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The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20
MARKET REPORT.

5 ss;dsg ::: g g 81 81 s. s. g 8 8
Monday ...".. 10 Ct ga go IS
Tuesday 5000. 20 81 81 60 So
Thursday 49,: -: II II IS IS s. 81 81 Sc
Flax, "a Oats %. Barley 30.
Hotel Tyler.
Emersons tax rate this year is 81
mills.
The school pupils have org .nized foot
ball and basket ball teams.
H. A. Murrel was in the city on We'd
nesday on his semi monthly trip selIing
sweets.
Rev. karr went to Milton from the
conference and is expected home. next
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Graham OF Dray-
ton have been visiting friends IN the city
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. !. L. Pariseau, Of toilette
are at Winnipeg attending the wedding
ola friend.
Judson LaMoure Jr. left Yesterday for
Bismarck, on ten days duck hunt, with
some of the capitol boys.
Fire on Saturday destroyed the oat
granary on |. D. Elklns' farm, near EN-.
erson, with 700 bushels of oats.
E. K. Caviieer, in company with !. w.
Phin, lift tor Rush Lake, Cavalier coun-
ty, yesterday to spend week among the
ducks and geese.
J. E. Ashley is putting in the shelving
in the new store rented by Mr.. Heneman
aqd concrete basement floor is being
put in.
The Great Northern flyer had to come
around this way on the Northern Pacific
track, going south. on Monday, owing
to the track being blocked at Argyle by
a freight wreck.
F. S. Cheney is another returner who
has been on hand this week looking af-
ter some of his unsettled business. He
is closing out at Grand Forks and will
look for new location soon.
Frank Horn, of the postal service, got
bad tumble while stepping out from
his car, his foot heving slipped. He
spraned his neck, but was not hurt SO
badly that he could not take his run the
next day.
Rev. c. F. Van Norman, formerly. the
Methodist preacher at Emerson, died in
Toronto on Thursday Of last week. He
was 81 years old. He and wife are kind
ly remembered in Emerson and sympa-
thy is expressed for the widow.
Joseph and Alex. Sauve are visiting
friends and relatives here. The boys are
attending the government school at Car
Isle. Pa. Trey are looking fine and give
excellent reports of the institution where
they are getting college education.
Editor Wilson, and his son DR.. Hugh
Wilson came over from Bathgate last
Friday in the latter's automobile, and
made this Office a pleasant call. DR..
Wilson has formed copartnership with
Dr.. Suter of Crystal and will move there
soon.
Lawrence Warner ran home from
school at recess on Monday to look after
the fire in the FURNACE. He found the
fire low, and with quantity of coal oil
tried to revive it, when an explosion fol.
lowed. burning the lower part Of his face
severely and singed his eyebrows and
hair. &,
Ex-landlord Nicholson, who gave VI
control Of the Winchester on Wednesday
Il informs US that he will still remain in the
4 meat market and livery business for a
least ! while. Mr.. Nicholson IS goo<
A butcher and when he p.1ts his whole Ct
tention TO this branch Of his business h
M an rlorhflesa have good trade,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20

Lawrence Warner ran home from
school at recess on Monday to look after
the fire in the furnace. He found the
fire low, and with quantity of coal oil
tried to revive it, when an explosion fol-
lowed, burning the lower part Of his face
severely and singed his eyebrows and
hair.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20

Fire on Saturday destroyed the oat
granary on I. D. Elklns' farm, near EN-.
erson, with 700 bushels of oats.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20

h Do you want to attend a school that
does more than it promises Attend
Mankato Commercial College, Mankato,
MINI. /, ,ys
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20

Chas. Full, the big merchant from
Pembina, was visitor at the home of
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Hales on Sunday
and Monday last. Mr.. Full was very
favorably impressed with the growth OF
our city, and complimented us on the
many municipal Improvements. We ac-
knowledge very pleasant call-Hal-
lock News.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20

Judson LaMoure Jr. left yesterday for
Bismarck, on ten days duck hunt, with
some of the capitol boys
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1905-10-20

Mr.. and Mrs. !. l.. Pariseau, of Jolie tie
are at Winnipeg attending the wedding
OF. a friend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
PERSONALS


