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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-09-08

plause. Another song by the
male quartette closed the pro.
gram IN the big tent.
The Georgia Minstrels and
Copey'', the educated horse,
kept the people entertained until
time for supper, after which the
foot races tcok place. which
closed the street amusements
Hfor the day.
The merry 60 round was doing
business al day. and until late
in The evening. and attracted .
good crowd all the time The
bowery dance In the evening, by
Tie Wagner Dire department. was
we'll patronized and kept the re
snainder of the crowd good IA
turea until time % quiz. whscl
they did abont tme o'clock n tlls
fnorning. when tll~ dancers wen
I,pne tired. but harry and wel
pleased with the effort that wal
!! made to entertain them during
tlm day aud night.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-09-08

The CaIitbumpians drew con-
siderable attention from, the
crowd.
The bowery brought il d good
sum Of money for the firemen-
Everyone who danced had .
good time ''on The bowcry.
Tie Georgia MinstreIs did
some very good singing and
clever dancing. aud made quite !
hit with the crowd.
Don't forget 10 come again
next Labor Day. and also BE-
tween times. Yon will always
be welcome.
.sDrunks'' werc almost ! minus
quantity.
The noble rcd man was here
but not ~ many 1T him as usual
| Tie school iloat was sine4
| The 1. o. 7. n. tIAdy Maeca
bees, we're i prominent feainr'
of The parade. aud drew gpn,
many compliments.
Il
Neither pitcher give man
free pass.
Seldom does one see i hprS
that will perform more trick
THAN did 'vones slae edneaie'
1IrHay owned ~ Fred y. Eics
Iwhn appeared here "a Iabo
Day. The little fellsw seeme'
almost human. aud appeAresl I
eat,y the different problem
, given him 10 do by his maste
Should Mr.. Elcc conclude }
give IA exhibition here again
.Coney' will iind warm we
come ii the hands of bis nnmel
ons frieAds.
| The plstse Hand II one ~ II
live mseicsi organizations q a
county that can alNays be Il
-
pended upon 1'hes 90 not 4
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-09-08
BEFoRK AND AFTER

BEFoRE AND AFTER
lis ail ercr.
TIL 1906 ii least.
The bills snid the III. .annuaI.
Tic facts arr il was Lie sih,
Avon morseaged IL grand
stand.
Tic money q build !. was only
leaned.
The weather man WAS On our
side
I,nt lie next day Il rainsd
'sconeys. the educated horse,
was no fake.
Eserybody was happy of
seemed d be IL least
.'1sa IAlst and Present y -
tnre of the parade was very good
aud excited lots ii comment.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-09-08

out Of business once Or twice :
year and then hustle around %
reorgznize just before they are
wanted. They made many
friends uhile hers Labor Day,
who wish % see them return at
= early 4 date ~ possible.
Boyden's Martial Bsnd. from
Academy. uas On hand and did
their share 20 see that everyb ybody
was properly entertained With
the right kind Of music Come
again Oscar.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-09-08

Mr.. q. Nj. FuwIer " HlEhs
toxer. Al. rebates ~ experieu<e
b l,sd whiI< serving - ! pe1lk
iury ii ! murder case = ~
wardxville. county seat q G.
bourne rounty. AlAbauM ~
says: While tlcre ] - somo
fresh meat md eone sssn~e memt
and II gave We ci,alerA mofhu< II
! very severe fnrm. 4 - rever
more sick Ii NJ ~ ana seut -
the drHe storc fnr certeln
cholera mlxfnre. put ll,e druGipt
seni ne I hottle ol Nmherlnlns d
Calic. Cllnlera and ulertloen
Remedy inatcad, sayink 80 ~
Ind what ! sent for. bat that t6le
medicine was - much bstief -
would rather send u = - n -
TX / ~ il. ! taok one dnus q
Ii and wan bettew n - nInutek
The sscoud d0ee enre6 - -
tIrely. Twe feIlps ieroFa ws<e
sfIlictnd II ~ sane nrp1or e1
une nuunll bot1t tprsrN6 go g,u
|of IL rer sale ~ Nfxsoee
DRUG 10. b
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-09-08
WAGNER OUTDOES HERSELF
ThesLabor Day Celebration at the Gate City
Monday the Best Ever.
NO JAR OR FRICTION OF ANY KIND ALL DAY

