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Rapid Advance in Grain Over Weather
Reports.
INCREASE IN CALL LOAN RATES
Local Banks Gained in Currency
Movements Only Million-B. and
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LITTLE & LITTLE

Groom, nearly new. pressed ba,s
frame modern, only 3 blocks frn,. !
pie; select location. fine lot rxA y
Groom brick, modern. near BrIahrn
Q; fine location and cheap at Ssii5
Groom brick (nne) modern; barr 4,
cement walks. etc; ~ blocks from 3
$500
Groom mod. frame (very wei, hru,
home), lot 3XS. elegant hedges. shss1,
shade, lawn. etc; cement walks -
near Sd So. and 5th E. It's cheap Al \
Elegant lot. 3xS. blocks from : =
Gate $3.50. worth 5000 =
A great buy on Sd So. near " n
500 per foot. :
We have great biz corner =, u
that Will make you rich. Cor "a Sa
Sd West; S2l4Xll5, with largo warsl
on II that Will rent for 500 per 20
occupied by Cudahy Co. 1t can b. r.
for $3.50 per foot, and It's the only =.
OF the kind left at such price n,
proved so that II will pay large jsa,-
4-room frame. elec. light, good lot ;,
5th z. and Sth So 1850
A 5000 proposition that will par h
cent net.
3x4 near c and Srd sts., slaD
"a 1-3xl3lh on End w, near Ath a
81 Snow ave. (bet Main and n !,
pie md 7th and Sth So), is q nsv ~
mod. pressed brick. stairway TO l,
where one more room can be uads r
The SWEETEST 9-room modern hJss'
the city, all hardwood downstaIrs: Il
dry. furnace. sideboard built In vail.
section n E. $3.50.
Large corner on Brigham AZ saa|
rod.
30x1s5 on 1st So. near State. a. IN,
foot. Nothing else In this bloek a.
than $3.50 foot.
1l5lzx132 on n corner on 1st So. BIT
and 3rd E, with 17-room brick. 4.
heat, two complete bathrooms. r.
etc, s125 per foot
2t4x5. cor. End So. and 10th E.. nm'
Elegant new rooming-house, S ro,-'
porcelain baths, lease 5 years, sij 1
month; paved street; 5000. good ter,
6-room mod br., with 44I1. on ~
near F. 5000. Tho ground Is Eo.tI
money.
Cor, lot. Tiki, 2 blocks from O. 8 1
pot $3.50.
A choice biz buy:
leo feet on a paved street, right 1,
biz center. with $4,000 worth OF ] 81
story brick buildings on II, also 81
frontage, unlmproved, that will 4
large Income II improved. The m
alone Is worth easily $500, ard
buildings $50. 600 We can deliver ihs u
thing for $50. 900; Just think OF Il.
1+01313 feet on Fourth West
Seventh South. trackage on mLs
TO new r. G.. w and Wes,e- +
ciflc passenger station. It's oyer q
square feet OF trackage. for Asl /
less than 10 cents a square foot.
We arc the leaders 1t won't vsr|
overlook US LITTLE & LITTII'
w26J6 Under National Bank Of Re-
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FOR SALE=REAI. RSn1s
-N-~~--~-~>~
SA MPIE RApGNT-

SAMPLE BARGAINs ~.
No.. -, EAST SIDE
Must sell In 10 days. q new
.; o. H. md path: saa toilet built for hones.
"A Groom mod. big lot cor,,
shade. east front, 9th East Taik /
On 9th St. q beautiful crearo 9
C. j.. nice mantcl, fruit. eo,,th Ok. n
1lth East and Brigham iroht q
bath. toilet, e. l.. mantei. connooa
sewer. e0"hected =
Close In. q 6-room bk.. $3.50
South 9Th East, %-room ~
6ox157 to alloy: terms. sle5n q
South 9th East, Groom bL :.
fruit. $500. '"-' lawn
South and East. rooms, I,
On 9Th East, new cream =.
with bath. e. l., mantel, furnaes loa
A Groom bk., built for a ho,u.
location. terms, $500. A'lhe .
4 Groom on End st, Mals
WEST SIDE, ~ Que
A corner LIST South and
3l5x7ia rods: s rooms. bath. q. / say
tel. $3.50. You can have Il fa, fss E
Terms, 's
A good buy near West and o..
new 7-room bk,. stone foundat,n.
bath. cent, cellar; lot 50xl5i. tva, tsr,u,.
On 6th west, nice t-room. hath
pantry and cloaets. nice porch. "a
$240S uen
A nice cream biz. lawn, good ..
si7oe. ' -
on 7th West and 2nd South r.
bk, Q. l., pore. bath, nice lawn "a
Cor 4th South and 7th Wea, L.,
fine condition.; flowing we'll anS
water; terms, 800.
On West End South, a flue h,-.
room mod. bk,. stone fouudatlons
lawn and fence: cent. walk
Building lots, $3.50 up to 1900
&. F. LITTLE & CO.
2G9-zl0 Atlas Blk.
Both phones 2sis
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

