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POCATELLO. IDAHO.
ANNUAL WARD REUNION.
People of Gate City Make Much of
Holiday Season.
special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Pocatello, Idaho. Jan. e. delight
full annual reunion of the members of
the Pocatello ward was held New Years
day afternoon and evening at the l.. d.
S. church, for which elaborate arrange
ments had been made childrens
dance was given in the amusement hall
from 10 to 2 o'clock. following which an
interesting program was rendered con-
sisting of songs, recitations, speeches
and instrumental music.
A bounteous banquet was spread in
the basement, the church was prettily
decorated with flags, holly, colored
lights and potted flowers. Special eff
fort was made to entertain the old
folks. A prize was awarded to the old
est gentleman and lady member of the
church presen- oldest In seniority of
confirmation This honor fell to Elder
Geo. u. Smith. sc years a member and
Mrs. Mary Ann Beckett, IS years a
member. The former received gem
tlemans mufher and the latter received
pair of ladys slippers. The reunion
ended with a social hop in the evening.
The members of the Presbyterian
church gave n musicale New Years
night In their new church on the east
side, for the benefit of the building. 1t
WAS n very artistic affair.
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Eleanor Lish of McCammon and
Henry Brown of Rockland. were mar
rled last Monday by Probate Judge
Thos. Johnston.
The first couple 10 wed here this year
were Miss Renstrom of Central and
Chas. G.. Holster of Lund.
Jewelcr r. ID, Harrison and daughter
Eva, returned New Years eve from a
weeks trip during the holidays to Cali
ifornla.
A bad fire threatened Pooatello last
Friday evening. when, about o'clock
fire was discovered In the basement Of
the building formerly occupied by the
Gate City Furniture company. The
blaze threatened To be serious one,
but the hremen soon had IL under COM
troll Fire Chief Ben Joseph fell through
the elevator shaft from the first floor
TO the basement and was painfully but
not seriously hurt.
WILL BE BATTLE ROYAL.
Dist. Judge Alfred Bulge has secured
the services OF Atty. James IL. Hawley
OF Boise In addition TO Attys, DIETRICH
and clark, AZ his counsel In the contest
case. incidentally II can be mentioned
that the Judge liz on his mettle, and Ia
ready for a legal battle royal, and Is
arranging the matter so as 10 take
the offensive as soon as the case "a
started and interesting de, clopmen'7
are look cd for, III Is well known that
the administration favors law and or
der, 20 much 30 that President Roose-
welt thought II necessary 10 send Secy,
of war Taft 10 Idaho TO remind a cer-
tain element here TO not forget that
point and now that these same would
! be law-makers assume 10 charge A.
4 legality In the election Of his ludgeship,
they viii have 10 walk an uncomfort-
ably straight Hue II they think they
can escape the meahes Of the law with
| which they are trying TO Dust Judge
Bulge. Judge Stephens OF Bingham
county has been asked TO SIT on this
case. which must come 10 trial IN about
J two weeks. or within 80 days after COM
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Today ; Ogden News|

less money In Idaho. One man claims
hat he met the trio In Pocatelio
where they tried to rob him. The coin
Is not of expert workmanship. but is Il
fair counterfeit of the quarter, half
dollar and dollar.
DEATH OF a PIONEER.
Death came peacefully yesterday to
Lafayette Washington Williams one of
the pioneer settlers of Weber county.
at his home In North Ogden, from a
complication OF affections resulting
from old age. Deceased was born in
New York state April Is, 1925. lie was
baptized into the Church when young
man. and emigrated to Utah In 1852.
He settled in North Ogden on his ar
rival here, and lived there until the
time OF his death. He was faithful
TO his religious convictions, and worked
theoretically for the upbuilding OF the
Church and his home town. He leaves
a family of two sons and three daugh-
tiers, The funeral will be held We'd
nesday at II o'clock at the North Og-
den westinghouse. The burial will
take place In the Ogden city cemetery
DEATH OF LITTLE CHILD.
The angel of death visited the home
of Prof and Miss John p. Bush, of the
state school for the Deaf and Blind
yesterday afternoon. calling from them
their beautiful little 14-months-old ba-
by William Don, the cause of death
being pneumonia from which he suf-
fered for about a week The sympathy
of host of friends goes out to the sor-
, rowing parents. The funeral. 1t is ex-
pected will be held Tuesday at . o'clock
from tine residence 2342 Monroe avenue.
1nterment will take place In the ogden
| City cemetery.
DAMAGE SUIT COMPROMISE.
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rnoine and Freight Car Damaged
~ Five Mail Clerks Re-
ceive Injuries.
BOOTY GERMAN is ROBBED.
e.,,,.,ous Coin Dealers Arrested
ncath of pioneer Lafayette Wiiii"nis
-Damage suit Compromised

