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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-07-17
MATCHLESs BARGAINS.

Owners of the following properties
are forced TO sell, hence these low
prices:
by 10 rods. " blocks from c. ana
c. bldg. east front. cement sidewalks
choice location for nice home or double
house, price for this week $500.
80 fl, frontage on Sth East near 3ri
south. Groom house, connected with
sewer, sidewalks. $4,000. Can you equal
II?
$3.50 buys nice lot on 9th East near
ond So. east front, sidewalk and sewer,
only $3.50
Az by 10 rods, with old house, on 5th
East near 4th South, sidewalk and
sewer. only $4,000.
A CHEAP HOME.
s2l00 buys a 5-room brick cottage on
9Th So. near 4th East.
WE HANDLE SNAPS ONLY.
a. NJ KELLAR & CO., 63is W. End So
a1lSS
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SEE A. w. SMITH.

s3OOO-Buys one Of the best sites In
town for fiat or apartment
house. with rods front. p
blocks from our office. This Is
the best snap In town In this
class OF property.
s300O-s700 down and $50 per month.
buys 3xl61s rods, with houses
on same now renting for S39
per month Cant you see that
Including per cent interest.
this investment more than car
ries itself? We were surprised
when the owner gave us this,
but he signed up, so 1t Will
have to go.
s1050-9 rods front in a block where
property has been selling re-
Gently for 5000 per rod. sth
West. between 1st and End
North, And this man signed
up, too.
s2650-5-room modern pressed brick
cottage, northeast. with fine
lawn and we'll terraced. An
ideal little home. we'll built and
prettily papered,
s12O0-Neat little home near 5th East
and 4th South. Terms.
S1200-Another small home, 9th East
below 10th South. Terms.
II you are looking for build
ing lots on the north bench and
want the choicest ones In the
whole town. we can do busi-
ness with you
Our facilities for handling
anything IN the real estate or
investment business are un-
eQuaied. We also make alb
etracts. and attend to every
detail of real estate transac-
tlon
We have just repalnted our
white front at so South Main
street, ground floor.
SALT LAKE ABSTRACT. LOAN G.
INVESTMENT CO,
A. w. SMITH. Manager
so Main Street. Both Phones 704.
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Free Coinage Mining and MILNE
pany. Principal place OF busines&
Lake City. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at m:1
of the directors. held on the OLD ~
July, 1906 an assessment of y. ce4t
share was levied on the capital 5to<'
the corporation, payable at once.
secretary at the office OF the Com
72 and rs Commercial block, sait
City. Utah.
Any stock upon which this ases5 a.
August. 1906. will be delinquent M ~
vertised for sale at public aucfio1
unless payment is made before,
sold on the 18th day of Septemus;
TO pay the delinquent asscsslM,g9nn<
gether with the cost Of adverums%
pe"se u 'a''' Eecret.
72 and 10 Commercial block ss''
City. Utah.
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cit PAYS TO OWN a HOME"
CAPITAL REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT COMPAN Y
IL w 2nd South st. Both phones.
MEMBERS REAL ESTATE AssoC1A-
TON.
We have not yet suited our Gus
toner with 6-roor modern house
Who has one to offer2 Agents or
owners.
s2soo--Lot Sxl57. s-room brick, part
ly modern WE'LL BUILT, Earn.
shade and fruit. Splendid value
good location, s. E.
s1eco-4-room brick, Iowa ave; Soft
lot $500 cash and SIS per month
s15oo-s-room brick and frame. Rig
interest per month.
location. i. E, $3.50 cash, SIS per
month.
ss5oo-we sold that 2o-acre chicken
ranch last week. and offer II
again for Its new owner at the
same price quoted last week II
is fully equipped, good team
spring wagon. COWS. incubators,
brooders 800 chickens. geese. tur-
KEYS and Belgian hares. Ample
water right. VIII trade for city
property,
ssJOo-Some enterprising citizen Will
wake up and buy the choicest
corner In Popperton, 1ooy12o feet,
and then everybody Will cry Tor
it
Drop In and talk It over"
a1z
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