The Good Citizens of the Gate City
May We'll Feel Proud Of The Doings
on he Fourth Day Of September.
o05-Pe5ect Weafher. Good-Na-
fured Crolod, and Well Carried
Out Progrdm Made tbe Day One 10
be Remembered for Years 10 Come
The Parade, Bal Game, Performing
Horse " Coney' Too Bands and The
Donky Singers al Helped 10 Make
Tie Day q Big Success.
Monday, September 4, 1905,
dawned clear and bright, with
just enough coolness in the at
mosphere to make everyone feel
good. and the weather remained
fire all day. BY eight o'clock ID
the morning the people began to
arrive in town and before the
east bound passenger pulled in
there was q pretty fair crowd in
town, which was swelled by q
big delegation from Lake Andes,
Platte and Geddes. Avon and
Armour also sent some of their
people to represent them and tell
the rest about The good time they
had in the Gate City.
The Platte band and Boyden's
Martial band promptly started
the music going as soon as they
got off the train and they kept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

II ranks among the best creameries d
the state, and Is a good source OF In.
come to the city, II was at first own
ed by n stock company. and movf
rather slowly during the first few years
OF its existence. consequently stock de-
clined to 80 per cent below par with
no buyers, finally. IN 1902. It was all
bought up by George larson. the pres
ent owner and he ~ now doing a good
and prosperous business, receiving
daily from 5000 to 5000 poupds of milk
The milk is made into butter and
cheese OF the finest quality and consa'
Quently there Is a great demand for tho
products, which are shipped 20 different
markets IN Utah. Colorado and Mon
tnna, and also SUPPLIES llphraim and hs
neighboring towns. The building IL
very substantial and convenient. hav-
ing been remodeled since George Lar.
son became proprietor. II rs well KEEP
and neat In appearance, and pronouno
ed by Prof. Clark of the A. G, to b
with but one exception, the cleanest II
the state. only milk of the cleanes
ana best is accepted, and the customer
are not afraid Of receiving anything
that Is not OF the very best.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1905

structions, therefore her progress de-
Ponds upon the effort put forth.
An important addition TO the needle
department IL fancy needle work, such
as embroidery. battenburg. drawnwork.
eyelet embroidery, hardanser, etc.
Music Department.
The institution realizes that educa-
ton without music Is faulty and one
sided A great deal OF interest there
fore. his been manifested in this d.
rection by the faculty and board. In
fully coupling this department Many
musical opportunities are offered TO the
students. and they are showing that
they fully appreciate the privileges
that are within their reach. Jealous
labor is being put forth by all. stu
dents are found here and there each
day busy at vocal or instrumental
music.
Two vocal classes are diligently la
boring at methodical sight singing. the
science OF music reading, vocal cul-
ture, etc. Special vocal lessons are
given to those who call for them. The
results OF this vocal study can be part
be partly seen when we consider that
some of the best prospective vocal
talent OF the state has had the found
alton laid here. Again. the results VIII
be partly seen where we consider that
choir of 70 students has had It's train
Ing under our competent musical pro-
fessor. This choir furnishes singing
each day at devotional exercises, as
we'll as at all special meetings. So far
successful has the choir been that II
has received praise from some of the
best musicians OF the state.
Instrumental music is receiving due
attention. Lessons are given upon all
orchestral and band instruments, man.
dolin, guitar. piano, organ, piccolo,
flute. etc.
We have a military band Of 81 menu
bers, all students and proficient per-
formers In addition there are IA
young men not yet quite proficient en-
ough to be members Of the band but
before long they win be enrolled with
the above q.
The academy has its own orchestra
of IL pieces, music for dancing parties
under the auspices OF the school. are
given by this orchestra. They also FUR
nish music for special parties given in
leading cities of the county.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE MANTl MESSENGER.


HIS paper is the only one pub
lished in Manti. and Is the official
Republican organ OF Sanpete
county. Mr.. j. l.. Ewing Is the pro-
prietor. having leased the plant from
the Mantl Messenger Printing and PUP
fishing company, on Jan, l, lsOo, =,
Mr.. Ewing was formerly connected
with the Rock Springs independent
and since then has been identihed with
a number OF other newspapers among
which was the Nephi Record. He IS
a practical newspaper man, a thorough
ly competent, and up-to-date printer
and from the high quality OF his work,
and reasonable prices, he Is capapie
of meeting even large city competitors.
He does all kinds Of commercial ana
fob work, making art calendar printing
q specially. 49,, a., ..
He carries In stock full line OF
stationery Office supplies. school sup
niles, legal blanks. and fancy Job
stock. The office is equipped with
number OF new and modern face types,
a Taylor cylinder press. three Jop
presses, paper cutters, stapling and
sewing machines. They are located IN
the postofilce building.
If you want wedding invitations, pro-
?grans. or Christmas cards. go to the
Mant Messenger.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
LUTHER FUTILE
HARNESS SHOP.
This establishment is located In

