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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-11-16
LATE LOCALS.

Lot Brings Ss,5OO---Peter Johnson
has sold to Mary Il. Sandauist, v lot
on Windsor Place for $4,000.
Bank CIcarings---Today's local bank
clearIngs amounted 20 sl,673,2S0.s2 as
against sl,l6i,67o,IS for the same day
last year.
Lake Stationary--The last report
from the great lake shows the level
10 be stationary, having reached its
lowest point for the year, The lake
will remain the same now Tor the re-
naindcr of the winter.
Visit 10 slaughter IIouse---Inspector
Clark of the state board of health has
gone to Provo to inspect the condi-
tion OF q sloushtsrhouse there and see
81 the statutes have been complied
with. lie viii also visit Spanish FORK.
DIR. Wlshard Hurt---Rey. Or. Wish
ard formerly Of this city, and now
at Los Angeles, recently fell from
street car step into the street, aud go
injured his knee that he had TO have
II placed IN plaster cast. The doc
Tor is now able to be about again.
Amended ArticIcs---An amendment
10 the articles of incorporation OF the
Brigham Young college at Logan was
filed with the secretary Of state to-
day by which the number of trustees
of the institution IS Increased from
z to II ana making Ave trustees
quorum TO transact business.
Fair Wcather---Thc storm has pass
cd over and was central this noon,
over the one hundredth meridian, or
central Kansas. There is high
pressure now covering this country
clear TO the coast, and fair weather
will continue with cooler temperature.
The air Is clear ana bracing today,
the dead atmosphere having been
blown away by the high winds of last
evening,
10 Improve LnkS-The Country
rlub viii remodel It's golf links this
winter, 80 that BY spring, they will
be ready for occupancy. The club Is
reported IN a first class financial con-
dillon. after n highly successful sea-
sen, during which the club has exc
pended considerable money on It's new
property In the way OF building up
and Improvement. and u is now con-
sidered the wealthiest club IN the city
shoe Interest Soi,l---George Romney
has sold out his interest In the shoe
house OF which he has been tho head
for so long. TO the George Romney &
SOns Shoe company who VIII continue
tho business. Mr.. Romncy will give
his attention 10 mining, In which he
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MASS CONVENTION CALLED.
Citizens Attention Called 10 school
Election In December.
10 an Voters of the Third Municipal

10 an Voters OF the Third Municipal
Precinct, Salt Lake city
on Wednesday, Doc. 3, 1905, an cleo
zion viii be held in Salt Lake Cily fol-
the purpose OF electing five members
of the city board OF education, one OF
which IL to be chosen from the Third
precinct.
We have Just cause 60 be proud Of the
school system VI salt Lake City, but
there Is stll room for improvement
and advancement, and In order 10 at
tain to the highest point OF efficiency
possible In that system, II seems 10 US
absolutely necessary that some decisive
step should be taken 10 prevent the
feasibility OF any political consldera-
lion influencing the selection OF the
man who will be elected to represent
our precinct on the board OF education
for the next four years.
We have been fairly successful IN the
past IN elevating our school bodrl TO
PLACE above the reach Of political or r.
iIglous influence, ard 10 that fact Is ~
be attributed, to q large degree, the
splendid efficiency OF our city school
system
An effort II on foot IN certain quar-
ters 10 inject politics into the coming
election. and IN order 10 stamp this ef-
fort with our most unqualified disap-
proval and 10 elect to that important
office the best qualitled man that our
united Judgment can determine upon,
regardless of his politics or his religion,
and who WIN not feel trunmeled IN the
exercise Of his Judgment by any obliga-
fions 10 party or creed, We respectfully
request every voter IN the Third Pre-
cinct irrespective Of political or relig-
ious affiliations, 10 assemble In mass
convention IN the main assembly hall
Of the High school building ON Monday,
Nov. as, 1906. at 1890 o'clock ., m,
for the purpose OF nominating one
member ~ tho city board OF education
10 be elected on December s. to serve
for the next ensuing four years.
This Is sacred duty we owe to our
selves and To- our children.
w. \. WILLIAMS.
WALTER ]. BEATtE.
w. a. WHITMAN.
4sl GEO. RUST,
M &. y. FELT,
"a FRED q. PALMER,
ELI A. POLAND
J. ID. MAY.
A. i. BARNES.
y. NJ McALLISTER,
JAMES VI. CAMPBELL.
WALTER ]. LEWIS.
"a FRANK $. TINGEY,
IL. d, MILLER,
NEPHI L. NORRIS.
r. W. HoRNUNG,
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Ogden Rapid Transit System is
Completely Tied up
Today.
AND NO CARS ARE RUNNING.
Becraft's sporting Goods House Was
Again BurgIarizcd Last Night
Quantity OF Property stolen.
(speeIal TO the News. y


