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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-12-11
STATE NEWS
PARK 80 NoTEs.
Daly-West Foreman Injured by Cave


In.
Park city Dec. l0.-This morning about
s.0 John Nemino. foreman Of the DAILY
west mine met with an accident which
MIIl keep him away from his work for
some time. The accident occurred or the
l.l01-foot level It seems that Mr. Mem
mo went into en- ore stopc to inspect IL
enu nad Just got I'm when quantity or
bones OF his right shoulder and lraCtur-
ing two ribs besides inflicting several
cuts and bruises OF "a less serious nature,
IT. - Compte was called and reduced
the fractured bones anu made the IN
cured man as comforta bic as possible.
The infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. Mike
OF spinal meningitis. The little ono had
Deen ailing Tor some time. but only within
3I seriou nature. The funeral viii be
lelq tomorrow M Z.SJ D. M. from the
catholic church
Yesterday at $3.50 D. m. under the aus
pieces Of the Park City division OF the
Miners uniCu the funeral of William
D9ble was held here The body was taxi
j. Richardson TO the Methodist church,
where Rev. O.. y. Cook preached "a very
appropriate sermon ON the deceased.
FROM the church the remains were taken
20 inc city cemetery. under an escort OF
about fits from tho Miners union.
of the Maple Hall hotel Rev 6. r. cook
united jon marriage Miss Teresa Roberts
~ Provo and DIT r. j. Alexander. Both
salt Lake and Provo Miss Roberts be
Ing Che daughter of i. a. Roberts OF
Provo while Mr. Alexander is we'll
known optciau OF salt Lake. and the
announcement of their marriage viii
come as q big surprise 10 the many
friends of the Interested parties.
Rev. Dr. kiugsburv Of Salt Lake VIII
preach at both the morning and evening
services in tine Congregational church on
tSuuday.
Robert Gorliusld of the ST. Louis-Vas-
sar brought up "a number Of men from
Salt Lake this morning and took them
over TO see the mine. The members Of
the inspecting party were Messrs. j. G..
Lynch. j. r. Walker. Charles Walker.
Frank Judge and Dave Spitz. The last
named EenUewau viii remain On camp
Ter a few DAYS and expert the Nassar
property.
j. s. Malta and Harry Culbertson en-
tcrtaii.1d few friends at their rooms
last cve1ing.
W. W. f"1nyCn of the baiy-Judge came
mp from SAT- Lake this morning.
J. j. DAILY was "a passenger on the in
coming train this morning.
Mr. and Mrs G.. J.. Rood spent the day
IN the Park
q. w. Landba,m. secretary to J. j.
DAILY. is i'm town t0day distributing the
checks at the Daly-tudge mine.
George smith returned from business
trim TO Zion this mOrunte.
VIC SCHNEIDER is in town shaking hands
with friends.
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to pass your water frequently night
and day, smarting or irritation in pass
ing, brick-dust or sediment in the urine,
headache. baCkache, lame back, dizzi-
ness, sleeplessDess, nervousness, heart
disturbance due TO bad kidney trouble,
skin eruptions from bad blood. neural
gia, rheuma tism, diabetes, blOating. jr
ritability, wornOut feeling. lack of am
bition. loss of flesh, sallOw complexion,
or Bright's disease.
II your water, when allowed to re-
main undisturbed in a glass or bottle
for tWenty-fOur hours. forms a sedi-
ment or settling or has a cloudy ap-
pearance, IL is evidence that your kid
neys and bladder need Immediate atten-
ton
swamp Root is .he great discovery
Of DR.. Kilmer. the eminent kidney and
bladder specialist. Hospitals use il
with wonderful success in both slight
and severe cases. Doctors recommend
it to their patients and use it in their
own families, because they recognize
in SWamp-Root the greatest and most
successful remedy.
Swamp-ROot is pleasant TO take and
is for sale at drug stores the world
over in bottles of two sizes and two
prices-fftv cents and one dollar. Re
member the name. swamp Root. DR..
Kilner's swamp Root, aIsd the address.
Binghamton, y. Y, on every bottle.
re the slightest symptoms OF kidney
e OF it in your family history, send at
y. Y. who will gladly send you by
D. a sample bottle of swamp Root and
lds upon thousands of testimonial let
red In writing. be sure TO say that
Lake City, Utah. Daily Herald
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DISTRICT COURT AT RICHFIELD
Husbands Ask For Severance Of Mar
ital Relations.

