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WELL PEOPLE TOO
Wise Doctor Gives Postum 10 Gonzales.
cents.

A wise doctor tries 10 give nature its
best chance by saving the little strength
OF the already exhausted patient. and
building NJ wasted energy with simple
but powerful nourishnent
Five years ago" writes a doctor, 4
commenced 90 use Postum On my own
family instead OF coffee. was 30 well
pleased With the results that had two
grocsrs place n In stock, guaranteeing
Us sale.
I then commenced n recommend Il
u my patients In place ~ coffee. 40 a
nutritious beverage The consequence 10
every store IN town IL now selling II. as
has become q household necessity
In many homes.
I'm sure prescribe Postum as often
as any one remedy IN the Msterls Medi-
cain almost every case OF indigestion
sno Nervousness treat. and with the
best results.
When ! once Introduce Il into fan..
NY. u u cute sure 10 remain shall
continue to use II and prescribe u IN
IAN ihes where ] practise.
IN convalescence from rneunna,a.
yphoid fever and other cases si,. ID
a. LIQUID. easily absorbed diet, You
may use my letter 80 a reference any
way you zee IT." Name given by Pos.
ium Co. Battle Creek. Mich. Read The
Road to MELVILLE IN pkgs. There's
reason"
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present AZ this rcunion who came from
~ George star Valley, WyO. Spanish
FORK, Lehi. Cottonwood. salt Lake Cltr
ana Malad Idaho \ great majority
lfe ln West Jordan, about is5 from
mat place being present az the re-
union The time was spent Inc speech
making singing. readings OF original
poems etc Biographical sketches Of
each brapch Of The family were read
which VIII be printed Ia pamphlet form
ior distribution among the family An
important part Of the reunion was the
pariaking Of sumptuous repast IS
this was the first reunion " the card
ner family d took some time Tor ail
int members of The family Co get aC-
qudlnted, s0 many nom distant points
having % be introduced to each other
The committee who made this hrst
reunion SO successful were Geo. -.
Gardner. chairman. West Jordan. Hen
~ GardnerNiel Gardner Jas. IA. Gard
lsr and DelilI Gardner. 10 was de-
'ide1 TO hold reunion OF the family
each year the next one 10 be- held Oc-
tobel. 1907, Geo. D. Gardner. West
Jordan Syreuus Gardner. Spanish
Fork. VIM. Garduel ST. George. Reu-
ben r.. Gardner Cottonwood. Clarence
Gardner star Valley. Wyo. and Robt.
Sweden. Malad Idaho. were appointed
committee tO get mp the next reunion.
The original number OF the Gardner
family who came into the Salt Lake
valley in 1887 were %. and now their
descendants number over LOCO Tho
three brothers Who are row dead.
have been most prominent IN building
up de- localities Doh which they resided
VIM Gardner selected as his home COT
tnnUo1d Rohcr won't 90 S. George.
where he did "a grra5 amount nf good
iu building nap that country. while Ar.
chbald father of Gen. SUpt :. Heard
uer of The sugar companies and state
Senator Henry Gardner took up bis
home ai West Jordan. owe" which ward
he presided ms bishop FOR % years. He
was PROMINENT Boo building up that
country being known ae pioneer
min builder OF Utah. building canals
ETC.. and Was a mcmbc vi the icEls-
iaturf
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MANTI.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
District and High school Opening
Observation-Disclosures Wedding