Ogden, Nov. 16.--The coal situa-
zion in ogden has become most seri-
GUS and there seems TO be little pros
pect of getting a sufficient supply. TO-
day the Rapid Transit company was
forced 70 stop all OF It's street cars.
The company can not get enough coal
10 generate power to run tho cars and
I'm all probability they will not be
running tomorrow.
Tho Amalgamated Sugar company
has only a small amount Of coal ana
the manage mont fears that, If n sup
ply does not arrive shortly II Will only
be a matter OF few days when the
plant will have to close down. Sew
eral other large institutions are on
short rations' with reference TO fuel
and unless a big shipment Is soon re-
ceiyed Ogden will suffer considerably.
ANOTHER BURGLARY.
The sporting goods store OF l.. n.
Becraft was again burglarized last
night, This makes the third time
within few weeks that robbers have
entered the place and made Oft with
property. Last night the thieves
broke open n rear window and gained
entrance In that way They made Off
whit 80 reyolvers. 30 razors and a
number Of other articles.
CASE OF SMALLPOX.
Arthur Jensen. who was recently
employed by a man named Peterson
at Huntsville, Is detained AT the po-
lice hospital suffering from an at
tack 'of SMALLPOX Jensen claims that
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PRODUCE.

Chicago, Nov. 1.-THE wheat market
opened weak today on general selling by
local and outside longs. The selling was
almost entirely In the way OF liquidation,
there being very little bearlsh news. The
situation IN the northwest remains tho
same and receipts of wheat continue
small. Deeembor what opened unchang-
ed to a shade lower at ,iasu7il. 10 7il2.
and sold at sis97ih.
The corn market was steady. December
2&aiss, and sold at is%ais4.
The oats market was steady but the
trading was very light. December opened
a shade, higher at siSs.
Provisions were active and strong. jan
uary pork opened unchanged at li.6o lard
unchanged at 7.s26.
Cash: Wheat-No. 2 red, 75d76; No. 3
red, 7SalS; No 2 hard, 1905; No 3
do 7Ig@ S,;j No. spring, . Ieqs2 :,
corn--Dec., i2lsdl42ts; May, lSA.
oats-Dec, 3tM May SS%.
Pork-Jan., 1i.l71s; May, 1896
Lard--Jan., s.eoQS. C2H; May. s.52is.
RiisiJan., Z 75a7. NJ May 7.7sia
Ryc--Casl. 6IR6s,
Barlty-Cash i2Isdli5.
Flax. Glover and Timothy-NiL
LIVERPOOL GRAIN.
Liverpool, Nov. i6.-Close. Wheat-Dec.,
Gs nd March, es Sad May, 6s $50
The weather In England today was
rainy.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Nov, i6.--Sugar, raw. quiet
Fair reclining. . 5-16: centrifugal, .ss test,
1875; polasses sugar, 3 lie.
Retined-Steady Crushed, $685. powder
Cd 40. graduated. i.@.
Cofiee--Quiet. No. I Rio. rs.
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ated By him during marriage without
her consent, she must resort to the
lands themselves. and that she can
not recover such interest only az tho
law gave hor az the time the lends
were alicnatod by her husband. Tho
interest OF the wife Is In the land
itself 10 be apportioned 20 her one
third IN value out ~ each parcel"
This * the lirst time that this par
ticular question has ever been raised
IN any court in the United states and
hence the opinion ~ today Is Tho first
ever rendered on that matter
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T0DAY'S MONEY MARKET.