John w. Dallas. Salt Lake. Lena Torey,
Salt Lake.
George E Pace. Salt Lake: Mary "A.
Miles Cameron, Salt Lake.
William F. Brawner, Anaconda Mont;
Nora E, Harrington, Anaconda.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-01
STILL HUNTING,

ol ILL HUNIlNGI
You probably have looked ar5ust
weeks and weeks to find the hons
of your choice. Has 1t ever 90
years In selling homes might b cf
Mt to you?
Have you ever heard OF loss OF
plant from any one Of my thous12
ents7
No ono can dispute that I Asve|
choicest selection Of homes and q
spots.
Why don't you call on me Al
suited at once?
S-room modern 2-story residence q
st. the lot 21aX10.
$500.
l0-room modern brick cottage
hot water heat. lot 2f4xS rods. co''.
lst ST.
$500.
6-room modern brick bottage, eAt
on X ST., lot 2h1zNs.
4-room cottage, lot 2hNT rocs =
East near sth South
$500.
4-room modern brick cottage, IN
near sth South lot 2x1o rods.
$500.
+room brick cottage. lot 2i1xs ro9
9Th South and 11th East, water az
tric lights in the house; SOD casns
easy.
Until May 1st, 5-room modern -
tage on D st, near End st, roas "'
It's cheap.
About $50 per foot and all payI
Nos p,-ir al LOT CcAl8
old house renting now for sis1 ~
Have only until May lst at tnlS
ON SECOND STREET BOULh,
4xS rods facing north and "ss-
2itxI1a south front. sllo.
6x7 rods corner 5000
And many more,
On corner 4th East and 9Th so'l~
rods. $3.50
Corner on 1st st $1,000. 31txs reos;;
Corner 1st and St. 6xTls ro,t roos;
East lst South, 215x1o RODS sou1'
$500.
Nice, but small lot on canya'
close In. $50. 49,, 80
3N10. 7th South near 2nd We"
Have lots everywhere
IT'S COMPLETED; =,
An S-room modern 2-story Wm.e
brick residence on Sth ESs. .ss
South. double floors througnou' .sIiaa
round oak furnace, cementeo snfH
2kX64 roads, corner. Fine S me -
trio light fixtures, everytmnss sss0
and ready to move into H.
make reasonable terms, ,rouTE
10 West 1st South st. fh0"
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DIED

WOODRURY-At 1883 South Fourth East. at
1910 q m. of tuberculosis md Inflammation
OF tho heart, Irene, daughter OF Thomas IA.
and Mary r.. Lambert Woodbury.. born Febru-
aFy G, 1895. Funeral Mt residence at p. m.
Thursday. Frlonds invited
WILMOT-At Provo April 30, Z, Wilmot,
agod Il years Funeral Rervlces Will DO hold
from ODonnelra funeral PaIlors this otter
noon at z O'Clock. Friends arc Invited Inter
msnt at Mount Olivct cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-01

