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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

The 1900 Ball Bearing Washing Ma
chine IS certainly am excellent contrib
Nerco for cleaning clothes.
10 is said 90 save wOmcns lives"
and IL women are TO operate the ina
Oh Inc 10 he used Il certainly VIII. by
reducing the labor required
II Is guaranteed To clean clothes On
six minutes N used according To de
rectious and can be operated by boy
Of ten. IL viii no doubt do as guar
anteed. aud as the purchaser has the
privilege OF returning the machine
days trial and get his money refunded
In full, people take no risk In buying
a 1900 washer.
IL certainly looks good TO the obscry-
err,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07
WEDDINGS GALORE,

Stewart and j. a. Sneddon are spoken
Of IN connection with the attorneyship,
WEDDINGS GALORE.
Wedding permits We're issued this
week as follows.
James Fuller, q. Of Lewiston, and
Miss Della Davis. is, OF Maple. Ida
Bert Danford 26, of Smlthhold and
Miss Ella Christensen, g. OF Richmond,
A. NJ, Mathews Jr, "a, OF ProN-
donce, and Hulda Erickson, 90, OF Lo-
gan.
Carl A. Peterson. g. and EGie An
drows, 49, both of Logan.
Peter Afneck 32. ana Dottcr NJ. Sor-
cnson, 20, both Of Logan,
Joseph +. Goodsell, a. of Weston,
Ida. and Olive Il. Hopes, ~, Of Logan,
Henry Johnson. 81, and Mabel NJ,
Oldham. %, both OF Paradise,
Frank Peudleton, o. and Miss Min
ME NJ. Sorensen, IS, both ~ Logan,
Seth Chambers, %, and Kinda Mel
sen % both of Smlthheld
Herbert James Willmore, %, ana
Mary y. Parker, 20, both Of Hubbard,
Ida.
Alfred Bichoff, %, and Eliza Tuschcr,
%, both OF Geneva. Ida.
Martin W Ahlmsuom. %, Smithneld,
and Rose Bloser, a. Of Montpelier Ida.
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OGDEN DEPARTMENT.
be monthly recitals to which the pub
he win be invited.
CITY BOARD or EDUCATION.

At the meeting of the ogden city
board OF education "a petition from 40
out of A. pupils I'm one of the grades
Of the Mound Fort school was pre-
scented asking that Miss mca iitchin
who was transferred a short time ago
to the Dee school be returned to her
former work, The petition was re-
finance committee reported $lG32 40
oyerdraft. The sanitary committee re-
ported new case OF scarlet fever and
three dIphthera cases for the week
ending oct. 6. Leave OF absence was
granted to Miss Florence Bowen UNI
til the second term because Of illness,
BiIls aggregatiug Si35 We're allowed.
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LOGAN POLITICS,
Republican May nc only Municipal
Ticket In the Eleld-Weddings.

Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache CO., oct Crack lay
ing begun IN earnest yesterday, the M
tcntlon being 20 lay about threo-quar-
t,rs Of a mile Of track per day. At this
rate tho branch win BE completed 70
Nonsvilo about oct 20. Grading Is al
20 being pushed on the change at liy-
rum, tnis VIII boz completed by tho
time the track layers reach there
The Thatcher Orchestra company,
which owns the dancing pavilion IN
this city, has filed an amendment to us
articles of incorporation increasing the
capital stock from $4,000 TO $4,000.
President Ritter Of the Commercial
club announces the appointment or
Moses Thatcher, A. q, Barber. Joel
Kicks and 3. T. Ritter as members OF
the special committee to confer with
the sugar factory people and the ores
gon short Line railway officials I'm re-
gard to the construction ~ the branch
line through the Benson district as out
lined IN the Logan department yester-
day
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WINTER QUARTERS,
Farewell Social In Honor Of J. NJ, Bentle
And Family,

