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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
LOGAN.

The elaborate social function OF the
| week was the reception held by the mem
bers Of the A. c. Woman's club at the
college on Monday evening. The college
library was used for the affair ans il
was beautifully decorated and iliumin-
ated. In addition TO various interesting
competitions, which afforded mucn OD-
portunity for the display of good mem
cries, there was a delightful little mu-
steal programme. Light refreshments
were served. The college orchestra was
| in attendance and discoursed beautiful
music
Mr., J. B. CasweH of Macon, Ga. was
in Logan this week.
A reception in honor Of the wedding Of
Mr.. E b. Hansen and Miss Leah Dan
/ ieIS which was postponed at the time of
the ceremony being performed on account
of illness. was held at the Hansen home
on Tuesday. 1t was quite an elaborate
function and was attended by large but
select company of local society people.
\ very dainty supper was served. and
then social Dastimes of various kinds
helped to round out d very pleasant even
mir. George Bell started Wednesday for
GloveTsville- n Y. His trip viii com
bine business with pleasure.
Misses sara Evans and Letitia Flint
ENTERTAINED at high tea on Saturday aft
ernoon. Their guests were nearly all col
lege people. and they spent d most de
! lightfUl time.
Miss Jennie Rainey gave a china show
CT on Monday evening in honor of Miss
Jane lamp.
Mrs Christopher Layton Of Thatcher.
AriZ, has been the guest for some time
of Mrs. r. NJ Curtis of this city.
Mrs. Maud Robinson returned Monday
from Preston. where she visited with
relatives for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". L. MCAlistcr of Salt
Lake City are visiting in the city as the
guests Of Mr. McAIister's parents.
Mr. Elias kimball is down from Black
foot, Ida on a visit to his family
The Norwegian celebration here on the
18th was rather spoiled by bad weather,
but il the evening a delightful social.
musicale and dance combined were held
in Thatcher, being attended by a throng.
Dr. II j Talbot of Salt Lake City
spent the first Of the week in Logan
Sidney stevens Of Ogden visited with
Mr. 4 W. Jones of POcateIlO spent a
couple Of days in Logan this week
Mr.. George ". LUfkin returned this
week from Shelley Ida. where ne Wis
tied for a time with his son
Mrs. r. s. Campbell and son Serge. who
had been visiting in Logan for some
time, returned TO their home in Salt Lake
this week.
The usual social function was held at
the Commercial club on Friday evening
a large number OF people participated.
Mr. A J. Greenlaw of TabascO. Mex
leo, spent the greater part Of the week
in Logan as the guest OF AQuiIa Nebeker-
Professor George Thomas Of the Ogden
High school visited Logan the first of
the week
President W. H. Lewis of the Benson
stake visited in Logan Tuesday.
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EPHRAIM-

The teachers Of the Ephrafm public
schools rendered Miss Innis J.. Kingsbury-
one OF the members of the faculty, a
party Wednesday evening at the home of
Miss Cordelia Dorius- Miss Kingsbury
VIII not teach in this city next year.
Mrs l. NJ Olsen gave a party to a
| large number of her friends at her home
W ednesday evening in honor Of the ami
Versary of her husbands birthday
Ar. and Mrs AdoIph Hansen were Wis
! Jung relatives and friends in Salt Lake
City Friday.
Soren J. johnson Of Salt Lake City was
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ephraim Han
sen Wednesday
Mr., and Mrs Barney TiIby left Mon
cay Tor Sacramento, Cal.
r - Rasmussen Of Draper visited with
Mr.. and Mrs James Frost Monday
Il P Bosen Of Salt Lake City was Wis
lIlhS with relatives and friends here
Wednesday.
Miss Matilda Rosquist of this city ana
MI Den Kay Larsen Of Sunnyside were
invited in marriage at the bridegroom s
home Wednesday.
Adolph Hansen came home from Las
Vegas Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J Christensen are
spending their summer vacation In Cali
fOTnia
The students society Of the Snow. .acad-
envy VIII give their last dancing party or
the school year at the Assembly hall next
tuesday evening.
J. II. HomMny, Of Manti was an Eph-
rain visitor Wednesday
The alumni of the Snow academy will
give banquet on May g. and n grand
ball In the evening Of May @
MISS ElVInd Rasmussen. who has been
teaching school a Mt. Pleasant this year
returned to her home in this city To spend
her summer vacation.
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EUREKA.