TAKE YOUR CHOICE AND you WON'T
miss II:
5-r mod p. b, 9Th East near Ith So.
5000. ea1y terms and bargain.
7-r frame West side $780, very easy terms
B-r. brick. East Sth So, $3.50.
6-r brick modern. West slide, s2+oo. good
torna-
Ar. brick West side. $500. small payment
down. bal Ike rent
Or. mod. en- r st., 1880; terms II desired.
e-r. mod, on %th ST., 1910. good terms
7-r. mod. 2~story, J. p. b. house on lst pt,
1890. ehsy payments.
7-r. mod. 18th East, bet Brigham and 1st
So. 5000, terma
AR, brick on w 7th So, slIoo: cosy terms.
S-r, mod. on E. End 30. $4,000; this Is bar
gain and can make terms on it
2lsx6h rod lot z and 5th. corner-a snap.
<xlo rods and 9Th sts. $500.
MAHAN INV. CO.. q Eagle Block.
VISA
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CHEAP-CoRNER e. and 9th sts-; ;@s41 *
6is rods. F. C. Brown, 1856 Main wIo"
A GREAT BARGAIN-HoUsE OF SiX
rooms; bath. etc, Call at S7 East sS1s Ssn
South from / to p. m. "-|so
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ALL KINDS SECOND D-HAND FURNI-
ture. stoves. ranges, bicycles Star Sec
ond-hand Store, 315 So. State. Bell, 9s3- X.
1-IGHEST PRICE PAID FOR MEMS
cast-on clothing hats and shoes Is
Commercial st. Bell H26-X 1l1f9
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MAN EXPERIENCED IN GENERAL
merchandise line to open store In new
and promising mining camp: company
business and protection; from 1900 10
5000 required: must be good man Ad-
dress X 81, Tribune. H2l5O
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A SNAP-LESS THAN ts,iei;
ue: owner Will sell I~rooin buck
ern. corner lot; also 4-rooi EaH
ern, easy terms. Apply u"
South street,
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MONUMENTS AND TOMBST0NES

PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR DEC
grafton day. II. Mckenzie. Az State ST.
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AGENTS WANTED-S5 WEEKLY EAS-
lily earned By lady agents taking or
ders for u.s. outfit prepaid; we start Nou
In business and make you independent,
write for circular and terms. Woman's
Apparel Supply Co.. Chicago. wl22i
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WANTED SITUATIONS

Young. HONEST. INDUSTRIOUS RE-
liable man, position In city as servant
or coachman. private family preferred.
ADDRESS Nb0 Tribune w2797
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MONEY TO LOAN

CHEAPEST PRIVATE MONEY IN
CITY
Cheapest private money on furniture.
pianos, vehicles, horses or any chattel Sc
curity. lowest rates. easiest terms, long
short time; very private. See us be-
fore borrowing Room l12 over Keith
0'Brien store X6
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THREE MARES AND HORSES: ?
bald-faced horses; brown mares, ono
q little lame and the other years old
one black mare, Phone 10.1Gl Ind x3S
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TO RENT A GROOM. 2-s1oRY MOD
ern house. II bargain Is offered Will
buy. Address J. O. box 1853 w1ll7
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WE LOAN MONEY TO BUILD HOMES.
We will loan you the money at reason
able rate. ono can build cheaper now
than later on. Salt Lake Security &
Trust Co, 32-3i Main st In our own
building.
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JAPANESE BOY WISHES POSITION AS
cook In private family. X 43, Tribune
w258
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FOR RENT-FURNISHED

FURN. RMS. FOR RENT. MODERN.
So. End f.. Bell 5I2l-k X
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IF PARTY WHO PICKED Up A PAR
eel In the II Il. III. car 10 Murray Sat
urday, VIII leave same at Office of Utah
Light e. Ry. Co. ne VIII be rewarded.
xyDelS
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FLORISTS

l., A. LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO. So.
Main. Everything floral Phones. S'i
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a GOUD COOK. APPLY 425 f. SO TEN
pie, MI
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR

EBER W. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
p642
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!

ALL KINDS AT BAILEY & SONS
Seed store. 60 E 2nd So. Both Fones
Sll. x14
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$4,000. 90
Will Purchase
6x20 Rods

DO ToU WANT HOUSE BUILT TO Or
DER ON THE EAST BENCH-WHICH YOU
CAN PAY FOR ON EASY TERAS7 IF go.
SEE FRITSCH, NO II EAST AND SOUTH
ST. PHONES; IND. 7t7; BELL 1851 wZ6s3
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VACANT AND IMPROVED PROB
~. all parts city. Meeks & Lyra
Atlas block
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WANTED-AGENTS

AGENTS-SAN FRANCISCO DISAS-
ter. Complete story OF earthquake and
fire fully illustrated Best and largest
book. so per cent commission Freight
paid credit given Outnt 1Gc. j s. Zieg-
Ter & Co, Chicago. KS
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ARCHITECTS