Chris Hanson ~ home f,r 'ho sum.
lH'l from the Armour luplltulo NJ
Technology at Chicago,
r. u, Snyrl ~ the Cincinnati Times.
star pnd wife are guests n the Kenyon
on lranscon,lnontol nip
pr, u, y. Taylor has lust returned
from southern california whore m
spent u few weeks with his daughter
Louie ana husband, IN Fan Diego
Manager q. !, WrIgh, NJ the Idaho
Falls branch of the Consolidated Wlro>
a Machine company has returned north
after Il plcuWnt visit tu this ely
cob ana Mrs, va Dewey are down
from Nampa The colonel ropurts grcnt
attivl,y IN nnd around Nompn ana
payetle, due TO the awakening IN sugar
beet intorcsts,
deorgc T., W0ncw, formerly resi-.
dent # this city ana well Rn0Nn IA.
suranco man, ~ In town from an east.
en trip, On route 10 Ms noW homo ~
California
Prof Clarence EddS and Mrs, Dick.
man resume their Journey 20 the Pacific
coast tonight Prof Eddy attended the
last orgrN rccitals IN the Tabernacle,
ana mt w the gullory where No con'd
better Judge the effects OF the sound,
lie faVors the addition Of AN echo organ
To the main instrument
O, T. Rhkham, professor " music NJ
the RoNburg academy II IN the ely "a
visit durlng the summer with friends
Prof klrkham was a lehl boy, and hNd
the advantage of three years IN Europe.
whore he studied Nurlll1ntlon under
proff Schmidt and stclnmuun, aud IN.
stumonial music under Prof Mlor'
Vcrla lie has been iouchng AT Res
burg now for "A year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
AT THE RESORTS.

Tho ealt Lake Thistle club ana the
scotch Cronlcs Of ogden VIII give a
Joint excursion to Lagoon on Thursday,
Juno ~ Elaborate preparations have
been made for "a guild time and all
who po viii doubtless enjoy Themselves,
The days program " divided as fol-
lows, Afternoon Calodonlnn games ana
sporls, ctc.i association football game.
Eyonng Concert Of Scotch songs anu
chorusos the aud snnge, the aud
tunos' At night Exhibition and com.
pclitlvo DANCES. Highland Fling sword
Dance leols aud elrathuoyR, waltSGs
WnduleF etc. The Invitation ~.
uouuooR that piper Proctor win Rnr
the bnPplpc aklrh ana requests all NJ
loudug 10 wear a Tartan badge For
games ana dances suitable prizes VIII
be awarded, The committee on NJ.
rnngomcnls consists OF David Nondor.
son, Nh, llobblc Burns Of the Rockies
James Richardson, Mrs. T. Hopkins,
simon Grcyc, william Noahit Miss
Hannah Whytc. W T. HOPKINS
The Fourth ward Sunday achool spent
ycpordny at ruldorH plrk 4 large
crowd took advantage OF tho outng,
and lurlng the day there WAS n aplcn.
dld program Of exercises, with suit
ublo url2cs for the Winners The owe
ming was spent IN dancing and boating,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
FLORAL FESTIVAL.
Unique Affair Al tho Tabernacle To,
morrow Morning

Al 10 o'clock tomorrow morning IN tho
Tabernacle the sunday schools Of tho
Salt Lake stake, 10 In number, win
participate I'm n unique muscul AMI
Moral festival arrangements for wilton
have been goug ON for some tmc. The
decorations win be- elaborate ana OK.
lcnslNc, ana the schools win ontor tho
spacious building between $3.50 ana 10
"a. mo- preping beneath hun Moral
arches 10 their assigned places. The
program 10 be rendered III u most in.
lorOnllng one ana the assurance IN civ,
en- mat Wcoohmukng win ho reduced
To n minimum, 30 pH not tu render "
liroslmo, Each school hna % mmhoh
which VIII reflect the work bong done
IN the different wards
sunday school ullcorg from other
stakes uio Invited to occupy seats i'm,
modlatoly below aud IA the right ana
lrrl o. the stand, Whilo an other vial,
tors Will be- Admitted through the cast
gallery door The lower floor N oSclu,
Nycly for the sunday school Officers,
teachers ana pupils
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
LATl; LOCALS.

