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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19

tainments will be given at the Methodist
Episcopal church next Thursday evening"
when DR.. George A. Hindley will deliver a
lecture.
The pupils of ST. Joseph's convent gave
musicaleS on Thursday and Friday even
ings in the auditorium of the high school
The attendance each evening was very
large.
The Neighborhood Card club was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs. J. III.
Cockburn at her home on West Olive
street.
e. NJ. Mosier entertained a number OF
friends at cribbage last evening at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. ].
Mosier.
Miss Laura Gagne. OF Minneapolis. was
in the city Tuesday evening to attend
the dance given at the armory.
Mrs j. p. McGoldricll of St Paul. who
was the guest Of Mrs. John Mccarthy for
few days, has returned home.
n. n. Johnson has returned from trip
to Florida, where he spent several weeks
Tor the benefit of his health.
Max AIbernberg. of Superior, Wis. was
guest of his sister. Mrs. Louis Gott-
schall, part of the week.
a card party and dance will be given
in Grand Army hall tomorrow night by
the Degree of Pocahontas.
Mayor j. G. Armson. n. D. hammers,
Eugene Melin and others spent part OK
the week in Minneapolis.
The Ladies' Social circle was delight
fully entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. John w. Schroeder.
A social session for members of thu
Continuad on ,rtirtx, fo,,rth D.ro
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SOCIETY
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whist last Friday afternoon in honor of
Miss Florence Cosgroye. of Winona.
Mrs. Harry A. Titcomb entertained a
young ladies' euchre club Monday after
noon at her home on Iglehart street.
Mrs. NJ. C. Wells entertained the Mer
Ram Park Study Class Wednesday aft
ernoon at her home in Minneapolis.
Miss Teele, of Red Wing. who has been
the guest of her cousin, Miss Tiernan, OF
Carroll street. has returned home.
Mrs. R. L. Wiseman and daughter, of
Pine City, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. r. Davis, of Feronia avenue.
Mrs. T. D. Mclaughlin. of Iglehart
street. entertained the Young Ladies' Eu-
ehre club Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. C.. H: Cook, Prior avenue, has been
visiting in Michigan, where he was. called
by the death of his brother.
Rev. and Mrs. George H. Ten Brock.
of Iglehart street, have returned from
Short visit in Faribault.
Mrs ST; T W. Short, Marshall ball. avenue:
"Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. L. NJ. Sherman. of Rondo street,
is visiting relatives in Milwaukee and
Lake Geneva, Wis.
Miss Florence Cosgrove, of winona, is
the guest of Dr. and Mrs. p A Bereman,
of Iglehart street.
Miss Pauline Koerner of Litchfeld. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. p. c. Koerner.
OF Carroll street
DR., and Mrs. S. c. Bennion, of Hutchin-
SON. have been visiting DR.. p. II. Bennion,
of Prior avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Holmes. of Lynn
hurst avenue, entertained the Study class
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. K Pruden, Ashland
avenue, entertained the euchre club Sat
urday evening.
Anton xrToefor,, yyy;cooy
sin. has been the guest of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. c. Dahline.
Mrs Murdoch Mcleod and children left
Saturday for their future home in Des
Moines. Iowa.
Mr. and Mrs E. A. Drew, of Iglehart
street. left Wednesday morning for a trip
to Cuba.
Mrs. Stevens. of crookston, has been
the guest of Mrs. A. c. Clausen, of Rondo
street.
her brother. F. w Jackson, OF Iglehart
street.
Mrs. A. C. CIausen, Rondo street has
been entertaining Mrs. Morgan, of Albert
Lea.
Mr. and Mrs. F. ]. Cropsey. Carroll
street, entertained at cards Tuesday even
ing.
The Merriam Park Dancing club gave a
party at Woodruff hall Saturday evening.
Mrs. ]. D. Du Shane Iglehart street,
gave a valentine party Tuesday evening.
Mrs. George Smitten, of Marshall ave-
nue., has returned from visit in Duluth.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy A Thomas left last
week for trip through the'South.
Mr. George Phipps Marshall avenue,
left Thursday for California.
II c. Cook, prior avenue, entertained at
dinner Thursday evening.
Mrs. D. R. Elder, of st. Anthony avenue,
is visiting in Kentucky.
Thomas Short has returned from trip
to Chicago.
Mrs. M. L. Tiernan, Of Carroll street,
is visiting i'll Baltimore.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19
church in St. Paul last wednesday even

