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The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

United States Land Office. Helena, Mont.
February, 81, 1899.
Notice is here by given that Alfred Van
BuSl5irk of Dupuyer, Teton County, Mont,
has filed notice OF intention to make proof on
his desert land claim No. 2999, for lots l and
and the 81, ne4, sec 5, t 27n, r8w., before c. f
Prescott, U. S, Commissioner at Dupuyer
Mont. on Saturday the 10Th day of April,
1899, -
He names the following witnesses to prove
the complete irrigation and reclamation of
said land; Timothy Conner, William I ].
Kennedy, Joseph'F, Bean, and Benson Eng
fish all ofIDupuyer, Montana,
George d. Greene, Register.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
Notice Tor Publication.
Land Office at Helena, Mont,
December %. 1898.

DOOVHO0I Y, IOVO'
Notice is hereby given that
James j. Brown has flied notice of
intention to make final proof before
G. E. Trescott, US commissioner,
at his office in Dupuyer. Mont, on
Saturday, the 8th day OF April
1899, on timber culture APP,
plication No. 1888, for the So sw4
ard So sea, e %, tip 28.n, r 6 W,
He names as witnesses: Samuel
L. Potter, Jos. G. McCuaig, e. A.
Savory and George E. McGill, all
OF Dupuyer, Mont.
George d. Greene, Register,
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby that the firm of
Gray & Hyde, doing business at
Robare, Teton County, Montana is
this day dissolved. All accounts
OF said firm are payable to Pat
Gray who will pay all Indebtedness
of said firm.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
Notice for Publication.
Land Office at Helena, Mont,
Decen Der IL, 1898.

D1CeH UOT IT., 1915.
Notice is hereby given that
Francis B. Jones has fled notice
of intention to make final proc;
before G. l.. Trescott, U. S. com
missioner, at his Office in Dupuyer,
Mont, on Saturday, the 9th day
of April, 1899. on timber cul-
ture application No. 1878, for the
nw4 e 32, tip 20 n, r 6 W.
He names as witnesses: John
M. Laugnlin, Charles Buckley,
Ernest A. SaVory AMI Clarence b.
Perkins, all of pupuyer, Mont.
George D. Greene, Register.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
The Cascade Bank

DIRECTORS
S B. Atkinson, F.. ?. Atkinson,
2eter Larson, W. W. Miller,
John J. Ellis.
This bank t~ransacts o general
aanking business, pays interest on
silae deposits, buys and sells ex-
ehange, ard loans money at lowest
-ctes of interest. Invites cores
Fondence and offers its services to
r9sponsible parties and vii. extend
- them the accommodation and
ooartesy usually extended by a
Conservative banking house.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
(Consolidated)

(Consolidated)
UnitedgStates Land Office Helena, Mont.
February, 9th, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that James L. Col
Inns of Raymond, Montana, has filed notice
of intention to make final proof before O.
e. Prescott, y. S. Commissioner at his office
in Dupuyer, Mont, on Saturday the 9Th day
of April, 1879, on timber culture application
No. 2f06, for ne quarter of section No. % in
township No 26 n, range 9w.
Also that Samuel j Bean, of Raymond
Mont, has fled notice of intention to make
final proof before Z, E., Prescott. L. 5. Com
missioner at his Office in DuDuycr, Mont, aon
saturday the Sth day OF April, 1899, on timber
culture application No 1928, for the n2.5sw4,
SCI sw4, and sea nw4,tsec 6, in'tp 26n, r8w,i
Also that Abraham L. Hoy, of Raymond,
Montana, has filed notice of intention to
make final proof before sCg z Prescott, U S
Commissioner ut his Office in Dupuyer, Mont.
on Saturday the Ssh day of April, 1883, on
timber culture application No. 279l for the
50 ne4, and VIZ sea of sec 4, in tip rs n, rSw.
They name as Witnesses; Samuel }, Bean,
A. l. Hoy, w l. Wright and James L Collins.
All OF Raymond, Montana.
George ID. Greene, Register.
The Dupuyer acantha. [volume] (Dupuyer, Mont.) 1894-1904, 1899-03-30
Notice For Publication.
Land Office at Helena. Mont.