New York, Nov. t8.--Moncy on call,
steady, 3 Qo5 per cent; ruling rate, A Il
per cent; closing bid, 4 per cent: Of
fered at AZ per cent. Time loans,
easier; 90 days, ~ per cent; 30 days,
per cent; six months, o per cent.
Close: Prime mercantile paper, o
@81a per cent.
Sterling exchange, steady. with ac-
tual business In bankers bills, at
1851 a. 1880 for demand. and at
5000 a i.S0.35 for so day bills; post
ed rates, i.s1lS and 1891; CONNER
ciaI bills,4 80.
Bar silver, 7fss.
Mexican dollars 55k.
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SCHOONER WRECKED.

Boston, Nov, lG-Falsc Spit, sunken
ledge near Boston light, caused tho
wreck OF the schooner Mary e. Newton
ing their lives only by lashlng themselves
TO the mast stumps until help arrived at
daylight
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

Kansas City, Nov. G.--Cattle-Recelpts
1000, market strong. Native steers, 4,O0a
e,Ij; native cows and heifers, 2.0l5 3;
stockers and feeders 2,60ft4. IS; bulls, 2.25lt
a.S5; calves, 2.15d67i; western steers, $50
Nj8. western COWS, 2. &Gl5. 90,
liogs-Reoelpta, 200: market cents
higher, Bulk of sales, e.l5Q6 22i15; heavy,
6.2oas IA; packers, 6.06a6, Is. pigs and
lights. 5.60ns,22la.
sheep-Recelpts, 400; market steady.
MUttpns, 4.5085,50: lambs, 5.jOGl7.2J; range
wethers. $4,000; fed ewes, 4.ood5,S.
OMAHA.
Omaha, Nov. l6.-Cattle--R Receipts, 2,scO:
market glow TO steady. Native steers, g. Is
40; cows and heifers. 2.50ft4 80, western
steers, 3.2ii5. 20, Gamers. 1.4od2. 60: stock
ers and feeders, 2I5If.6; calves, 30od
eco; bulls and stays. 2,00gi.0o
Hogs-Receipts, 4No; market 9 cents
higher. Heavy, 5.aja6 10, mixed, 6.0OdfG .o5.
lights. bat. &i pigs, 6.&d5.15; bulk OF
sales. 6oCa6l0.
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GUTHRIE, OKLA. BANK ROBBED.

Guthrie, Okla, Nov. iS--Robhers early
today dynamited the safe In the Bank %
Jahoma at bahoma In Garneld county,
bank had Just received $1,000 to pay
farmers for their cotton but tho robbers
overlooked this money!
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WRECK on GRAND TRUNK.

Woodstock, Ont. Nov. l6---The early
morning express from Detroit for To-
ronto on the Grand Trunk Railway,
was wrecked In the yards here today
from a broken rail. Twenty persons
were injured, four seriously.
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WEATHER REPORT

Record or the local office Of tho wealth
or bureau FOR tho "a hours ending at Q
a m. today:
Temperature at a. m, Ss: maximum.
o., minimum, 81. mean, 30 degrees, which
Is IL degrees above normal
Precipitation for the u hours ending at
6 a. M. 10 Inch.
Precipitation since the first of tho
month, "a inch, which IL IS inch above
the normal.
Excess IN precipitation since Jan. I, sol
inches.
Relative humidity, IS per cent.
FORECAST TILL y. NJ. SATURDAY.
Local forecast for Salt Lake City and
vicinity:
Generally fair tonight ana Saturdays
r. J. HYATT,
Section Director.
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WOOL.

