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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01

will 49, W. OnOAouEMi,
WI not even permit the Insurance q
LOU. naMe tne papers in the state in VIII
sEta;te9ments, aud it is only a few ve @ !.
Fa1rdale Times wrote the fnsnra "eeAS
ASH asklng to be permitted to print SON,
ance companies, and the Comm;s sI,n
nlln II ne wanted to print anv Of ' tho.
20 take 1t up with the Chairman o S1 ~
Commlttee of the county whera;n NJ h il'
c4nclu!ssively that it is a wheel wit I I,s )
What IT the editor of the Fairda 10 i'T T;ni q
man OF the Republican County 10 Cont ,.ll1
ne would have been informed nv v0 tba "
some OF the reports, providin oy he .Dv w G.
s s'cke6, out IN as much as the Editor -,
supporting the gang, he did not ~ot - -
You all know that when - ms ~
ZEE seeekang a nomination at the hands q
me hrst thing the convention wa an oi
mas "a ms home delegation back Of him h1 ~ :
= ta Jamestown, the machine did not caro
1ne1r home delegates or not and tba le
; themselves 4s was whether or not the s can
. en Cne d1ctations OF the s:macbine,, 'a ar
snt Governor Of the state and the 1ns d,
'taae were nominated at jamestown ' M,
lome ae'egation with them. bur they n y
machine iI and had for two Years o I1ey D.
Io OF Mckenzie and done his hidd;.,e
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4. AmuDdson, who farms on q
big scare south OF White Earth
says his wheat averaged about
p bushels this year while one Of
his neighbOrS reports q WELD of
% bushels. Those who thot
that White Earth was not q
good farming country have an
other guess coming.
Phil Winter. the big good ma
tured Glenburn farmer, brOt a
fine specimen Of a pumpkin to
this office, which weighs thirty
pounds. He raised seven wagon
loads Of pumpkins on three
acres, besides he had a nice lot Of
corn from the patch. He is
feeding pumpkins TO his COWS.
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|
FARM FOR RENT-1O miles north of
Mlnot 20 acres broken. VIII sell rea-
farm implements. Apply at IndeDe ND
enF otc9. lo.25t2p
1t is likely that Ross viii ho
made q, st0DpiDc nIacn for +ho
Great Northern train asa two1To
horse power boiler for n1n,ni,,o.
water is soon to be installed ~
'"0 i''''oe'
10: FOR oALE-l6o acres level land, 10
cnt r5 sor1n 2, orn M1no not: % gGres under
if taken at once. INQUIRE at at S Tnd cneap
dent Office. 1l,l5D
A car of AI;eoonr; s,,,,,.,,
sold tn (,,,, c;+iza ~ 10, "pt,neo " e'o
% Genus a OuShel. At that rate
We ptter stick to raisino' flax
and let our friends in tho :7chou,
Ma, e+,+l, "a, ;co 49,. $50: ~ '''1o Ir-gS
y. '''''0 o'iV u!U. DR.
FIRST LAss-Kepairioo done al,
kinds Of trartion eno;,,as a,l/. all
s0ch as retlpPlng, rolling aDe'"" 'ollers'
naes, SIC T.. NJ. PIEncfl' replacing
8-z"t ~ blacksmith
Ben Jacobsop@ 9eflng' N -
months old @<r Gig h teen.
Yolley, drar<.ra liter, south of
sauc4r an. cn" y poison from g.
mother aul @sLmos5 died. The
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-11-01

Women are generally success
ful in North Dakota politics. A
young woman who is candidate
for superintendent OF schools in
one OF the counties OF the state.
has had ifty proposals OF mar
riage since her nomination, and
is having a hard time to restrain
herself from answering them I'M
til after election.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-07

