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Scotty. formerly of the Louvre has
engaged in business on his own account
and will on Saturday noon open an ele-
giant resort on Higgins avenue, in the
apartment formerly occupied by the
Mint saloon. An excellent luncheon
will be served and a general invitation
to be present is extended
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Paris of To-day-the handsomest pre-
MUM book ever offered-now ready for
delivery upon payment of SO in ad-
vance for one years subscription to
the Standard. Can be obtained at
Standard office in Butte. Anaconda,
Missoula or Great Falls.
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The Jumbo saloon, on Front street,
opened tonight under the management
of Mr. Jacobson. who proved himself a
popular host. An excellent luncheon
was served and the business started off
with every indication of a permanent
patronage following it.
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Dissolution Notice.

Notice is hereby given that A. NJ.
Baker of the firm of j. Grill e Co., has,
by mutual consent this day Withdrawn
from said firm. j. Grill & Co. will con-
tinue business under the old style and
name and collect and pay all bills of
said firm.
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From the Detroit Journal
First citzen-Remember the cuss that
killed Bud Peters an stole Buds boss?
Well. he's just been convicted of murder
in the fust degree
Second citizen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
wash,
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Glasses in physical culture for ladies
and gentlemen Tuesday. Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday evenings. Children $
class every afternoon. Exercises in hall
under First National bank. Professor
j, H. Patterson. instructor
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WESTERN MONTANA

The Western Montana Office of the Standard IN
mt 2l3 Higgins avenue, opposite Postohice Mis-
soula. Telephone No. lis. Advertising rates
furnished on application.
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DUUlOh YUM in curing tins class Of dis
eases and will guarantee you a permanent cure
at moderate cost. He has cured thousands who
thought their cases hopeless. ALI letters private.
Write for question blank. Consultation free.
Medicines sent free from observation,
Cook r1edical Co. I6as Curtis ST. Denver Col.
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FOR RENT-2-ROOM HOUSE, FUR
nished. Rear of 119 w. Copper, Butte.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOM IN
rev Owsiey blk. Apply 40 Owsley
Butte,
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FOR RENT-CLEAN, COMFORTABLE
furnished rooms, very cheap, 1903 East
Broadway, Butte.
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FOR RENT-2 NICELY FURNISHED
rooms for housekeeping. 213 w. Mercury
ST. Butte,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

JAPANESE YOUNG MAN WANTS PO-
sition as dishwasler or cooks helper
ard general housework. Address l1a S.
Main St. Butte.
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FOR RENT-FRONT SUITE. SUITA-
BILE for offices; well furnished. The Bal
timore, Il w. Park St, Butte.
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FOR RENT-5-ROOM HOUSE, ALL
modern convenences. Inquire $50 N
Jackson street Butte.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM UNFURNISH-
cd. Carpet on floor Leyson blk. Butte.
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Private and Ghrenic Diseases OF Men

Men suffering from evil ef-
fects of youthful indiscre-
tions, syphilis, gonorrhDn,
gleet, structure, sexual
weakness, varicocele, un-
natural discharges, lost
vitality. failing memory,
unhtness to marry, blood,
skin, kidney or private dis
eases, are speedily cured.
DR.. COOK has spent 30
years of persistent study
4 and experience in his own
practice and among the
largest Eastern hospitals
In 81, tbs al anr &c IL
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping, with bath; 400 Cherry ST.,
Anaconda.
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COBBAN BLOCK, RECENTLY CHANG
ed hands: thoroughly refitted and strict
ly frst-class; all outside rooms; nicely
furnished with all conveniences; prices
reasonable. Next McDermott hotel. Butte.
FOR RENT - NICELY FURNISHED
rooms. Silver blk. 10S E. Park. Butte.
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FOR RENT-RooMs.

FOR RENT ROOMS. 512 E. BROAD
way. Butte.
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THOROUGH

THOROUGH LADY BOOkKEEPER
and stenographer wants position: excel
lent references. Address L., Standard,
Butte.
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FOR RENT-MI RESIDENCE OF 4
rooms, No. 312 w. Third: water in house.
Inquire B. Radefeld, 312 w. Third, Ana
Cunda.
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TWO FRONT ROOMS, BOARD IF DE-
sired; $50 S. Montana street, Butte.
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.