Paul Troester was a Salt Lake visitor
last Wednesday,
Mrs. James P. DTiscoU is visiting
friends I'm the capital this week
Mrs. R :. Robertson returned Monday
from visit to Salt Lake
Mrs George Hanson is visiting friends
this week in Zion
Mrs. J. H ChinD of Silver CITY visited
the I1ntic metropolis last "Wednesday
Robert and Thomas AdamsOn enter
tanned their mother from salt Lake City
last Sunday.
Miss Julia Hannifin who has been in
the capital for some time being treated
for Theuma tism, returned Thursday even
ing to Eureka.
George W. sudbury entertained his IA
Their = J. Sudbury of Nephi, last sun
day
J. W PaNman was another Of Nephis
visitors TO the county's mining center
last Sunday and Monday.
Mrs T. d Sullivan and Mrs Alex
Blight have returned from Salt Lake
where they had been attending the grand
lodge of the Degree of Honor
Mrs W J ShTiver and children are
contemplating a pleasure trip into south
crn California, where she VIII visit her
sister Mrs. J. J. Harper. formerly a resi-
dent Of this place
Miss Lizzie Myers was the guest last
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and Mrs Joseph Jordan. She expected To
be absent two OF three weeks
Bert and Edgar Macarthur Of Mt Pleas
ant were in Richfield this week Bert
expects 10 leave IN A few days for the
samoan islands. where ne goes as a
Ldtter-day saint missionary
Fdut Alder and family left "Wednesday
tor Salt Lake, where they viii hereafter
make their home
ATs. Ja-,es VI. Peterson. Mrs. H. s.
christensen. Mrs. Caroline Hansen and
Miss Clara Hansen went over to Central
thursday TO be present at 3 birthday
party OF Mrs \ r. HawIey.
W NJ. Caldwell Of Idaho, who has been
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. .. e. RasmuS-
sen went to Salina Monday to visit rela-
CiVeS
Mrs a c Riser came down from Kim
bsrly Monday TO visit with her mother,
Mrs y. G. Poulson
MI AID Mrs J. A. Hanson went TO
Redmond Tuesday to visit relatives and
also In the interest of the NJ. l. A. fair.
AR and Airs. 5. 6. Clark entertained q
1eW friends AT their home in this city
FRIDAY evening. The guests were enter
tanned with the game of ''Flinch" for
several hours after which a dainty
luncheon was served
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
PAYSON.

The Royal Neighbors gave 4 social and
entertainment at Odd Fellows hall Fri
day night which proved success social
" as well as financially
Mrs Susan Crandali returned Wednes-
day from a visit with her daughter at
Robinson
Dr. Roy Potter. who has been spending
! II year in Chicago studying surgery. re
turned home THURSDAY.
James Mckinley returned to PaysOu
Thursday after an absence Of "A few weeks
IN the southern part of Utah.
Mrs. Fred y. PaUlson and child OF Salt
Lake City are spending a visit with Mrs
PaulsOn's mother. Mrs J J. Mcclellan.
Jesse I've, formerly a PaySon resident.
but more recently of Fillmore. has again
taken up his home here.
Carl ProVSt gard and Larry Scarf left
Friday morning for Evanston, Wyo.
Arthur and Will ChivreN. the former the
pitcher Of the Eureka baseball team. have
spent the past week the guests Of friends
in this city
Mrs Heber Taylor is visiting her
daughter at HebeT.
Mr. and Mrs Christensen. having sold
their interests at Mammoth. are stopping
awhile on their road to their new home in
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PARK CITY.

