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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-06-14
SPIKE AND RAIL.

There Is now peaceful calm around
the ticket offices after the rush OF the
past few days.
Acting Traffic Manager r. M. Schu-
macher OF the Oregon Short Line leaves
Tor Chicago In the morning.
Travelling Freight Agents Trewebela
ana Adamsoh OF the Rock Island re-
turned from Idaho this morning.
Excursion rates win 20 into effect to.
morrow for those fishermen who pro-
pose to whip the canyon streams.
The j. D. Wood shipnsaS Of wool is
now moving out Of Spencer, Ida. The
clip amounts to $4,000 pounds
General Agent c. A. Walker OF the
Chicago & Northwestern this morning
returned from a protracted wool exne9
dition in Idaho.
me passenger departments of the
various roads are already setting their
lines In anticipation OF the next EXC.
aus to the east, July 3. 4 and 8.
From the latest reports Commercial
agent l.. L, Downing landed five
pound trout In Idaho this week in adj
wool. VI
). ~ Berry, chief engineer OF the I'm.
ION Pacific aud consulting engineer FOR
the oregon Short Line, is In the civ
on matters pertaining to the Leaning.
ton cutoff.
sS.nuel Higgins. whose resignation a
SUPERINTENDENT Of motive power and
machinery Of the Union Pacific was an
nouhced on Wednesday, has accented a
IKE position on the Southern RAILWAY
ms headquarters will be at Washing.
ton, d. G.
tomorrow morning the Woodmen NJ
tne McNd VIII go down to sprInRyille
ana froNo over the Rio Grande West.
ern on special at 1880. II Is estimated
w .sia 80 mere VIII be In the neighborhood
OF 40 who viii take advantage of the
exceptionally cheap rate which viii he
IN order for the occasion.
Or. Bracken Of the San Pedro Los
angeles 4 Salt Lake. who has inst re-.
turned from Galleries. reports that ON
!, 4 thursday the Thermometer at that de- |
ilshtlOl place registered lis al n m
FROM letter received by II, NJ. Nc. |
Sartney this morning from Fngineer /
Moore who is working on the Csl,for.
ma ilne Il Is learned that all concern.
go nave 70 wear extra clothing ON ac.
COUNT OF the cool weather
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SHORT LINE TO
RUN OWN HOTELS

On and after July the oregon Short
Line will operate its own hotels, eat
ing houses and lunch counters on its
line. Those which have been operated
for so many years past by j. E. Mar
kel Of the Pacific Hotel company have
been handed over to the Short Line for
a consideration and the change will go
into effect at the end Of the month.
Of course the Ogden privileges will
remain In the hands of the Union Pa
eilic, but those at Pocatello Cache
Junction, Glenn's Ferry and elsewhere
WIN pass out OF Mr. Markets jurisdIc-
ton The hotel at Huntington, how
ever, will be operated by the oregon
Railroad & Navigation company.
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DENVER.
PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.

Chicago. June l4.-July wheat opened
at 72S to 72h. and dipped to nag
71%.
Close Wheat-June 72h; July IlAQ
1lM; Sept, 7Oh: Dec. 7l%s
Corn-June 60; July 6Sss.
Oats-June 4l%; July Sli8; new 5s's'
Pork--June i7.b2ls; July i.52ls sept
n 621a.
Lard--June and July lO,22h sept
l0.27is.
Rlbs-June and July 1910; Sept
1874.
Flax-Cash N. W. 1,7S,
Rye--June 56h.
Barley-6lfiGS.
Tmothy--4. 70; clover S.35.
Cash: Wheat-No red. 79isQSQ; No
3 red, 1904 No hard winter, i5AQ
&c; No. 3 hard winter 7iq75h; No l
northern spring TAN G75A; No spring
73AQ7iA. .,,
Corn.-No. 2 e3@63ia No. g. 62q62h.
Oats-No. 2, 4Sq4Sh; No. 3, 42Qizh
NEW YORK
New York, June n.--Wheat receipts.
n, $50 bushels. Opened dull and WAS
easy throug hthe first hour owing 10
lower cables and moderate unloading
July 7S%9iSA September rs '-l6Q'6@'
December 17&Q7I&,
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LIVE STOCK.
CHICAGO.