Special correspondence.
Winter Quarters. Carbon Co.. oct. g.
Tho leading social gathering Of the sea-
SON was the farewell party given 30 the
sconold han by the citizens of Winter
Quarters and Scoiicld Tor J, NJ. Bcntie and
family who are moving to salt Lake
city Thoy were presented with ana clp-
giant gold watch and chain, and after ape
propriutc expressions from old time
friends q few hours were spent iu dau..
ing and sli had a Jolly good time Not
withstaud.ug a heavy snoWstorm tho
leading citizens 90 both places fairly
filed the hall
M and Mrs Rcato hay0 resided At
Winter Quarters for the past % years and
have "a host Of friends who regret their
leaving but thcy felt compelled 90 do "a.
In order to give their children the adytn.
tapcs of high schools. Mr.. Bc1tle has
given Mp his management Of the WaWtch
Store company, ard accepted the offer OF
~ Chicago wholesale house To- represent
them In Utah, Idaho and Wyoming
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LOGAN POLITICS,

There is considerable interest deycl-
oping iu the local political situation
II is stated on the street that the Demo
Gratis viii not put a ticket In the fell
preferring to let the Republicans extrl-
cate the city from the financial difficult
ties into which II is claimed they have
plunged g. The Republicans seem per-
fectly willing to shoulder the RESPONSE
billy of their acts and continue the
administration Of the city's affairs.
,Gohn II. Anderson Is spoken Of as Il
probable candidate for mayor IN oppo-
sition to ". W, Robinson. Don Ben
son is candidate for marshall, as Is
also NJ. J. Andrews, The office OF re-
cordcr WIN go begging as there is no
one In sight at present who seems TO
desire the Office. Miss smith VIII not
be- a candidate for denomination. VI.
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smoothly ana superintendent r II,
Edwards feels confident that the 1905
run win be a record breaker
Messrs James Ii. Gardner and NJ. W.
ingalls,, general superintendent ana
consulting engineer respectively for
the plant ut Garland, were up Wed.
uesday To assist IN getting the mill
under way for the present run,
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WEBER STAKE ACADEMY.
Founding NJ the Conservatory OF Music
with Encouraging Outlook,


Mr.. ry.ns is ratitionlpq ror mara
Nom In which to accomodafe her largo
dr,s.r1ol,inr classes
rba grntitpda of all connected with
the Waber stake academy is extended
Ia tha CIayton Music Ca. for me mag
Yn..1t Khnball piano presented Inst
Monday morning
Prof Bradford is still unable ia meet
his .r3ssos but IS lnproving.
IN. Office must now bn used for 70.
,.r.ffnrs and the teachers have mo- room
io r..u tbair own Tbev viii NAN with
d.Ipht nav, builning an which tbov
NAV havo NJ least one corner FOR their
sole occupancy
nil elected tbe foll"wine o,lcors for
fHa coming wear. President. Henry
Jensen 'Os. Vice president Josepblpe
No4 O1. secretary and treasurer.
Mortimer Watson '01. drill master. Ed
win Peterson. O6, standard bearer.
1TuruI Olsen ,Og
tnoug fine woGk's visitors were Miss
NN.r Ear1loy lately returned from
, v,.rs stav In Denver Mr. Poulton
f..r san T.l,o and our own lanes
v#lII-.r ;62 Who has spcnt the last
ivn .y0.rs doing n,issionory work in tine
,.r,iua.,orp gtotos 1,bo et,,dcnts ev-
fond al hearty ,,,ysIrone home
coming election Of the Acorn" stan.
fN... d. work In store for the students
Who assume the responsibility OF main-
tUWg the high standard already
reached by the little paper.
Tine zoology class, numbering 30,
paid ogden river and uelghbOring
l".Ie visit Wednesday afternoon I'm
s'mh Of laboratory specimens. A
humber of interesting specimens In
'.NI.Ng Insects, CraWnSh ana hSn were
found These specimens win later be
''''.' 'l 'ne LABORATORY
OBSERVATORY or MUSIC.
d., vac H'ost HoVaply 'N'n'' 'H
'''y o' lle school was tue
ol the conservatory OF music
,. .,,ol'Sy morning president To- w.
nus JouHseloIa' - IT, Mluulo-
'.' N. c, Fiygare, and all members
,... 1917 vi tuU'a.lon rA.epu oi,u u
luH. KIM ,,,,,t. b ns 'ngS cl,'o,,I ',,o
iu rabr W." iUi9' noavp t ,,,aiiia,'5
Nr...- .h. ~ M N.Y. leIldIi ana Wlual9
l..r,... SIuueulS lOsc M nouy ana
i..tI,,,, $50, .p l .., Ihe latlle.S OF 'IS
t.... I,l, ",, 'uI l'le alaIe . pest l'uslVH
r. 5s W. introducing
r. ".'''o''Nl EXERCISES consisted
ZION by the Academy choir, Lead
h|0dlN Light.
.,,.,..,..,. Edwin Petersen
".As ..,.,,.,,, prip. D. .. Mckay
Violin and Piano Selection ......
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IneredibIe Brutality.