Lane Office at Helena, Mont.
February, 81, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his Intention
to make final proof in support of his claim,
ana that said proof will be made before c. L.,
rrescott, Y, 5, COMMISSIONS at %Dupuyer,
Mont, on April 18th, 1892; viz.
George W. Magee on his homestead entry
NO, 1911 for the lot 5, sec 27 and lots LIZ, and 3,
sec 2S, tip 20 n, r 8 w
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and %.cufLiva.
OF said land, viz Charles Thomas, Carl
llarris, William Cowgirl! and @. B. Perkins all
of Dupuyer, Mont,
Georgo'D, Greene,
Register
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county Anair-- Democratic objection
10 Registrar Appointments wild
wins In Damage suit

The following business was transacted
ty che county commissioners ycstcr-
days
Commissioner Smith made q report
aa to his nndings or the q, W. New.
TOMS tax matter ). y. Carman t. ln
passeslon ~ the property. FOR Issuance
Of qult claim deed The property was
errlncoualy sold in 1899.
An application for relief was roe
eslyod on behalf u Hannah Wood. aged
10 years. residing at Far West or
dsrcd that o. per month be- appropriated
Do her 10 begin october i1t
OBJECT TO REGISTRY AGENTS
on behalf u the Democratic party r..
s. Cuufoy appeared before tho board
DO protest against the appointment OF
registry agents for the twenty-five dis
tricts within ogden CITY Tor municipal
election November. 1893. ns made by the
board September iith. The Democratic
parry claim everything except the i2th.
i'm. 18Th. gist. districts. ON the ground
that -. n. Roberts obtained majority
Of votes, further claims that appoint.
mHuta nH made by the board ur" not
according 10 law. The fact that %. is.
Roberts was endorsed hy other political
parties uutH NOT illlikAtN hshlHNt WV
IntaroHt % the Democratic party.
Therefore tho request H. made that ape
p1iutmonts of registry AGENTS be- made
In conformity with foregoing facts.
a. j. Weber made 10 statement on be-
half ~ Bryan Silver party, claiming "a
majority of votes cast last general cleo
ton. Wobortn 200 majority, Weber
makes m general rcquuHt Tor appoint
ment NJ registry agents from the Bryan
silver party
The matter was taken under advise
mrnt
WpuueHt was received from g. u. An
laraou aud illCy H. Jones. % brigham
city. for loan N 1900 from the bonds
" Weber county The request was
denied.
n was ordered on motion on Conc
missioner Smith that am appropriation
uf 500 be made 90 l., 70, Adams, COM
mittce on poor farm account
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227 and an VAN ST.

ton. Do becoming worker zoo the fac
tory there lir subsequently moved TO-
Muruui. where De- soon became u faith
ful worker lu 900 things pertaining 60
the Interests nf the Wlrl. being meW-
hDr NJ the uigh pf..sta quorum n
ward teacher, hn was also prominent lu
the Sabbath school. Iu which place be
viii be- greatly missed
lic was local agent und CORE pendent
OF the News ne thH limo uf hIs death
and always proved himself worthy uf
every trust rpupsgd 400 him.
Funeral services were hsll ln tho
trihutoi hy loving hands Tho services
wore impressive and UnuHuliur Tho
speakers were bishop irons and c1ur-
Hal0rs md Elders bradley Hardy.
uI1ckhnw and Faux
Alilleuiul Star, please copy.
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FOOD ECONOMY
BULK
vs.
CONCENTRATION
'GRAPE-NUTS.