That $3.50 upright grand, large size.
Everett. 71~3 octave, three string, in
pretty golden oak case, put in best pos
sible condition. is only s295, And there's
that splendid toned. good action, Chick
ering Square Grand at only $50. Any OF
these $40 down, S. TO 81 monthly.
And. again. there's that $500 large
size, rich mahogany, upright grand, Kim
ball. at $3.50. And there's very neat
Valley Gem. in solid oak case, at $146.
Terms $40 cash. IS monthly.
And there's another $3.50 Lindeman Up
right Grand, In very massive hand
carved Circassian walnut case. has been
used little. but good as new, at only
SIPS. And there's a beautiful Willard
Piano (Smith &C. Barnes make). rented
three months. big bargain, at s195-cost
S375 when new, and so we could go on
and on. There are bargains In nearly
every well-known make of pianos,
Organs, Organs, $40, SIS, S23, S29, s45
For almost new ones. II would be al
most shame not TO come and buy an
| organ for that little boy or girl Of yours.
They will do nicely for practice, Terms
81. 81 to SO monthly. Come see them.
Self Playing Department of Piano
Players and Player Pianos.
Has some remarkable bargains to offer
| in this sale. Who loves music. but
can't play? Who has piano that is not
in use? All these should come down at
| once and get player. They're regular
| $3.50 and 5000 players going at $50. SS5,
etc. And $500 player pianos are going at
nearly half price. You can buy a good
used player and a goodtoned we'll made
| upright piano, the two, for s195. pay
ments $40 monthly. This is truly har-
| vest of music,
No matter where you live, il will pay
| you TO come write at once. We ship
| pianos anywhere in the West and guar
| antee safe delivery. Store open till 10
| o'clock every night.
CLAYTON MUSIC COMPANY,
| MAIN ST. 109-1l-13
! Joseph j. Daynes, Jr. Manager.
J Oldest and largest music house in the
; West,
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Gov Cutler and Secretary of State C.
s. Tingey were In Ogden Thursday, max
ing an inspection OF the State Industrial
school,
j. Leo Fairbanks. art supervisor in
the public schools. returned Thursday
from Chicago, where he has been taking
a course In art during the summer at the
University Of Chicago.
Miss Miller of Richtield has been en-
gagged by the State Land Board as
stenographer at the city and county
building.
L. Lendke. a mining man promi-
nent in Colorado. is here buying a stock
Of goods for a general store to be To-
Gated In Ely. New.
Mrs. A. Cease and two children Of Dem
yer. Colo. have returned to their home
after visit of several days with two
sisters of Mrs. Cease Mrs. E. E. Rich Of
North Temple street. and Mrs. c. B.
Drummer OF East Sixth South street.
T. A. Ready. secretary of the Hurst
Automatic Switch company. arrived In
Salt Lake Wednesday from Rawlins,
Wyo.. TO attend TO business connected
with his company.
Walter Wright OF the Utah Credit
Mems association left Wednesday for
Provo and Vernal on business.
James G. Sterrett of Encampment
Wyo.. is at the Kenyon, en- route to
Rhyolite, New, from which point he will
visit the Emigrant Springs section. He
expects To go into business at the new
town in the Wild Rose district,
D. c. Standlsh OF this city Is visiting
with friends up at Cen,eryille for a
couple OF weeks,
Mrs. F. A. Muzzy and children OF In
dianapolis is visiting with her parents,
Mr and Mrs. J. W. Minor, for a few
weeks.
Miss Waive White of Boise. Ida, leaves
this morning for her home. after a visit
with Miss Gae Vance OF this city. Miss
White came through Salt Lake from
Iowa. where she has been visiting with
relatives.
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BJORNS0N HERE
Son of the Famous Novelist Is Ban
quoted by Countrymen