EKSKINE & LlI.JENBERG 523-24
Dooly bldg. Ind. phone, S43; Bell, SiS-K
Artistic homes, x9
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If YOU WANT TO SELL esa e. yar
Utah Real Estate Co, AS ."
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FOR HOUSES.
SEE FRITScH.
FOR LOTS,
SEE FRITScu
Ind 747; Bell 1857. " ST. Phones:
Vista
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BY EXPERIENCED LADY STENOG-
rapher. best references. Y 10, Tribune
,,-0S4 o
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SAN FRANCISCO'S GREAT DISASTER.
Earthquake. fire and volcano in Cali
fornia and at Vesuvius. Big Book Fully
Illustrated Only 81 90. Extra terms.
Freight paid Credit given Outnt free
ZEIGLER CO, 2l5 Locust St, Phila., Pa.
w2Sl
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LARSEN & NEALSON BUY SECOND
hand furn-. stoves. etc 25l So. State.
w1164
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DRESSMAKING


DRESSMAKING AT COS, THE TEN
pleton; shirtwaist suits and tailor
made skirts. Miss Sloan. w4s9
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CARPENTER AND JOINER

A. L. HAMLIN. REAR 953 so. MAIN
Ind, fone 142l, residence, 2576. w342
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WANTED-RELIABL MEN TO REG
lister in the Young Mems Christian AS
sociation Employment Depart, good posi-
lions for the right men, t653
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FOR RENT

SIX ROOMS MODERN COTTAGE. S65
Il Third South Apply 325 South Second
East
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ALL KINDS midland CLOTHING,
trunks Valises; best prices paid IS Com
st Reply by postal cara. Phone 377l-K
Ia
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MAN WITH GOOD TEAM WANTS
work at once Inquire 63S So State
wZ5S7
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DR. ]. L. DAVIS. AT DAVIS SHOE &C
Hours 10 TO II, TO 4. WIS
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MIDWIFE

PRIVATE HOME FOR CONFINEMENT
cases. Mrs. a NJ. Olsen. 525 East Sth
South, Phone. Bell poly wl720
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A GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work 6og d End So x4l
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WHERE TO STOP
WANTED-HELP

ASSISTANT ICE CREAM MAKER AT
F'ranklins. 26S South Main.
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LOST

SATURDAY, ON MURRAY CAR, Wo-
men OF Woodcraft emblem pin. Re-
turn to ia w. Ord So. and receive re-
ward. N23
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HAY, COAL AND GRAIN

HARVEY & CO. no w, S, Temple. B
phone 1927, Ind 1214
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MEDICINES BY MAIL

MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FITJE
Rubber goods speciality. Write for in.
formation. Golden Seal Medicine Co JJo
W. Ind So. Salt Lako City. G51a
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STORAGE OF FURS

ALL FURS LEFT WITH US FOR
cleaning or repairing Will be stored
r. Stencil Fur. Co, 70 Z. 3rd So cor
Stnte. Ind. Tel. $50. w1920
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LAUNDRY

HAND LAUNDRY By RELIABLE
woman. lace curtains c speciality.
Phone Forrest Sl-X. w25g2
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WANTED-BELP

A)I-S a. - = AOsN ~ .J.ss, - As-n-N - 4S~SI
pvst uOoh, IaleG ptuutS, hcL quICn,
SaInpIo Iicv. GIUDS company, "a Chveluu.
st.s FnlIuuelpmd, M
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COOK AND DINING
room glrI al KeItn aparl rlments. llE East
BrISnanI.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-27
A Socialist Church.

A Socialist church has been found
ed in st. Louis. It's members meet
every Sunday in Progress Hall on
Lucas avenue. They number now about
thirty. The speaker is Judge James
A. Slanker. He will preach Socialism.
1t is quite proper for Socialism to
come out as a Church" of its own.
1t has a creed. 1t is opposed to
Christianity, which teaches obedience
to the State and respect for the rights
Of property. Socialism looks to no fu-
ture life. 1t wants material happiness
and 1t seeks this prosperity at the ex-
pense Of those who are not Socialists.
Christians cannot be Socialists, for
they must avoid indefensible revolu-
ton and robbery. Socialists think
themselves free to plot the overturn-
ing Of all present governments and the
seizure of all capital. AS they do not
follow the Christian religion, they
must necessarily flock by themselves
and make a church Of their own.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-27
St. PauI's Opportunity.

