING.
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Washington, Oct 31.—President
and Mrs. Roosevelt left Washing
ton at 11:15 o'clock today over
The Southern Railway for an out
ing at Pine Knot, Mrs. Roosevelt's
country home in Albemarle Coun
ty Virginia. They will return to
Washington Sunday evening.
THE DAILY MARKETS.
Furnished by the Wisconsin Grain and
Stock comgany, ^Room 16. Clifford
Building, feotfi' Phones 400.'
Superior Quotations for MlnneapolU
Quotations for
Delivery.
Dec. May.
78% 79%
78% 79
.74% 78?g 79%
Wheat—
Open ..,
Hltrh ...
Low
Close ...
Puts ...
Calls ...
Curb ...
Open
Higrh ..
Low ...
Closo ..
Corn-
Open
ose
Oats
Open
ose ..
Open ..
Close ..
July.
..4394-94
...4394
.74%
.76%
•74%
Chicago Delivery.
.73%-74 78%-*
-.7 4 94 78%
..73% 7894
-.74% 78%
44%
44%
Pork-
Open ..
Close ..
44%-%
44%
..33%-% 36%
..33% 35
Jan.
.13.67-70 13.75-77
.13.82 13.87
Dalutfc Delivery.
..75% 78%
..7594 79
Open
Close
Flax
Open
ose
Oct.
.112% 11694 114%
.113% 116% 115%
New York Delivery.
..83 84%
..83% 84%
St. Loula.
Open ...73
lo
774%
77%
Close 72%
Foreign Cables.
Liverpool, %c. higher.
Mlaaeapolla Caah Cteae.
So. 1 northern 78%
No. 2 northern 76%
74-76
No. 3 wheat.
No. 1 duram
No. 2 duram
No. 3. y. corn
No. 3 w. oats
Barley
Northwest Receipts.
^Minneapolis—Today, 191 last year,
Duluth—Today, 236 last year, 286.
Winnipeg—Today, 307 last year, 360.
Chicago—Today, 61.
Minneapolis Stocks—Wheat decreased
75,000 bu. for 3 d%ys.
E. R. Sinkler, the brilliant attorney
of Grafton, is In the city today.
E. G. Arnot of Falrdale Is among the
prominent visitors today.
Mesdames McFinch and Caseman
were visitors from Inkster last night.
James Hughes came in from Neche
last night and Is spending the day In
tho city.
Richard Johnson is here from Larl
moro today.
Peter Boa of Grafton is in the city.
John F. Faith of McHenry is among
the city visitors today.
J. J. McCanna was a recent arrival
from Cando.
T.P. Dally came in from Conway on
business last night.
.J. C. a prominent citizen of
Rolla,
IBHunt,
spending a few days visiting
in tho city.
M. G. Buckley, Lakota, Is here on
business.
W. H. Hodges was in from Arvilia
last night.
E. and F. Langseth were in from
Mekinock last night.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Colbert, Fargo,
are guests at the Dacotah.
W. L. Forbes, the Gllby banker, was
a prominent visitor In the city last
night
L. F. Miller and A1 E. Mason, Val
ley City, were among the arrivals last
night.
Louis Scharlow returned yesterday
from an over Sunday visit with friends
at Buxton.
Miss Lillian Sterns, Emerado, spent
Sunday In Grand Forks with Miss
Hazel Berthlaume.
V. S. Haslam, Devils Lake J. C.
Hunt, Rolla, and J. J. McKinnon,
Cando, are guests at the Antlers.
DACOTAH BRAND COFFEE
Is Good Coffee
25c per Ib.
Home Tea Co., 420 DeMers Avenue
7QQ
$1250
Si700
SdflO
$70!)
B"882—This
Si000
Miss Ora Madson, who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Geist, left
yesterday for her home at Northfield,
Minn.
Stanley Raymond went to Emerado
last evening on a business trip, return
ing to the city this morning.
James Hughes of Neche was in the
city last evening.
TAUGBOL
SISTERS
EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN
LADIES' FURNISHINGS
isaw&aSli
66%
43%
31%
36-46
Jlye 57%-58%
Flax 112%
Dalatfe Caah Cloao.