The question Of obtaining high
grade food at q moderate prico. Is OF
interest TO cVory houuekcupcr and proc
WIDER.
Some food 90 ~ bulky that oven AZ a
very low price per pound the actual
food value IN no little that ID rs really
expensive; on tho other hand there are
concentrated foods, like, Tor instance
the famous breakfast food known as
Grape Nuts" that sell al ~ cents per
pound. but Yield u food units su much
value that but little Of the food should
be used ut time, and IN reality, when
properly used, the expense IL about one
cent per meal
II is common miatnka To use too
much NJ the food Grape Nuts. It's taste
81 crisp, with the delicate sweet flavor
~ grape sugar, and one Is Inclined 10
eat double the proper quantity, A lady
writes from Indianapolis, Mrs A, l.,
Wilson: I'VE have been using your
Grape Nuts now Tor two or three weeks.
/ cannot toll you how much ! ind II
has benonttod me. My husband is
physician and he not only uses it at
each meal. but likes Il nt bedtime"
Using the food IN this way, some
families might hc Impressed with the
cost, but nftor all, good food, which
Keeps the family In prime condition OF
health, az moderate cost, 10 worry
much more profitable, go far ms doll
lars and cents, are concerned, than 10
make use OF l1N-gradc, bulky foods aud
from time 10 time call In "a physician
10 help out
The use ~ Grape Nuts" IN reason
able quantity costs one cont per meal,
and the food stands without an equal
in point uf nutrition and value Ia build
ing mp the nerve centera and tissue uf
the body The crisp, delicate sweet
taste comes from the grape sugar which
IL produced by transformation OK the
starch OF the cereals, aud this grape
for Immediate assimilation. Grape
Nuts are sold hy an fHt-class grucors
and made by the Postum Co. at their
factories in Battle Creek. Michigan.
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s,a5 aa la G Gs aa. s. GG ,gs


NOTICE 4. hereby given thHf nt "a mcntlnr
No fH. UIHUiufs uf Sold company, hold on tho
9th N.N ~ sept IH..s 600 HHHuaHfuHuf " ten
600. .fu"H 20 DO. corporation payable lfumrd-
'ntHIN tufNH rHHrttary. az Room Nn. % luu-
m"UHII. Block. Iu-IIt Lake city salt Lakn
which ellis assessment may remain unpaid ca
tNU HIH Huy uf October tsI1 will hu dolin-
HHUuf Huu udNurtIsHI Tor sale Ht public uuc-
fIHu. uuu unless payment " made hufOrU, will
hU sold 900 fhr Hih day NJ uftuhor t-lq. To
UIN lhH Delinquent ASSORTMENT together With
tho r.st ~ advertising Huu uH psnsu ~ sale
JANIS o. JENNINGS. -Ury
Room so. 30 Commercial block, salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
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Pleasant valley Coal Mines - Improve.
monts In school and Meeting Houses.
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Mothers ~ children affected with
Group Ur q severe cold mood pot Do. .Itlto
Co. administer Chamberlain 'puHu
EHWH1N. 10 contains up 0UINin uuf uHra
gHUU Boo any form ANA may hu FINHH
uH confidently Co thH hIlH OIL tl ru
adult The urpHt success that huH Uia
tended ifH uHe Boo thD treatment OF Uu'lI
and GROUP has won fIr 10 th. approval
prl praise 10 hus received throughout
The United States and iu many inru.ru
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Richmond and Anaconda Consolidated Min
lHF Company.

Pursuant Co low. rutIHU o. hereby given thnt
o. special meeting NJ thn stuHkh1ld1rs % tho
ll.HWHuI Huu Anaconda Consolidated Min.
HIu"E so 20 D. l'rf south -trUyL sat Lake
i.ty. lfHh. 600 90" Il llyu' oct. a d. i1l, 40
"Hr|u"a uHs f.r Che uurIuar ~ considering
UuU UHruf uHHu tHu fHIIuHIug amendment 10
ARTICLE 90 tHu uItHIuI NJ incorporation uf
sold company. U.HIIr striking OUT tho
word. "-H.t Lake tItEs lUH" and lusrrtiug
uu.Iru thereof "rruFu Guy. Iuh County.
lfHH." aI Pa. Goo change tnU place % fhn gpu.
UHI| Office from sac lHhu t|fy lu Provo.
it SNiggLi rE'sllcnt
NIHHuuUl uUI Anaconda Gone
.uHIatHi Mining Company
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SCOFIELD.
Suicide Of Columbus uentry. who Hangs
Himself Ia siaughtr uause