church in st. Paul last Wednesday even
ing.
At the last meeting of the Ladies' Cineb
club. held at the home of Mrs. Pauline
Husby. prizes were won by Mrs. John
Luger and Mrs. William HUSKY. Mrs.
John Havekast viii entertain the club
next at her home in St Paul.
At the card party held at the home of
Mr.. John Weber last Friday evening by
st. MaTy's Altar society prizes were won
by Henry Kasse, Margaret Specker, Rev.
father Lang and Margaret Specker.
The Bible Study class met Wednesday
ers. Miss Annetta Blase will lead the
next meeting, to be held at her home
next Monday evening.
The marriage of Miss Olga Klatt and
MIR. VIII Flug occurred late Thursday
evening at the German Lutheran church.
Rev. Herman WeStfal officiating
The primary grades OF the public school
will give an entertainment at FraternaI
hall Tuesday evening.
Miss Mary swanstrom. of Superior,
WIS., was guest of Mrs. A. A. Wehr-
man the past week.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. e. Church
was entertained last Wednesday by Mrs.
E. F. Blase.
A masquerade party was given at the
home of Mr.. Ernest Reif last Saturday
evening.
Ahe evening NdIu- ciuD met thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. ]. w. Her
Miss Lille Lee. of Emery, Wis. vis-
tied Mrs. w. A. Smith the past week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Rowe. OF st. Paul
visited Mr.. and Mrs. II. Orth Sunday.
Miss Cora Wiles. of st. Paul. visited
Mrs. L. L. Morgan on Wednesday.
The w. 4. n: club gave dancing
party at Fraternal hall last evening.
n
ternal ball last Saturday evening
Mrs. F. w. Ferris. of st. Paul. visited
Mrs w. q. Walthers last week.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. Sleeper spent the
past week in Minneapolis
in st. Paul.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19
ST. ANTHONY PARK

Prof. and Mrs. Andrew Boss gave a
valentine party Saturday evening for the
members of the senior class of the agri-
cultural school at their home on Ray
mond avenue. Mr.. and Mrs. William
Boss and Dean and Mrs. William M. Lig-
geett assisted. Miss Carroll served frappe.
The rooms Were tastefully decorated in
the class colors, maroon and silver.
A silver tea was given at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Swanson on Bayless
avenue Thursday afternoon in celebration
Home Missionary Society of the M. E.
Church. The decorations were tulips and
narcissus ma Mrs J. w. Fryckberg, Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Hegstrom assisted.
The history class met Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs. t: l.. Hacker
on Raymond avenue The subject for dis
cuSsion was The Dutch and the Quaker
..William Penn and MRS. George Gorge II.
Shellenberger led.
Mrs. c. A. Dunn was guest of honor at
a valentine. party Tuesday afternoon at
ford avenue. Miss Margaret Dunn as
sisted
Mrs. Edward Hall. Of Bayless avenue,
will entertain the Ladies' Aid Society of
ernoon at its midwinter picnic.
The Ladies' Guild of st. Matthew's
Episcopal Church will be entertained Mon
day afternoon at the home of Mrs Her
bert Plant on Bourne avenue.
The Girls Guild of st. Matthew's Epis-
copal Church will be entertained Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Miss Georgia
Hill on Langford avenue.
Ralph Piper and Harry Tisdale gave a
dancing party last evening at the resi-
dence of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. Sewell on
Pym street.
The teachers of the Sunday school of the
Congregational church gave a sleigh
ride, party Saturday afternoon for the
scholars.
Mr., Mr.; and Mrs. Coats Bull, of Common
Peoples Card club last evening.
Mrs. Cruit. of Mountclair. N. J.. will
ington, the last of this month.
et Rex. H9dgin, I2g Of s,. Helena Mont; is a
berger. of Scudder avenue.
Mr.; and Mrs. J. s. sewell. Of Pym
street. entertained a company of young
people Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George. Eggleton. of
Gibbs avenue, entertained a number of
friends Friday evening
Mrs. c. w; Chase, of University ave-
nue., gave a luncheon Thursday Places
were set for twelve.
Mrs. Walter Hill will entertain Tues
day for Mrs. c. A. Dunn at her home on
Langford avenue.
The L. B. r. V. club was entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss
Bertha Seeger
Mrs. M. j. Costello. of Bayless avenue,
entertained a few ladies at a luncheon
"Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Hall and the Misses Avis
entertained the Tomahawk club Friday
evening.
Miss Jennie Ware of University ave.
nue.. has gone to Carlton college at North
field.
Miss Olga Molander. of Bayless ave-
nue. spent the week in Sandstone, MINI.
A will
of the month for Fargo to reside.
Mrs. George Sheriff and Miss Jennie
Sheriff have gone to Arizona
Mrs. D. F. Polk, of Garter avenue. has
returned from Montreal, Can.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blair have moved
to 1416 Raymond avenue.
Bert Berchem, of Bayless avenue, has
returned from Fargo.
Mrs: McKimmom has gone t. Chicago
5o visit friends.
Miss Josephine Ware has returned from
Seattle.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-02-19