II would have been incredible brutal.
ity II Ch1s +. Lemberger, Of Syracuse,
~ Y, had not done the best he could
for his suffering son. MY boy" he
says, "cut a fearful cash over his eye.
SO ] applied Bucklen's Arnica Salve,
eye Good for burns and ulcers too.
Only 25c at z. 9. M. l. Drug Dept.
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BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,

Mrs. Andrew Goodall. Of San Jose
Cal, who became demented Thursday
ON the train caused by the high altl-
tude. had sufficiently recovered by yes
ttrday afternoon to be abe TO renew
her journey homeward without an at
tondant.
In connection with the attitude as
sumed by the district attorney In re-
gard to the eligibility Of employees or
corporations operating under franchises
gianted by the city, to hold municipal
offices, the fact Is pointed out that the
law provides that In case conyic-
ton is secured the defendant shall pay
the costs and the court has the dis
erection to impose fine IN any sum
not exceeding $1,000.
william Binford left today for CALI
fornia on an extended business trip.
Under the auspices of the W. G. T.
L.. Sunday. Mrs. Bullock will speak,
and Tuesday evening Miss Belle kear-
uey will speak at the Presbyterian
church on temperance and kindred sub
lccts They are gifted lady orators and
should be heard by large audiences,
A modified decree has been entered
I'm the case of Alice Henderson against
John &. Henderson, awarding the Gus
tody Of tho minor child TO the mother
a r, G, W. freight car was broken
into Thursday night and q quantity Of
shoes. shoe backing and shirts was
stolen. The police have been unable
td either locate the goods or the
thieves
Or. A. S. Condor is IN attendance at
a meeting Of the state board Of medi-
cal examiners at Salt Lake city
George ". Larkln, ST., went to SAT-
Lake today TO visit Tor few days ana
10 attend conference
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Murray Department.

The News In vicinity branch Office
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