FOR RENT-SEE THOMPSON INVEST
ment Co.'S ad.. this page. tomorrow.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
housekeeping. Inquire up stairs. 2l2 w.
Park ave, Anaconda
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-ROOMING HOUSE. NOT
less than 25 rooms, centrally located.
Inquire room 16, The Union, Butte.
WANTED-10O HEAD OF HEAVY
work horses, from 8 to years old;
weigh. about 1.4OO pounds; all horses will
be purchased either under a guarantee or
one weeks trial. For further particulars
apply to Godfrey Lavelle, st. Regis.
Mont, ST. Regis Lumber company.
WANTED-A CASH REGISTER; MUST
be in good condition. s. l.. Walker,
Granite. Mont.
WANTED SECONDHAND GOODS:
also do storage business. George Oechs-
H. 1924 w. Park St. Butte
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-SEE THOMPSON INVEST
ment Co.'S ad., this page, tomorrow.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL.
hous work. 403 West Third St, Ana
Conda.
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HELP wANTED-MALE,

EMPLOYMENT OFFICE-406 E. PARK,
Anaconda. Nine. Young, Prop.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-10-STAMP MILL
complete with concentrators. For fur
| Their information address Mil Standard
cafce Anaconda.
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FOR RENT-3-ROOM HOUSE. INQUIRE
2l0 South Idaho, Butte.
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FOR RENT-FIVE-ROOM FLAT; ALL
conveniences. Corner Jackson and Cop
per SITS, Butte.
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED 4-ROOM
brick house; rent $26. 80 Apply 7o6 Oak
St. Anaconda.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ONE-HALF INTEREST IN A GOOD
grocery business. Address ]. T., Stand
ard office. Anaconda.
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WANTED-A GOOD COATMAKER;
steady job for the right man. S. Cohen.
Missoula
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MONEY TO LOAN ON AN ( KIND OF
security. Lee Davenport. 20 w. Granite,
Butte.
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If upon examination it looks
shoddy or worn remember we are
now showing the
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FAMILY REUNION.

As Mr.. Charles duild few days pre-
viously had returned from visit 20
his native home In Scotland, accom-
panied by his son william. who had
been released from his mission In DER
many. therc was a reunion OF the Guild
family. Mr. Guilds sou Joseph, OF old
Fort iiridger. at present one VI uinta
county commissioners. accompanied by
his WIFI. was present, also his sou John.
o. Rock Springs, superintendent OF the
religion classes OF the Woodruff stake.
accompanied By his wife and family
Piedmont has a new school house.
which Il "a credit 10 it, enterprise. II
carried the writer's memory back Ia
1870. when No. school district OF Tin
In county was organized at Piedmont
with VIM. u. burton. Charles Guild
and Moses iyrnes as trustees VIM.
q. burton was teacher holding schOol
In ioE cabin. with dirt roof kindly
placed AT our disposal by Moses nyrnes
Those thrce families had twentr-ons
children at school. with two or three
others. During the school session. ws
held school for two hours every even
Ing m well.
There II q good opening Tor orEanlz-
ing sunday school. which will be done
In the near future. ft fn
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soritr To sroosuoLprn-.

UTAH SUGAR COMPANY. Nntlcc IL
hervly zivrr that pursuant 20 an order
N tho hafd ~ directors ~ Oh. tial,
said rnmuany hHs hrfu called. ~ h. hUid on
Tuesday the pih DAY N MAJ, A. ~ is11. ~ tho
hrurW au'rfs'k pm, ~ the assembly rom
~ tho tnitersday -aints iiusiurss College
Trmplcinn hulldlnf. salt Lake ely, utah. for
the purpftfn ~ providing mode % sub~'fip-
tlnn Tor tho additional sinfl ~ thifty-slx
tlou.ard nNc hundred share. f1tinf. author.
lied to L. Issued a. laF ~ thn uuar,i ~ dlrrc-
tor. and ~ passing uptn 81 questions luri-
dental n such subscription. AMI Tor tho
rs'iors In fs'latinu " tho subscription aud
issuansr ~ such additional stu'h,
Dated this eist day ~ Aufil A n. i-fa
GIullsI u. CANNON, President.
IIOnAol b. WHITNEY,. s.crriary.
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Norior az AssrssnrNr