81. Louis. Nov. ie.--WooI. steady Ter.
ritory and western mediums. 2SuT; fine
mediums, 1894; fine, liuH.
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CIV Company Proposcd--capt.

greater than II ever was before.
New Company Proposcd--Capt,
knoass OF II company First regiment,
Is in the city today, from Ogden, and
says that ~ soon as his company has
been recruited up TO the maximum
membership, a second company will
be organized. lie reports the local
business men as ready 20 back up the
militia organizations. but the trades
unions are doing what they can 10
block and impede their progress. The
captain says his company has the I'm.
est armory In the state, and the esprit
du corps Of his command Is All that
could be desired.
sent to Ogdcn--Paul Faulkner, the
young boy who. with Ivan Hicks stole
a gold watch from a. Van Patton IN
this city several weeks ago, and who
was arrested In Pueblo. Colo. and
brought back by Officer Carlson of the
Salt Lake police force, was yesterday
afternoon committed TO the Industrial
school al ogden by the judge OF the
juvenile court. Hicks, at the time the
offense was committed. was ward
OF the juvenile court at ogden so he
was sent 20 that city ia be dealt with
by the juyonile court there. John
Edgar was also committed 10 the In.
dustrial school yesterday By the Judge
of the Juvenile court He was chnrg-
cd with lncorrigibllity
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TopAY,s TEMPERATURES.
DIED.

STRASBERC.--In this city, Nov. II, 1906.
Anders f. Strasberg, IS years of age.
The funeral will be held from his late
residence, 1870 south Second West street
at o'clock Friday afternoon. Friends are
Invited to attend.
DECKER. In this city, Nov IL, Law
renee Decker, In his 9th year
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believes the outlook is very bright. He
has Just returned from New York
where he has been for the last Eve
weeks, and reports the shoe trade as
greater than II ever was before.
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r e EvanA Florist SO q Main st,
Floral Designs q Specially. Phones "a.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

e rIsrh wers G funeral service. !,
Temp,seu funeral e,I, chapel, ~ lpo'o1nsll 4
noon. J In I,rget' a, O'clock 'd ,S West
' are invited to attend cemetery.
b,o1rTERFlELD.--rhe ron.,
iis ny Don G, Butterdold sans Of the
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BELT spe cIAI'

Great values n
Saturday only, d
belts Of every A.
cription, including
leather, elastic,
silk. velvet, etc.
etc. Beautifully
mounted and tlim,
med In many now
city styles.
Values Up 10
S 70 cents Csc
Values up TO
s I6r Soc
Values up 10
t ioT .....7 5c
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Hosiery

Fast Black Seamless
Hose Special for
Saturday
8 Pairs Csc
Finely woven Waco cotton
Hose in a fast black or tan
color, all sizes are here. A
ready 12Hc hose, Saturday
at three pairs for. Csc
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! The long continued rain storm has
put all the ranges in splendid shape.
and causes rejoicing al around. Album
dant as has been the moisture, the
/ farmers say they can stand a lot more
of it.
| Have you seen the Hancock" re-
versible side hill disc pillow, sold by the
Judith Hardware company? When
once tried there Is nothing to it. fit
Mr.. and Mrs. joni Burke, who were
formerly interested in the Burke &
Sweeney sapphire mines at Yogo, re-
| Gently sold to the American Sapphire
company, were in the city this week
on business.
Thos. Downing, representing the
Chicago Hide Co.. will hereafter be
found at the Dark Horse barn on 5th
Ave. He is prepared at all times to
pay the highest cash price for hides,
pelts. and wool. 4-13tf
Thoroughbred trousers are thor.
ough'y good and stylish. Power Mer-
camille company.
Prof. p. NJ. Silloway will leave next
Thursday for Flathead lake, where
he will engage in work in connection
with the biological station of the I'm.
iversity of Montana. He will spend
several weeks in that locality.
When you buy Grapholastic roof
paint. you have bought the best arti-
Gle sold in Lewistown for any kind Of
roof whatever. Guaranteed for six
years. Price moderate. Judith Hard
ware Co. ftf
The protest in the somewhat noted
case OF II. II. Lang against Lewis
Place was withdrawn when the case
came up in the land office this week.
and Mr.. Place will now be allowed to
go on and prove up in the usual way.
Use Ceretana flour. Lehman's. 5-22atf
Twenty-Five per cent discount on all
dental work. DR.. NJ NJ. Hedges is
now located In the Laux building, near
the Telephone Office. All dental op.
erations guaranteed. Office open day
and night. Telephone 1O2. ftf
The comittee having in charge the
smoker to be given here by the Repub.
leans Of the county to celebrate the
hftieth anniversary of the Organiza.
ton of the party at Philadelphia has
about decided to fix the affair for June
| &c.
When you compare the Florshe i'm
shoe at $500 and $500, to the $4.oo
class, you might as we'll compare the
automobile to delivery wagon, or a
roadster to a cart horse. Power Mer.
camille Co.
The class day exercises of the high
school, which are fully reported in
the high school department in this is
sue. attracted very large audience al
the opera house last evening, and al
the close of the entertainment. compIi
ments were showered upon the parti
cipants.
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Telephone IFS for ice.