At the city council meeting Tuesday
night the following business came up:
Attorney Haigh presented a letter
rom the county commissioners In which
they assert that the city council Is re-
quired to appoint judges OF election IN
the different districts. He also pre-
scented an ordinance defining the salary
and duties Of the city officials, The or
dinance was rejected, A communlca-
ton was read from the citizens COM
mlttee which was appointed about a
year ago to wait upon the Utah Light
& Railway company for the purpose
of obtaining q five cent fare from Muir
ray TO Salt Lake city. Up TO the pres
ent the committee has been unsuccess-
full, and now ask the city TO Join with
them IN putting in an individual line
running through the county to all
depots and schools In salt Lake CITY,
to be owned and operated by Murray
city.
The treasurer's report was read
showing a balance Of S2,52AS5 In the
treasury,
The road supervisors monthly report
was read, showing that N,li6215 has
been expended FOR street Improvement
POLICE NOTES.
James King was given days for
vagrancy.
Dave Jones was given FIVE days for
being drunk,
Biii Carter was fined IS Tor being
drunk on the streets,
SOCIALIST CONVENTION.
The Socialists met IN a convention
Thursday night in the Harker hall, and
nominated the following candidates for
their ticket:
Mayor. Archie Bradford recorder, s.
II. Picker; treasurer William Came
rieler, marshal Charles LeCialre Ow-
ing 90 the absence OF one district the
council was not named, but VIII be
chosen later.
BENNION REUNION.
The descendants OF the two Bennlon
brothers. numbering about 2j0 met I'm
the Taylorsville ward house Thursday
oct, 8, 1906 4 bounteous spread had
been prepared 10 which 900 persons sat
down, after which an operctta was pre-
NfNlFu by lNc lnuNlCdl members OF lNe
family, which was appreciated by all
present The affair was a grand sue
cess.
Taylorsvllle Is keeping pace with her
neighbors. She Is soon TO bo divided
into two wards
VICTIM OF TYPHOID-pNEUMONGA.
The remains Of Miss Letuc Clark,
temporarily OF Hunter were brought ~
Murray yesterday and placed In C., II,
Banks undertaking parlors for en-.
halming preparatory TO shipping to
Evanston, Wyo., Miss Clark's former
home Miss Clark was Il genial and
amluble girl and her death brings great
sadness and sorrow to her home and
friends.
BOWLING LEAGUE ORGANIZED,
Last Thursday night about 30 NJ
Murray's bOwlers. both amateurs and
professionals, met at Chrlstenson's
bowling alley and organized a bowling
league. II expects to have series of
games FOR prizes. which have been do
mated by Murray merchants. and also
FOR tho state chan piOuNhin n II Mur-
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GARLAND.
SUGAR CAMPAIGN
Begun Under Favorable AuspieSs-Prom'
iss OF a Record Breaking Run,

Special Correspondence.
Garland, Boxelder Co., oct. 4-The
1866 campaign for the sugar factory
at this place began Tuesday morning,
oct. 3, at 2 o'clock 1t was thought
II would begin Saturday the 3Oth inst,
but owing to heavy storm the digging
and hauling was hlndered, The wealth
er has cleared up nicely, however, and
the beets are rolling IN TO a tune OF
200 tons per day and increasing daily.
The factory Is reported as running
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HosMER PLEADS NOT GUILTY
LOGAN DEPARTING N I

Sunday eNcepe
Daiy complaints regarding
.verysh 2 joel Kicks Crcuator
The som.weey in charge Of RobnS 1870 North
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

a strength tonic that brings rich, red
blood Makes you strong healthy and
active. That's what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. 81 cents, Tea or
Tablets. Ask your druggist.
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WANTED.

Solicitor for ogden work Salary and
commission Apply 10 Hussey & Nc
Grcgor Circulators Dcsorct News
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AMERICAN FORK,
PARENTS MEETING.
schools rlourlshing Successful opera -
Sorcly Afflicted Family,


Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Utah Coz Oct c..
A parents meeting held under the aus-
pieces of the district school faculty
was attended uy q representative class
of citizens last evening iU Science hall
Principal Justescn instructed those
present very ably ON school issues.
Miss McAllieter. the beginner teacher
and Miss Almond, principal OF Hhr-
riUgtou school spoke ON the topics,
"Relatlou OF Parents and Teachers IN
Schoo" and Moral Training OF stu
dents respectively Principal stewart
of the Forbes building. urged the ne
CCssity of closer understanding be-
tween parent ana teacher
Parents meetings viii be held I'm the
district monthly.
A very nice banquet was given by
the teachers last week, the occasion
being the competitor and furnishing Of
% teachers room. Miss McAllister act
ed as POSTMASTER
schools We're never $40 Well attended
Tho high school has am enrolment Of
90. a'l doing good work The manual
training class OF boys is progressing
uiDolN
quite a number Of the children OF
Lamar. from Skull valley are in town,
and the loads NJ flour. vegetables etc.
they are carrying to thor wagons ne
speak q kindly feeling hy their white
brothers.
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SORELY ATFLICTED FAMILY.