TWO FINE LOTS ON DOUGLAS AgEI
ponnnrton nlace. only ..,,............$ 5000
A choice building lot on 18th East
Three very fine building lots on btn -oo
East near Liberty park, ..,....:.... IU
Two nice building lots on 4th East -,
water, two car ipcs.,-....,.......'.,. 2 ~
Nice -4-room cottage. east side loVo
Fiyc-room frame. sewer and side -
walks: fine location n-.,...s.,..','-.;.'. -lVD
A beauty 5-r. mod, cottage cast side. ,o,,
nice yard, good barn .....s...-..'' o-o'
C. W. MILLER. liz w. End So
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T. f CAsADY & CO, 4o7 Atlas Blk.
Elegant 2-story 7-room p. b., bath,
toilet e. !. On East Bird So snap,
s3T500o.
s-r mod p. b., close in. best buy on
market lot 2hxs; $65o000.
Nearly new Ar, mod. house; lot
5ox125, in good location, 100000.
5-r. mod. p. b.; on north bench;
S24O0e0; s20000 cash, bal. SIS per
month.
7-r. mod; West Side; s2S0ooo. Terms.
Vacant and improved property In all
parts OF tue city.
p. e. CAsADY & CO., 4o1 Atlas Blk.
Bell Phone 2227 a1194
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
OWN SOMETHING.

You can buy a fine lot in Oakley Mt
500 to $500, and In East Boulevard at
$3.50 each. on the weekly payment plan,
81 to $1.50 per lot. cash, and sam"
amount each week without interest or
taxes. Many arc availjng themselves OF
tho opportunity to get A building site
on these easy terms. Hubbard 1nyt Co,
70 West End South. ai274
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given by the c,,,,
Council OF Salt Lake City OF tba ,niany
tlon OF such council to make the foIIou,-
ing described improvement, to-wit.
40 grade gutter and curb with cement
and pave with macadam (said mocadam
pavement i 70 be forty HO feet wide be-
Twelfth East street from the south siSe
OF Second South street to the norfh Sid.
OF Third South street, in having dIstrict
NO. ~, and defray the abutters' portion
OF the cost and expense thereof, esti-
nated at nve thousand two hundred and
eighty 0a2S0.0O dollars or four (s4.001 dol
lars per front foot Of abutting yp propertv pHY
there being 1920 feet abuttins sold i'm
provement, by a local assessment unnn
the lots or pieces of ground within fhe
following described district. being the dis
trict to be affected and benefited by said
g. block "a. md ali OF lots to "a 'Ir,. IN.
plat Fl" Salt Lake City survey -o'
Inc total cost OF seid Improvement Ia
estimated at FIVE thousand seven HIM
oIed and twenty-one ts572oO) dollars, OF
Sundned sum and the so,tHSns SitSs peon s
leaving Ave thousand two hundred srI
eighty (s52s0.00) dollars to be raised hv
local assessment oS
All protests and objections to the car.
sented In writing to the City Recorder
on or before the 23rd day Of JuIv. 1sT
being the time set by said council when,
IT Will hear and consider such profests
and objections as may be made thereto
~ Sy 3rder %,i q the City Council OF Salt
Dated June II, 1905.
]. B. MoREToN
Paving extension No. ~ aai
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An ordinance amending and re-sns|
Salt Lake Cry OF 1903
Be it ordained by the City Counc
Salt Lake City, Utah.
SECTION /. That Section $50
Revised Ordinances OF Salt Lake w
1903, be. and the same hereby Is an ~
and re-enacted so as TO read as fo!.
SECTION 366. APPLlCAIl
AMOUNT All applications fcr Us
contemplated by the preceding 81
pin or ball alleys, on nine or temp
leys TO be licensed, and the place Ok
ing the same. Upon the fling OF
application. and upon payment INTO
City Treasury OF twelve (Sl2.Wl a9 a9
per annum In advance for each opI
or pool table. and twenty (S20.0U ov
for pin or ball alleys or nine or te,
alley specified In said application y
licenses may be issued thereon
ordinances IN conflict herewith are
Met. NJ
SECTION ). This ordinance sneil
effect upon approval
Passed by the City Council OF Sat
City. Utah. July 2. 1905. and refeffe
the Mayor for his approval.
j. y. MoREl ONs llty 49,
Approved this 9Th day OF July,
EZRA THOMPSON. ~!
State of Utah. City and County 'pl
Lake, IS.
I. ]. B. Moretou. City Recorder o.
Lake City. Utah. do hereby cersnf
the above and foregoing 10 fnn,
and correct copy OF an~ordlnance en.
''An ordinance amending and reJen1<
Section 366 OF the Revised Ordinare,
Salt Lake City of 1903" pasSso y
City Council OF Salt Lake City, g.
July 2. 1906. and approved by the
July Q. 1905. as appears OF record ~
office.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. j have
unto set my hand and affixed ,tns
porate seal OF said city. this 9tn o''
July. 1906. -.o,r
(Seal) ]. B. MOEEtsv51f
City Recofo
Pill No QS
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S2l00.

