Salt Lake Tribune | 1915-02-07 | Page 22 | Bettilyon Company Makes Many Sales

BETT1LY0N COMPANY MAKES MINT SALES Tie unprecedented snowfall last week for tins winter is cause for rejoicing according to George Jay .Martin, real estate salesman with Bettilyon Home Builders company. Ho said: This snow is just what the country coun-try needs. Our water supply for next season is assured now. And wo will have 'bountiful crops. Iu consequence our company anticipates antici-pates a big demand for farm lands. The increased price of foodstuffs, and the high cost of living generally, general-ly, together with the near approach of spring, are responsible for the desire among a large class of our city residents to get back to the ' soil. These people have had ample time during tho long winter evenings even-ings to consider the future and what it has in store for them. While they enjoy the allurements of the city, their dreams have been of a borne of their own, where they can be their own employers, ibe independent in-dependent and work out their own futures. They have decided in favor fa-vor of tho country, determined to " become producers and live where they can rear their families under an "ideal environment. Our oomjjany is already receiving numerous inquiries regarUrjg farms and farm land opportunities in Utah and surrounding country. We now have a nico deal on a large stock ranch pending, which we will close in the near future. During the past week, despite the unfavorable weather, Bettilyon Home Builders transacted a very nice volume of sales business amounting to $36,000. T. E. Gaddis reports the following transactions: Modern bungalow, 659 East Twelfth South; Ida Van Patten to Bertha Mc-Ghan. Mc-Ghan. 9-room modern brick residence, 647 East Second South; Mrs. L. Baldwin Bald-win to C. Cannon; 5-room modern bungalow, 649 South Twelfth East; O. B. Chalmers to Emma Knight; 5-room modern bungalow, Lorenzo Price to C. Holbfook. 115S East Tenth South: 16osl65 corner Eleventh East and Third South, Clarence Cannon to Lottie B. Baldwin; 110-are farm at Springville, Utah, J. H. McGhan to F. A. Van Patten. Pat-ten. v