r HIS establishment Is located In
the futile block. and carries a
complete line of harness, saddles.
whips. spurs. snaps, riding bridleS.
pack saddles. nose bags. curry combs
and brushes. tent. wagon covers. nose
bags, llniments. condition powders,
etc. They also carry stock of various
grades OF harness leather and make a
speciality Of mems and boys gloves.
They make harness to order and do re-
pairing of all kinds.
The Luther Tuttle Hraness Shop u
well known throughout Sanpete ana
Sewer Counties. II having been sstab-
lished since 1856. The large and exc
tensive stock OF goods always on hand.
makes this place the distributing de-
pot for the above named goods
throughout this end OF the state.
Farmers and horsemen are sure OF
getting the best grade OF leather In any
goods purchased from Mr., futile, and
his prices are always right.
The amount OF business donS during
the last year has amounted to $4,000.
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NELSON & WORK.

- HIS is the largest store south Of
Salt Lake City which handles ex-
clusively ladies' furnishing
goods. 1t was established in 1896, and
now has on hand a stock valued at
about $4,000. During the last year they
have done about $4,000 worth OF bust
ness.
The lady who desires the latest In
fashionable millinery can get 1t at Nell
son & Work. Their millinery and hat
trimming department would do credit
10 a town many times the size OF
Manti. They also have shirt waists
and ready made skirts, coats, furs ga
lore--call In and see their beautiful ilne
of furs--all styles, and prices sure TO
please. Then there are wraps. gloves,
hose, and an infinite variety OF elegant
and tasty knlck-knacs..
They also have the French flexible
corsets so well known throughout the
country for their excellency, that q
mere mention Is all that is necessary.
Don't forget that Nelson & Work
have a large supply of winter clothing
and Xmas goods on hand.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE SCANDINAVIAN STORE.
HIS store is Just as original as Its
name implies. II is peculiarly

- HIS store Is Just as original as Its
name implies. II is peculiarly
Scandinavian numbering among
It's many patrons nearly all Manu's
residents OF that nationality, but by
no means excluding people OF other
nations. The proprietor Is Jacob FIX.
stad, who also owns the ground and
building. He came from his home In
Norway In 1891, and in 1898 started n
little grocery store; but Jacob Is n
hustler and has n few original ideas
of his own. Instead Of ploddng along
he chrlstened his store "The Scandi-
navlan store" catered 70 the trade OF
his own people, drummed up market
for farm produce and began shipping,
and I'm n short time his business In
creased so that he had to seek new
quarters
In 1903 he moved into his new brick
building, branched out into general
merchandise, and IL now one OF the
most hourishihg business houses In the
town.
During the last year he has done
about $4,000 worth Of business.
For the Christmas trade he has put
In n choice assortment or presents,
TOYS. clothing, and Christmas cards.
IL anybody wants turkey or chicken
for Christmas dinner, go to The Sean
dinaylan Store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
MANTI BARBER SHOP.

r HE Lowery Brothers own this shop
and have been in business for six
years. They are flrst-class bar
bers, and the liberal patronage which
they have is proof OF their skill In
the tonsorial art.
Two modern Koch barber chairs
adorn their shop together with all 9TH
err equipments necessary for re-
spectacle up-to- date trade.
They have In stock fine line Of bar
bers goods such as razors. shaving
soap. face lotion, etc.
Tho Lowery Brothers are well known
In this part OF Utah and large por-
ton OF their trade is had from peor lie
who come to Manti to get married IN
the temple.
They are also agents for the tailor
made clothing of the Royal Tailors OF
Chicago and New York. Men desiring
winter clothing that Will TT are sure
to be satisfied IL they order from the
Lowery Bros.
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ARMSTRONG FURNITURE
AND HARDWARE co.