HlNtlhl 'nri'Apnhdoncos
scou.ld, Carbon co... sept iS.-A de-.
plorablr suicide occurred here yostor-
DAY. Columbus Gentry uu Old man OF
30, hung himself IN 70 slaughter pen. n
short distance out 1f town. iir and hls
son, James, have been camping about
u mile above here he clear Creek can
yun. The old man loft camp about 10
o'clock yesterday morning with q plpco
OF rope ana some wire. Young Gentry
was away nt tho time. but upon hIa
return HE wife feeling uneasy ua Gem
Try has spoken NJ various times about
doing away with himself told him ~
the circumstance. li0 Immediately be-
gan Co search Tor hls father and finally
found him hanging from "a Htrlurcr hv
"a rope In a. slaughter pen about 800
yards from camp.
10 appears tho old gentleman had
placed ladder against the wall.
climbed up removed hls hat and shoes.
ana binding hlH feet together with tho
battling wire, secured the rope around
the HtrluEur and jumped on tho ladder
aud Htruurlod 90 death.
The deceased had boon married twice.
hiH nrst wife being dead. Ills second
wife LETT him about two months ago.
tie has been IN poor health and was
unable Co provide for her This lH given
HH the reason Tor his committing the
act An inquest held this evening rene
dernl % verdict iu accordance with the
above.
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MORONI.
Death Of Joseph Gee - Close Of an Hon
orabie Career.


Moruni. Sanpcte Co.. Sept live are
called upon 90 chronicle the death of "a
prominent and useful citizen uf this
city ON September iith, 1883. Joseph
Gee died Of drUpHy ~ the heart. tie WIS
the son ~ Joseph and Nancy Gee. and
was born ut Castle ilill, near stockport.
Cheshire. England, October goth, 1884
tie was huptlfod member Of the Hyde
branch ~ the Manchester conference
july 18Th, 1854, whore f0r many years
De- was % faithful and efficient worker.
on December goth. 1855, hr married
Miss clara Stafford. who has been TO
him "a faithful loving wife. Their un-
ION has been blessed by thirteen chill
lren, nine Of WhomH are lpft 60 honor
the memories OF their loving parents.
Hruthar Gee was president OF tho
Hyde and Ashton branches from 1862
tn 1874 whom he and his family omit
grated 20 Utah, settling az Washing
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4 diseased liver declares Itself Boy
moroaoucss. mental depression. lack ~
energy. rUHtlpfHurHH. melancholy ana
constipation IiEWUiNE will restore
tho liver Go healthy condition. Price
90 cents. T. g. ~. T. Drug Dept
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EUREKA.
rubiio schools, Opcucd Last weck,Cfowdyd
10 Utmost Capacity.


Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Sopt ls-rho Eureka public
schools opened last week and tho Jua
TullWaut Cor tho frHt term a. larger than
ever before On tho history 90 the
camp about 40 pupils are now attend
ing This number docs not include the
EnIrhtavllln schools. TN. personnel uf
teachers with Few exceptions ~ tho
same at the previous school your being
an follows l.. a. OHtoin. principal,
Mary NJ. Ryan. eighth grade. n. ID.
Bowen, seventh gudv, Miss Helen shop
ard. sixth grade. Miss Grace Mills.
nffh grade. Misc NollH Harrington.
fourth grade; MlTa Eliza NHurum third
grade. Miss Annie Law, second Grade.
Mlu Lou Murphy beginner Nearly 900
the rooms Uf The school house urH nUul
Co their utmost capacity. uul half day
"Hhifta' will have TO hn iuluguHrtUu
lu the primary department
Arthur ~. ii0won has charge of The
kulghlsyillc school
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EVANSVILLE.
Sew opers Iiouse-rrinhary T'stl,ni .sti.
dents' Iareweii-Young Ladies Social