state stunt ~ schools Nelson went
ln M0nU today on hlgh school busl.
uoHs,
Mrs willard Squrcs and children
have Como 10 plllehnrg Pa 10 spcnl
The summer with her sister, Mrs II, Wv
Nichols, jG
Mrs, Fred, Hoslcr announces the on
Rugomont Of her daughter clara, 10 Mr.
George crow Tho wedding win take
place the latter part NJ June,
The rain VI today was something Of
surprise, but II was Welcome all Tho
same for mo ground was getting dry
ana moisture was needed 10 frcshcn up
vegetation,
Tho attention Of all lovers Of music
ana iloNors N called 10 the festival IN
the Tabernacle tomorrow sunday
morning, Galleries WIN be thrown open
at . IT, H. TO the gonoWl public
The VoN Wcopo on the new Catholic
cathedral IN being pushed honNonWuId
with speed, ThiN ~ the Nocpo IN
which the chime NJ ~ BELLS II 10 ho
hung, ana the walls nrc being special,
~ br0ccd Vilh iron to give the reuql'
site suonglh
The Womnn's Republican club win
give uu zee cream ana strawberry feas
tIyal with Il musical program nt the
homo ~ Mre T., Ronncmort, 40 cast
south Temple street on the evening ~
the end
4 certified copy NJ mo articles Of IN.
corporation W the smith Premier Typl.
writer company NJ syracuse, n, Y, wac
filed M the secretary Of glntc'R ofnro
today lls capital stock ~ 800 600. A.
vidod into shares OF tho par value NJ
ilOO each Timothy H. Woodruff IA
presidents w. 4 Dyer secretary, lag
~ Hammond, resident AGENT ana alton.
ncy tor this state,
contractor Moran haH laid asphalt on
the north aldo Of east South Tomple
street Az fnr mn H. street ana active
work hns boRun ON the south roadway,
THO now north track N being used by
the street cars ana tho old south track
huH boon torn cut when tho network
ut tracks ut " ana South Temple street
hIs been usphultod hard Job VIII have
been done.
rhc recital M sandy Tuesday evening
given by Miss Alice r. Holman for her
pupils Was quite d ncrtsa Miss ilo.
man was assisted by MI Frank Foster
ana Mr. WIN SIblcN both gentlemen
singing In the most pleasing manner a
number ~ beautiful songs, which werc
greatly appreciated MrN Harry Mar.
geltg ana Master Harry Margetls gave
several beautiful selections on the man.
doln and plano, which woro warmly
npnlnudod, Tho duets Tor eight hands
Wcro WIyon very crtdllAbly by the pn.
pills. All the collections given showed
cuinost work of pupils and teacher
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
CONFESSION MAY
CO AGAINST HIM.
Application Of Nick HawOrlh Tor
Pardon Strongly Opposed by
District AtlOrnsy
SLAYER OF THOMAS SANDAL.
other Cases Considered by Board OF
Parsons at lts Nonlhly Meet
log Today