Mrs A. 7 Drake went down to ogden
Monday on a brief visit
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Bowman entertained
at dinner Tuesday evening at their home
on Woodside avenue. The table was
very prettily decorated and covers were
laid for ten.
Mrs. Ed Blake is visiting in the Park
with Mrs. Frank J Mclaughlin
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank J. Mclaughlin
we're salt Lake passengers Sunday
Mrs William kneale spent the week IN
Salt Lake on business connected with the
Mrs Thomas Wilson and daughters
went down TO Salt Lake Sunday
Thursday evening, after the regular
session of the lodge. the members OF the
D, of H and A o I. w repaired 10 the
Waters Bros ice cream Darlors, where
reshments were served.
Mrs Clarence R Drake came up to this
city Wednesday morning
Mr. and Mrs. Cannon of Washington
spent Thursday in the Park the guests
of Mrs W. J. Buck Of this place.
Thursday evening IN the Swedish hall
Of this city dance was given by those
people the occasion being the wedding
reception of Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Berg
which took place Thursday afternoon A
number of the friends Of the young cou-
pie were present and good time was
has by all.
Mr. ana Mrs. ". J. Buck returned home
from Salt Lake Wednesday morning.
A pleasant social affair Of the week
was the party given Friday evening by
DIT. and Mrs. +. X Ward at their home.
Cards were the feature of the evening.
and after several games had been played
Mrs Ward served some delicious refresh
mcnts- All present were well plea Sed
with the pleasant evening spent
Mrs r J Gill went down to Salt Lake
Wednesday morning on a brief visit
Mr. and Mrs. William J. Potter re-
turned home to the Park this week
Stewart J McPhee returned home from
Nevada Thursday morning.
Mrs Nellie N. Theriot was an ogden
visitor Monday
Miss Maude Whitney and DIT. r E.
Wright returned home from Salt Lake
Sunday
A quiet but pretty wedding Of Wedues-
day afternoon was that OF Miss Maud
STANLEY, daughter of Nj and Mrs. Myles
Stanley, and Mr.. William &. McCieIland
formed AT the brides parents home at I
y m by Rev Father Galligan of the
Catholic church Miss Stanley was at
tended by Miss Hattie JoTgensou, and
Mr. James CaTriZan acted best man.
As the wedding WAS very quiet. only Tela-
IveS and intimate friends were present.
The bride wore a travelling dress of
dinner was served and the young people
left on the afternoon train for Salt Lake
where they viii remain for short time
after which they viii return to Park
City where they will make their home
Mr. and Mr.. T. A MCCdrty and daugt-
ter LETT Thursday for Boise Ida. where
they viii IN future make their home.
The ladies Of the L. D : church held a
bazaar Wednesday and Thursday in the
pariOTS of the church and quite a large
sum was realized. which Is to be used
for the benefit of the church
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Of the most enjoyable social events OF the
week
Mr. and Mrs. b. J. Bennett Of Ameri-
can Fork are visiting relatives and friends
in Provo for a few days Mr. Bennett an
tiCipates moving his family to San Fran
cisco in the near future
Miss Tennie johnson Of this city and
Mr.. MILFORD LUncfoTd of Vineyard ward
were Joined in wedlOck Thursday by
Clerk Gee.
Mrs. Hattie Conoyer, after a ten days
, visit with her mother. Mrs s +. HarTI-
son Of Sunday. returned home Friday, she
was accompanied by Mrs Alma Harrison,
who will visit in this city at Mrs Como
ver's guest.
The second intermediate department OF
the Sunday school enjoyed an outing at
Judge Booths EdgwOod farm on Thurs
day afternoon a delightful afternoon
was enjoyed by all
The 800 Card club met Thursday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs A. d. SuttOnt- The
rooms were prettily decorated with flow
ers- 500 was the game played and enjoyed
by all present At the end Of a series OF
games Mrs. Moore was awarded the
ladies' prize and Mr.. r. r. Irvine the
gentiemen's- Dainty refreshments were
served by the amiable hostess.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
Mt. PLEASANT.