Special Correspondence.
Manti. Sanpete Co. Sept l5-The
Republicans OF Mauu held their pri-
mary at the opera house last evening
TO select delegates to attend the county
convention 10 be held al Mt Pleasant,
Sept H. The delegates selected are
as follows l.. G.. Kjar ". ID. Living
ston Lewis Larsen. G.. J.. Larsen, ". T..
Lowry. Otto Ottosen. Warren c. snow
Lewis r.. Anderson. Peter =. Dyreng.
James T. Madsen, Luther futile. Fred
click Jensen. Jens Mickelsen. j. G..
Madsen. Albert II. Christensen. Ezra
Shoemaker. George b. Cox. Jr. j. l..
Ewing and Alfred Alder were made all
lernates. The delegation goes uniu-
siructed Notwithstanding an attempt
10 pledge the delegates 10 vote for
Peter p. Dyreng for state senator
James l.. Ewing for Justice and
James NJ. Burns Tor constable we're
honored with unanimous vote. The
precinct committee was organized
with A. Alder as chairman. Lther F.
futile. secretary The committee 10
work in harmony with those named
are, l.. 4. Miller First district, George
H. Bradley. Second district; J. c.
Crawford, Third district Thomas J.
Anderson. Fourth district: committee
msn al large ". G. Snow.
The district schools Of this city COM
mence work Monday next with the
following teachers Edgar r. Reid
Christen AXelsen. y. vs.. Anderson.
Clara &. Clark. Myrtle Farnsworth Of
Beaver. Mary NJ Jones of Salt Lake
City. Cora Anderson, Gina McAluster.
Georgia Reid, Allie Cox, and Mrs Eta
" Bradford
The High school with d. VI Robinson
as principal viii commence work Sent.
a next, and win OFFER % students from
near and far High school work as out
lined by the University OF Utah. Miss
Blanche Calne OF Logan viii have
charge OF the Domestic Scieuce togeth-
err with other lines and Christcn AXcl-
sen Will teach the manual training DO
partments. There viii also be other
able assistants. Manii has one Of the
finest equipped High school buildings
In the state aud II is expected that
quite an attendance from other places
viii show up on the morning Of the
cath
The Y NJ and V. L. NJ. l. \. conyeu-
ton of the South Ssnpete stake viii
be held al Ephraim on Sunday. sept.
%.
WEDDING BELLS.
Nj Albin NJ. Bellauder OF Ephraim
aud Miss Anna NJ. Nielsen Of this city
were united '- MARRIAGE at the Temple
Wednesday last by President Lewis
AnGN ITO bride is the charming
daughter of Nj and Mrs John r Mel
sen OF this city and the groom a pros
porous and respected ~nung man Of the
neighboring city There We're many
guests present AZ the rccoution which
followed. 70 wish the young people
success in life n~a --~inable presents
were also IN evidence The young
couple will make their home IN Eph-
rain.
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man. trustee. 22,5O0: Joseph Howell,
500. A. @ Lundstrom, 500. Anton An
derson. soc u. C. Bulge. 500; 4. a.
Law 500. y. A Norman Is president,
\. O. LundSrom vice president A. a.
Law secretary and treasurer These
with Joseph Howell and ID. e. Bulge
form the board of directors.
The company intends TO conduct a
general refrigerator business under a
new system Of cold storage patented by
Mr. Norman. Logan viii be- the prin-
cipal place Of business
Miss Mamie Groesbeck has been
called home from salt Lake on ac-
count Of the illness Of her mother
INCREASED SCHOOL REGlSTRA-
TION.
The registration for the tity schools
for the first week shows very great
Increase over last year. Tile registta-
ton at the various school Is az fol-
lows Woodruff. 500 Benson. $40;
Annex 100. Ellis. 10; Parry &C. Bal
lard % HaWs. 50. Franklin 80, Web
ster. IS; Card, 10; total 1909.
The school buildings are already
taxed 90 their limit and additional
rooms viii have 20 be provided 10 ace
commodate those who win come iu
later.
The sunday school union OF the
Cache stake met 40 the b. Y college
today
Large numbers of students are CONF
Ing 20 town and indications are that
the registration al both colleges ON
Tuesday viii be larger than ever be-
fore
TEMPLE CLOSES FOR CONFER
ENCE.
The Logan tempt. VIII close ON We'd
uesday oct 3 and reopen on Tuesday
oct g.
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WOODS CROSS.


Special Correspondence.
Woods Cross Davis CO.. Sept Is -
THE officers ana members of the Young
Ladies Mutual improvement assocla-
ton of This place were entertained IN Il
very pleasant manner a., the home Of
the president Sister Ellie Elircdse, on
Thursday afternoon.
Musical numbers were given by Otla
toltrIn Belle Muir Hazel Roberts. aft
orr which dainty rcfreshmcnts We're
served
The Mutual meetings win commence
on Tuesday evening Sept rs. and Il
is hoped that much good work viii be
accomplished during the ensuing year
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REMAINS FOUND D.,
N WATER DITCH
,,,,.,, Body Of Mrs. krlst'na
' Larsen ssooy'rsd 3D.
Since tuesday,
MASONIC TEMPLE DEDICATED
WITH ,n,, r",' to Beautiful structure
"'I MA convention Notes