Paul and is the guest OF his parents, Col.
and Mrs. Adair, Laurel avenue.
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NORTH ST. PAUL

Misses Rose Dufenacht and Marie
Hoppe and Rev. A. c. Peterson attended
the twenty eighth anniversary of the
Luther league at the Memorial Lutheran
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POYPEIrs BEAUTIFUL FIREWORKS

Tho most magnificent display of pyro.
technics ever witnessed IN this section
OF the Mi,e IN promised m connection
with Pains big spectacle, Last Days
Of pompcll," IN this city during the
week OF July a. This display Is, In
fact, tho GROWING feature Of tho
marvellous exhibition, ana m Pain has
long enjoyed the reputation ~ King OF
pyroteohnlfis' IN both England and
America, II IL more than likely We shah
behold something unusually inc IN
pyrotcchnlo novelties on this Occasion
Among The most elaborate "eot pieces
shown VIII be mammoth revolving
fountain OF fret Alladin's jowoled palms
and the beautiful pyramid These urc
only 0 few OF the larger special piooos
that VIII bo shown, For the odlnco.
ton Of the little folks there win be u
largo number of comic fireworks de-.
Vices, such na the Devil among. the
Tailos," tho huge walking elephant,
the nylng pigeons, the hcmbalio mon.
hey, the lying fish, etc Thoro will, OF
course, be the usual beautiful aerial
rockets ana shells, but all the import.
ant fireworks pieces can be Noon and
enjoyed only within the Blk enclosure,
There are comfortable seating arrange.
monta for ten thousand or moro peo-
pie, and with propitioua weather this
capacity promises 10 DO tested,
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PERSONALS