In the course of an address lately
delivered in st. Paul, A. B. Stickney,
president Of the Great Western road
had this to say of the new cathedral
soon to be erected:
While recognizing that most build
ings in comparatively young commune
ties must be built with reference to
their utility, the speaker said there
was occasionally an opportunity 10
consider beauty as we'll.
Such is the occasion which is now
presented to the city Of st. Paul in
the building of the Catholic cathedral
on the magnificent site overlooking
the city. Towards the cost Of It's
construction the members Of the Cath
Ollie church, not only in this city, but
in the whole state, and even beyond
the limits of the state, will contribute
the major part. But, in my judgment
it is a work to which every citizen OF
ST. Paul, regardless of creed can af-
ford, as business investment, IL for
no other reason, to contribute literally.
Personally, although not Catholic,
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shall esteem it a privilege to be al
lowed to contribute.

shall esteem it privilege to be al
lowed to contribute.
with this great monument Of beau
| tiful architecture set upon hill in
juxta- position to the most beautiful
building in the United States, the state
capitol. to be connected, in the no dis
tant future, by magnificent avenue,
these two buildings alone will add
thousands to the population, and mil
lions to the wealth, and unreasonable
Importance, beauty and dignity to the
city.
Let it be built of the same white
marble as the capitol, with all the
beauty and dignity of the best CATH
edral architecture, and it will be one
Of the grand structures Of the whole
country.
1T will be not only monument to
religion, but also monument to the
life. virtues and achievements Of one
Of the church's greatest bishops, and
one Of the most distinguished citizens
of America-the archbishop Of st.
Paul.
III its cost is two millions instead
of the estimated one million, the peo-
pie of Minnesota can afford, as g.
purely business proposition, to pay
for It,"
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-27
Dies in Erin, Rice County.

Patrick Griffin, an old citizen Of
Rice county, died in Erin Thursday
evening of last week. He was born
in Ireland in 1921 and came to the
United States in 1s4S. He lived in
Boston for short time and then camc
to st. Paul, where he was in the hotel
business for several years. Mr.. Griffin
then worked for the Milwaukee rail-
road company in Minneapolis as Sec
ton foreman for eight years. and came
and settled on farm in Erin, where
he has lived ever since. He was
married in st. Paul about 1856 to
Miss Hannah Moriarity, Of that city.
Mr. Griffin leaves four sons and two
daughters to mourn his death. John
is living on farm in Erin, as Is also
Martin, James is in Canada. and Ed
ward lives in Erin. OF the daughters.
Mrs. McFadden is living at Lonsdale
and Mrs. John Gilligan at shieldsville,
The funeral took place from st. Pat.
rick's church at Shieldsville.
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Celebrated Golden Wedding.

Elkton, s. D., Jan. 24.-Saturday
evening at this place occurred the
golden wedding Of Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
nelius O'Leary. Sixty relatives and
friends from this section of the coun-
try attended the celebration. the num-
Der including their five children and
eleven grandchildren. The children
are: Mrs. NJ. L. Murphy. Mrs. ]. p.
Casey and p. G. O'Leary, of Elkton;
James O'Leary, Of Pipestone, and Mrs.
Edward Crook, of Egan, S. d. They
were married fifty years ago in SPRING
field, Mass, and soon came to Houston
county. Mimi, where they experienced
the hardships and pleasures Of pio-
neer life until 1878, when they moved
to Elkton, where they have since re-
sided. Both Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary
were born in county Kerry, Ireland,
living in the odd land" until May,
1916. when they came to America with
their parents. Mrs. O'Leary's maiden
name was Mary O'Connor and she
was married. as above stated, to Mr.
O'Leary. Ten children were born to
them, five of whom are living. A
grand banquet was spread at the cot
tage home Of Mr.. and Mrs. O'Leary
Saturday noon, where some forty old
Houston county guests. in addition tc
the family, partook of the palatable
viands prepared for this grand occa~
sion. w. H. Murphy and wife, OF
Brookings, were present on this mem
orable occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. O'Lear,
were the recipients of q number Of
splendid gifts. The bride was pre-.
scented with set Of nice chairs and G
rocker, and the groom will wear fine
gold headed cane the rest of his day.
as special gift from warm friends
1t was an event Of rare enjoyment IL
all.
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1906-01-27
Has an Exciting Experience.

st. Peter, Mimi, Jan. 23-This town
Is crowding Duluth for wild animal
honors. Early Monday evening full
grown wild cat was shot and killed
we'll inside the city limits. 1t was
brought down by Patrick Martin, who
lives in the outskirts OF st. Peter, ana
his experience was somewhat excit-
Ing. Several times of late he has
missed chickens and other poultry am
Monday evening when great commo-
ton arose in his barnyard, he ran out
to learn the cause of the trouble.
AS he entered the chicken house he
saw q large animal stink away into
remote corner. While still on the
threshold the beast sprang at him out
or the darkness, but his quickness en-
abled him to slam the door and make