Chicago, June -Cattle-Receipts
200; steady. Good to prime steers gOQ
$50; poor to medium 5.O0G7.25 stock
ers and feeders 2jOd5.25: cows i.lOG
5'5' helfers 2,25a63O: Gamers 400
40; bulls 2'5g5.60; calves 2,5Od6.5O;
Texas fed steers 5OOd670.
Hogs-Receipts today $1,000. Monday
10000: left over 5000. cents lower;
mixed and butchers 7l5d755. good to
choice heavy 75OaL65 rough heavy
..Zoq 40; light 1O0QLSo; bulk OF sales
@20GL45
sheep-Receipts 5000; sheep, steady
lambs, steady, cents higher. Good 10
choice wethers 5OOa55O: fair 10 choice
mixed 496q5.0O; western sheep 5.OOa
5.5O native lambs 50Oq6.75; western
lambs 5.06Q655.
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At Opening Of Market Only MOder-
ate Activity Displayed
A FEW STOCKS MADE GAINS
Among Them Were Missouri Pscihe'
~. Paul, n. Y. Central and Read
Ing Closing DulI, steady.

New York June 14.--There was mod
crate activity in the opening dealings
but the price changes were very small
Steady buying OF Missouri Pacific adj
vanced I above 1906 and there were
fractional Improvements in other stand
ard stocks especially 81. Paul, New
York Central and Reading. Norfolk &
Western exceptionally rose 1, Trading
vas very light. The market became
Heavy pending the publication
Of the bank statement. and hardened
nfterward Missouri Pacific and 81
Paul rose a point over last night the
{ losing was dull and steady.
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The main Interest OF the week in 10.
cal stocks has again centered around
the Sugars, and the stir advances made
in Ogden, Logan and La Grande indi.
cate that the rumors Of the basis Of
which each would 20 into the comblna.
ton were not far wrong Ogden ad
vanced from 500 last week to 1898 bid
this morning Logan stands at sl35. la
Grande at Sis, A large block Of Utah
sugar sold yesterday at sls35 The
dividends Of 80 cents per share is due
at the end Of the present month. Other
stocks In the local list stand as FOL.
lows;
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Smelling Company Renews Old
Contract for Five Years.
5000 TONS PROVIDED FOR.
sIonthiy Optput May Reach That Fig
Highland Roy Con. Makes
Fine strike.

II was announced this morning that
the management Of the Daly-West
Mining company has extended It's con-
tract with the American Smelling and
Refining company for another FIVE
years and that some changes OF ad-
vantage to the company have been
granted by the smelling trust.
When Directors W. $. Mccormick and
w. II, Dickson were seen This morning
they stated that the new contract is
similar to the old one, and that It is
more satisfactory The contract just
made viii continue for Ave years and
provides for an output not TO exceed
5000 ions monthly
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ORE AND BULLION.
settlements on Open Market Show
Interesting Increase.

During the past two weeks the ore
and bullion settlements on the open
market have very decidedly increased,
and from now on still greater volume
Of mine and mill products Is expected.
In all parts OF the state preparations
are being made for the shirment OF the
ore that was mined during the winter
and held back by bad roads. Nevada,
Arizona and Idaho ores are being d.
rected this way and an immense vol
ume comes from the camps Of this
state, Resides tho weekly settlements
on the open market here which average
$4,000. at leas, another 100000 a week
is obtained IN settlements in the east
for Highland Boy and bingham Con.
bullion and other shIpments.
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Dugway Company Organized.

The Dugway Copper Mining and
Smelling company OF this city filed It's
articles Of Incorporation In the county
clerks office today, The CAPT al stock
Of the company Is $4,000 divided into
800, 600 shares Of the par value OF 10
cents o, +. Peterson is president and
treasurer, z. G. Kittle, vice president.
and A. " Peterson secretary. The
company owns the Surplus, Contact,
Anaconda Nos, I, and lode claims,
located In the Dugway district, Tooele
county.
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"Katy" Division Terminal.

Guthrie, OF, June 14.--The Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railway COM
pany has purchased rs acres of land
adjoining this city for division ter
minals, in addition to the twenty acres
OF school lands condemned two months
ago. Round houses and shops will be
constructed here Immediately for the
Oklahoma lines OF the system, includ-
ing the extension here from Stevens |.
IT, to Wybark. l. r., the extension to
Coalgate and the extension into Texas
and Old Mexico Southwest. The citIr
zens of Guthrie contributed 20 acres
OF land and gave $4,000 to get the road.
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MONEY AND BONDS.