Telephone IFS for ice. att
Use Ceretana -four. Lehman's. 5-22atf
w. s. Stranahan, of Long, is in town.
Take your Sunday dinner at the
Oaks. 4-2O-ftf
H. I. Shaw was in yesterday from
Kendall.
c. w. Hagen, of st. Paul, is a Hoff-
man house guest.
P. J. Kelly, the Helena travelling
man. is at the Hoffman.
w. T. Anderson was at the Hoffman
yesterday from Harlowton.
Hose. hose. hose! all styles and
prices. Judith Hardware Co. ftf
John Edgerton and G. F. Word, who
have been out to Kendall on business,
were in the city yesterday.
Gilt Edge polish zoe: that's our price
all the time. Power Mercantile Co.
The Lewistown creamery butter is
now on sale at the Lehman, Hopkins.
Ross and Shannon stores. Try it.
Short ends of undelivered nursery
stock of all kinds in good condition
for sale cheap. Call on w. w. Kim
ball.
The task of maintaining order in the
city on the Fourth of July will be en-
trusted to Marshal Marion Burke,
who will have number of assistants
for the occasion.
G. w. Cook has money to loan on
ranch property. Large amounts. Long
time at s per cent. No red tape. 4-27-S
Latest styles in ladies' shoes. Leh-
mans. 1922
The rains have left the roads in
pretty bad shape, and the local auto
mobilists have about retired for bust.
ness until old Sol gets in his work
and drys things out.
Have you seen those elk sole mems
oxfords, that are just the proper thing
for hot summer days? Lehman's. 1922
Prices White polish for canvas shoes
l5c. Lehman's. 1922
Nearly all the trees planted in this
city on Arbor day appear to be thriv-
ing, the uniform success being due
largely to better selection of stock and
improved methods in planting.
All are cordially invited to attend
our fountain opening Saturday after.
noon, May Goth. Wilson & Lewellin,
druggists 1922
Don't forget the fountain opening at
Wilson & Lewellin's, the leading drug
gists. Saturday afternoon at 2 D. m
1922
The school teachers have commenced
to leave for eastern points on vaca-
tons, and there will be very few of them
left in the county by the end of next
week.
Don't forget the fountain opening At
Wilson & Lewelln's the leading drug
gists, Saturday afternoon, at 2 p. m
5-22-.
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Marion Maury, ice dealer, telephone
175. att
Little Giant" shoes and oxfords
have arrived, 90 bring your alris In
to see them, or let them come them.
selves, for in this store children can
trade as we'll a. the parents. Power
Mercantile company.
The game of base ball announced
for Sunday next between the Power
Mercantile company team and q nine
representing some of the best players
in the city. will be pulled of Sunday
afternoon if the weather will permit;
otherwise it Will be postponed until
Decoration day.
When you compare the Florsheim
shoe at $500 and $500, to the 400
class, you might a. we'll compare the.
automobile to a delivery wagon, or q
roadster to cart horse. Power Mer-
camille Co.
The various events connected with
the completion of the years work at
the high school Will come to a close
tomorrow evening, when the juniors
VIII give reception in honor of the
seniors. The alumni association, which
Will be augmented tonight by 16 new
members, will give it's annual banquet
at the opera house next Tuesday eve
ming.
Marion Maury, ice dealer, telephone
40. aft
When you compare the FIorsheim
shoe at $500 and 5000, to the $500
class, you might as we'll compare the
automobile to a delivery wagon, or .
roadster to a cart horse. Power Mer.
camille Co.
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Sale Of Bonds.