Dr, W, W, Cook Of Milford Is a CUES,
at the Kenyon,
Dr. j, NJ Harrison has gone on
10 days trip TO the Portland fair,
II, Mehcsy has returned from a six
months soiourn on tho Pacific coast,
DR. WIN Ellerbeck has gone to Port
ltnd TO attend n dental convention,
Attorney GcncrOl Breoden has gone
to Loveock, New on business trlp,
Or Henry Ia Motto has returned
from tho medical meeting at Portland,
W, r. Edward and wife have gone
on a 10 days trip 90 the Portland eN.
position,
William i E0rls and wife leave 20.
day on three weeks vacation 20 the
Pacific coast
II, H. Anderson has returned homo
from an extended bill posting trip
through the country
Miss lone Morrison has returned
from Wellesley college TO epcnd the
summer vacation at home,
A, chester Beatty western represent.
atIVe Of Prof John Hays Hammond IN
NJ tho Knutsford from Denver
Thomas II, p, Narnoy and family 70.
turn this evening from Montreal whoro
Mr. Nnrnoy has been Attending a bin
posters convention,
pr, and Mrs, william Cannon have
arrived from Portland whore they
went TO visit the FAIR They report
having had q very enjoyable time,
g. J., Rood and wife and Adolph Vol.
mer and wife Of this city arc enjoying
a. season of travel In the northwest,
taking IN the Portland FAIR ON route,
Row W 7, Lankow Of Tacoma,
wash has accepted q call 70 the Ger.
man Lutheran pulpit OF this city, ana
win arrive here the middle of August,
Mrs q, y, odcll ana family have
gone 10 Jubilee Camp, brighton, 10 be
absent from this city untll Sept /, IN
Rob Roy Hampton, ana Miss Alice
Klmball are visiting with thom
q, J.. Winters, resident npont NJ tho
Consolidated Wagon and Machine com.
pany ut Tremontom Utah, and family
left last nlghL on u visit ~ the porls
lana fair,
T. ", Moorhousc and 4, w. l.ohb Of
| the Cooperative Wholesale society "
| Manchester England, win H. Nlagso
and u Mcdonald OF the Scottish branch
| ~ tho same corporation, are NJ ne
Knuieford, ON a tranbc0n'InonjAl trip
II. u, Chaplin u member Of the Olda.
mobile company IN n visitor In Bait
Lake on his way cnst from Portland,
where he went 10 witness The finish of
the Oldsmobllc race across the contln.
| emit and TO participate IN the Good
| Roads convention hold there,
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the early part Of this month, drove the
entire lcndth OF Bear river from Pros.
ton 60 Woodruff with tho purpose Of
informing themselves concerning tho
conditions along the stream, They were
Informed everywhere that the water Of
Bear river IN lower this year than dur
INK any preceding year within 20 years,
The water has probably passed its
lowest stage for the season OF 1905,
owing first 20 the fact that the scep.
axe waters along the entire course OF
the river are now finding their way
back into the channel, and, second, Tor
the reason that the grain crops and
meadow grasses Of the upper country
uses for which the water " now re-
quIred above BoSelder county are for
domestic consumption, vegetable gar
dcns, and late crops Of lucern,
Mr. Young says that the sugar com.
pany IL fully alive 90 the necessity OF
doing everything IN its powol to Iros
servo Its rights and the rights OF the
farmers who are dealing with II, The
company has been IN almost daily COM
munlcaton with tho proprictors OF the
larger canals along the course OF the
river IN is effort TO secure an increased
supply Atty, Young " now IN consul.
lNtlon with several OF the pest les0l
firms of Utah aud Idaho respecting the
legal questions involved; these are OF a
most unusually dii'leult character ow.
ing to the large number OF persons ana
corporations Interested lnd owing TO the
fact that the river which rises IN Utah,
iIows into Idaho and back into Utah
where II discharges IN Great Salt Lake
| Not only are irrigation streams taken
| from the river throughout the entire
300 miles Of IT. course, but every lrfi-
eating stream taken from Smiths FORK
| Thomas fork, Soda creek, Trout creek,
Whlskry creek Mink creek, cub river,
Logan river Blncksmith's fork and the
myriad smaller streams flowing either
into the river Itself or into Bear lake or
| into tho principal tributaries ~ the
river Itself or IN Bear lake or into the
| principal tributaries of the river compll-
| Gates the problem,
The management OF the sugar com.
pnny ana oil others concerned believe
! that the hpppoHt ana most thorough
solution ~ this great Interstate prob
| lem VIII be found IN the development
of Bear lake NJ u roservoir--with thit
| accomplished, there would be water
enough for all legitimate purposes,
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BREYER BEN EFT,
Arrangements Made for Big Perform
anco az Thoator on Friday Noxt,