No. 1867 Windsor ave, SO East, 9-10
So, 4room brick cottage, water and
electric lights in house. room for bath,
stairway to upstairs, where rooms can
be finished; lot 50x157 to alley in rear.
There is nothing better or cheaper cn
the market
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On l1th East. near 4th South. 3isx1o
rods, with Groom modern brick cot
tage. fine trees, shade and lawn, and
surely d bargain at $3.50; $3.50 cash,
bal on time.
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A GREAT BARGAIN, BROOM
frame, barn, artesian we'll, cellar;
lot 40x15s it.; $525. Must be sold In 10
days. Hubbard Inv't. Co., rs W. end
South. aIo1a
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MAIN ST. FRONTAGE.
$50 TO 500 per IT.. that will double
soon; easy terms. Hubbard Inv. Co., rs
W. End So. al273
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A. Richter, 10 West 1st South st.
Phones GAL.
ae22
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COR. 7TH E. AND sTH So. 2-HOUsE
terrace. rooms each. bath. toilet
and furnace, strictly flrst-class. fine
Investment, $500. Inq. T75 SO. Tth
East. a836
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PHOMOGRAPHS

EDISON PHONOGRAPH PAEl
s25 S. w. Temple. Fone lA6-A@
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ROMNEY-KIMBALL AGENCY, rs
Herald building, conduct a general
real estate. brokerage and insurance
business. a264
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S2500 Ca Sh

Buys 7-room 2-stcry frame res.Goscs
or r ST., near Brigham; the lot 32z1s2
feet, h-rod alley in south, barn and
barn lot.
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6SS Sixth st. 5-room modern brick
cottage; Will take about $500 cash, ball
auce s25 per month
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$4,000

$4,000
On End South, facing southeast and
east, on corner, 6-room modern 2-st.
residence; iron fence all around Ce-
ment sidewalk and sewer paid for.
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LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE
with Salt Lake Abstract. Loan & In
vestment Co, 90 Main st, Phones 7o4
S12o
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S2l00.

s2100
No. 83S West 3rd South st, 4-room
modern, porcelain bath, lot 35x140 feet
to alley.
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$4,000.

6-room modern 2-story frame resi-
dence on the corner End and r SITS; will
take $3.50 cash and the balance SIS per
month and interest.
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SEARS INVESTMENT co

SEARS INVESTMENT CO..
4-room new house. northwest. snap:
s1050.
to-room mod brick 8. e. lot 5oxl5o TO
alley; good outbuildings. must sell,
$2850.
Groom modern home. close in on 5th
East; a big snap: the ground is worth
the money; only $4,000.
We have some close in vacant lots we
Will, sell you at a great bargain and on
easy terms. Sears Investment Co. 55
w, IND SO. al166
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BUILDING LOT 4Ox150 TO ALLEY,
facing park on 9TH East: $500 from
owner Address V Ss. Tribune aI247
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PAIR OF FINE BUILDING LOTS ON
Bryan ave. for sale cheap. water In,
new hydrant and fenced In. for partlcu.
lars call 1404-Z. al23
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A FEW CHOICE BARGAINS.
S0xt36 IT.. cor, State and Herbert

SOXI36 It. cor, stats and HcTbert
SITS,
79xi57 It., cor. Sth r. and Liberty
ST. (near 9th Sol Make cash offer.
1ox20 rods trackage. 4th w, $3.50
per rod. (Near Sth Nd
10x20 rods. 9Th N, near Tth w;
5000 cash,
S2x141 IT. 11th E., near Ith So;
$1,000, half cash,
Hubbard Inv't, Co., 7s w. End So.
al0S6
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1900