dents rarewsii-Young Ladies social
Special Correspondence.
grantsviilo. Toooic co.,. Sept u.s.
Postmaster J. u. clark h1s bought the
Mcbride property ana mad. Die t0.I.
dcnce there which ls mIre convenient
90 HE office
tast Sunday morning Toe communion
table in the Sabbath rUnuHf uHa adorned
with a beautiful ut of al'F.H Iv.gs.
NEW OPERA HOUSE
The contract for making $4,000 ado.
hiDH for the new upyu house hua hUUn
Get to v NJ Palmer John Butler and
Geo T.. Ml.wnrd. THE building Wu Boz.
s0xf6. and viii Boz lI|f OF urH "a
brick and ndohios John vs.. CLARK
one ~ our houorel m.mh.ua OF IHs
ward. has kindly donated ffr building
spot fronting Main rtr.H. Excavation
for the basement NtuN H. boom come
woucod. The hOuaH VII hu huHt Dos
voluntary contributions undo. tho
UIahuprlc OF the ward
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A. an external IMMINENT ~ most wou-
derful rpuUtratIyu and curative power.
HALLAUp's snow LtNlMENT o. mot
o1uulud by amy other iu the world.
Price 20 md 90 cents. 2, e., N. T.
Drug Dept
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Tho most delicate constitution con
safely use UALLANp'S ilOW8UOuND
RYEUp. 10 o. % sure and pleasant
remedy Tor coughs, loss of voice. uud
ull throat and lung troubles Price
10 ana 90 conta q g. NJ, /. DRUG Dept
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Send 90 cauta 600 the "Newu" AMI
obtain th0 beautiful portfolio hlsi0ry
of our h1yv work Boo tho Philippines
con to Manila We pay the postage.
stamps taken On payment.
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OGDEN RAILROAD TINE CARD
oRsooM sHoRr LIMl RY.

irom North aud Northwest. a, m, sie5 .. m.
GEO D. m.
lion South. $50 d. ~, 0,o3 q. a., 1880 q. m,,
$50 D, IA, and $50 D M,
LEAVES
Tor North and Northwest, pH5 q. m, iiii5 a,
~. i0'aOp. m,
Tor SOUTH s,lOA m., 7i5o "a, M, JiOi p, m., 5i31
y. IN, and 0iij .. "a,
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Mics Ellen Uowhorry president uf th'
y. b.. u.H1oIntlou, observed the birthday
anniversary OF Precedent Elw'un "a.
Taylura birthday ON the liJh Inst The
association had a very enjoyable Tim"
tuEythgr. aud showed their Nri ups
probation 81 tho fyryigU1 ~ th0lr az
faelHtc. 4 grand bail wac given Boz the
evening iu honor of thH occasion, ouI
everybody had q good time
THE district school opened on the
18Th irsJ
Two steam thtUAHuufH have nearly
completed thin ysHr'r harvest
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RIo oRANpe WESTERN IN.