A MoNG the firmly established bust
" ness houses OF Sanpete county Is
the Armstrong Furniture and
Hardware company. This business was
formerly owned by Anthem H. Lund,
but In 1897 was purchased by Mr.. Arm
strong. Last fall the store, which IL a
two-stOry buIllIng. was rcmodeled and
new flooring put IN. II Is the only fur
niture store IN Ephraim and IA doing
an extensive business not only in
that town, but With the surrounding
settlements ana farmers.
They carry IN stock all kinds OF
household furniture, iron and wooden
bed etc.. ana a selected assortment Of
high grade wall paper. In the hard
ware department can be found the
Majestic range and heater Coles hot
blast, the Champion range. the Grand
superb range, the Home Comfort and
Universal ranges and the Reliable
heater
They are prepared to furnish winter
goods in any department OF the furni-
ture and hardware trade.
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who is an enthusiastic bowler. rolled
the first ball.
This parlor has first class equip
ment, the alleys being constructed Of
white maple and arranged so that any
game can be played there which can
be played on a regulation alley. such
AZ the American game OF ten-pins.
nine-pins, four back, five-back. French-
Ave. St. Louis. cooked hat. etc.
They frequently have prize contents
in which the foremost citizens OF
Mantl participate During tho
encampment Of the National
Guard at Mantl last September.
the soldiers were defeated by tho
home bowlers. They are ready to meet
even the best and challenge outside city
teams TO play for the championship.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
BON TON DANCING PAVILION.

- HIS fine. new pavilion has Just
been completed and is now ready
for the dance-lovlng public. It
has a floor space Of IS II by so II. II
Is a double floor, the under layer be-
ing OF selected Oregon fir. the top layer
of the best white maple, and the whole
resting on rs coil steel springs. In the
east end OF the hall Is the music pit,
constructed Of inlald yellow poplar, In
shape like the quarter OF an egg shell,
and costing 5000 In the north and
south wings are dressing rooms for la
dies and gentlemen respectively, and
at the west entrance Is the ticket Of
fee. The music IL furnished by the
Lowery orchestra, and the dances are
held regularly on Friday evenings.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE EAGLE HOUSE.

-. HIS hotel is one Of the oldest in
Manti and Is so well known
throughout this part OF the state
az 10 scarcely need mention. 1t is the
home of all persons travelling in con-
nection with Church matters, and
couples going TO the Manti Temple to
get married find II comfortable and
homelike stopping place.
Mrs. Willis NJ. Harmon. the proprie-
tress, Is a motherly lady who has
grown up In Utah and possesses that
sweet hospitable disposition so essen
tal to make one feel comfortable and
at home.
The Eagle House is equipped with
all the modern hotel conveniences such
as electric lights. bath rooms, toilets.
sample rooms. etc.
1t Is centrally located on North Main
street convenient to both the Temple
and the business part Of town.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

Nelson. j. M. McCanerty. II. p. Lar
sen. c. A. Larsen, Henry Green and
r. ]. Edmonds.
L. NJ. Olson Is president ]. r. Nc
Cafferty, vice president. and G, J..
Fisher, cashier; executive committee.
L. NJ. Olson, II. 7. Larsen and j. L.
McCafferty.
Out OF the 20 stockholders only four
OF them are residing outside OF Eph-
rain. Forty per cent OF the stock IL
paid up, the law requiring only rs per
cent. The bank Is IN the II. +. Larson
block and Is centrally located.
The men Interested In this bank are
well known I'm Ephralm and through
out this part OF Utah. not only for their
sound business knowledge, their hon-
esty and integrity. but they are known
as public spirited citizens having n
deep interest In the general welfare of
the community This institution Is de-
serving OF the confidence aud patron
age OF the public.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

The lock Joint steel pressure
blnaD,s.,' md IA inches In diameter, con-
Fpe total length Of 1,695 feet and
pln n 90 This conducts the water
:! w. y 81 inch Pelton wheel operating a
% NJ under a head OF 54i feet,
@ n s,rsetlg connected to n General
hsns i5O X. w. generator delivering
yeeln nhase alternating current at a
) . yum 'of 1900 volts,
f Tse power house, a stone and brick
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
OTT0SEN BROS. MEAT MARKET

r. HE Ottosen brothers are well
known throughout Sanpete coun-
ty, not only as enterprising bust
ness men, but as citizens having the
general welfare of Manti at heart.
They have recently entered Into the
meat business, and already their trade
extends beyond the city limits.
Their shop Is well equipped for the
handling ana caring Of fresh and cured
meats. They also carry fresh oysters
and fish In season.
The Ottosen Brothers search the
county for the best beef, sheep and
hogs--they know a good animal when
they see one. Patrons can always feel
assured Of getting only the choicest
meats at the Ottosen Bros Meat Mar
kaf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

structure. Is located about two miles
east OF the city and Is connected with
Il by four wire copper transmission
line.
The plan OF distribution Is we'll ar
ranged insuring the best OF service 70
an parts OF the city, involving a cost
FOR copper alone OF 1850.
The entire cost OF the plant will be
approximately $4,000.
The work is under the personal di-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE w. w. CRAWFORD
DRUG STORE,