osde .,. 9,g' Larson was found a sun
Yrs , hi,', ve.ierday morning lyins lace
% oe'0.A N me Harrisyille cana
downward 'i,,,ned only about IS incnss
which ..,l,. ''I peter Van zreden discovered
q " Sosy and gave the alarm. ,.,.o,
he ooa' '', ,,orping last Mrs. Larson
TUESDAY a',., shortly before noon from
a, -. sors On east second street and N, no
Der n' - ~, sr could be found until her
u'e' Of o. NJ Jo, ,sei' yesterday within a
boz! ,s.. home Just how Mrs Lar Lar,
bloch OF ht. ,Se dltch is unknown, Dui
''n .cs,a ,rs is she fell from n s,ia IN
Ls . 'I srriase which crosses 'he oa,ia XII
ioe' Ply n heart failure, rom Nn nv
an ai'A I suffered for a conslderapie
,'r,s and being unapis "
~. qatsr was drowned IA roia-
ne Ns .r.,,s5sv morning she told re'd-
un -. Wss going 20 visit a SISTER 0,
ives - tls "a husband. Mrs. Jewel, ana
lsi u 49, nom home that day was
N esnss for concern, but When s,e
"a ' ~, return BY Thursday her sol's ,
-.i H. ana louis became alarmed anu
l...,.' al a search for her but we're
~ 49, 10 and her, therefore noillleu
sssriF ssbring. who with ms depu,ies,
s ,uy, considerable time Frlday anu
: spt,,,5sv hunting for her ana they
~ .i. I o,,, searching in the brush cast
va, ~. ~ soms when they we're told that
y, remains had been found IN me ca
s.l M sehring and Deputy ciark
-, ~ The scene and then noliiled the
',rs 0ho sent FOR Undertaken Larkin
srs IN bis arrival the body was taken
,,om tke water and removed to the
parlors 10 he prepared Tor
hn,lsi sheriff Sebrng lmpsneled a
,o,, M. i1ry composed Of A. r. Peter
,on NJ G Nelson and Peter Boyer. who
risvod The BODY IN the water and tho
i,mtr viii be held today
Ms Tarson WAS a native OF Den-
rsrs IN, has been resident " Og-
ssn for rsny years. She was 81 years
of age she has had serious family
troubles the past few years. eliminating
IN a divorce from Der husband. Henry
larson. about a year ago. Tho sor"
rows she has gone through has caused
a mental Reakness and heart trouble.
The funeral service VIII be held
Tuesday Afternoon al o'clock at the
Lynne ward moeiinghC D. The casket
win h. open on day neral at the
home Of her son on oasl second street,
between de hours Of 10 a, m. and l y,
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n / A CONVENTION.
large Attendance Of Officers Il,
Annual Meeting