The big testimonial performance TO
be given IN honor aud tor tho benefit Of
the children Of the late actress, Mira
Nolllo Broycr At the salt Lake theater
on Friday afternoon, july ~ win uu.
doublcdly be ~ good AFFAIR, Those who
have contributed are George pypor NJ
tho SAT- Lake thpatDr donating the
use of the lhealer, W. r. Gourlcy Of the
Diahnu thoatcr donating Mis- mll or
chostru tho tiahna stock company
and his vaudeville OF the rlahnI Park
this week, the Bitlnct company donat.
Ing the fun cast 10 be- seen In the cll.
max act of the bin they are prosoutlng
the last Of the week, "a Brothers Hon.
orr y, \, Martin, donating the New
Dominion" play IN which the Utnhna
stock company WI appear aud In
which Mrs. Broycr played her last part
As an actress Mrs, Nellie Rreyor was
esteemed ana loved by all who knew
her not only ae an actress, but az .
woman aud a mother, She louves throo
children, who have stll before them
llfoH struggle 60 lRhL ana her friends
hope that all thoator ana charity low.
INK people win attend this performance
ana help llghton the burden or those
the deceased actress lefl behind,
The program win be us follows, cur.
tain at 1880 o'clock sharp; vaudeville
turn from the utahna park followed
by tho Blttner company IN the climax
act Of "A Brothers Honor vaudeville
turn followed by the "Ntw Dominion"
with y. A. Martin as the Baron Ho.
honstaulfon, Between each act " the
New Dominion vaudeville turns VIII
DE Introduced, thus making the boncnt
q continuous performance, Music by
the combined orchestra from the Grand,
Ctahnu ana GtahnO park
The price Of admission win be- within
The reach " all, 90 cents for the entire
lower noor 20 cents for the balcony,
Doors open at 2 o'clock,
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DEsEREr EVENING NTws, WEDNESDAY JULY 49, 1908

uutah reservation, Ninety per cent ~
the old soldiers who would be glad
TO participate IN the drawing cannot
niIord the expense " n trip 10 Provo ON
account of the uncertainty Ol drawing
u homestead,
The veterans who drew UP the petit.
ton are acquainted with the clnuso
allowing them 10 use tho power Of AT.
tornoy IN registering but consider TINS
imprictloallo on account OF Mo I'm.
certainty ot nndlng q frlond Wiling to
do the work.
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OLD SOLDIERS INTERESTED
q, A, r, 10 Ask President Roosevelt TO
Open Registry Office Here,

An agitation IL being worked NJ
among members Of tho q. A, n, and
Philippine veterans 20 secure their sup.
port 60 "A resolution asking President
Roosevelt TO establish registry Of
ice for the Umtah reservation opening
ut Salt Lake, II " held by those IN
leroslod IN the matter that Provo Ia
not ~ lropor place for an ONCE, and
that Salt Lake should have secured tho
Once which went 70 Provo, Tho old
soldiers feel that the uncertainty Of
securing homestead accustomed by the
method Of drawing makes - trip to
Provo with great doubt that tho seour.
ing OF land viii follow, This IN specially
true of residents m the northern part
~ the state, They argue further that
there IL a general lack ~ facilities at
Provo 10 handle "A crowd or aCcommo-
dnto them over night, for all OF which
reasons Salt Lake N considered 20 be
the logical point az entry at which
10 establish q registry olncc
Tho following resolution has been
drawn up governing the case, and u
viii be forwarded 90 soon as tho pro.
per signatures are secured
To His ENCellencN, tho President OF
the United Stptos, Washington, II, o.,
We, the undersigned oltisons OF tho
United States and old soldiers and
widows Of soldiers Of the Civll war and
spanish. American war most earnestly
appeal 10 the honorable secretary Of the
interior 20 open up and establish n
branch register olllco IN Salt Lake CITY
for the benefit ana convenience OF the
old soldiers who may desire 10 pnrlcl.
rate IN the drawing Of the lands of the
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HANDSOME EXHIBIT.