ousa, IAN. THE Southern Paclnc
,os heen having it's share of wrecks
snr,nr the past few weeks again. me
w. one 10 be reported occurred satur-
'a' nigbt at Carlin. New, when Fast
s ,y.r No 9 ran into freight car IN inc
Y r.a,,n cards. resulting in injuries to
1--WE mail clerks.
M Q lett ogden saturday afternoon
:, AK o'clock. travelling at a rapid
s1eed. being behind time, The main
line at carlln was to be clear SO the
.ro,n could 20 right through without
lowing A freight train was pulled
80 switch. as 1t was supposed. so
.so main line was open; but instead
,be switching crew left a freight car
,,oaed with glass chimneys projecting
oyor the track, and when the fast mail
cooe along the engine struck the car
,.or,ia,lv demoishlng It, and Its con-
,orts we're scattered for considerable
distance The engine suffered the loss
=, ite n,lot and other damages. For
nnoteIy the engine and cars remained
on the track. but the mail clerks, Who's
names could not be learned mere, were
,hrovn around In the cars with con
eiderable force but the et-ent or their
iniuries was not teegraphed the CS-
den office, MS Carlin is division poih'
and the men were cared for there.
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EVANSTON, WYO.
Death of David Reese and Nick Hcarn
Primary Gives Party.
Special Correspondence.


Evanston, Wyo., Jan 4.-David Rees.
one of the pinoeers of this country. and
an old-ume passenger engineer died
last Sunday morning of dropsy. after
long suffering. Mr.. Rees has no FAINT
~ of his own, and it is his sisters in
Wales who receive his property in this
town. He was buried by the members
of the Masonic fraternity.
Inc disastrous wreck which occurred
at Peterson on Sunday, and which re-
suited In the death of Engineer Nc
Ferley and Fireman A. +. Trask.
brought quite a shock to this commune
". While the dead men were prac-
tically new corners here, they had sue
ceeded In making many friends who
mourn their untimely fate sincerely.
New Years day was ushered in by
the usual din of the discordant whistles
OF locomotives. aided by the shop fire
siren. a skating party was INDUCED
In by some of Evanston's young people
until time TO usher in the new born
year A snow storm, which lasted all
day, helped TO give the day season.
able appearance
The sad news of the death of Nick
Hern, harness maker for Berman &
Cashin, which occurred In the Holy
Cross hospital as the result of an at
tack of typhoid fever, reached here on
Wednesday. Mr. Him leaves a wife
and two young children. 1t is expect
ed that the funeral will take place on
Sunday.
surprise party is being given this
afternoon to the officers of the Primary
association of the ward
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CHEYENNE, WYO.
SHEEP IN WYOMING.
Annual Report of Commissioners
Makes Favorable Showing.