AZ the regular monthly meeting oi
the state board Of pardous today the
application Of "Niuk lllVouh for 10
pardon was further considered and DIST
AilN lhNusjn, who prosecuted the
cusc, presented % strong argument
against ne pardon llo presented tho
testimony Of Boy.ral witnessed in rec
gard to lioWortha confession of gulll
iradc prior 10 hH trial aud ulHo The
testimony of one witness who said mat
he hoard llaworth coulors "a hts at
toncy. 4, !, Wrbor lluNorlh was
convicted Of the murdcr ~ Thomas
Sandal 40 Layton ll 1889 and WAS ton'
fenced Ia death THIS sentence Wns
c0nmutcd IN life imprisonment by me
board ~ pnrdonH Hono time aRo ANA he
10 how lskng for pardon
Tho other applications considered bN
The board today are.
rOR PAROLE
Elmer Woodward, adultery convicted
w Fourth district court, limtuh county,
sentenced Nov 40, 1904, by Hon j, J,
Booth presilng Judge. 10 nine months
IN state prison,
charles A, Larenn, rape, convicted In
First district court, Cache county, Fulls
fenced July -, 1891 TO li years m
state prlron Hon, G, H. Hart presiding
FOR CoMMrTATloN,
John Dawngan, forgery, convicted IN
S,cOnd district court, Weber county,
sentenced Hopt no. 1904 10 three years
"a state prison, Hon II, II, lIolnpp pres
siding
The cases continued from the last
meeting are AN follows
FOR PARDON.
Lawrence Johnson, forgery convicted
IN First district court, BoNoldor county
sDltenoed Sept, 80 1904 ia one year IN
state prison, Hon. g. N, Hart presiding,
Gus smith, attempt uf highway rob.
berry convicted IN Second district court,
Weber county sentenced oct r. 1908,
10 Ave years IN state prison, Hon II. II,
lolnpp presiding
Wade Nichols, murder n second do.
gree, convicted In Second district court,
Beaver county Utah territory sen.
fenced Sept r. 1899, To 20 years I'm state
prison, Hon j, A, Miner presiding
EXECUTIVE SESSION
Those considered m executive session
were AZ follows,
d, ". carr petit larceny convicted IN
city court, Salt Lake CITY, sentenced
foh, \, 1895, 20 four months I'm Nnlt Lake
county lnil Hon q, Is, niehl presiding,
Merrill M, Naighn, voluntary man-
slaughter convicted IN Third district
court, sentenced Nov TO- 1909, 10 hNo
years IN state prison pltolod Dec. 10,
1908, Hon, g. W. Morao presiding,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
NO VERDICT GIVEN
Jury Could Noi Agree In Case Of llfiy
Thousand Dollar Damage suit

The lurS In the damage suit Of Em.
incline Splking against the Conpoli.
dated Railway q Power company rc.
turned into judge RltchlcH court last
night az 0li o'clock und reported thut
Il was unable to agree ON "A verdict,
and was discharged from further cans.
pldcrntlon OF Tho case The action was
brought to recover ilO00O for the death
" Thomna w. Splkmg, the husband
Of plaintiff who was Killed by being
struck by one of Attendants cars at
the corner of East Tcmplo and Second
Houlh streets about two Years ngo,
Plaintiff WAS represented by Powers d
MNrloncauN aud defendant Oy Young
a. Moyle, Tho cnso was Wmluod tn the
Jury about 4 u'cluCS yesterday after.
noon after having been on trial for
over n week The llry was locked mp
over nyo hours without arriving M u
verdict The cpHc win hc tried ugulM
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
DEGREES OF DIVORCE,
noscrtioa and Drunkenness Grounds
Urged f.r fopiratIon

thrar d,urotf of divorce Vorc grant.
od hy judge Morse today Mary Olsen
Wur Divorced 1om Abort Olson ON the
ground Of dcsortion and non'euppou,
Thoy were mmr.cd In hh cIly In Dee,
lDO2
ON The almo grounds cara NJ Ma.
rohn was granted ID divorce from Fer.
dlnund H. Mnrohu, whom she married
In this city ON march, ~, 1885, phln-
I'M was awarded the custody Of lholr
minor chlld
Mary A. Nostund was granted % dl.
yoIco from potu q, WoHlund on the
grounds NJ non'support and hablluul
drunkenness They Wrro married In
thu city ON June II, 1908.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
COURT NOTES,

Suit hus ho,n nl.1 Nm nr District
court hy walter NmW UMNU NWR
Nwklo ~ ul to uulal lill0 lu lolf IS. y
ana 10 Grand Wow HlllJIm
4 mn was Med vcuardoy afternoon
IN the Federal count ngpluI m, Ugduu
Savings Bank company by lnhud lluy.
den 10 recover H,AOO with NtorDn uom
luly a. 1908, ana COSTS Th. amount
H. claimed ~ ho due ror mEng boNua
contracted Tor ana delivered 10 lh'
bank
Suit Tor divorce han been ul.d lu the
district court by christian llcdou
against Alice Holden ON me ground Of
iHndelltN Plaintiff alleges That hH wife
has heon unfailhful 10 him ana numca
Ava Blfklnon us correspondent IN the
ease Plaintiff ana defendant Woro
married at Basin city Wyoo ON luly
IL 1904,
James Hughes has 0lod suit IN tho
district court against w y. Funk and
wife 90 recover possession NJ part OF
LOT 4, block N, plat y, Salt Lake city
survey and also for $1,000 dnmNgcs for
The alleged unlawful oitctm1nl Of plain.
tih from said property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
ADJUSTMENTS.