Rch6eId. Dec. IA number Of cases
have been filcd in the district court dur
ing the past week.
Jens Hansen Of Redmond has filed com
paint that mis- wife. Emily Hansen. left
linn n the month of November 1901 Snc
went Go Moroni .aud since then she has
refused Co live with him. He asks for
divorce ON the ground Of desertiOu. They
were married at Mt Pleasant in june of
The same year.
Peter Anderson or Monroe asks the
court for a divorce on the ground of de-
EertiOu. He sets forth that he was mar
ried ON the 9tn day of june 1903. and
that ON the 18th day Of September Of tho
same year his wife Minnie a. Anderson.
left him and went to Salt Lake and that
ho went t0 Salt Lake to try 10 persuade
Ter To- return home. and when he found
her she was iu the company of a negro
and sine cursed him and said She woul1
never live with him again, that during
Tho month or August this year. the DC
PENDANT was seen sitting ON the lap Of
u g. BarkdaU in Monroe with her arms
around his neck
The Equitable Manufacturing company
or Iowa City. Ia. asks for "a Judgment
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CHILD TO BECOME MOTHER
Father Brings Young Daughter to
Police Station.

The 15-vear-old daughter Carrie. Of
Charles o. Nelson who lives az 326 Stet-
fensen avenue. was last night brought 10
the city Jail by her father and held there
her parents. Carrie is a small child for
her age. appearing to be about y years
old. According to her story. she is TO
become "A mother in a short time. The
father claims that the daughter has been
unruly for some time past and that he
could do nothing with her. He suspects
her of having given the So to a. soldier
who has been assOCiaJing with her for
some time and consequently had the
young man arrested last night The SOL
der gave his name as John Wolf.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

James Sharp 10 john @ Sharp. o.
acres of lot ,. block 81 ten-acre
plat a ............. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81. 200
NJ. W. Snow to Carl Gutke 9x3 rods
southeast FROM II rods east of
the northwest corner of lot >.
block 20. plat G NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 300
Z. +. Schettlcr TO Elizabeth ID. r.
Jones. 8TNl0 rods southeast from
the northwest corner of lot e.
block II. five-acre plat "A .......... 81
John NJ. Doull 20 Albert lander, lots
and s. block 2 DOull Bros sub
division OF block Is. plat q ... $50
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HOLDS COUNTY RECORD.
Yarnen Has Contributed Large Fund
in Fines For Paving Purposes.

Ncrnal. Dec. Harry Yarnell. the hero
az a hundred fights. the slayer of Big
Pete Che Mexican sheep herder. and the
man VINO holds the record as having been
up before the courts more times than
any man iu Iintan county. now lam
guiehes in Jail. and is likely 20 remain
until the district court meets I'm March.
unless an effort that is being made by
his attorneys proves successful. which
Is an appeal 20 Judge Booth TO allow
arneH bail Attorney Pope left yester-
day for Provo 20 GO before the judge
for that purpose. Il IS said of Narnelt
that ne has contributed more toward
paving Nerual CITY than any other dozen
men, by reason of the numerous fines
he has paid into the CITY treasury; and
yet through 60 AN he has succeeded in
Keeping out of jail ln nearly every in
stance This is tho second time ne has
been confined behind the bars. Tt was
only snort time before the shooting
Of Big Fetc' that Yarnell engaged i'm
81 desperate hand-to-hand encounter with
I'D Mckee. Both had guns and several
ClnChed at the time and both escaped
tfonE plugged until separated bT spec
Aat0rs. and their arms taken awaE.
Aarneu Is proprietor OF the Little Chi
CagO saloon. and the issuing Of n license
10 rIn the insut-tior hos been bone
or contention in the city council Tor
Years. hut somehow ne has ALWAYS man
aged 10 keep open. and his place OF
business has been the scene Of many an
Tom Taylor foreman for the ellison
AsDhaltum company. Is m from the
ConpanI Wnite river mines' ana brings
fu DE information that work is pro-
crossing favorably on the Tintah rail-
road. which IS being constructed from
C'rcVasgp. ON the bio Grande. TO tho
Black Dragon mine. ON the head Of
F-vacua ton creek Men and teams are
bciug 7ut To work as fast as they apply
The thermometer registered 4 degrees
above zero last night On NernaL
There are an unusual number OF new
faces seen around Nernal this winter
A great MANY Of the newcomers are
Colorado people. who have flOated I'm on
the eve OF the boom that indications point
Co as coming for this section within the
newt twelve months.
t-intah county is getting dangerously
close to- the debt limit. and 10 is feared
that the county clerk VIII De forced to
cease issuing warrants before the bust
ress Of tine year is closed
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PROVO NEWs NOTEs.