Special Correspondence
Cheyenne. Wyo., Jan. 4.-The annual
report of the state board of sheep com
missioners. covering the year 1906 has
just been filed with Gov Brooks, and Is
an interesting compilation of figures
showing the growth of the sheep and
business in Wyoming during the past
year.
The report shows that on Jan. l.
1906. there were S475, 500 sheep in the
state, valued at $40, sol .S16. On Jan. /,
1907. there We're 4,024,560 sheep in the
state, valued at $16.104, $50. an increase
of 54SSel In sheep. and s., 202, 56i In val
uation in II months.
During the year there were exported
1,444.399 sheep and lambs, which re-
turned TO the owners total of $685.,
695,75, or $35l.S43.75 more than in 1906.
During 1906 there was exported 49,
$40, $50 pounds of wool, which returned
TO the growers total of S7,252, 225.50.
The increase I'm tonnage OF wool over
1905 was 1,Oi9, 800 pounds, and an in
crease of 1898. 225 in value.
During the u months ending Dec. 81,
1906, there were imported to Wyoming
a total of 309,597 sheep and Ii, 225 bucks
n grand total of 323S22, valued at ST.
S76, 24350. The imports of 1906 increased
over one-third over those of 1905,
The ranges of the state are now I'm
better condition than ever before and It
IL expected that, unless severe weather
should cause losses. the present year
win be the most successful for the
sheep interests in the history OF wy
omlng. This state is now second only
10 Montana. which last year produced
50, 100000 pounds OF wool. There are
nj the present time about 100000 more
sheep on the ranges OF Montana than
wyoming but another year this state
will undoubtedly eclipse the record of
Montana. Idaho is third. New Mexico
fourth and Oregon fifth.
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been made for the district court the
First judicial district of the of
Utah, In and for the county of [ ie:
Jan. l-James Mortimer vs.. Joseph
C. Jensen; Lnurena Jensen VS.. George
/. Farnes, ct al.
Jan. l5-Kathrine Arnold ct al VS..
Moses Thatcher ct al.
Jan. 17-Harris Music company, a cor
poration, VS.. Farley Smith ct AL
LAW AND MOTION CALENDAR.
Jan. 19-Joseph s. Petersen VS.. Brig
ham Young college. Passed for the
term.
Alexander Smith ct al. VS.. James
Quayle ct al. Demurrer argued.
Elias s. Kimball vs.. James Quayle ct
al. Demurrer argued.
Jennie l.. Boyle Vs. Thomas L. Boyle.
Case dismissed.
James p. Erickson VS.. Alma G. ia
cobsen. Order to show cause made.
r. A. Pool VS.. X. II. Yoshioka ct al.
Passed subject to being set for trial at
this term.
Newton Farr VS.. Logan Mining Co.
Set for hearing on Jan. Z.
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PARIS. IDAHO.
MEETINeHoUsE DEDICATED.
Bishop Robert Price Presents Beauti-
full Sacramento Service.