Rev L Z. MoTk of this city went to
California this week in answer to a
hurry-up call from some of his relig-
ious associates there. He viii be gone
but short time
Mrs Lena Brown is in town from
Salt Lake this week.
Ollie McGhaeR is in town for a short
time, the guest Of John II. Seely's fam
lily
3. f. Lowell, manager Of the local
telephone exchange, visited his brother
IN SAT- Lake City a couple Of days this
week.
J. ". Mccain was d visitor in Sewer
and PiUte counties during the week.
Mrs I. E JorgensOn came up from
Rlchfeld Sunday and IS in town for a
week or so on a visit 10 relatives.
n @. kearns of GunnisOn was a Nj
Pleasant visitor Wednesday and
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Web Green spent part
OF the week in Salt Lake, Mr.. Greene
going in TO attend meeting Of the
Portland fair commission.
Mrs Marcus Harris of st. Louis. Mo
IS IN Mt Pleasant for a week or two
paying visit TO Mr. and Mrs. r G
Jensen.
Peter Matson Of the SanDete stake
presidency OF the /. .. :. church left
on Monday for a two years trip as
missionary to Sweden, where he Will
preside over the newly blished
mission. He was given a farewell re
ceDtiOn by his many friends in this city
last Friday evening.
Mrs. Wood Brandon came home early
in the week from Grand Junction. Colo
after a lengthy visit there with reIa-
tives.
Dr. d g Ray of AIaIad City, Ida was
IN town a few days this week. the guest
Of his brother. DIT. e. y. RAY
Preparations are being made for an
appropriate observance of Decora ton
day in this city.
The graduating class Of the public
schools is arranging for a grand ball to
be held at the opera house next Tues
day evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21

Idaho, for a visit with their mother. Mrs.
s 3 Crandai.
The quarterly conference Of the Neho
stake of Zion is being held in this city,
saturday and Sunday Nav % and =.
Mr. end Mrs. 4. q. Gutheil returned
from Eureka Tuesday. where they spent
a week visiting Mrs. Frank McHatton.
Charles Reynolds, q son-iG-law OF W J.
Douglass. came Tuesday from Chihuahua,
Mexico. and viii spend the summer
Ar- and AIRS. H O. OConneii OF Epl-
ram are spending a ten DAYS visit Win
ne parents Of the LADY Ars. and Mrs =
Mcclellan
George A. Perry and George Amos were
at Eureka FRIDAY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
MANTI

The Ladies' Literary club closed its
active work for the season Thursday aft
cTnoon- It IS expected. however tina [
September will find the members in
working order again Reports Of the out
going officers were made. which showed
the organization in good condition in
every particular. The new officers Sc
leCted for the coming season are. Pres
ldent, Mrs L r Becker. vice president
Mrs. LueIIa Harmon, recording Seere-
tary- Mrs Stanley Crawford. federation
secretary. Mrs J. H HOTnung- treasurer.
Mrs. William II. OIsten. Mrs. LueIIa Har-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-21
Plans to Get Rich

are often frustrated by sudden break
down, due TO dyspepsia or constipa-
ton. Brace up and take DR.. Kings
New Life Pills They take out the ma
teriais which are cI0ggiHg your en-
ergies. and give you new start Cure
headache and dizziness too At Z. G. NJ
I. Drug Dept, 25c. guaranteed.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17
oafSee Ceusey Hssae Ma

Buena Vista, Colo, Feb. 1.-THE
Chaifee County Horse Growers Asso-
citation held it's annual meeting here
this afternoon and elected the follow
ing officers for the ensuing year;
President, former Senator Thomas
j. Ehrhart, CentervilIe, secretary
Fred W. Brush, Bsena Vista; treas
urer. Max Dickman, Salida. c. A.
Niles. T.. Wilber and Joseph Sage
were named as the executive board
During the past year the association
bought and imported $500 Ger
man stallion. The association is in
good financial condition.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