No. 1 northern 78%
No. 2 northern 77
Flax- 116%
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1906.
Fall Bargains in
HOUSES AND LOTS
MM B-S90—This is a flue 50-ft lot just
UUU Reeves avenue. Very close in.
finest vacant lots in the city.
B-8S9—A seven room house on N. Seventh
street Fine lot. Good barn on premises.
Liberal terms. Look this up.
B"888—Here's
a good new house on Inter-
vibvw national avenue, five rooms, 60-ft. lot.
Hardwood floors. A first class home in every way.
iQSfl ft-887—Five room house on Oak street
Rents for $12 ptr month. A good bargain.
B-886—House on North Fourth street, 6
rooms, 50-ft lot A beautiful location.
B-885—Two fine lots on North Fifth street
Vou can buy them for cash or on easy
terms. If you want these lots say so quick. They
will be sold inside of two weeks.
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B-884—Here's a splendid investment
position. A 100xl40-ft. corner, right CIOBOpro
to business part of city. Two residences on pro
perty now. but It awaits further improvement. First
class property In every respect.
TEN ACRE GARDEN TRACTS—We have them
for sale at reasonable prices. Communicate with
us If you are in the market for thiB kind of pro
perty.
amount buys two fine vacant
*,ww lots in the north end. Only four blocks
from DeMers avenue. A bargain. These lots will
be worth $1,000 one year from now.
$990(1 B-879—A beautiful seven room modern
*bMWU house In the south end, 60-ft corner lot
with large shade trees. Reasonable terms.
—This is a good new three room
house, with large attic on a 60-ft. corner
lot on Dakota avenue. Good woodshed on prem
ises.
E* J, Lander & Company
Three Days Special
For Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
only, we offer any Walking Skirt
in the House at
25 per cent off
We have a fine assortment in blacks
and all colors. This is an opportun
ity to get high priced gomls at prices
not offered here before this season.
Complete line of latest styles in
Ladles' underwear and gloves. Ask to
see them. We are still headquarters
for the most stylish millinery.
No. 407 DeMers Avenue
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iar OWN AND OPERATE CAE "ELSIE." LEAVES EVERY WEEK.
Our Saskatchewan and Alberta Lands
are located in the most reliable districts in Western in buying
lands from us you deal direct with owners and buy at prices which can't
be beat For trip arrangements call or write
Rustad& McKeen, Grand Forks Office l\ S. 3rd St.
A Fsrty ot Worth D»kot«, Iow« —d Illinois Mea Abort to SUrl for 0«r Oct. !fitb,'Q6
REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENTS
A Good Time to Buy Is Now!
«,Taa—A cosy 6-room cottage oS
Walnut street: hardwood floors,
cellar. 50 ft. lot, improved with
shade trees and shrubery.
Terms to suit
|1»800—A good two-story 7
room house on Cottonwood
street. 60 ft. lot. Make us an
oner.
A aue SO ft. coraer lot
Belmont avenue .Think of It.
This offer holds good till Nov.
JMW A well built 7-room
house In North end. Hardwood
sewer, bath and gas. Lot
£2*110. Can you beat it.
»»epe—A rood 7-room house on
Cottonwood street hardwood
The Thompson
N. W. 983M CLIFFORD BIDG.
floors downstairs house Is nearlv
on® unfinished room up*
stairs, large barn on premises
low-price?
We,t!
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off
One of the
Richard Johnson was in from Lari
more last evening.
F. M. Blood of Grand Rapids spent
tho night in the city.
K. H. Johnson, sign writer, is pre
pared to turn out on quick notice any
thing in the way of election banners,
streamers, etc., etc.
beac°
touse' on*" 60 ft
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lfo?*eloee°Cin!
fully MrS^8-'8
•MOO A nearly new 7-room
house on a fine 60 ft. coraer iS
on South Side, city water sewf
Sma^*Vhnrih ft.na
har«wood
'floors,
pieto In every^ detail.*6
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5£eIft,t75rern «"»use
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