A BOUT eleven years ago. Mr.. Craw-
~ ford, who Is an expert chemist.
obtained possession OF the busi-
ness originally conducted by l. b. Bon
nell. This house was formerly locat-
ed IN what was known as the "Old
Drug Store" but as trade increased It
was found necessary to seek more
commodlous quarters, He Is now locat-
ed In the futile block, and his store Is
far ahead OF anything south Of salt
Lake City In the way OF drug store
equipment, II Is n model OF elegant,
neat and convenient arrangement, and
carries n full line OF pure drugs, pat
ent medicines. drug sundries, cigars,
school supplies and stationery.
The druggist, more than any other
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

rection OF Henri B.. Bixler and will be
completed this year.
The consummation OF the Ephraim
light and power plant will be lasting
monument OF The energy, perseverance,
and integrity Of the present city ad-
ministratlon. And be II said to their
honor that the mayor and council even
to a man, have acted with perfect
unanimity and slngleness OF purpose,
having at heart only the public good Of
Ephraim
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
THE CANDY BOX.

nR. ]. T. THORNTON Is the pro-
MI prctor Of this enterprising little
store. The name Candy Box"
Is very appropriate, for It is literally
a candy box. They have all kinds and
varieties Of candles. made up mostly
from assorted candles manufactured
In Utah.
The Candy Box also contains a choice
line OF imported aud domestic cigars
and tobacco. It Is also prepared to
supply the Xmas trade In candies.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
BANK OF EPHRAIM.

r HE most important event in the
business history OF Ephraim Is
the recent organization in that
city of the Bank Of Ephraim. 1t is In
corporated under the laws of the state
OF Utah with capital stock Of $4,000,
divided into $50 shares Of the par value
Of 800 per share.
The .ncorporators are L.. NJ. Olsen,
c. J. Fisher. ]. +, McCafferty. II. p.
Larsen OF Ephralm, and Joseph Nelson
OF Salt Lake City.
The directors are l.. NJ. Olson, Joseph
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
BROWN BARBER SHOP.

- HERE are no frows5l heads "a
MantI. Brown keeps their ns.2
trimmed right. No stubby boards
Brown won't stand for II. Brown Is
responsible for the neat and elegant
hair-cuts so common In M2nti, ana
the smooth, clean faces.
His shop is on Mas. sCcet two doors
south OF the Tuttle house. Its equip"
ment r. strictly up-to-date. containing
all OF the appliances Of a first class
barber shop. Koch's hydraulic cnalr,
than which there Is no better MADE
is the one used. Mr.. Brown has been
I'm the business nine years. Is gentle
manly, courteous and competent.
He is also agent for the Ed V. Price
e. Gus tailor made clothing. Men,
II you want clothes 90 NJ Ike they had
grown on you. go To Brown. See him
about getting a tailor made winter suit,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16

business man. should possess an irre-
proachable character, good judgment.
and above all absolute accuracy. Mr..
Crawford nus the requirements OF an
ideal druggist. Ills long residence in
the city. and his steadily Increasing
trade IL an evidence that he possesses
the confidence Of the people. His
speciality IN Pure Drugs and Accurate
Prescriptions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
EPHRAIM OPERA HOUSE.

Is 65XiS and it has a seating capacity
Of 400. It is equipped with opera
circuit.
This house IL also used for dancing
purposes. there being a dance regularly
on Friday nights and holidays. Eph-
rain Is noted for It's high class dances
and excellent music and the young peo-
pie come from all over the county to
attend them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-16
MANTl BOWLING PARL0RS.

- HE introduction of Bowling in the
city OF Manti on Sept. s, 1905, was
an occasion Of considerable Inn
portance TO her sporting population.
A hearty enthusiastic welcome
was accorded Mr.. NJ. d. DAILY, the pro-
prietor and Mayor l.. r. AlSe-son.