Special Correspondence.
Paris, Ida, Jan. 1.-The Paris Sec
ond ward conference was held Dec. 80,
1906
The stake presidency was present.
An interesting feature of the meeting
before the administration of the sacra-
nent was the presentation of beauti-
full triple plated silver sacramental SER
vice, consisting of two pitchers, three
goblets and three plates, on one of the
plates was engraved the following:
Presented to the Paris Second ward
of the Church of Jesus Christ OF Latter
day Saints by Bishop Robert Price, Jan.
/, 1907"
In the presentation address Bishop
Price alluded to former presentation
to himself by the members OF the ward
of gold watch and chain, suitably in
scribed, which he very much valued,
not so much for its intrinsic value as
for the evidence of the love which tho
people bore him. As a token OF his APP
probation and to justify bis feelings OF
love for the saints, he made reciprocal
gift, as above stated which was a COM
plete surprise not only TO the members
of the ward but to his coLnselors and
his family. not one of whom was aware
of his intention.
Stake President Joseph r. Shepherd
responded in a speech of love and APP
probation.
After the administration of the sacra-
ment President j. r. Shepherd offered
the payer dedicating the new building,
which has Just been completed, to the
service of the Lord. 1t was named the
Paris Second ward assembly hail. Thu
remainder of the day was devoted to
hearing reports of the ward organiza-
tons. presenting the authorities ana
other business incident to conference.
An excellent spirit prevailed.
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plant. Which win neccssitate spe-
cial session OF the court
A cutting soranc occurred New
Year. eve on wcst center street near
George Dash's paint store about 1890
p. m, whom Night Policeman w H.
Brown was assaulted by Cornelius
Taylor who was drunk The officer
was cut In tho arm and over the right
eye His assailant escaped.
A small fire occurred this morning
at the home of James Walton, car in
speeding foreman. 246 south Main
street caused by n burned out range,
a hole was burned through tho floor
and into the cellar Mr.. and Mr..
Walton were absent visiting In salt
Lake and Logan and the hcuse wa
IN charge of the children. The IRE.
men responded quickly to a tole-
nhcnc alarm call aud soon put out
the fire, which did hut little damage.
George w. Stranger. n prominent
roncher at American Fails. has pur-
chased the Scharman residence, on
north Garfield avenue adjoining the
residence OF Police Judge James
knowles, the consideration being 80 e
900. Mr.. Stanger appreciates the
school advantages Of Phcatello, and
wiz make this place his city residence.
and retains his holidays at American
Falls.
Petcr Hansen. tho uroprietor Of the
nancy grocery store 116 south First
street east side. has sold out to j. II.
Perkins ana wife and Miss Pearl San
ueIS me latter resigned her posi-
tlon as bookkeeper for the idaho
hacking company, to go into business
Tor herself, associated with Mr.. and
Mrs. Perkins.
Mrs. Emetia Goodwin Cathcart. has
given UP her residence in Los Angeles,
and has returned to Pocatello for
good.
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BENCH, IDAHO.
Children Made Happy--Ncw Saw Mill
Company.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Bench, Bannock Co.. Ida. Jan. g.
Winter has come at last. There is
about one foot of snow on the ground
and still showing
Christmas was u happy time for the
little folks The ward gave an enter
tainment i'm the hall with a nice pro-
gram and two large Christmas trees
loaded with presents for young and old.
After the presents were distributed the
children enjoyed themselves IN the mer-
ry dance.
Messrs. Hubbard, Hulse Har-
grove and Kirkum have purchased
new saw mill which Is running fun
BIAS. 1t is located south of Bishop j.
w Hubbard's home at the mouth of the
canyon From 10 to 90 teams go to
the canyon every day for logs TO sup
ply the mill.
Thursday night Mrs. Sadie Christen-
son presented her husband with a
bouncing baby boy.
There has been much sickness in the
community mostly among the little
folks but nothing serious.
few of the young folks from here
have gone away to school this winter
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| quarters will be established here as
| soon as possible.

quarters will be established here as
soon as possible.
FUNERALS OF CHILDREN.
Funeral services over the remains OF
the two-year-old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j +. Curtis, who died Saturday
from bronchial pneumonia, was held
yesterday In the Reorganized church
chapel. and Elder Stead, of Ogden, de-
livered the funeral sermon.
The three-weeks-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. w. Peay, who died Fri
day night, was buried Saturday after
noon from the home.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
j. G. Arundel, who broke into a d.
G. r. G. freight car in the yards here
Thursday night, waived preliminary ex-
animation on a charge of burglary
Saturday, In Justice Moons court; he
was held to the district court in default
of $500 bonds.
Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, of Pleasant
View has brought suit for divorce in
the Fourth district court against Will
lard Cole on the ground of cruelty. The
parties were married at Spanish Fork In
May, 1908
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BOISE, IDAHO.
LEGISLATIVE OFFICERS.
Selected by Republican Caucus TO be
Nominated Today.