Money on call. nominal, Prime mer-
camille paper, ii4Q5 per cent Sterling
exchange. nominal, with actual BUSINESS
In bankers bills at i.S7Sq4.SFs for
demand and at 4Si7s for 60 days. Post
ed rates, 4,S5ifd4.S6 and 4.SSQI. SSls.
- Commerci' bills, 4.Sii4Q4S5A.
Mexican dollars, ~.
Government bonds, steady; ref. rs
reg, iO7A do coup, l0Sla, 3s reg. iO7;
do coup, lO7; new Is reg, 1854; do
coup. 1851; old As reg, 1898; do. coup,
liOA; IS reg, 1O5; do coup, 1O5.
Bar silver. e.
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CoMsrooR ANNUAL
Park City Company liz EnergeticalIy
Developing It's Group.

The Comstock company held Its an
nual meeting late yesterday and the
following officers were elected; A. Han
auer, Jr., president and treasurer; Jo-
seph Oberndorfer. vice president; Nor
rls Dusseldorf, manager and $, G.,
Hazelton and Max Hanauer TO the d.
rectorate. Joseph III, Cohen was elect
ed secretary,
The annual reports were Of favor
able character and Superintendent
Hickey In his report stated that within
100 feet he expects to open into the ore
body that will make the Comstock a
mine
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HIGHLAND Roy CON. STRIKE.
Gold Ore Carrying over 800 Found
In Quantity.

Reports from Bingham today state
that the Highland Boy Con. company
owning the Parnell group has struck a
fine lot OF ore, carrying upwards OF
500 to the ton IN gold, between the 700
and 800 levels OF the working tunnel.
The management IL much gratIfled
with the showing at the property for
besides the new exposures Of gold ore
nearly 400 feet Of ore carrying i25 In
gold to the ton has been opened up
Some shipments have been made that
have carried great values In copper and
gold and others VIII be as soon AZ the
Petro litigation IL brought TO an end.
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SALES.

Con. Mercur, 100 at 1.sl.
Daly-W 100 at 1885; % at 4bs2k
30 at $3.50: rs at 45.Tb; 7b at 1870; rs at
45.e5; so at $3.50; rs at 45.57lt Total, SIb.
Eagle and Blue Bell, 100 at 81,
Lower Mammoth. 100 at LII; 100 at
1.17h; 500 at LIS; 100 at 1.lSh. Total,
500.
Mammoth. 100 at i.1e.
Silver Shield, 1000 at OF.
Uncle Sam. 300 az SIN.
Ben Butler, 1000 at 0sM.
California, 2,l0O at I'm; 1900 at 1lB;
1000 at u. Total, 1900.
Tetro, 1000 at "a; 800 at suN; 500 at 20,
$50. Total, 1000.
OPEN BOARD.
100 Con. Mercur. Log. $50.
200 Con. Mercur, 1.s7.
200 Con- Mercur, 1.sb.
1000 Martha Washington, 02h.
TOTALS.
Regular call :. ..10975 shares sl9,7iS.2 rs
Open board :. :. $500 shares 10000
Totals :. :. ..ls.475 shares s2o,T7S.25
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

,, No ,rI 7 Is nEREBy G,v,r
tah sugar Company hs s9, =, 9f he
declared a dividend M, y1H Gay
Pr cent on the capital s,o o.
the company, payable slock o.
isVs " Stockholders M 'uur 5lth
pooFs OF the company Nh llahsier
~ ~ y. N. June 23rd. 1902 Ma 7" g ,.l,,
ye feopened on July In 7i' aa WIZ
:" H. IL 9. whitney ~
Salt r.Ls M. see. and irsss
1879. ''an' June ith,
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Manager Herbert Coming.

Manager Herbert, Chief Engineer
Yard and some other officials OF the
Rio Grande lines are expected TO arrive
IN salt Lake on a tour Of inspection
Monday.
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Cheaper grades Of teas viii be adj
vanced 2 cents per pound July 1. This
Is done by the growers to even up for
the coming reduction Of duties In this
country.
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RurrER AND EGGS

New York, June l4.--Butter-Receipts
5,40O packages. Steady state dairy
1901 creamery state l9a2lla; June
creamery imitation l7lsg2O factory II
0lSA.
Eggs-Recelpts 6,lO0 packages,
strong State and Pennsylvania TAG
IS; western candled liGlIA.
Chicago, June bon the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
easy. Creameries, 1921; dairles 17hQ
49,
Cheese-Steady, l0dl0%,
Eggs--Steady, fresh, l5qlols
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OGDEN EXCURSION

Sunday. June 18th. via oregon Short
Line by Koltz. the candy man. spe-
cial train at 10 a. m. Round trip only
400. Refreshments served on train
and at Ogden free.
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SUGAR.

sugar-Raw, firm; fair refining, o.;
centrifugal 80 test 3h; molasses sugar,
S%; refined, firm; crushed, $50; pow
dered i.S0; graduated. 40.
Coffee-Dull, No. Z Rio, ~.
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Dividends.