Tho contest Tor u name for Harry
l'ahlneys new play which ram for
three nights this week at the Grand
lhoo,cr was decided last night A. II,
Harvey having selected the winning
nnmo. Mr. Harvey received a reward
~ 10 box Wls for naming the play, llls
llllo N Tho Man From New York ID
which the lilltnor company VIII accept
and use hereafter, Tonight The conn
pany closes In THE Count of Monte
Crsto,
owing lu the weather conditions the
Umhna park vaudeville performance
WIN be- transferred from the outdoor
house TO tho Utahna tholtor lhis oto'
Ming
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
SUMMONS

m the nltlHcl court Of the Third Ju-
dlclnl District OF the Rtato ~ Uinh Coun'
~ NJ salt Lake Maud Hansen. LQbat
panlln w John labat Defendant
Tho state of rnh TO me said Dofcnle
ant You are hereby summoned 10 appear
within twenty days nflor the NofNlCv. pr
lhs mmmons upon you, " served within
the county IN whirh ms action N
brought otherwise, within thirty days Of,
tor service, and defend tho n6oyo entitled
action, and IN care OF your failure pq 10
do, Judgment viii bo rendered against
You according 20 the demand VI TIC conn
paint which within ton days nflor fct,
Nlco OF lhlr summons upon YOU VIII 10
Med with the clerk OF said court
CANNON IRVINE n SNOW
Plaintiffs Attorney
r.. q, Addrctg 80 rcmpoton BIDS Bait
siaio OF 'ttaR," county u salt Lane. o.
T. H. T., Eldrodge w. clork Of Tho
Third judicial District court OF The state
" Utah, IN and for the county OF salt
Lake, do hereby certify that the forogolng
II N full true aud correct copy Of lhe
original complaint ana Nulnmonf, IN the
artlin therein entitled, Med IN my ollltp,
Witness my hand and the Scn OF said
goull Of Ban Lake city, this ii,h day o.
jung, ~ w. lN~ "a A..l.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
DIED IN THE CANYON.
Body Of George Huntington Of Spring
VILE Found by Dr, Vincent
lanocInI % Ina -NoNaLl

SprIngyillo Utah, juno ". The dead
body Of man supposed to be- George
Huntington, u nrhcromou of thlR nlaco
was found this morning In llobblc
crock canyon, on the banks Of what is
known os the Power Plant canal The
find WAS made By Dr Vincent Of Suit
Lake who, not Knowing the man, sent
word ~ town aud had the olllcoW sent
up altcr the body The lcuson for sup.
posing that II IN that Of Mr. Huntington,
~ because the man hia hcpn MISSING
for some tlmo, having lolt his oompan.
ian fishermen and fniled 10 rotum us he
had promised Besides the body was
found Just about whore Mr.. Hunting.
ton was Inst pocn The ulhor mcmbcIg
of the party consisting Of n, g. Wood
WIN valiant ana VIII Packard. ro.
turned here last night after having
waited some time for Mr. Huntington
20 return. II lS supposed he WAS att.
tackled with heart failure ana expired
suddenly Huntington was about IL
ycorH of ago ana leaves a wife and
family m this city,
This afternoon the body WAS posi-.
lively idcnilnod nH that of Huntington
ana that death was probably due III
"A stroke Of ApOplUNN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
M'DANIELS WENT.
Boy Placed on His Honor Coos 10 Tho
Industrial School.

when charles Mechanics u l3.ycnr-
old subject of the Juvenile court of
this city arrived at the state indus.
trial school last night unaccompanlcd
by an officer ana presented his COM
mitmcnt papers TO SupL Allison, he
was received win cheers by the boys
aud grls of the institution charlie
was committed to the school by Judge
Brown aud was placed on his honor
and started ont for the school alone.
lie was given a ticket Ia ogden and
tomo rlrcotcnr fare and instructed as
W what car 10 take after arriving nc
ogden, Tie was told 10 present hia
commitment papers 20 SupL Allison
who would notify the tourt Of his safe
arrival, The boy kopt his word ana
arrived at his destination last even.
mn,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
STRAW BERRIES AND CREAM
Enjoyable Social TO DO Given In Seventh
Ward Tuesday Might