Aurora Minlug company. principal place nf
business. salt Lake tHy, TAN Minr, sit-
unttd I'D MnfysyAlv, mute County, Utah
Noilcn 4, hervny given that at neeuns NJ
thn plf,.tur, ~ the Aurr Minlng Company.
held ANIL %. ~ 90 Ma 20 North Main II. ,
snu fa.o titf. assessment No. "A ~ ono-half
rent par shaft uas |sflisi on tho capital sisf'k
81 said cumpnny, payable linmvunicly "a the
Itnh Any siu'k un which TIT, assc,sinsn ~
MAY rVmuln unpaid On thn ~ ~ June. Viii
H. Delinquent aud advertised fpr sNe ~ pub-
lie auf'i lon, and unless pas munt u made be-
foro. Will Ia sud on Iuni' VI, lssl, ~ pay tie
dsnnuueut assessment, together With gNst II
adVefilrlnr and expense NJ ,ilN liy order NJ
Hoard Of Directors
JAMrS u. STIRLING. sccy.,
" y, Malu ~, salt Lake ely,
Dated May l. i-po
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RiChFiELD.
County Anairs-Boem In Marriages VIA
try Weather.

Special Correspondence.
Richncid SEWER Co, May B. The
board az county commissioners trans
acted the following buainesai
The resignation OF u. =, iAddle as
Justice OF the peace OF Sniina precinct
was accepted 20 take effect Immediate
", and VIM. II. Evans Of the same
place was duly appointed To MI the va
eancy.
The resignation q I. J. Stewart ~
deputy county attorney was rendered
and accepted. TO take effect ON the 18Th
inst.
pointed constnbl. of vermllilon pre-
cinct, TO MI the vacancy caused by the
resignation ~ Henry Butteriield.
A communication from Beaver county
making requisitlOn on seNier county Tor
one half tho taxes on certain transient
herds OF cattle and sheep owned IN
Beaver county. Referred 10 the county
attorney for investigation.
A petition from the citizens 81 Nor-
million school district, asking for por-
tion ~ the slgurd district 10 be an
nexed 10 the former. after due oonald-
Grafton was denied.
Sealed bids for constructing twenty
six rods of picket fence around the
court house block We're opened. and
showed that the lowest bid for a two
rail fence was made by A. q. Young
4 Co, OF nlchneld. sis6 and for a three
rall fence by severine Andreason oi
Monroe. ti3s.aa Al blda werr laid over
for consideration next month.
Following appointments We're con-
Armed by the board; y. q. Clark. dep
uty county treasurer; j, u. iieppler,
| deputy county clerk. VIM coonr. dep
uty county sheriff; J. v. Martin. deputy
| county sherin,
Ing 10 ISLES.
MARRIAGES GALORE.
II would seom that cupid IL little II
any behind Dewey In gaining victories
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OUR OWN STATE.

native Of Denmark. having been born
In skambe In 1915. He embraced the
Gospel In 1859. and emiErated TO this
country In ISL, settling In Logan. He
leaves four children. u grandchildren
and II Rreat.Etandchildren. lie was a
model citizen, man Of strict honesty
and n faithful Latter-day Saint. Fun
erai services will be- held IN the seventh
ward on Friday at pm.
The following program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of the Poly
rophicai society Of the u. Y. College.
on Thursday evening. Debate Does
happiness or misery prcponderate IN
life" Affirmative. faraen. and J.
skeen. Negative-E. J. Norton. J. ".
Kemp. SONG. Miss Jacobsen.
A marriage license was issued todev
10 Peter n. nowcut. and Elizabeth ~.
Mason. both Of Franklin. Idaho.
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srocSnoLprRs' mnrrrso.

NOTICE 4 hcrvhy given that meeting
" the stockholders ~ she lirsiou.
Nevada Copper company corporation.
has tEen called. and VII L. held nt
the office ~ the cinpany rislm - Mctnrnirk
hnildlng, salt Lake clty Utah. ~ tho iith
day " MAY. i@t. al Z oclock pm. for tho pur-
ps-c ~ amending Article VI 81 tho Articles
rfrasiuf the par value ~ she shnr,s % tho
capital -tefk " aid onmpauy from ten cents
per shaf. 90 one dollar ~ shaf~.
itiNNN SifSIIa President
JOSEPH siiSEi. -cfrvtary
dated April -. isfsl
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PROVO.
c..yt csses-youthfui Crock In Count,
jail Ncss~ and ressensis.