Special Correspondence.
Boise, Ida, Jan. 6.-At a Republican
caucus of the members of the lower
house of the Legislature held this
evening, j. Frank Hunt of Bannock
county, was selected us speaker. a
position he has filed in the last two
sessions. Other nominations were
agreed upon IS follows:
Chief Clerk-Avery C. Moore of
Washington.
Assistant Chief Clerk-James H. wal
lis of Fremont.
journal Clerk--Miss Stowe of Nez
Perce.
Engrossing Clerk-Mrs. Mary Will
liams of Ada.
Assistant Engrossing Clerk-Miss
Ethel Cramer of Ada.
Enrolling Clerk-Mrs. Grace L. Fifer
of Ada
Assistant Enrolling Clerk-Miss Daft
of Blaine.
Doorkeeper-Rodney Drury of La
tab.
chaplain-Eev. r. A. McKlnty of
Ada
Janitor-Joseph Merrill of Bingham
Messenger-George Fogg.
Pages-Masters Mostley, Hannifin
and Remelmeyer of Ada.
! sergeant-at-Arms- Miles OF Koo-
+ tenai.
In the caucus of Republican senator's
DSh"toi v. ~ 4NuStHt OF luanO COun-
ty was chosen by the senate caucus as
president pro npore. The other off,
GERS selected follow:
Secretary-F. s. Wetach of Bannock.
4 Assistant Secretary--Miss Nellie Ire
ton, Ada county.
Chaplain-Rev, Il. S. Kinks of Ada.
Journal Clerk-F. A. Shaw of Cam
yon.
Enrolling Clerk-Miss Belle Lock-
man of Elmore.
Assistant Enrolling Clerk-Mrs.
Driscoll of Ada.
Engrossing Clerk-Miss sophIa
Schmidt.
Assistant Ensrossing Clerk-Mlss
| Gertrude Berry OF Lincoln.
Sergeant-at-arms-W. w. Durham.
| Fremont.
Doorkeeper-G. w. seaver of Bing-
ham.
Secretary to the President--Edna l..
Hice.
Janitor-C. w. Dayley of Cassla.
| Pages-A. Jensen of Oneida, X.
| Waldrich OF Ada
Messenger-R A, Mason of Ada.
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ROCKLAND, IDAHO
LOREN WALKER HoNoREp.
With Grand Family Rcunion--Othel
Holiday Programs.
special Correspondence

Special correspondence.
Rockland. Ida, Jan. 2.-The winter
thus far has been very mild and some
blowing has been done by the farmers
January l came In with light snow.
The holidays were one continual
round of pleasure.
Joseph Smiths birthday was cele-
brated with appropriate program by the
young men and ladies.
pleasant reunion of the Walker
family was held Dee 2s, Loren Walker.
the grandsire and guest of honor. was
born In Vermont 81 years ago. and Is in
good health al the present time lie
spent some OF his hoyhood davs 4, tho
home OF the Prophet Joseph Smith.
WN ffaHrf
smith, and he is the father OF 10 chill
dren, tne 81 ~lat- Ut 80, and the
gfeat-grandi@iner ~ - cAiIuI rn. alA.,-
tour OF his posterlty met at the home OF
his granddaughter. Mrs. May Towards
and partook OF supper. After which
all Went TO the westinghouse and invlt-
cd few friends when a very iniaresi-
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SPANISH FORK.
ALVIN LossEE SAFE AT HOME.
nard ana Eyentfri Trip Over Desert
From Las Vegas.
sleeIaI coirespor dence.

'leelal Correspor dence.
vi, np4nlsh Fork, Utah Co., Jan. al
er era lostee, who was lost track of sew
lie Gays at Las Vegas, New. reached
m me- noine mere at an early hour this
s St,' lung after hard trip over The des-
M, 're an eyentful ride ON freight ears.
an, Dung man was pretty wen tagged
nul otherwise IN good condition.
transa es claims that he asked for tho
ms,reino,llallpn at LaH Vegas as he was
ref,yaV YEA 70 do, but that the agent
hat 10 lei him have it. and lnding
mea,s was without the necessary
be declS,5 see himself home on the train
could. IT, 10 make his way the best he
VA unything on the Trim and maj ha
vas glad to get home. '' '"'' "e
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RECLAMATION SERVICE.
headquarters for Supervising and Lo-
cal Engineers Now In Provo.