|ssnnin, o..L l'-Preparatory 10 ,bs
Y M OF The seasons meetings W. 70
he W,s all Y. l.. NJ. I. associa,i-s
Ia ,,,",toer stake convention -, 80
IA ,,,,.eiiasy IN Ogden an ne Wa, VA
l., 80 -'',aoemy building. The 49,
|hnusl ,sisef Than az any preyloa.
~otis,, e.ee''ng o. the officers Of ,ss
| 81 N !. s ever held. There NO.. Wv ",
sr, b, = Of The young mems assa.,- -
|..trg. ne STAKE represented IN A..
v three 800. ~ me Young ladies' an
sl bo,rt e. p.S,ssociaiions OF the cen
Va Y c. .ilet y. ?. Grant and Ser,
|fsra.,.,e yates were present sna ISL n.,,,
D. e., y =. Middleton sSd Az WV !,
sfy ,.i.s oonjoint session s,,,',,'.'
ort ,aluable instructlons sNins
.uailpy \, 20 D. commenced In ~.
Al he ~, " ne youth u Zlon "''
81 ~ morning session ~ ~. go
s,usstl nv h., ~ O'Clock. The subisc,s
st,inv. VIE. Officers ana os,yg s.,s
,s,r. Class Work y - S"''sts
q The M ~; Al The afternoon u,sa,.
~. /" snS '.sssslonaries." "Tmprovs,n.n,
10 no,r,,.s supplementary Resd,ns !.
tiss rs .s meeting o. ~. 49,
~ s,ovlni,s. dressed by julia Hsrs.,
H,r % van ", an. snd jeanette McKsy ~, ~,
da,i n, 80 e, propose 10 ininodue. s ~
ID, rsr.o,. .'mins years work,r '
:, 49,. received On a.
'nFss years ago on Rev.
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to drive to his farm. lie fell on his
shoulders, and the shock was so Sc
we're that he was unable to move his
hands or arms for about twenty.four
hours after the accident. He was some
what better last evening, and is grad
ually improving.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The speakers al the tabernacle yes
terday were Elders John Henry Smith
OF the quorum OF apostles, and Elder
Alfred Osmond.
Presidents John and Holbrook at
tended q ward conference In Spring.
VILE yesterday.
The remains OF David Van Wagenen
were taken 10 Midway this former
home) yesterday for burial.
The teachers Of the city schools have
adopted for their winters study Sec
leys New School Management"
Or. Frederick Gift. president OF the
Stake Medical society, went TO Mount
Pleasant Saturday to assist In the or
ganization OF medical society for
Sanpete county.
sheriff Harmon reports foot OF new
snow I'm the mountains north Of COL
ton. There had been no frost thero
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MASONIC TEMPLE DEDICATED
With Impressive Cercmony-Bcauti-
fol Bdih0 Visited by Hundreds.

Ogden SEPT 1.-THE $4,000 Mason
Il Temple 90 ogden was dedicated yes
terdsy afternoon IN the presence Of
over 800 masons. the dedicatory SER
licss iook place iu the main lodge room
Of ne building on the second floor.
\ puhlr reception was held from .
urtl O'Clock IN the afternoon. during
Fteh time hundreds visited the beau
UNI esioct and admired its magnifi-
.tncs ~ every department. The main
o'se room armOy. small lodge room
are banquet hall and parlors were
'tiy Elegantly decorated for the occa-
'o' YIN cut flowers artistically ar
'issi The guests we're received by a
foiIs q knights Templars and escort
through The departments by a
..lN committee consisting Of the
'l'S OF ne Eastern Star Refresh
ss'is were served by the ladies' and
sn'i's Orchestra discoursed sweet
sualns Of music.
~ $3.50 o'clock the dedlcatory SER
aes were commenced. lasting over
so hours These services we're per
gmta behind closed doors. under the
.,euol Of Grand Worshipful Master
We state Of Utah Sidney w. Bad
herbert r. Macmillan delivered an
lgnp'u Grafton. DEALING with the
',,uelpies of masonry.
I'm. 'oal T. Bagley spoke ON the presen-
49, ~. 70 NE lodge Of the magnificent
~, 80 COCK which stands I'm the
ne p 'o9n. presented b. II. G. Wood.
~, samuel Blalr's address was an
!. .,'slon OF the lodges appreciatlon
u. 'ae ls'ooo worth OF elegant furnl.
y, resented by A. n. Heywood
~, ~ presentation OF beautiful solid
~. pla'e inscribed with over zoo
w., W. giving the history IN brief OF The
rop nj y ~ Sohn ) Lewis. was touched
4" ug rev Alfred Brown.
oeaulliul gavel. made OF native
,o"e .,ai.y with elegant silver ana eold
p.'u.e' bearing the inscrinflnH
, .rssi'e1 10 Sidney W. Bancon No,
E.h,. p Grand Master OF Utah nv
.s,o5,i lug No Z. =. a 4. ~. M the
~ "'a 10. Of the Masonic Temnle ne.
,,,.s V,ah SEPT rs. 1906 MAS nrs.
NEG ls 70 Mr. Badaon was pre-
vis.,In is,ory Of me lodge and tho
n s qi The temple was reviewed
y y X Haywood. 'e''e"eu
-. haker and r. q Vou ma.
|hb \, ,''Hs ana presented the order
70 iro, WY Slab on which MAS n
B, ,,m y, n'y representing the kew 10
''' ana sYmbolical OF masonr,,
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erence" shows a marked improvement
among the young people. Patriarch
David Mckay, Elizabeth Y. Stanford
and Bishop h. T. Woolley also spoke
briefly.
Miss Martha Simpson spoke on the
Example OF Officers" and short
talks were made by Bishops John Wat
son, James Taylor and Robert Nc
Quarrie and Sister Elizabeth Mcclure.
81. ladies' meetings commence to-
morrow night at 1880 o'clock, but the
young mems VIM not commence until
the first Tuesday in October, after the
general conference.
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LEHI.
GARDNER FAMILY REUNION.
Descendants Of William. Archibald aud
Robert Gather In Large Number