AuuIVLs
IRON South and East, 1915 a. M, 100 p IN,
ana 1000 D. m,
LEAVES
Tor South and East, 7iao a. m, slo .. m. and
tuup. m,
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sooncld, Carbon CO., Sent is-Thla
delightful spot. situated in Pleasant
valley away up az an altitude OF 1900
feet with To beautiful meadows and
IT, surroundings Of lofty hills. dotted
with rurl,-llko groves and quaking asp
ana pine, was once the happy hunting
ground OF the rodmnu. To-day II erhueH
the snort Of tho iron horse; and the
Pleasant Valley Coal company holds
sway, Some 1928 men and boys nra on
their pay runl, and nomo 90 horses arc
worked In aud about the mines. Tho
daily output ~ coal a. / 800 tons. or go
Of the largest sized cars and the pros
poets are bright for running the output
up 90 1000 tons per day within the next
ELK weeks, Some twenty-five new mon,
experienced miners, are expected % nr-
rive from the east by tOmurroW'H train,
90 hulp nll the increasing demand for
coal.
The greater amount of the coal from
here ia used by tho Southern Pacific
railroad company, and their Increasing
hlFln'sd Increases their demand FOR
coal,
= new shoot FOR tho number four mine
a. being built 10 will be- completed ln
about two monthH-l gravity double
track line will be- run from the shoot
about 800 feet 60 the mouth OF the
mine The coal ut q distance Of 600
feet from the mouth OF the min, Will
b. brought out by electrical appliance.
The vein now operated az number
four mine % from seven TO fourteen feet
thick. but frw accidents occur. and
uf them 75 per cont have been on nc-
count OF men riHkinF too much, after
being warned OF danger.
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The city council met ln adjourned
roaal1n this evening,
THE committee on Judiciary reported
ON a schedule Tor the salaries of officers
for the coming two youre.
Another lengthy petition was received
from the property hold 70 ol tl' lhi,'
pr,fplr,rt business hIuykr vi the city,
ssklng that "a sewer district BIZ created.
The matter wac referred TO the COM
mittop uu judiciary.
The state insane asylum pet- l"n'a 20
purrhare one oF two lots tn the city
cemetery. Referred 90 committee on
cemetery with power 10 act
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dufy Awards rionu Damages IN rult OF
Mild ". unlon Pacific ny. other Cases.
Following business was transacted IN
the district court yesterday
Union Light g. Power Co. W Fred
Foy. 81 al, By consent action was dis
missed.
Eugono punsmurc W. Interstate Loan
4 Savings association. Court heard
documentary evidence.
Rose v. Silver W Interstate Loan g
Savings association. Case taken under
uuvlFHmOut
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improvements ore the order ~ the
day. The now school house completed
last season o. found inadequate 90 hold
the children OF HCh-'l use, and a room
adjacent 90 the mos 'E house has been
brought into use "a 'e overflow from
tho district school Is
The imprqygmgat7 ne t.atter.gay
feature, and when tho painter and
Elazlor put ON tho finishing touches IL
VIII be- an Improvement that VIII 0dd
greatly 90 the appearance OF the coal
mining town. Bishop Thomas J, Purm
ley IN the dual capacity uf Bishop M
the ward and assistant superintendent
~ the mine by his courteous ana fair
treatment Of an cumara. holds the rc-
rpoct OF the community maintaining
the motto ~ the company ln their drll-
iuFs with their employees, THAT no re-
ligi1uH test has application hore'
wand conference was held hetv yeH-
tordly, President David John NJ the
presidency OF Utah stake, accompanied
hv ELDERS Albert Jones and Henry 10.
Giles were Ia attendance from Utah
oouniy.
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Lssi Saturday evening Ua residence
~ Ethel Wruthan wUH Ns a..uu %
rUyeIry and pleasure. tnH occasion boiling
% farewell party Go tnH hi.aH Lucy
Elizabeth aud Ethel WnfnllI Elltu
Cooley and Leroy sutton who departed
fHr SOLE Lake l1at Monday booked Tor
the University tho coming winter
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Nou nave ths Privilege OF Consulting
the uudyHu uoD.a About Nuur Case,
tree Of ,HHIgH yaIi uI Nutu.
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Send 90 cents 90 the Slows" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Oh our boys work IN the Philippines
"on 10 Manila" We pay the postage.
Stamps takon IN payment
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Send go cents 90 the 'N0wa" and
obtain tho beautiful portfolio history
of our bnyv' work 10 tho Philippines
'uu tp Manila" We pay tho postage.
Sumpa taken IN payment
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LOGAN
10y breaks his Arm, =rroiiminary Hearing
of Obrsy sut Tor sept. 81.

Special Correspondence.
Logan Cache Co, Sept lN.-Mlr-
rilEc license wac granted today TO
ilyrum Green 81 WollHylllg and julia
NJ. JOhrenu of ilyrum.
a lO-yylr-old con 30 Icph Thomas
Of this city had hiH arm broken yrHier-
day by ran from a hUrsH.
The preliminary hearing ~ ThpmnR
X. Obruy on % charge OF stnbbing hIH
brothcr.ln-law. George Grinlth4 has
been ut for Sept 20 ut n o'clock.
GriiHthH WAS TOO weak tu appear on
Saturday and Obruy u was thought,
would develop o. Dlrg N lock-iiw HH %
result Of tho wound inflicted by IN"
rock Grlnths threw at him after being
cut Both are reported today as getting
better rapidly. however.