$500
e-room brick cottage. electric lights
and water in house. the lot 3x9 rods, To-
Gated near 10th East and 3rd South
A. Richter. 10 West 1st South st
Phones GAL, a12l0
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], n. COURTNEY. eos so. W. TEN
Pile STREET.
~ acres. trackage. ripe for plating
$4,000
10 acres good land. good water
right; sc car fare: easy terms: s2500.
The best acre lots ever; sc car fare
very easy terms. $3.50 each.
Mod. Groom brick, e. side. close in, ,
easy terms, $500.
Good 7-room brick, End st; bargain,
$4,000
Good 6-room frame with good barn,
shade, lawn; s1250; easy terms.
Can match any FAIR proposition,
sale or trade. EVERYWHERE.
j. n. Courtney, 205 So. w Temple
street. a1189
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INVESTORS REAL ESTATE SNAPS.
Kelsey & Gillespie. % E. LIST So.
p1360
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$500.
An elegant t-room brick cottage near
10th South and Main ST.; the lot Skies
feet; good barn.
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SPECIAL.
s2950
AZ acres on Srd East, house a Groom
brick and adobe; barn. flowing we'll
water right shares. sheds and chicken
coops; terms half cash.
A. Richter 10 West LIST South st,
Phones Sal. a1212
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OWNER WILL SELL CHEAP ON
easy terms a 7-room modern cottage,
nice yard; corner lot, TIA e. 7th So.
x141x
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$4,000

SIS r st, 7-room modern 2-story frame.
lot 2xS rods, this is cash proposition
and Will guarantee to rent II for s25 per
month.
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FOR SAlE-REAl ESTATE.

A BARGAIN, 4-ROOM MODERN
brick. Inquire 20 Apricot st. a100S
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$4,000.
Sth South near West Temple. an ele-
CANT 7-room modern brick cottage, the
lot 3isx9 rods; house in frst-class re-
pair and surely O bargain.
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$4,000

$4,000
bSS Sixth st. 5-room modern brick
cottage; Will take about $500 cash. bal
ance s25 per month.
sroom modern 2-story frame resi-
dence on the corner End and r sts.; will
take $3.50 cash and the balance SIS per
month and interest,
SIS r st, 1-room modern 2-story frame.
lot 2x8 rods, this is cash proposition
and Will guarantee to rent 1t for S25 per
month.
5-room brick cottage on 3rd East near
Ith South. water and electric lights In
house, the lot 2hx7 rods, about $500
Sth South near West Temple. an ele-
CANT 7-room modern brick cottage, the
lot 3isx9 rods; house in frst-class re-
pair and surely O bargain.
$3.50
90 feet frontage on Bueno st bet 1sp
and End South and 11th and 18th East.
$500
An elegant t-room brick cottage near
10th South and Main ST.; the lot Skies
feet good barn.
$500
e-room brick cottage. electric lights
and water in house. the lot 3x9 rods, To-
Gated near 10th East and 3rd South
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S2S00
5-room brick cottage on 3rd East near
Ith South. water and electric lights In
house, the lot 2hx7 rods, about $500
cash, balance on time
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BY OWNER. s-RM. MODERN
brick, east side: bargain; terms: no
agents. Address V 4, Tribune, ASA
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$3.50.
90 feet frontage on Bueno st bet. 1sp
and End South and 11th and 18th East
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A FEW CHOICE BARGAIN

A FEW CHOICE BARGAINS.
s0x136 IT,, cor. State and Herbert SITS.
79x157 it,, cor. 9Th E. and Liberty ST.
(near 9th So) Make cash offer.
12x20 rods trackage. 4th w, $3.50 per
rod. (Near 9Th NJ
1ox20 rods. 9Th NJ, near 7th W.; $500
cash.
s2x141 IT.. 18th e. near 7th So: $1,000;
half cash.
Hubbard Inv't. Co.. rs W. End So.
es9s
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AN ORDINANCE

Bill No Sc.
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A 4-ROOMED. MODERN PRESSED
brick. Skill rods, close In; cheap. In
pulre 20 Apricot ST. y1077
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FIVE ACRES, ALL IN BEARING
fruit; 8-room mod, dwelling: close In;
sell for $500, or exchange for good city
property. Courtney. 205 S, w. Temple.
y1212
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-01-18
Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Evans McMain
is this day mutually dissolved,
Bernard Evans retiring and
Mrs. M. E. Raglan taking tie
on ,-halt: interest formerly
owned by hin. The new firm
assumes all indie teiness con-
tracted since Oct. 5, 1905, and
will pay all bills OF the firm.
Missouri Valley, Ia, Jan. 5,
1906.
o. M. McMa;ns,
Bernard Evans.
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Change in Climate.
Those who have lived