It's expected that this well will
come In about July goth, and I'M
like a GOLD MINE, when we
first strike oil, dividends immedi-
ately commence.
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wEEK,s ORE sHIPMENTs.
Park City and bingham Send Out
Great Tonnage.

During the past week the first Tono.
pah ore arrived IN this city besides
which the Grand Gulch Of Arizona and
the Black Eagle OF Nevada had ore
on the local market
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KOLITZ EXCURSION

To Ogden Sunday via oregon Short
Line special train at 10 a. IN. Round
trip only 800. Refreshments served
on train and at Ogden free.
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Gushers.

one Of our experts tells us we
will get a GUSHEki II such Is
the case, this stock will go to
FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE.
as this oil is not the common fuel
oil, but in its crude state is
worth $3.50 TO $500 per barrel.
ONE PINT OF EMERY COUN-
TVS CRUDE OIL was found by
experts to be EQUAL TO ONE
GALLON Of ordinary Lubrieat-
ing OIL, and ordinary Lubrlcating
OIL sells from s12.0O to $500 per
barrel.
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BONDS.

Church Bonds -, ...,..,..... ...... i03A
Consolidated Ry. & Power Co.....l0l
Sumpter Valley 80. .,.,,." ...,.lOi
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PARK CITY
TINTIc

The Tintic shipments during the week
were smaller as not few OF the COM
panles are awaiting an improvement
in smelling charges
They were as follows
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WOOL.
ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis, June 14.'-Wool-'steaay
territory and western mediums l4Nq
1914; fine llGl5ls; coarse ll@Ab.
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STOCKTON

From Stockton no less than Is cars
Of ore and concentrates was shipped as
follows.
Cars.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
(By leased wire to the Central STOCK
Exchange, 2i5 Main street,.
Saturday, June Il.
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BINGHAM.

From this camp, besides 500 tons daily
20 ~ Highland Boy and bingham Con.
smeters the following shipments were
made
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steady fed muttons. 4.25d5.25 west
ems, S.T5q4. IS. ewes. J.5OG5.OO com
mon and stockers. S.0Oqi,65; lambs
5.OO97 90.
DENVER.
Denver. June 14-Cattle-Reoelpts
$500 Steady Beef steers. 4OOqtVV'
cows, S.5oQ5.O0: stockers and feeders
freight paid TO river S7ba5.OOi bulls
stays. etc, i50440O.
Receipts. none. Steady nght
packers, LO5dIiO; mixed and heavy
Il0@750.
No sheep.
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Profits.

It's SECURITY and PROFITS
we all want. If we only get 10
barrels a day, this stock viii pay
ONE HUNDRED PER CENT
PROFIT on the price It's now
OFFERED at.
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, June li.-The weekly
statement OF averages Of the associat-
ed banks shows:
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N. A. Page, stock Broker,
Loans money on stocks Mt bank rates.
Room rs, Walker Bank building.
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Drilling,

Well No. is now being drilled,
and rapid progress is reported,
and soon as we strike our first
oil sand, this stock will go TO
TWENTY-FIVE CENTS PER
SHARE.
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Bank Clearlngs.

Bank clearlngs throughout the United
States and Canada for the week ending
Friday, June 8, 1902, were:
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MINING, BUSINESS AND STOCKS.

Opnlr Hlll .. .,"-....,.......s,..,,' ~
Hidden Treasure 80. /. ...,...."
Total ~. % :. .,...,.....,,4b
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KANSAS CITY