Special correspondence.
Provo, Jan 7,-Dlstrict Supervising
Engineer j. II. Qulnton OF the U. S.
reclamation service, in charge of Utah
and Colorad>. and Engineer George L..
Swendsen, In charge Of the Strawberry
valley project, were here Saturday ard
made arrangements for offices for Mr..
Qunton, and the engineers an1 Ser
office force connected with the Z llvice
in Utah, it being desirable to have the
office near the works. The gentlemen
We're assisted by a committee of the
Provo Commercial club, and during the
day they selected the residence of Mrs.
Eliza A. Boren 7O5 east Center street,
for the Offices and residence for Mr..
QuintGn, who will move his family
here from Los Angeles. The building
and grounds were leased, and an option
to buy for $1,000 taken on the place.
Mr.. Swendsen leased a new residence
erected by Mrs, NJ. II. Hardy, near the
Boren place, for his family, and head
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CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Court CaIendar-County Officers to be
Installed.

Installed.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Cache Co., Jan. 6.-The regular
helni-monthly session of Logan city
council convened Jan. 2. A number OF
applications for liquor licenses were
presented and granted.
reports from the following officers OF
ely departments were filed and ac-
eepted' Electrical Inspector, fire de-
pdrIment Justice OF the peace, water
"i n,' poundkeeper, city marshal.
bllls for sundry expenditures account
Of city electrical light plant for Decein-
allowed.
me following officers of Cache coun-
= elected last November. will take up
Iae uuties OF their offices Monday noon,
S S j. S. Larsen, county clerk:
giss Sarah Merrill. county recorder
~, a. Law county attorney; Martin
o , county assessor Eugene Schaub.
roully surveyor; ]. L. McCarrey. SUI
SSsriii,tendent of district schools; t. II.
sniun sheriff John p. Toolsen, coun-
e y treasurer A. NJ lsraclsen. George
'0ui'N county commissioners.
COURT CALENDAR.
inc following setting of cases has
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MORGAN.

Farewell Reception rendered Elders
Roy and Sylvester Heincr.
Special Correspondence.
Morgan, Morgan Co, Jan. 5.--A fare
Wen party was given last evening In the
opera house In honor OF Roy HeIner ana
Sylvester Heiner. who leave Monday
for the Central and Eastern States mis-
sions respectively. The party was a
grand success. both financially and So
cially. The parting brethren viii be
given reception at the home OF Mrs.
sarah Heiner, 10 which q number Of
friends and relatives are invited.
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ELSINORE.

sunday observation-disclosures sor.nsen
sDoo N,p"Saleseins From Operation.
special Correspondence.
DAYS nass, SEWER Co., Jan. 5.-,rhe holi-
priysi,ea s s very quietly. Dancing ana
lions. s'c'aiH being the only recrea-
teachers V eol teachers attended the
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BOXING MATCH
Ogden January 9th.

Excursion via Oregon Short Line
Round trip S1-O0. Special train at 1880
?, m. Cyclone Thompson VS. Maurice
Thompson. Twenty rounds. Seats on
sale at Stickney's Cigar store.
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Farmers. mechanics, railroads, la
borers rely on DR.. Thomas Electric
Oil. Takes the sting out of cuts. burns
or bruises at once. Pain cannot stay
where Il is used
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James Sorensen. who was recently OPP
Holy Cross hospital. is rapidly con-
valescing.
A number OF children are III with
pneumonia.
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PARK CITY.
Burial of James S. Alien-Painful
Mine Accident.

Mine Accident
Special Correspondence.
Park City. Jan. 4.-James S. Allen.
one of the old timers of the camp. was
buried from the Catholic church Thurs
day.
S. II. Radon, reporter for the Park
Record, is out again after long siege
with pneumonia.
Mrs. Sarah j. Rasband. president of
the Relief society, is around again, after
two weeks illness.
j. b. Allen, foreman at the Uintah
Treasure Hill mine, had his left hand
crushed at the mine today.
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Don't think that piles can't be cur
ed. Thousands of obstinate cases have
been cured by Doan's Ointment. so
cents at any drug store.