Provo Dec. 1O.-Manager McEwan Of
the Provo opera house went to Denver
today on theatrical business.
Estate of Sarah Lunn. deceased, peu-
ton for order confirming sale OF real es-
tate set for hearing Dec. 10.
Cy Johnson. Austin Miner and Charles
Tuckett three Springvile youths. were
arrested Tuesday night by officer Ross
Tor being too hilarious. They showed
fight and Tuckett got away from the OF
ficer. Today johnson and Miner were
fined $40 each by Justice John for resist
ing an officer. Tuckett viii be heard
his arrest.
II. /. Cummings. who was the cashier
of the SprinEville bank for many wears
till q few months ago has again taken
the position of cashier I'm place of NJ. n.
Crardall.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Mrs. Claudia Dennis viii be held Satur-
dav at Z o'clock in the Fourth ward
meeting house. The remains viii be in
TERED I'm the Provo cemetery.
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PENALTY PROVIDED.

Especial to The 1derald)
Washington. Dec. 0.-Represcntatfve
Lacey, chairman Of the house public
lands committee has introduced "A bill
providing that persons who knowingly
pasture livestock on public lands within
forest reserves without a permit under
the rules Of the interior department shall
be punished upon conviction by fine or
imprisonment. or both This legislation
was recommended by the secretary Of
the interior
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FAIR TRIALS IN MONTANA.
Governor Signs Bills Passed by the
Legislature.

Helena. Mont. Dec. 10.-The legislature
virtually finished its work this afternoon
though it will not adjourn until tomoI-
row. Up 10 this evening the governor had
signed three of the judicial bills. inclUd-
ing she change Of venue. disqualification
of Judges and giving the supreme court
power 20 review the facts in equity eases
The Meyer bin providing for the payment
of costs in change Of venue cases IS vet
Co be enrolled. The governor sent mes
sage 90 the house approving the judicial
bills that had reached him. and SAYING
he would approve an the bills yet to come
20 him.
The session viii probably end at noon
tomorrow.
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WILL RATTLE BIG DOLL.
Louis Simon Insures Happy Christ
mas For Tots in Infants Home.

one OF the largest dolls in Salt Lake
City is TO be ratified off for the benefit
of the little mites of humanity i'm the
Infants home at 66 I street The doll
occupies commanding position i'm the
show window of the Paris millinery.
store. 1t IS the envy Of every little doll
mother IN the city
The doh has been given to that char
liable institution by Louis Simon. vice
president and manager of the Paris mil
hnery store. The tickets on the rattle
are to be placed on sale i'm all the large
stores on Main street Christmas eve
the rattle will take place at the store
and the proceeds win be turned over TO
the infants home for use for the little
ones.
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral of the late p. L. Johnson
will be held this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
from Evans undertaking parl0rs. on
State street, under the auspices Of Wa
satch lodge of Masons.
The funeral services Of Charles Victor
Wesley will be held Saturday afternoon
at . O'Clock from the residence Of his
grandmother. Mrs. Clara Burris 1929 East
Sixth South street. lnterment Mt Olivet
cemetery. Friends invited.
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To Prove what Swamp-ROOt the Great Kidney Remedy,
Will Do for YOU Every Reader of "The Herald May
Have Sample Bottle Sent Free by Mail.