QueCed py COuuCIyneu.
Erling Bjornson, son OF the. famous
Norwegian novelist, dramatlst and
statesman, who has been the life and
Gently resulted in the separation of
Norway and Sweden. was banquetted
at the Commercial club last evening by
800 Scandinavians, most Of whom were
residents Of this city. More cordial
welcomes are not given than that ten
dered the distinguished Norwegian who
is in America making study Of the
life and social conditions of The coun-
try. During tho evening he was toasted
and variously referred to as tie dis
tinguished son of brilliant sire ;lnd
ga great son Of a great father And
then, as climax a male chorus con-
Quoted by Professor Anton Petersen
sang, "Yes, We Love That Land, - the
powerful national Norwegian song
which was written by his father and
which for the last thirty years has
stirred all Norway.
Why He Is Here.
81 am here to tell Scandinavians IN
America that there is no need for amy
i'll feeling because of the dispute be-
tween Norway and Sweden resulting
In the establishment of an independent
Norwegian government, Between the
middle classes of these two countries at
home there is no bitterness My father
has been misunderstood in his attitude,
but | am here to tell you, as l have
told others, that Sweden has not i bet
ter friend than my father. He does
not favor the Swedish aristocracy,
which hates the free loving Norwegian
and urged war, and neither do |.
Asked If he had been sent 10 America
by the Norwegian Government TO study
conditions here he again answered
ono; | come at my own expense.
Anton Petersen was the toastmaster
at the banquet, and during the evening
he called on the following gentlemen
for short speeches; Farley p. Christen
sen, C.. M. Nielsen, C. a Carlquist, J.
A, Hendrickson, Martin Christopherson
and c. B. Lee.
AT the Y. NJ c. A. tonight Erling
Bjornson Will discuss the Norwegian
struggle for independen9e.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given by the City
Council Of Salt Lake City OF the inten-
tlon OF such Council TO make the follow
ing described improvement, to wit:
To grade, gutter and curb with cement,
and pave with macadam (said macadam
pavement to be thirty (30) feet wide
between curbs and nine (9) inches thick,
State street from the south side Of North
Temple street to the south side Of Second
North street. First North street from the
east eide OF East Temple street to the
center Of State street; West Canyon
street from the center of State street
to the south side Of Second North street
and Hillside avenue from the east side
OF State street to the west side Of West
Canyon street, In Paving District No. o.,
and defray the abutters' portion of the
cost and expense thereof. estimated at
twenty thousand one hundred seventeen
and 7-1oo (s20.1170D dollars, or three
$4,000 dollars per front foot Of abutting
property. there being 6706. SO feet ahut-
ting said Improvement, by a local as
sessment upon the lots or pieces Of
ground within the following described
district, being the district to be affected
and benefited by said Improvement
namely:
Fronting on State street; All of lots /,
s, Z and 8, block 90. plat "A"; all OF lots
2. 4, and 6. block 1, plat e.; part Of
the southwest quarter Of section 81,
township l north. range l east; part of
the southwest quarter of section 81,
township 1 north, range l east: all Of
lots 1 and 2, block /. plat e.; all Of
lot 8, block /. and all of lots 8 to IA, In
elusive, block 2, plat TX
Fronting on First North street: All OF
lots 5 and g. block 90, plat "a; all of
lots and 8. block 1, and all of lots to
8, inclusive, block 2. plat "E"
Fronting on West Canyon street: All
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of lots l and 2. block /. plat e.; all of
lots and @ block !, and all Of lots l to
Z, Inclusive, block 2, plat "K"; part OF
the southwest quarter OF section 81,
township / north, range 1 east; all OF lot
l and lots to 10. inclusive. block 8. plat
"K."
Fronting on Hillside avenue: All Of
lots l and IA. block 2, and all of lots 2
and g. block :. plat tx, Salt Lake City
survey.
The total cost Of said improvement is
estimated at twentyfour thousand sew
enty-two and S4-100 ts24 ,072S4) dollars.
of which sum the city's portion Is three
thousand nine hundred ffty-fve and
77-100 (s395S.77) dollars, leaving twenty
thousand one hundred seventeen and
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7-10o (s2o.1 .117o7) dollars to be raised By
local assessment.
All protests and objection to the
carrying out Of such Intention must be
presented In writing to the City Re-
corder on OF before the 17th day OF Sep
tember, 1906. being the time set by said
Council when 1t will hear and consider
such protests and objections as may be
made thereto.
BY order OF the City Council of Salt
Lake City, Utah.
Dated August 90 1906.
]. B. MOREToN,
City Recorder.
Paving Extension No. 49,
First appearance Wednesday, August
%, 1906 bosO0
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Office OF the Board OF Public Works,

Ofiec OF the Board Of Public Works,
Salt Lake City, August 40, 1906.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this
Office until IL o clock n m. Monday, Septems
Der IT, 1908. for the work of laying stone
block CROSS walks.
Instructions 90 bidders. together with the
specifications and forms for contract and
bond, can be obtained upon application at
the ofhco Of the Board Of Public Works or
City Engineer.
The right is reserved to reject any and all
bids.
By order of the Board OF Public Works.
z, ]. LEONARD, Chairman.
LOUIS G. KELSEY, City Engineer
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And in accordance with law and the
order OF the Board OF Directors. made o.
the 9Th day of July, 1906. so many shares
of each parcel OF stock as may be neces
sary will be sold at public auction at
the ONCE of the company. No. 70 Com
mercial block, Salt Lnke City, Utah. on
the 18th day OF September. 1906. at IL
o'clock m. TO pay the delinquent assess
ment thereon, together with the costs Of
advertising and expense Of sale.
j. z DARMER. Secretary.
7s and 70 Commercial block, Salt Lake
City, Utah,
First publication Aug. 81. 1908.
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TO RETURN STENSLAND
President Has Cabled Warrant for Fu-
gitiYe Chicago Banker.