A strawberry festival win be given
IN the Seventh ward assembly rooms
TUESDAY mint tho anoIr being undor
tho auspices N the Roliof rocIoly,
Young Ladies' Mutual improvement
association ana Primary association of
Pl0nocr stake During the evening
strawberries and Ice cream win I'M
served and w addition there viii he
an excellent program ~ f0ngH, rect,
tutIona musical numbers, etc, the
whole to conclude with an Informal
hAndshakc and Gonornl good time, Tho
decorations uro IN the hands of the
Primary association ana Wil consist OF
llAgs ana roses, with here ana there
ferns and poltod plants While the lcs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
Clalryoyaut Arreste

Portland June IT, Nine Reglnal
Run, alias Won Ilcck Il clliryoyant and
psychologist was arrested here today
charged with the theft Of jewelry yal'
uod at several thOnslnd dollars. from
Mrs clara e. Stcrns Of Oakland, Cal,
The womln loft Oakland for Portland
on Aprl 10 and Wan located here BY
pnkorong,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
PosTMAsrERs' SALARIES,


DSpcoul 10 the "NcwsD
Washington - 60 June li'-Thosc
changes In poslmab,orE salaries were
announced today
Idaho lnrrolnlng RoSburg from
81 400 io 1890, decreasing nooatollo
$500 10 '?i00 Wlrlnor Ne0O 10 $1,000,
Nevada Increase Mlnnomucra $1,000
~ SLCoQ Decrease, Eureka, 1880 10
81 geo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
WEATHER REPORT

Record AT the local office ~ the
weather bureau for the "a hours end.
Ing at q, m, today
Barometer rcndmg NJ u %. M, 1898
inches Temperature M n, M, So de-.
grocsi maximum 20; minimum, %.
mean, g. which In Q degrees below nor
nal,
FORECASTS TIL p W. SUNDAY,
Local forecast Tor salt Lake city and
vlclnilyl
showers ana cooler tonight probably
fair sunday
a. ]. HYATT,
IOHul fOrprnNtOI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
Biz sawmill Burned,

South BEND wash, juno H. The
simpson Lumber company's new band
saw MILL burned TO the ground last
night The loss In estimated at 100000
Win no insurance, The FIRE started
IN The saWduet In the engine room, A
boy who WAS thoro attending 10 The
llres gave tho alarm 10 the nghtwaieh.
man who was IN the mill building
wheeling out the rubbish The latter
dlslocolcd his shoulder IN Jumping down
20 tho ilre room aud then tried 10
quonch the IRE himself, but without
success Tho Are once under head,
way burned through tho mill like u
HASH only the mill proper was burned,
the nrcmon ana bucket brigade saw.
INK the planning mill ana dry Kiln and
dry shod ana store building, About
l25 men were employed, II was tho
largest mill here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
SERVICES l0M0R ROW.
VIII DO Doubled at Catholic Churches
For Benefit Of Visitors

To accommodate the many knights
ot Columbus who viii be- IA the city to-
morrow the services at the local cath.
Ollie church VIII bc doubled At ~
Mary'e church ON Second East street
Mass WIN held at $50, 500, 300, 0i3O
1900 ana 1900 n, M, the chlIdrou'B
llrsl communion being hold nt the 500
q, M mass, ana lhc preaching service
being held M II O'Clock
AT sc pntrlcks church Fourth South
and Fourth West streets, mass win bo
said ut 500 ana 10000 u, M,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-06-17
VITAL VIBRATION.

Prof smith, the greatest known heal.
cr living today IL here ana located ni
the corner OF Main ana Third South,
whore he cures MI manner of discusses
without medicine on knife lie H. bee
You'd a doubt the greatest known healer
living today lie stands entirely alone
In the world with his wonderful healing
power Pains disappear Ike snow ho'
fore the pum lie hns cured mnny IN
Il single treatment, 80 If you nro sick,
consult Prof smith lie can cure you
Tho testimony of evory patient W they
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the voice Of n friend hundreds Of miles
away, 80 there IL hope for YOU Como
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