unhealthy kidneys responsible sickness and
low.
they 10 and need attention first
great kidney bladder
A ria lWillc
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HOAR WANTS TO KNOW.
VIII Gail Up His Resolution as Soon
as Practicable.

as Practicable.
Washington, Dec. 10.-When the SEN
ate met today a number Of bills were
introduced and reports presented. Mr..
Hoar gave notice that as soon as -prac-
ticable after the disposition Of the Gu
Ian bill he would call up his resolu-
ticn. introduced yesterday. requesting
Information from the president con-
corning the conditions under which the
independence of Panama was recog-
nized The Cuban bill was then laid
before The senate, but as no one APP
peared ready 90 speak on IT, Mr. Hale
moved an adjournment. and the moti-n
prevailed.
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RICHARDS AGAIN ON DECK.

Especial 70 The Herald.)
Washington. Dec 10.-Land Commits
sioner w. A. Richards returned to duty
today after an absence Of over month.
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signers for further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF SAIL
Lake county. state Of Utah. probate dig
vision-In the matter OF the estate and
Guardianship OF j. j. RiOrdan. an incom-
petent-rhe petition of Angus Mcclellan.
jr.. praying for the appointment of HIM
self as guardian of the estate Of , j.
RiOrdan. an incompetent situate Wilnin
HE state OF Utah. has been set for hear-
ing on Friday. the 18th day Of December.
1903. at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the county
court house. i'm the court room Of said
court in salt Lake City, salt Lake coun-
~. state of Utah.
Witness the clerk of said court. with
The seal thereof affixed. lhis
(Sean eighth day of December. 1888
JOHN JAMES clerk.
By David Is. Davies, Deputy Clerk
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Novelty Theatre
90 w. Second South.

performances 3 and
$3.50 and $3.50. Thurs
Sacred concert sun
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Refined vaudeville
& p. M. evening 7.30.
day. amateur night.
day. Admission loc.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.

Consult County Clerk or the RESPECTIVE
signers for further Information.
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The 4Oc kind on f9o
sale at, each 10
a beautiful variety of pretty de-
signs This shipment reached
here too late for last Satur-
days big rush. They are even
prettier than the last lot. Just
SO dozen of them. On sale Sat
urday. to II a. m, f9a
at, each .................. @GO
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%prkulntfn

o.: sd mub tpegen meiner Sp6ter
Elm Geebab uuffuden. 3: ST iie
benn frant9"-M.: ,9as ni1t, aber
% Sabre lit Fe f9pn alt."
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Abnelehs.t.

Die tleine Glie bat an 8ansden ges
f@rieben: .3itber 9ans, id min Did
lttb haben, dber Du muBt mid aud
hetratben, elfe.A Durauf fdreibt
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2lmferipm & 9lmferipm,

bic i1eue Garbens unb 9apeten-J irma
1T iest bereit @eihdfte gu tbun.
$50. 217 uno 219 Oft.6ouiton>5 Str.
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Observation-Disclosures

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tines Rrotobils 1T 70 feft, baB fie teber
&ngel Diberfeht. Dd fpeib man iiH
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bob man ft9 bon 70 sinem Nieb pers
59lidtn ldBt unb bann bon inner bers
nuafmk6t!"
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@ein weTd1nnudk.

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tel-bas 1T nidt mein @d9mad!1-
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EuttfuHnHtttua.

Sunger 3 d bdnbIer
Gals Elm Grdulein eth ao9bu9 pere
langD: nNaein Graulein, Sic seben
mir ben @lauben an bte Srauen pie@
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WeIuune Ean1flfe.

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rung): .ltnb DOrun TT SIR GroBnater
eeiforbenqA-B Z p r: SO
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auTn!

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g US: uNein! Gin einz
ages Mal bab' i9 es getban-unb ba
ipdr' i9 beinab' ertrunfeu!"
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Aud1 ett, osr,,un.

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bat e. BON Der Grau SAINT a. @eig'n
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aMultttH#.

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nt@t. mein @atbof iptrb BON elmer
snnae1 Menge grember befudt."-
go. 2tute, Die bier frenb iinb, mDgen
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Rafhnfrt.