lil'9S WHY ilaNO llSSQ III
Iowa for the past fifty years,
have, no doubt, observed the
marked change in the winters.
In the winters of that time we
had the beginning, as a general
thing, from the first to the ff-
teenth of November, continuing
to the last of March. What old
settler of Western Iowa, has
forgotten the winter of 1866?
Snow commenced to fall on tie
morning of November 18th, 1856
and never left the ground until
the next April. 1t makes US
SILVER yet to think Of it. Snow
fell to the depth of from 3 to 5
feet deep, and in places was Is
feet deep in drifts. A man by
the name Of Danham had a
large drove Of cattle on the Mo.
bottom, in this county tina. was
showed in, and to rescue them,
he offered half Of the cattle to
any man who would get them
out of their dangerous predict
ment. Thomas Dennis, who
lived Oh the bottom, in Clay
township at that time: succeed
ed in saving a large number Of
the Durham cattle, and the re-
suit was q long and expensive
law suit between Durham and
Dennis, which suit was taken,
by change Of venue, to Cass
County for trial.
The winters, with their terri
bic Billiards, inucd fer many
years, growing less severe, UNI
till nov we have moderately
mild winters.
During the civil war the eli
mate began to change, growing
colder in the south ard
milder in the west, until today,
January 12tD, Texas, Arazona
New Mexico, and other points
in the south are suffering with
cold, frosts, snow and blizzards,
Iowa is basking in genial sun
shine, and free from snow end
storm. That we expect to have
some bad weather is true, but
up to this time, lowa's winter
has been most delightful, and
if it continues, those who have
gone South or to California to
find a mlldef climate, will have
to return to beautiful Iowa to
warm. d. NJ. II.
A. A. Bird wssa pleasant cal
Ter today.
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Notice Of Dissolution

Notice is hereby given that
irm heretofore existing under
the firm name of Edgecomb &
Deur is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, A. Edgecomb
retiring from said firm, and c.
i. Deur continuing the business
If said firm, and assumes all in
lebtedness Of the firm and will
collect all accounts due the same
A. Edgecomb.
C. II. Deur.
Dated this January 3rd 1906.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-01-18
Masonic History

Masonic History
The following is from the
Magnolia Department of the
Observer, and is q very inter
esting article as to Masonry in
Harrison county.
We have waited for some
time for a complete history
from members of lodges direct,
failing in which up to the pres
emf, we take it up, knowing
that without historical records
we must needs blunder, yet
think them fairly accurate.
Magnolia had the first Mason
lodge organized in Harrison
county, and in fact the first one
organized between Council
Bluffs and Sioux City. The
work was exemplifed in Bluff
City lodge No. II of Council
Bluffs, Iowa, and a petition for
a new lodge at Magnolia was
recommended by Bluff lodge on
Feb. %, 1858. A dispansat on
for a new lodge at Magnolia
was granted by Grand Master
John +. Sanford, April 5, 1858.
the lodge was organized A. f.
& A. M. No. 1876, on April rs,
1858, with the following breth-
rem: Hiram Huff, w. M; E.
j. Ellis, Sam'l Moore, F. r.
Stewart, Jerry Motz, j. %. Ran
ney. These we judge were in
itiated at Council Bluffs. They
then began to hold regular ses-
slons and the goat then install
ed, has seen continuous service
in Magnolia for well nigh 48
years. Among the first petit
TONERS for membership was
VIM. Hefford, now Of Logan,
and Geo. Main of this place.
VIM. Hefford, we learn, was
the first candidate in Harrison
county which occurred on Oct.
16, 1858. The charter was is
sued June 2, 1858, with the first
named as members ind Isaac
Parrish who united With the
lodge here on demit. d. g..
Brainard, John w. Cooper,
Stephen King, Oliver Bedsaul
and VIM. M. Hill wee among
the very first to join. From the
time of it's organisation it has
met with remarkable regularity.
1t is oft spoken Of as the mother
lodge, for on Aug. 10th, 1867, a
recommendation to the Grand
lodge was granted f. Server
and others to organize at On
ava. Then on Feb. 8, 1873, a
recommendation was made to
organize a new lodge az Mis-
souri, Valley June 81, 1868. The
work was exemplified by broth
rem from Dunlap, and and a re-
commentator granted for a
lodge there. Then on Jan. 8,
1876 by recommendations and
DENTS granted an organization
was made in Woodbine.
On April 81, 1877, Hiram M
Huff received a recommended
ton for organization of a new
lodge at Little Sioux and den,its
we're granted H. M. Huff, B. F.
Croasdale and S. ]. Smith. Aug.
6, 1881 a new lodge was had at
Logan and demits granted the
following: A L Harvey, A w
Ford, John ! Jolly, Stephen
King, j V Evans, j Y Stocker,
S l King, N H Va1lacsdale, j
Redinbaus;h, 7 M G, Logan and