On Saturday. June 20, 1906, at 2
o'clock p. m, the City Council of Lew
istown, Montana, will sell at public
auction, at the City Hall to the high
est bidder (sealed bids will be receiv-
ed) at not less than par, $35, 1000 90,
twenty year five per cent gold coupon
bonds of the denomination of 81, 900. 90
each, redeemable at par in ten years
from date of issue, July 1, 1906, inter.
est payable semi-annually at Lewis
town, Fergus county Montana, or op-
ton of buyer, in New York City.
Said bonds are issued for the pur-
pose of procuring water supply and
constructing a gravity water system.
A certified check for $1,000, payable
to Murray H. Deaton, city treasurer,
must accompany each bid. The RICH.
to reject any and all bids is reserved
All bids and correspondence to be
addressed to
H. LEONARD DE KALB,
City Attorney, Lewistown, Montana.
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LOCAL BREVITlEs
DR.. Foley Tel. Sc.

DR.. Foley Tel. Sc. ftf
Telephone IFS for ice. att
Use Ceretana -four. Lehman's. 5-22atf
D. F. Smith, Of Billings. is in town
No.th Star shoes are the shoes that
make repeater customers. Lehman's
5-22-2
F. l. Bullard, Of Great Falls, is in
town.
Gilt Edge polish 2oc; that's our price
all the time. Power Mercantile Co.
Children's white canvas shoes. keeps
the children from fretting Lehman's.
1922
A. c. Tompkins. the Billings sheep
buyer, is at the Hoffman
Children's white canvas shoes. keeps
the children from fretting. Lehman's.
1922
H. H. Lang, superintendent of the
Kendall mine, was in town today.
You will enjoy your Sunday rest and
good meal if you take Sunday din
ner at the Oaks. 4-2O- ftf
Thoroughbred trousers are thor.
ou9hly good and stylish. Power Mer.
camille company.
P. w. Eddy, c. A. Stacy. A. l.. Coffey
and o. d. Mabery. all of Helena, came
in on last evenings train.
J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; Telephone
No. 20 Bell phone, No. rs Mutual.
Office opposite Day House. att
White canvas shoes are all the rage.
For women and children. Lehman's.
1922
Mrs. Harry Brown leaves Monday
for Dubuque, Iowa, where she will WIS.,
it relatives for some time.
Largest line of top buggies road and
spring wagons on sale in Lewistown
at the Judith Hardware Co. ftf
Fresh fruit and vegetables received
daily in our pure food sections. Power
Mercantile Co.
Weaver Bros. are putting in a new
front at their Main street establish
ment, and it is expected to be the
most artistic one in the city.
Latest styles in ladies' shoes. Leh-
mans. 1922
Have you seen those elk sole mems
oxfords, that are just the proper thing
for hot summer days? Lehman's. 1922
J. c. Huntoon, lawyer; telephone
No. I'd Bell phone, No. rs Mutual.
Office opposite Day House. att
w. G. Hall and Charles Egan, who
are connected with the management
Of the Queen property at Kendall
came in from the camp yesterday af
ternOOn.
Have you seen the large display Of
buggies and spring wagons at the
Montana Hardware company? 4-17-at1
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MUSICAL PROGRAM.

At Hart & Co.'s Saturday Evening,
1880 to 9 p. m.-Race's Orchestra.
1. March, Waving Plumes.''
2. Waltz. Our Wedding Day."
3. Gavotte, Brightest Days."
4. Selection, opera, Bohemian Girl"
5. March, Our Favorite Regiment.
6. Selection. opera, "Mam'selle Ma.
poleon."
Z. March, volunteer"
8. Waltz, Museum
8. March, Greater New York"
10. Medley, Have You Seen My
Henry Browne?"