J.si-N ctss and Personals.
su,ciat Correspondence.
p,,,vo. MAY s.--The following business
~. transacted In the Fourth distriet
ra,,rt before Judge Dusenbcrry:
The Ease OF the smoot dug ~
si,rntion. The piaintin Is suing Tor
sis and Interest alleged to be due on
.crtain promissury note given ny ue.
tcndant to the Excelsior Paint am
mug 10, now defunct. while no WAS
manager. The note was later poush,
~ by the plaintiff. the mater nv, W.
Mrs. senla Vincent was granted q
,ivorce by default from Thomas u.
Vtnrent. The financial matters had
ncrn adjusted before the case came
INTO court The couple haN. lafk"
family of grown up children. The plain.
tin IN her complaint alleged crneitS M"
in The estate Of Emiiinc Blrd. de-
ce,sed, finai account u the adminiHtra-
tor heard and decree OF distribution
granted.
Grove Guy VI Artemus Holman have
been MED In the clerks en'cc irY IN
Wolves the ownership of certain real
estate and water rights In Pleasant
BURGLAR CAUGHT.
sheriff storrs returned last night
from Grand Junction With OcorEc
Thompson, the burglar who. on the
evening ~ sunday last entered three
houses In springvllle and stole n mum
Ter Of articles. lie confessed 20 inc
crimes and returned all the. property
taken frum the residences OF nay Pack
ard aud Thomas Kelly. but ". NJ.
Dousnil did not fare 40 well. Thompson
having disposed OF the s. gold piece IN
part payment for his ticket to GRAND
Junction and both OF the dianpnh
rings, one To jeweicr In the COLORADO
town aud the other TO n hprinENille
an All Mr., Duugaii received back
was a In carh aud diamond ring.
Thompson Informed the gentleman that
he could x. his rims from Colorado by
paying the present owner us.p.
Thompson IA about n years or ase
and states that he worked at a halt
that he has relatives In Texas ana
california; lie told the sheriff that this
Il not his frrt piece OF crooked WORK.
The prisoner In now Ia the county JAIL
awaiting the action Of the district
court. having waived his preliminary
examination.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The students OF the brigham Young
Academy viii have u holiday Thursday
po az to allow them 10 attend the on
cur.ion 10 Salt Lake.
The seven Day Advcntiati are erect
ing a building on I street. between
Eighth and Ninth streets. In which 10
hold their meetings.
The H. " Academy musical depart
ment. under the leadership Of Prof, j.
4 Mcclellan viii 40 TO Eureka Sunday
20 give one OF their celebrated concerts
They will ~ over In a special train.
Mayor James n. Hall u Spf'ngvilll
was Waiting Provo t,dny,
Attorney b. u. li0utx went 10 Spring.
willie today 20 visit his in,thtr. who hal
the misfortune TO break her les q
couple % days ago.
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WILLARD.
Death Of Jahn y. Wood cie.es q Long "a.
resr Of usefaise.. News Notes.

Special Correspondence.
willard. Hoseidcr Co. May g.-on tho
18th Of Aprli John a. Wood, one ~ our
oldest and most highly re-pectcd Cit.
Senr. passed away after n brief iilness.
lie was a native ~ England aud was IN
his cighiy-nrrt yrar. For marty forty
three years he was member of tho
High Council Of Iloscider stake. Ills
puaterity numbers eighteen children.
nnty-cirht grandchildren and thirteen
grandchildren
The recent cold snap II causing much
apprehension among our fruit growers.
several ~ our young mon have start
- TOT Wyoming. 20 engage In railroad
ing.
a rich mineral md IL reported In the
canyon Immediately east % town,
our district school closes on tho 18th
Inst.
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NOTICE i hcr,'ty given that y meeting
~ the sto' khoidrrs q thr Nufihsrn spy MIN
Ing company 4 heffhy called 10 H. held AZ
~. nrlrs' ~ thu said COMPANY. NctoFnk'k A
tompany's Hank. clfnef ~ hast Temple and
first south stfvris salt lake city. tinit On
Tho rifd day ~ MAY iso, at u O'Clock a. N.
Tor the pufisn.s ~ anendlns the articles -
Incorporation u tho aid ormpany Ia the fol-
lowing PARTICULARS
Arlr'e ~, strike ont tho vnris salt
Lake" and luscr In lisu thereof "i'ruto"
Article VII strike uut the words ,on.
million" and Insert IN lieu thsr,.nf "uue hun
drcd and twenty .use ihunsandl = al.p strike
out tho wuftis eune hundred thousand." and
insart Ia lieu thHrtsf ''tuu hundfeii aud hny
thoushudi" alsu Nrlke out the surds ten
dollars" and Insert Ia lieu thefvrf 'nfty
cents"
Article NJ strike out tho words -ssit
Iahc" ani iusurt iu lieu ti.uaf "pruyn"
Ai-n add Article XVIII, To rad a. fullnusi
That the capital stp'k ~ IA. company
may h. assss-sd ~ such times. In such
amounts and fur such purposes ~ the ih,arti
~ Trustees may determine
A. liANAltl III, rccvtary.
salt lake city. Utah. Aufii 2. i~1.
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NEPHl.
Affairs Of Jusb County Dewey Dsy-De-
sftuetive storm.