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auf ut. II tit Elm Dberlebrer. G1rets
Ben sic benz bic Mehnuns mad Der
uenejten Drtbosrapbie-DOr Sreube
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Rbeumatismus ift in bieIem 8lima
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mnnerner M,4tftnr.

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aipet @eridtsboIIaieber fommen):
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Auksanpfuuu,

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bei6en 3dbhe I'm Mirtbsbaus einses
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&unrorisfisches
ettn hrapes G1ajterd1eu.

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beute auf benz Gife Der 8opf berbrebt
tDorben; bite, feBe i'm mir pieber au<
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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1903-06-27
BASE BALL.
Baraga Team Goes Down to
Three Moro Defeats.

Baraga Team Goes Down to
Three More Defeats.
The Marquette ball team took
both games. from; the Baragas at
Marquette Saturday and Sunday
last. At Sundays game the Bar
agas were goose-egged, the final
count being 8 to O. The game
Saturday was q good contest, but
the visitors lost by score Of 8 to 6.
The Baraga boys put up frst-class
ball, but hard luck has
been against them thus far.
The Marquette aggregation has
been strengthened considerably by
recent importations from Milwau-
kee.
The worst defeat Of all suffered by
the local team was that at Calumet
Wednesday afternoon, at the hands
OF the Calumet nine, Score, II to 1.
Tomorrow the Crystal Falls team
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FOURTH IN BARAGA.
There Will Be Something Doing
From Break of Morn
Till Midnight.

The people of the surrounding
towns will miss hot old time II
they fail to come to Baraga on the
nations birthday. The celebration
will be under the auspices OF the
Fire Department and arrangement
of all details are about completed.
There will be 'doings" from early
morning until midnight.
{ At sunrise there will be the usual
salute. At 8 o'clock the calithum.
plan parade, and at 8 o'clock the
procession OF civic societies,
school children, firemen, township
and village officers, and citizens in
carriages.
Following the parade will be the
usual exercises, including prayer
by Rev. A. Balgooyen, reading Of
Declaration OF Independence BY
Frank Ennis, and speaking by WI,
Mason.
In the afternoon will be helt
athletic sports and games Of variou.
kinds. An excellent program o
sports has been arranged by th'
committee and liberal prizes at
tached to each and every one. Flo,
list Of sports and prizes see small
hand bills.
Band music will be furnishe,
throughout the day by an orRaniza
ton Of twelve pieces from Sidnaw
After dusk will occur q gran,
pyrotechnicsl display.
Another enjoyable feature OF tn
celebration will be the grand bal
on Friday evening, July Sd, unde
the auspices OF the members OF tn
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|BARAGA DEPARTMENT;

John Hid is having his dwelling
house on Main street reprinted.
Mrs. Charles Gamache and daugh-
ter were down from Keweenaw Bay
Tuesday.
The Colonial Moving Picture COM
pany appeared at the Town Hall
Tuesday evening under the auspices
of the Fire Department.
Tom Hosking, formerly baggage.
man at the South Shore depot in
Baraga, has been promoted to the
position OF operator at Lake View
station, Mineral Range railway,
Hancock. The position was made
vacant by the promotion of the
former operator to Marquette.
The log-rolling contest arranged
by the committees on the Fourth OF
July celebration will doubtless
afford more enjoyment for the
spectators than many anticipate.
The participants who cannot stick
to the log will be thrown Unto the
water and will have to swim. There
win be several experts in the con-
tests, as Baraga contains several
men who have followed the business
Of log-driving for years. The event
will take place in the bay between
the Nester estates and Baraga
Lumber company's docks.
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AssININs NEWS
Correspondence.

correspondence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mcmillan, Of
Baraga, visited at this place Sunday.
H. r. Putnam called here Satur-
day.
Jacob Forcia returned from Du-
luth Monday.
Mrs. Frank Shelafoe, OF Odauah,
Wis, is visiting relatives in town
this week.
Charles Armstrong, OF Odanah,
called on friends Ia town Sunday.
S. Denomie and Ed Anger drove
to Skanee Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth Denomie was at
Keweenaw Bay Wednesday.
E. M. Chose, OF Chicago, called
here Wednesday.