Artistic and tasteful. interesting and
the Portland Exposition Done IN gold
and ivory white--with walls " dark
green covered with hundreds " coli
orod portraits Of healthy, happy hn.
hlos-.clectrlc lights furniture I'm ma.
hogany- statuary-- costly oil
paintings, and the Baby In the Blogcu,
an IN the Mellin's Food booth, ARroul.
ture Bulldlng, Lewis and Clark Expo.
pliinu
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Pleasant Ways For summer Day,

are the Grand Trunk.Lohieh Valley
Double Track Route, Chicago 20 New
York via Niagara Falls, the Grand
Trunk.Ccntral Vermont. Boston and
Maine Route, from Chicago to Boston,
and the Grand Trunk Railway system
10 Montreal quebec and Portland,
Double truck nom Chicago TO Mon.
treaL
Fares, descriptive literature, etc, will
be mailed on application 20 Geo, W,
yaus, A, q. J., a T. A., 1876 Adams st.,
Chicago,
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MR., YOUNG GRATlrlED,
Greatly Pleased with the Wlll'
ingness To Help Beet Growers,

Richard w Young the attorney for
the Utah sugar company, was shown
the foregoing letter of MI Hanson, aud
expressed qualification that the Water
growers on the east side of the river
Mr. Young confirms Mr., Hansen n
statement that the water In Bear river
~ unusually low Mr. Young and Mr.
Whooon the oomppny's engineer In
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SEWING MACHINE BARGAINS

real ones, at singer stores Buy here
and deal with the manufacturorers, Tho
Singer Company IL permanent and re.
sponslble, l,s representatives. are al.
ways at hand TO care for singer Ma
chimes, Look for the red :, AZ South
Main st., Salt Lake CITY, Utah,
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AS GOOD AS A VACATION,

Rest IN n nice Hammock In the shaded
Of your own home We have the lars.
ost assortment ana handsomest designs
on tho market Prices from 'l,bo 10
50 30 -
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE,
Main st.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Mrs J, n. Ward Wishes IA thank
friends, relatives, nolghDors ana all
who assisted her during the long M.
ness " her husband and also those who
aided at the funeral services,
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the sun began 10 shine The snow would
melt through the dirt and drlp inside,
Then we would i've outside TN II dried
again, or fro1o,
SAW MARRIAGE CEREMONY
'ono night after dark was going
between two of the houses IN the fort
ana on CHANGING through AN open win.
dow ] saw a wedding ceremony IN
which Squire Wells was being married,
! guess that was the llrsl marriage IN
the valley"
When asked about the planting of
crops the next spring, Mr. Murdoch
told tho story, ~ well known 10 the pl'
oneers OF the gulls that came to win n
place IN Utah "a n reyered ana pros
leoted bird, ana 10 save the Irst crop
from destruction,
THE GULL INCIDENT
I'VE started out In the spring 10
said ITO lind good place 20 plow and
plant what little seed we had with Nv,
and we chose u place about whore the
Ninth ward w now located i was de-.
oldcd 10 make one large Held for all the
people, ana 10 we planted our gain,
not sewing n broadcast nv they do
now, but IN rows and very thin, p0 that
We could better irrigate II, ana care
Tor II after II came up, When II had
grown pretty wen along the orlokots
came great black hordes Of them, and
fell upon the field, We were sure we
wero going 20 lose our crop, 10 for
weeks men, women an dohlldron stayed
In the field from sunrise to dark night.
INK the pest, Then one day came the
gulls, There were thousands Of them,
and they M IN the field, gorglng them.
selves with The posts, They remained
III every cricket almost was destroyed
not only IN the grain field but IN tho
fields adjoining"
To MIR, Murdoch a skop,col explain.
atlor that this was mere coincidence,
and that the gulls came from the lake
insourch Of crlckots uo they Sun come
when new fields are Ink plowed IN
search Of worms, rs ut satisfactory,
He accepts the occurrence az divine
aid 10 the struggling colony
Mr.. Murdoch made his mono In Provo
canyon over a score Of years ago, and
has u family ~ four children, 20 grand.
children ana three great grandchil-
dren
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iIardie's Uintah Reservation Town.
ship Map md Guide, 10 oents coin, at
book stores or olt &c. end West g.
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THE NEWS IN LOS ANGELES

The Dcscret News viii be found on
sale In Los Angeles nj the standard
News Company, ~ south Main street
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EXCURSION NORTH
July 22nd,

Via oregon short Line 500 agents
for FUN particulars,