Special Correspondence.
Lehi Utah Co., Sept. ia most nota-
bic and long TO be remembered reunion
Of the Gardner family was held sept,
boz the West Jordan mecuughousc.
There were over BOZ descendants of the
three pioneers, William. Archibald and
Robert Gardner, who came 10 this val
icy Boo lNt5, being about oue-third ~
the descendants ~ these three brothers
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HARRINGTON.
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
Elects Delegates to state and County
Conventions.

Special Correspondence
Pennington Davis Co.. Sept iG-Af
he Republican primary held here Sdtur-
DAY sept Is. the following we're elected
drltgates 10 the slate convention.
g " Palmer john Walsh
The delegates 20 The county convention
were named AZ follows.
q. ". Pslmtr $ H. Robinson. y. @.
Clark. Horace CLARK John Capouer Al
bent G.. Robinson Mrs Lizzie Brown.
j. ~. totterelL Mis- Minerva CLARK, Lou
Pierce
The nominee for Justice OF Jesoe D. r
o. Richards. for constable Lou Pierce
\. g CLARK Hss elected a. precinct
chairman and G. IS Palmer and T. r.
Richards as members OF me county ccn-
lial committee
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FRISCO.
Republicans Hold Primary and Elect
Delegate 10 State Convention.
Sneclsl Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Frisco, Beaver Co, Sept lS-The Re.
publican primary was held on The l2th
inst. and j. W Rail- was nominated =
delegate and Dan. W James alternate 90
attend the state convention In Sal, Lake
city ON the goth. and W H. Farnsworth
was sent 20 the district convention AZ
Cedar City on the lith. Steven n Foth-
oringham was nominated precinct chair
man. and David James secretary.
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REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
Elects Delegate, To Represent Cache
In state Gathering
Speclal Corre.pondenee.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache CO.. Sept l6-The
funeral Of Mrs Sarah Holland who
dicd on Thursday afternoon, viii be
held az the Second ward hail Mon
day NJ D. m. Mrs Holland was born
IN England, 90 years ago. She has
been a resident ct Logan for 30 years
was an estimable woman She leaves
husband, four sons aud a daughter
10 cherish her memory.
ora Card. Oldest son ~ President G.
o. Card, came down from Baker CITY.
oregon. To attend his fathers funeral
The Cache Valley Mercantile COM
pauy has moved into its new quarters
on Main street
The county commissioners have de-
cided To erect pile bridge over
BlacksmIths forth near the sugar fac
tory
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REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVEN.
TION.