Tho family n George Wheelen, whose
wife died ten days since, are down
with typhoid. three Of the family now
arc confined To- their beds Kind hands
are looking after their welfare. A
purse of $50 was raised by citizens TO
help in their affection which with all
other kindnessas extended, Is much APP
pICciated by the family
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BIG SALE or WOOL.
wounded Burglar Enters plea OF Not
Guilty-Nsws Briefs,

Guilty-Nsws Briefs.
Special Correspondence,
Provo, Utah CO.. oct THE Provo
Wooden Mills company has sold tho
wool 1t had on hand at the time OF
closing to the Buell. Manufacturing
company Of ST. Joseph, Mo, and II is
now being shipped east, The quantity
is about 100000 pounds.
HOsMER PLEADS NOT GUILTY,
John Hosmer was arraIgned before
Judge Booth yesterday, charged with
burglary lie entered n plea OF not
guilty; the case was set for the 10th.
Attorney W, Il. Rydalch was appointed
to defend Hosmer was caught In the
act Of burglarziug Kelly's drug store
I'm Springyille on the night Of Aug. II,
and was shot in both legs by Night
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VICTIM OF TYPHoID.pNEUMONIA
ROWING LEAGUE ORGANIZED,

Last Thursday night about 90 "
Murray's bowlers, both amateurs and
professionals, met at Chrlstenson's
bowling alley and organized a bowling
league u expects TO have a series Of
games FOR prizes. which have been do
mated by Murray merchants. and also
FOR the state championship. T. II. Muir
ray was chosen president, and q, II.
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Nays NOTES.

A wonderful tonic Drives out all
Impurities, gives you strength health
aud happiness. That's what llollislor
Rocky Mountain Tea will do 80 cents,
Tea or Tablets. ASK your druggist
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-07

Waterman johnson, who made the ar
rest Hosmor stated today that Hos
mer is not his true name, but he pre-
ferred not TO give his real name.
The case OF William V. Price Ns.Jacoh
Jensen has been dismissed at plain
TINS cost without prejudice.
NEWS NOTES.
Miss Flora Moore. daughter OF Mis-.
Anna NJ. Moore of this city and MI
charles Howarth, formerly OF Salt Lake
city. were married I'm san Francisco ON
the fourth OF this month. Mr. and
Mrs. Howarth will reside In san Fran
cisco,
L. c. Donovan has sold his drug husl-
ness in this city to 4, T., porpont.
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WITH MILITARY HoNoRS.
George Jefferson. the L, 5. Marine, Vie
tim OF Heart Failure, Laid TO Rest

Geo Jefferson, The deceased marine,
was lHId to his final rest Yesterday
afternoon IN the G., A. r. burial plot
iu the ogden city cemetery Although
he died stranger I'm "A strange land
his soldier comrades I'm Ogden gave
him a burial with military houors TIE
young man. fun Of life and hopes, just
having been honorahly released from
faithful service for his country I'm the
navy, was en- route to Green Bay, Wis.,
when without moments warning he
dropped dead I'm this city Sept. %. Every
effort was made 10 locate his relatives
and friends. but all to no avail hence
II was decided TO bury him here, and
impressive military funeral services
over hts remains were held az Larkin
& sons undertaking parlors yesterday
afternoon at . O'Clock Representatives
Of the c. A. r.. Women's Relief Corps
and the Spanish American War yeter-
ans attended the services. Lieutenant
John - Murphy conducted the services.
He paid beautiful. eloquent tribute
10 The soldier dead, closing his eulogy
with tho following thoughts: I'VE lay
him away with military honor-Iho
highest honor that can be paid 20 n
citizen OF this republic-and we conse-
crate ourselves over the soil which
and an that syc are will be freely given
and spent TO maintain the glory AMI
prestige and grandeur OF the unsullled
flag OF our great republic
THIRD DEATH FROM DIPHTHERIA
The third death from diphtherIa since
the spread Of the dreaded disease In Og-
den during the past few weeks occurred
at O'Clock yesterday afternoon, when
George A, Dmsdale the four-year-old
son OF MIR. and Mrs Benjamin Dinsdale,
died az the family residence West sew
cntcpnth street after a brief illness,
The funeral win be private from the
residence this afternoon. lnterment VIII
take plcace al the ogden city cemetery
During the past week number of new
cases Of diphthoria have developed
CIGAR FACTORY CONTRACT.
Bids were opened last evening by Max
Davidson for the construction of his
large cigar factory, and the contract
was awarded to George II, Whltmeycr,
his bid being the lowest S4Si5. The
factory is to be built on Twenty-tifth
street lust east of the Ogden steam
laundry's building. 1t Will be brick
structure two stories with basement
FLORENCE ROBERTS PLAYS TWO
NIGHTS.
Miss Florence Roberts, supported by
very strong company, will be seen
at the Grand Opera house tomorrow
and Monday night IN her latest and
perhaps best play, Ann Lamont one
Of Paul Armstrong; plays, Miss Rob
crts rehearsed this production I'm Ogden
and opened her season TO crowded
+ houses In salt Lake city. The ad-
vance sale for the play opened this
morning
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THE STATE BANK
OF UTAH
SALT LAKE CITY.