CHICAGO, Sept. 6.-Receiver PETER Of
the Milwaukee Avenue State bank, which
was wrecked by Paul o. stensland. now
under arrest in Tangier, today received the
following dispatch from Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw in Washington
Assistant Secretary of State consulted
the solicitor OF the State department con.
cerning the $4,000 deposited by stenslnnd
in the French bank at Tangier. The solicitor
sees no course open but for you to attach
the fund according to law and according to
the procedure controlling judicial questions
affecting the French bnnk at Tangier''
night TO Assistant States Attorney Mar.
bour stated that President Roosevelt had
oabled warrant to the American Minister
at Taugier, requesting him to surrender
Stensland. Word was also telcgraphed them
that the State department had arranged to
have an American bound passenger liner
touching at Gibraltar stop at Tsngier for
the prisoner and his captors.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

Free Coinage Mining and Milling COM
pany, Principal place of business. Salt
Lake City. Utah Location of mines.
Alta. Utah.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock. on account Of
assessment No, 3. Of ne-hah OF one cent
Der share, levied on tho 9Th day Of July.
ioo6 the several amounts set opposite
the names of the respective shareholders,
fo1lnUa.
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FIGHTING THE TRUSTS.
This Principal Object of California In
dependence League.

OAKLAND, Sept. 6.-Tbe first State
convention Of the Independence League
After effecting organization and adopt
ing a platform the league nominated
W H. Langdon, District Attorney of
San Francisco, as it's candidate for Gov
ernor and adjourned till tomorrow.
The platform declares that the trust
issue is the paramount one of the lay
and pledges its candidates to a vigorous
antitrust crusade.
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NOTICE or A@
.,..l. ce,losrs;ss..s

The Little ,S'.,iS.,a Sci,,a g
pa, place Ps'sss. Of ssis -; ,;.s s'
=, NI,s'Vd ,hs director. ssss,s:sss
o. august, ,ns 1905, - 1l,sisi
s. Es;s:5,,s:.'l;.s.;s g RI: ;.s.;s,!':.;s s:!;,'s =, !
p.4 II Z E;,1sSjss ;'sss 1;Sss, s;sii||s, q 4. !; !,
tised edo, fS' is p,d,, i,
Monday. 'nr :, 10 2u y
o'elock, k,opr,e,hsr ?, via t1
%sat sna expense per Of ''''- ~. d
Utah.
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PROVO CANYON EXCURSION
Via D. & R. G., Sunday, Sept. 9.

Via D. & r. G., Sunday, Sept. 9,
Leave Salt Lake s a. m. Returning
leave Upper Falls at $40 P, m. Spring
Dell 1925 p. M. Arrive Salt Lake p. IN.
Trout and chicken dinners at Upper
Falls and Spring Dell. Finest canyon
trip in the West. Good fishing in Pro
vo river. Everybody invited. Fare,
Sl25 round trip
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IN THE DISTsIcr, 8
United States for ns e
the matter Of sels ", a. r
rupt.-In bankruptcy :, ~ n,
To the creditors =. :, -,
Salt Lake City, 10 i,e
and district aforssie -.
Notice is hereby 2. e.. ~
dsy Of July, 1909; %. - 70. n
SON was duly adlad,gI'E, y 4, d
the first meeting o. o. A. r. q
held tel al my oScs 10. - ~ !.
ssIt s.it Lake City. Uiis a :
ssp,ember. 1906, q y \, ~
noon. a, which IN IN, s,,is, 4: T.
atamjne at,enI, the bankrupt - - !
Sus business as may RHE3IIsIIz; q
meeting. a.Iftt
Salt Lake citJ. s'9-2
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NOTICE OF Fss,'s ssoss
ors so, shor. Linz =

The annual ., r.,
of oregon :, ,ss sSSs ss,. j e.
Lake La Ci.S uiss' ~ o'esi,i.r
4: ;sa In, ,si,.?.ss 4 g.s; s;::' q ~:
ss' as may ma legally, y,ss s'n 'Ins.,sIs
e E: s,s:sa 81: 5'?: q J, r isssa:.;; sis:;3 3; -
,ember ,aH ie, e,ol.Sssl 1890, Il. Il y,
Dated August 81. ~
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Recital This Evening.

Miss Ella Byer's recital takes place
this evening at the First Congregational
church. under the auspices OF Miss Mary
Olive Gray.
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Webb Of Chicago, general secretary OF
the union. who spoke eloquently and i'm
preseively OF the work accomplished by
the organization.
The convention then adjourned.
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LAST EXCURSION NORTH