4, the Republican county conyen-
tion which met az the courthouse. To-
gan, Yesterday for the purpose Of elect
ing SO delegates ia the state cOnyen-
ton which meets al salt Lake, sept
20. the following delegates were
named J.. +. Roundy II b. Ames. r..
w. Petersen, W c. Parkinson. w NJ.
Smith, n A. Petersen Herbert Hawks,
George Thomas, G. G. Cresscl W II.
Thaiu. George Cole. H. Bullen Jr., j.
4, Hendricksen. f. W Robinson, Fred
Turner Absalom Burris. ". W. Ne
Laughlin Joseph Odell. John john
son. II. r. Richards = NJ. Larsen,
James A. Smith, J. J,~Fredrick. J. F..
Wright. n. W Shipley. William Hope,
John Anderson. Mrs. l. W. Boynton
James Milligan. Mary Griffith. William
"A. Price, Norman G. Allen. Thomas
\. Kerr. ". r. Baldwin. r.. w James
J. : Allen. Soren Hansen. j. T. stew
art, Jr., Willard Hansen
w H. THAN was elected county
chairman and H. a. Petersen state
committeeman.
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TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
VIII he rendered Friday to Miss ilor-
cncc Jopperson.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Sept. i1.--Mrs. Amanda Con-
rad. widow OF Sorine Conrad, died in
Pleasant View Friday night from an
internal tumor. The deceased was born
I'm Saint Clair county, Ala. So years
ago. and was married 20 Henry Hall,
Who was Killed I'm the clyll war leay-
ing his wife with two children. She
came TO Utah about 40 years ago and
married Serine Conrad. She leaves eight
children and many other relatives 10
mourn her departure. The funeral was
held yesterday afternoon from Pleas
ant View Westinghouse.
TESTIMONIAL CONCERT.
Next Friday evening the Brigham
Young university music department.
the tabernacle choir and the ward
choirs OF Provo will give a testimonial
benefit concert I'm the tabernacle I'm
honor Of Miss Florence Jeppcrson. one
of Proyo's most talented yocalists. who
will leave for the east to study music
In the near future. I'm addition 10 the
musical organizations named PROF,
Willard Weihe and Prof Arthur Shep-
herd Of salt Lake will appear on the
program. Miss Jepporson has been
most generous I'm pleasing the people
I'm public and private entertainments
with The exercise Of her beautiful gift
as n singer. and her pleasing person
atty has made friends for her at home
and I'm every part Of the state she has
visited. She has been a member OF
the tabernacle choir for years. and Is
now the assistant organst. and is also
an Instructor IN the B. Y. L. music de-
Iartment.
There Is no doubt that the people ~
this city will show their appreciation
by filling the house on the occasion
Of the great concert. Nor Is there any
doubt that Miss Jepporson win bring
honor 10 her people and state by the
further cultivation Of her talent 81
song,
EDGAR JONES FUNERAL.
Funeral services over the remains ~
Edgar Jones. who died Wednesday at
Heber. were held In the Fourth ward
Westinghouse Friday. were well attend
ed by relatives and friends The speakers
were Elders James A. Oliver, Nephi
Penrod, A. c, Lund. and Andrew Wat
son. Vocal selections were rendered by
tho ward choir.
FARLEY.THoRvALDSoN WE'D
DING.
A marriage license has been issued
to Thurber Thorvaldsen 81 Spanish
Fork, and Mrs. Ada Farley OF Montrose,
Colo.
PRESIDENT keller INJURED.
President Joseph n. Keller met with
severe accident Saturday, being
thrown from a wagon as he was about
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prior to The heavy fan Of snow. and
much OF the quakonasp timber covered
with green leaves was broken down by
the snow.
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NORMAN REFRIGERATOR -.

Articles OF incorporation Of the Nor
man Refrigerator company was fled
with County Clerk Larsen ON FRIDAY
The capital stock is divided into 250.-
600 shares Of par value Of 81 The
stock Is held as follows h. A..
Norman. $4,000 shares; h. \. Nor
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT

The New Delivered By Logan Might Sunday excepted
Cent, Per Month All and complaints regarding delivery should
made A Mitchell Agent for Daily Saturday and smiW.sily News
@O9 Z. Center Street. Phone SID Independent
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.

The Democrats Of Weber county are
confident that they can get together
and name winning ticket for this
fall They have arranged TO hold the
county convention Saturday, Oct 10
The apportionment OF the county
shows that the number OF delegates this
fall win be 2iO The primaries for the
election % delegates to the Democratic
state convention viii be held on Mon
day. Oct ]. and for the selection OF
delegates 10 the county convention
Thursday, oct II, Chairman T. ID,
Johnson has decided that change IN
the places for holding the primaries m
the city would be OF material benefit
and has issued orders that the primar-
les Of the First ward will be held In
the city hall. The Second. Fourth and
Fifth wards viii meet in the county
building and the Third ward at Inc
Mound Fort schoolhOuse. The county
districts will hold their primaries In
the usual places. Chairman Johnson
states that the prospects for the DEM
ocratic party IN Weber county were
never brighter thsn at the present time
He asserted that plans are under way
FOR tho occurring Of ample campaign
funds and that he expected to see Dem
ocrats elected 10 nearly all OF the
county offices.
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sArTERFMLp NoN.suITEp

ed. lnterment took place In the city
cemetery