A large iMpoststioa a su1tle from
Saa Lsis vslb~y srrivs1 Monday
Os's Amss bso~Gkt N l5Q yssrliAes
sstcr . losr dsys sriP go w.u sssd
tlsem o. his OHIO cpssk vancA. They
are . Ene looking bssch Il sSeers.
He repos>s tho Cechssops psss with
very LITTLE Snow.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

They can oe ssccessfully applied
only when the administration II esch
reserve is left very largely in the
hands II the local ofIicers, sntSes the
eye II thorosghly trained ssd coa-
p"ssss is.pscs"s.
Very respectfully.
JANIS WuSoN,
Secsetasy.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

We clip The Ssli"~iaG 0som The
Review -Pvesa, fsb. l6, lo1S: 'Suoe
Il the rssckmsa ~ ~ Cubolla -
teediag their csAsIe, shs ~ storsas
hsviag ms<ie esssiAG . susher pse-
csrio~s mode u living ~ the a.i-
"sl.. Ossss viii be snVssasd early
this seesoa.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

The Albany hotel hss been desig-
nsted - the oi6ciai headquarters for
the rsembe, attending the ooaven-
tioa Of the ColorsAo Cattle Growers
Assnclstioa, which nsets in Denver
Aarch lAth end 18th. A large room
on the FIRST Aoor sdjoining the lobby
of The hO4el hes been reserved.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

Psonia Newsp~per.-Sam B. Hart
nan, the MAKER cattIeman Who was
% snfortsRsae in losing his leg
snne ti~e ago, he's been Visiting
Hotchkiss friends for several days
Av. Hartman takes . stoical view of
his condition snd announces that he
iRteads waking On cork" - SOON
- his cosditioa will permit.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17
Why Not See Mexico.

fUtyeighe hosrs' travel wja take 700
fr"su TIA. ~ hu-tsrng ortaera winter
10 ia0A a sssshiDe ant fiowen. What
Egypt aod India are To the 9sd worid.
Mexico 10 n the new "A laBA Df white
ss0sbiEDe, resiOsest With flowers: land Of
gay co~tuasee, cFumbling chorS4sss. and
old convea,s; land Of kindly grvetIngs.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

of extre0e ouor,esy, II Open, bfOad hoepi-
tality. II vs. 1ose than enough TO revei
in IN ltalisa sun. tightening up a semi
tr,pcal land " hook up to White capp d
peaks, towering into blue: TO hook down
upon wind -sweft plains. encircie1 by rag-
pe,i CHAINS a mountains. and 10 realize
that today. in il. varied SCENERY. costumes,
architecture. street life. canals crowded
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

W. B. Mcdonald and Amos Hall
Of Hot Sprin u creek were at the
county seat Saturday of this last
week arranging details Of sale
by which Mr.. Fall becomes owner of
the lower ranch on Hot Springs
creek, . tract which is known as the
old Wick place Amos Hall is an
energetic young ranchman and is
planning to make this . permanent
home.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

With flower laden boats. market olazas
thronged with gaily dressed natives, faded
church interiors. and abandoned converts.
Mexico is the most marvelo,-y pic;ur-
esque country UNDER the sun. A tropical
Venice A emi-barbarous Spain. new
Holy Land. For rates ana information
write.
TE FISHER. G.P.A-C sRy Denver.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

X. II. Andrews is feeding a large
bunch Of stock this winter. To an
inquiry in regard 10 the storm. he
replied that cattle well protected
were doing as well as ever, but it
took considerable more hav.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17
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Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

hsnsia Ns~spaps.-OAssary Bea-
~ ed Joha he1AusssGA Asve die
ssavsa psss~essssip IN ~ Ancks smith
.hop ~ Mr. hsaAes ~ - Thars-
Aey's ss~ia f,r O~ssy' ~. NcIhon-
e..eh will coedscS she bauiaess in
the futuse.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17
Nsv 0aa40saa = RssA