Sept. 18th.
Via Oregon Short Line. Usual long
limits Will prevail. See agents.
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Never were so many pianos sold in one
day In Salt Lake City. or any other city
in the West. as we sold yesterday. This
is the way they went.
1 Steinway Baby Grand
/ Steinway Upright Grand.
7 Kimball Upright Grands.
Winter Upright Grands.
Estey Upright Grands.
2 Vose Upright Grands.
Schaefier Upright Grands
l Krabe Grand.
Smith L. Barnes Uprights.
8 Rudolf Uprights,
81 Pianos sold In one day, tells It's own
story-tells you In stronger terms than
anything We might say. how good the
bargains are and plainly indicates how
the people appreciate an opportunity like
this to buy high-class standard pianos
az the remarkable saving in price and on
terms OF their own choosing.
And Salt Lake people didn't get all
these bargains-Ogden, Park City, MUIR
ray. Lehi, Bingham Junction, Leaning
ton Mercur and Malad, Idaho, being
represented among the buyers.
The prices at which these fine pianos
are now marked are so ridiculously low,
the great saving so apparent, that you
will have no cause to be astonished that
we sold 81 pianos yesterday.
The pianos are selling themselves.
These old makes, the good makes, rep
resented IN this sale, are being snapped
up quickly by shrewd buyers.
So come and select your piano today.
Upright pianos that would ordinarily be
cheap at 5000, $3.50 and S275 can be had in
this Club Sale for s97, s123 TO s146.
On your own terms"
Don't overlook that feature.
Do you wonder that people are taking
advantage of such an opportunity? Think
OF buying $500. $3.50 and 1878 beautiful,
large size. new, upright grand pianos, in
rich mahogany, oak and pretty notified
walnut cases. for sl57. S16s TO S19s.
Cash, or payments Sc. 81, IS TO $40 month
ly.
That fine $500 Knabe Upright Grand. in
rich mahogany case, at S225 IS still here.
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LAST EXCURSION NORTH

Sept. 18th.
Via Oregon Short Line. Usual long
| limits will prevail, See agents.
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NAOMI REBEKAK LoDa I
every 2dd and ih E,rI
each month In 0dd Yeas1I
street.
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Always Available

II you wish 70 set aside O portion
OF your means whore II will be
available for immediate uso, open an
account with this Bank You will
find no other arrangement so con-
venient. You will bo getting inter
est at four per cent all the time,
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST co.
$50 Main Street.
Salt LIKE City.
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JORDAN LODGE no. aLl|
every Monday nIEi! aLl
Visitors invited. {. ~
w. 7. Hopkins, secgezQ.
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KNIGHTS OF TIE Nk1|
Lake City tent ne. -
I. o. 0. F. hall. Vlhr1 q
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FRATBREAL Order uf
Lake aerie no. 81. hu1
E. OF P, hall.
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A. A; s. RITs-,,
hold iIGaass ,ss,ot q ths 4 LIia 4 sHa
S.Sn T.;n,I. month Al a.
invilpes STpis and s.esrs.1 ~ 3
w. N josdsDss jnsdiDs 2 ass,.
w. H. sanss Law. sis
Commando: q: & suIs s,tS ,ntSfs
n. n. n
d. q z uIa'c1S1
Rssistsr ,J~ d 4; 3
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UTAH CHAPTER 10, ,,i3
.. cosnvocaiion s ar1t w.d,sir'
SS Senth airests. conpssI-1 .
ohas. W. Morse, 4 IA
secretary.
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!. O. o. P. yElIYl1u
Subordinate lodBu IN /
Salt Lake lodge No, Z a.
Enterprise lodge Et Is 4
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Independent 0yda "A
FIDELITY LODGE no. Il;
Meets eyarY wtdrssisy
!; l o. Q. 2 temple. Vifi1|
Thornton, n o.; J. O. SlI1
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LADIES OF THE No
Lake City Rive No. 1 - /
third Monday. 8 -. =, l0Q
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ROYAL ARCAEUMA Z
-2ud and IA fsut1iJk
O. E Smith. HegepL Z I
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LINCOLN LODGE no. y !
every Saturday Ufs
P. hall.
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UTAH CHAPTER so.,r
eonvocatien ffss "
month month at Masonic A,l l.
eeiiany eiy !nyitsd, ChaI N. +
Moses @. Phillips, Sszsl,5
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oTAH Sa15 os!aAp7Ia s!a 70. I {
n,ss.a n9id ie monthly sssrs
Tsyl TTesasyl evening 1t a.
o. Phillips. sscT.lsry,
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FonEsTsRs OF MlslIS.' ny
and 3rd Wsdns'sal' r.
of Columbus hall. 10 II
e. White. ?. 0. -
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ROCKY MoUR7m
Every Thursday sr.ak1
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-07

The Tribune Gives the Peoples
Wants the Largest Circulation.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-07

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Sscretary, Box 10.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-07
Can You Afford to Be Without Piano When Such Wonderfully
Low Prices and Such Easy Terms Are offered?

Cherries Place compared
Educational influence
Fast-27 Pianos Sold Yes
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-07

For license TO run vehicle for
carrying furniture, or vehicle
for moving household furniture,
such vehicle being drawn by two