Joseph p Smith President
VIM, Is Preston Vice President
Charles g. Burton Cashier
Henry T. hcEwan Assistant Cashier
DIRECTORS.
Heber Z. Grant Isaac Barton,
Josepf +. Smith, James d. Murdoch
Chas g. Burton, Byron Groo,
VIM u, Preston. Heber NJ. Wells,
a w. Carlson.
u amercal Banking IN all rs brancSeR
Accounts Solicited.
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
MISSIONARY FAREWELL.

Demise OF Mrs. uorthsa Rasmussen,
Veteran Of ~.
Special Correspondence,
Mt. Pleasant, Sonpete Co, oct, E.--
ono OF the best missionary farewell
parties ever held here was that given
Elder Abraham Mcintosh last evening
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.

The month
Dugdae, Agent
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NEWS BRIEFS.

Lyons was chosen secretary and treas
uTer.
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Stewart and j. 4. Sneddcn are spoken
Of I'm connection with the attorneyshlp,
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-23
....sHop NOTES..

J. G. Jensen will next Monday leave
on vacation.
Several boomers will leave this
week for different places, east and
south.
Richard Zirburit left this week Tor
St Paul, Mimi, and Olivein, Ia, tor
a short visit
Among the old-timers who recently
left Havre Hoffman, Heinze, Binney
and Mathieson are in Moline, LII. u.
r. Martin is in ST. Paul,
Ed Niche is back on the rod-bencn
again after an absence of two months,
during which he visited his old nome
in Washington City, Ind.
Charles Dockstader erode the goat
at the last meeting Of the machinists,
after which a banquet was held III his
honor. "Winnipeg KID was barboy
and he says everything about the
event was satisfactory except the DIS
pOsition of the last connection made
He CLAIMS that Johnson got this, bul
there is suspicion attached to j,
Robinson.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-23

The Royal Blue glassware is being
given away as prizes with each can
Of Pure Cream of Tartar Baking
Powder at DesRosiers.
LOST-A ladies goldfilled hunting
case watch, Elgin movement.
Carries black fob and locket.
Property of Florence White. Leave
at Herald office and receive reward.
St. Jude Thaddeus Church services:
Sunday, s a. M, Communion Mass.
Sunday 10 a. N. High Mass 2 p. m.
Sunday school; s. p. m. evening devo-
ten. Daily mass 1870 a. m. Lenten
deyotions, Wednesdays and Fridays
at s. p. m.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1905-06-23
BLEVlNS STRIKES IT AT ZORTMAN
Grand Organizer.

James Blevins, former deputy
sheriff of Chouteau county, stationed
in Havre, has struck it rich at Tort
man. Blevins and two partners are
working on bar below the city ana
their first days cleanup was $3.50.
They have continued operations ana
expect a large output from their next
cleanup. Blevins has many frlends
in Havre who will be glad to hear OF
his coed fortune.