II is hoped tAas sAs nsaAesssent
II o~r losesa vsusevss will Ne more
bs.;pessliks sos sAss il Ass passed
~sAer x,ssssA Il Jaass Wilsna, ssc-
retary n Asric~tsss. Tks following
j. u portion II his os1es - b. sAssr
future Rovernwest:
In the sds~in issss.ioa Il the guse~t
reserves it mSst be clssrly barpe in
mind that all land 10 10 be devoted
10 its mosa productive sse ior the
permanent eod II sAe whole people
and not fos the Temporary heRs6t Of
individuals o. oss&Faaies. All the
resources II forost Fsssrvea ere for
wse, and this wee nssl be brosght
sho~s in . thoro~Ghly pso@pt and
~ises~like msnner, ssdef ssch re-
strGtious oaly - will inssre the
lersnanoDce a tksse psso&rres. The
vital iMpor'ance Of Sosssa re~ervcs TO
the great indsstsies a the Western
Ss.ses will he Areeiy iscressed in
the near fstsre 1y Ne continued
steady advance N ssetieasent aud Dc
velopme~t. The Perna~ence Of the
re.osross 10 thess6sss isdispeassbIe
to continued prosperity. and she pol
icy of this Depastosas for their
protes.tioa and sse will invariably be
guided by this f.ct, alwsys bearing
in mind that the conservative sse Of
these rssosrces in NO wsy conAicts
with their permA.sat valve. You
will - 70 il thst ths water, wood
and forage Of the rcserves are con-
-erved and wisely sssd for the bene-
lit II the ho.ssAsilAer Er~a Of all;
upon whom deps~ds tie best perms-
nent ase Of lands sd resources alike.
The continued peasperity Of the
agricultural, lsaberiag. mining and
livestock interests 10 directly DEEPEN
dent upon a permanent and sccess-
ible supply II water. wood and for
age. ~ we'll ~ upon the present and
future sse Of tho.e resoarccs under
businesslike regvlatioas, enforced
with promptnes~, e6cctiveness. and
common. sense In the management
of each reserve local Qsestioes will
Ie decided spoe local groands; the
dominant industry will be considered
first, bat with little reatrictioa to
minor industries - may be possible;
sudden changes in injsstrial condi-
tions will be avoided By grads.l sd-
justment after dee scsice; and where
conflicting insese~Gs msst be recon-
ciled. the qoestion Gill always he
decided from the standpoint Of the
greatest good Of The greatest number
in the long run.
These general principles will gov
ern in the protection and use Of the
water supply, in the d'spo.al of tim
her and wood. in the use Of the range,
aud in all other matters connected
with the management Of the reserves.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

vooDU Ce1o - g. Rae.
Take LAXATIVE OoOnO QUININ8 fsblets
All As1psisse ssess1 tAs assey il it esits 10 cese
Z " 00upe's si0nn1nso - e~ch boa. -.
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17
eaaos 4 49, \ Ssssk o1ssAsl

The following quotations repse-
sent the range Il prices paid on the
Dsnver market Tuesday Of the cur
peat weeA:
bssf sssers. hsyied, good
" chosce 375@435
Beef steera, hayfssd, COM
.oa TO medium 3.25@3.D
Cows ssd kciferu, Aayfed,
good 10 choice 2.75M325
Cows aud heifcrx. hayfed,
co.nmoa TO medism z.W@27O
Gamers l.25Ml.75
Calves, veal. good TO chace4 s5a4.O
Calves, veal, fair 10 good 3.5Ota4e5
Bulln, s.a9s, &C. l.35M2 50
Feeders, r. p. r. good 70
choice, 3.j0ta3.85
Feedera. +. +. r. common
10 medium, 5000 ;. 10
Stockers, + p r. good to
choice, 3.35M375
Stockers, F. P. r. common
TO medium, 3.OOM3 $50
Gunnison news-champion and tribune., 1905-02-17

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