Kansas City, June ll.-Cattle - Re.
ceipts 100. Steady. Native steers 2. 750
4.25; Texas and Indian steers .00a
i.75; Texas cows 3.6jdS.75: native cows
and heifers 2.O0d3.65: stockers and
feeders 3.45G500: bulls 2.sOd5 ,25.
calves 3.00Q5.50.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market steady
lower. Bulk OF sales 7.30a7 so: heavy
5.0507.65; packers 1901. 60: medium
1.S0a7. SO; light 6.00d7 40. workers. g5
al 40; pigs 6,3Od6.s0.
sheep-Receipts 5000. Market steady.
Muttons i.0Oq5.So. lambs 4. eOG7 III
range wethers 4.oOa5.e5; ewes 4.25Q
$50
OMAHA.
South Omaha, June ii.-Cattle-Re.
celpts, 100 Market steady: native
steers, 5,OOa7 80. cows and heifers' a e
p5.75 western steers. i.75d5.ss: Texas
steers, 100000: Gamers. .OOG3' s5.
stockers and feeders. 3.0Oa5. q: calves
S.e0q6.50; bulls. stays. etc, 3.75q5.75
Hogs-Receipts, 1850. Market slow
bc lower. Heavy. 1887 80; mixed
.soa7 40; light. 7.00d7.S5. plgs 6 00G
100: bulk OF sales, 1854. 40.
sheep-Receipts, none. Market
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OIL VS.. GOLD.

There Is no other branch OF In
dustry, in which man engages,
that returns such handsome prof
its as that Of the producing OIL
Well.
The dividends paid from the
prosecution OF legitimate oil pro-
duclng far out-ranks the net re-
turns Of any other business In The
United States. The profits of the
OH Wells, for the year 1901, was
double in amount ALL the GOLD
taken from Alaska In the same
year ~
OIL CITY OIL co, Green
River District Utah)
Office. 1875 Main ST..
Is now offering limited
amount Of stock at TEN CENTS
per share. THIS is AN OPPOk-
TUNITY that no one should neg
lect TO examine; 1t is an oppor-
tunity not approached by any
other company.
The Washburn leader., 1902-10-18
:: LOCAL, NhWS s:

Sunday.
AL. Rollings and sister departed
Monday for Bismarck.
For steamship tickets see the
First National Bank.
Pllst 'rers are hard at work on
the First National Bank.
House furnishings at McGray's
Coal Hnrbu..
Merchants report an unusually
large business in all lines.
Fresh oysters and all kinds Of
game in season at Steiber's
FL. Ell. Fleek made a trip to Will
liston this week.
$4,000 to loan on improved
farms Inquire OF J.T. McCulloch
e. G. Nafus arrived Thurs
day with two cars of cattle.
Ladies and children's jackets
and coats at Wallin's.
Ben Belk Of Bismarck was in
town the first of the week.
See +. +. Funk OF the First
National for your Fire. Insur-
ance.
Judge Ranard is slowly recov-
eriug from his attack of pneumon-
ia.
E. A.. Lamb is agent for the
old Dominion" steamship
Louis Baardson, left for Chicago
last Saturday with a car load Of
cattle.
A full Car Of Ignite stoves at
McGray's, Coal Harbor to select
from.
G. @. Dame and wife of Bis
marck we're in the city Wedues-
day.
Alarm clocks, all kinds from 85
cents and up at Persey's, the jew
eler.
j. P. Peterson started out with
another new threshing outfit this
week.
Spring wagons and buggies in
endless varieties and styles at Nc
Gray;s, Coal Harbor.
DR.. j r. Smyth, of Bismarck,
was in the city on business We'd
nesday. %
Ole Hickory & Fish Bros.
wagons, Flying Dutchmanl
plows at Holtan & Sons.
The Washburn Roller Mills will
be in shape to begin work again in
a few days.
If you want a spring wagon
or a buggy at bargain call on
Hans Holtan & Sons.
The dance at the Globe restau-
rant last Saturday evening was
we'll ATTENDED.
w. p. Macomber of Wilton was
in the city Wednesday and went
OH to Coal Harbor.
The latest fashions, in dress
trimmings, ve.vets and silks at
Dan Williams a prominent
from Ethel was in the
,ity the first of the week.
Wanted-Girls at the Globe
Restaurant for kitchen and din
ing room work.
Fl. G.. ...Olson and F. Irwin Root,
If Goodrich made trip to Coal
Harbor Friday returning ,Sunday.
Wallins make a specially Of
boys suits, and overcoats, mitts,
gloves and sweaters. We have
in stock the finest in town.
j. M. Patterson went to Bis
marck the last Of the week return
ing Monday on the delayed train.
Mrs. j I. McCulloch and son
Hugh came up from Bismarck
Wednesday 70 look over their |
new residence.
i. n. Casey, returned Wednes-
lay from the Coal Harbor country
where he escorted g party Of land
'eekers over the salable lands.
Axel Nelson is having q steam
eating apparatus placed IN lis
lew house and store. Allen, 81
fargo Is over seeing the work
81 ~, - = f u, X /. !. 81 !,