HUotFs ~ buau
.true,ive storm.
Special Correspondence.
Nephl. Juab Co. May a.-County court
was In session Monday and Tuesday.
and transacted great deal of routine
business.
a Sons OF Provo. asking that the taxes
on nevefui mining claims In the Tintlc
district be refunded. rs they were IN
Utah county, and had been asserred IN
both counties. was referred to the
county assessor for adjustment.
4 petition was received from the
citizens " Diamond asking that vot-
Ing precinct BE- established embracing
the boundaries Of what Ia now known
as Diamond school district. Adopted.
The applications Of beaver. Emery
and Carbon counties for onc-half the
county taxes on Juab county sheep for
The official bonds OF Edward Kay Of
Mona aud ~ e. l.. Jorscnson % La
van a. road supervisors OF their re-
rpectivc districts. were approved.
The petition ~ citizens ~ Lsvan.
asking thnt the county road between
that place and Junh, be changed. was
tabled for one month.
The hill ~ Ciuar ~ nlrier for u. for
services aa Waterman, was referred To
sheriff Christensen with instructions 60
allow n out ~ tho contingent FUND.
A contingent fund of 80 was allowed
ahcrln Christensen. and . like amount
TO his deputy, y. u. crnin. 40 Eureka
chaa A. Hall wna appointed road
supervisor 81 Ncphi district on his nj
inK the required bond.
The clerk ~ tho rifth district court
was authorized 60 have y court calen-
dar prepared and published FOR the
June term of said court at an approsi-
mate cost or 10,
The commissioners designated the
following days On which " viii at ~ u
board ~ cqunlira,i"ni June 9Th, 9Th and
s,h. and June AND. s1rd ANA 2tth.
A surprise was sprung when Commits
rion-r Klrkendaii. seconded by Cum
missioner Thomas. moved that the APP
polntment ~ W. A. &. i,ryan - deputy
county attorney and deputy treasurcr.
be- revoked Mr.. iiryan y now on q
pleasure trip In Oid Mexico. and aa
cverything was apparently running
snoothly with his end ~ the county
government when he left. the action of
the board will M doubt be great sur
prise TO him.
A few minor appropriations were
made and the board adjourned for one
month.
DEWEY DAY.
Dewey Day was observed here las,
Monday. a grand concert was given IN
the evening In the opera house and not
withstandlng the incletnsncy Of the
weather the house was packed with q
large and apprcciaiive audience.
DESTRUCTIVE FROST.
The weather has been extremely cold
for the last few days. chas. Haynes
county fruit tree Inspector. says that
the fruit has been greatly damaged
/ Peaches. apricots. piumn, cherries
grapes ana possibly pears have suffered
severely from the recent heavy trusts
The funeral 81 bishop PARKS ilttls
child was held froin tho family rect
dence. Sunday at o. m. A host al
nympathixinE friends attended.
A marriage licenne was issued IN,
last 81 the week 10 sadie Painter an,
Samuel Neilron. both % Sephi.
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SNOWvILLE.
snow storm Causes Much suffering To
sheep aud Cattle.

special Correspondence.
snowvilie, Boxeider Co. May :.-yea-
tefday we had six inches 81 snow with
n hard Wind all day from the north.
This morning looks more like winter
with snow rtili on the ground and n
freezing cold Wind. Cattle and sheep
suffering badly.
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LOGAN.
Missionary Farewell In wsiissiiie- Charles
Nislsou Gono to iiis Rect.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. May ain Wellsvilie. last
night, a grand farewell party was ten-
dsred Elders John wyatt AMI Thomas
Lloyd. who departed today for Great
Britain. where they will take up the
labora OF Missionaries. A number OF
Logan people attended the function and
according To their reports u most en-
Joyable evening was spent.
GONE TO HIS REST
Mr.. chrlaten Nielsen. wcll known
and highly respected resident of the
Seventh ward. died late last night. He
had been suffering for nearly year
and death came an relief. lie was u
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The Semi Weekly "News" n the
great country paper OF the iniermoun,
tain region. u circulater In every ciry
and settlament IN Utah, and IN most OF
Colorado, New Mexico, Montana. Se-
yada, Western Canada and Old Mexico.
rs an sdvestlsins medium II u unex.
celled.