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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-21

WEEK OF socIALs.
missionary Welcome - Bridge Over
Snake Rtve1--News Briefs.

Special COrrespon
Shelley. Ida. March I5.---Ihe past
week has been one of social enjoy
ment Monday night the people met
N the hall. bringing baskets filled with
good things. abe cause of their coming
together was to- welcome home Elder
Joseph Walker, who had been laborimg
as a missionary for rs months ia the
southern States mission. a very pleas
ant time was spent In songs. recitations.
"reminiscences etc, This was repealed
on Wednesday evening. This, however.
was farewell reception shown to Geo
f. Shelley and family, who leave
this morning to- take UP their abode In
their former place of residence, Amer
lean Fork. They Will be missed from
this community. Mir Shelley haYing
flled In an ecclesiastical way many inn
porsant positions, such as high council
or, Sunday school supernt endenI SEM
ior class teacher In The Y. M M I. A.
all of which positions he flled with
honor He was also manager of the
Shelley Mercantile company business.
Mrs Shelly was treasurer of the RELIEF
society Tonight the RELIEF society win
give ball.
Bishop T. f, Shelley and family are
expe cted home today from Mexico,
where they have been viewing the coun-
try,
Joseph Smith and Miss Jennie Snow
ball We're united In marriage this weels
Soren Jorgensen has been Installed
as local manager OF the Shelley Mer-
camille company store
A bridge is to he built across the
Snake river connecting Shelley and
W0odville. This was decided on al a
meeting of the county commissioners.
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WESTON, IDAHO.
COMMERCIAL CLUB LAUNCHED.
Mrs \. p. Nielsen Suffers Painful NC
cident----Other News BtN,Ys.
specIal Correspondence

TpFCldl correspondence.
Weston. oneida Co. March 15.-Nirs.
L. j. Nelson met with a very painful
accident in the darkness, by falling
down the front door steps OF her home
der leg was broken at the knee, but
she is doing nicely at present
AT mass meeting held In the eMeston
Westinghouse. committee was an
pointed TO wait upon the o. s. l.. off,
CLANS, TO ask .tor q depot. About 900
bushels of wheat is raised and shipped
FROM this point annually.
The town boasts OF n 65-barrcl grist
mall, which Is running regularly, also
three mercantile houses two blacksmith
shops. two country inns, and hotel Is
projected. Negotiations are also UNI
der way for a drug store,
bitches are being pushed "a compile
ton connecting with the Oneida Canal.
Some real estate IL changing hands.
Adam Campbell sold "a 100 acre farm for
s5, 500 10 J Il. Nielsen.
Farmers here have contracted to nut
in about 500 acres OF bcets FOR the To-
gan factory,
A commercial club, orga nized last
night ThoS. Preston Is president j. p
Nielsen vice president, Wesley Fideld
secretary.
Nominations for village trustees for
the coming two years were made at
mass meeting Of citizens last night.
The election Is to he held April 2.
The stork visited Peter Jscobsen's
home leaving a boy; Carl NeIsen's was
blessed with girl, There have been
eight births since Christmas
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PLEASANT GROVE.
WALKER FAMILY REUNION.
Descendants of IIOnored Pioneer Com.
memorate His Birthday.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Pleasant Grove. Utah Co.. March 16
The Walker family held their an.
nual reunion March 49, 1907, that be-
ing the eighty-seventh anniversary OF
the late pioneer Henson Walkers
birthday. The evening was very pleas
nntly spent, program and dainty
luncheon being the features
Henson Walker WAS born March 13
1890, at Manchester, New York when
ne was 15 years old he with his par
ents moved to Michigan, In April p.
1880 he was baptized into the Mormon
church and later moved 10 Nauvoo
ILL.,. where he became well acquaint.
ed with Joseph Smith He was maj
or Of tho Nauvoo Legion and mem
Der as long as II lasted,
When the Mormon Battalion Wa
formed ne volunteered to defend the
llag. TIe WAS. however released from
that service but In the spring OF IS47
he WAS called to be one OF that inn
mortal 1t3 pioneers He was onr
~ the youngest OF that company helng
but 81 years old July 20, 1Sa7, he, IN
company with others OF the pioneer
rarity wended his way into Great
salt Lake valley The following dag
President Young and the remainder o.
the company arrived Father Walker
was the iHrst Bishop OF Pleasant Grove.
ana acted as mayor for 10 years He
lied Jan "a. 1914 His wife survives
him also 20 children. 100 Rrandchll-
l1ren and 1S great grandchildren.
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WILL HELP FAIR ASSOCIATION.
Commercial Club WIZ Lend It's lnli't-
ence--New Manager for u. G. NJ l.

Commercial Club WIZ Lend its lh1'i-
ence--New Manager for H. G. NJ l.
Special Correspondence,
Provo. March 21.-At the meeting OF
the Commercial club held last evening,
the matter of creating an interest
among the people In the work OF the
county fair proposition. was quite gem
orally discussed and the following COM
mite was elected TO assist the County
Fair association directors: j. w ~
Whltecotton, James Cloye and WIN y
Rydalchs~
The following new members We're add
nited; r. w. Brewerton, FRANKLIN
Spencer, Jr. and W. III, Lee,
CHANGE IN q. G. M. I. MANAGE.
MENT.
i. o. Taft who for several years has
been the manager OF the u, G. NJ, l.
branch here, ana who has worked the
business Up to big proportions, mas re-
signed TO take effect June !, Nr, TAFT
win move TO Salt Lake and devote his
attention TO his mining and other per-
honal business interests He VIII pc
sllcceeded by Fred D. Classify OF Arnerl-
can Fork. AN experienced business man
ut present with the Chapman Merctn-
OLD FOLKS ENTERTAINED,
The old folks OF the ilrst ward We're
entertained In the ward Social hali
yesterday, a hne program OF rnuslc.
song, readings, and speeches was
rendered and sumptuons dinner
served
SUITS FILLED.
Royal ]. Daw has tlled eotnpla Int
In the Fourth district court against
T. j.. Mecham, charging defendant
with the unlawful conversion OF ~
sheep, the property OF plaintiff ana
asking for Judgment IN the sum OF
1905, the value Of The sheep
George O. Scott has commenced, SUI !
In the Fourth district court aSs'ns'
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program was rendered, consisting OF
songs. recitations and words OF encpur-
ageinent from President Grant OF the
stake presidency and others, who were
present.
The quarterly conference of the Da-
Wis stake win be hello In the East Boun-
tful tabernacle Saturday and Sunday,
March 2S-sl
The Religion classes in West Bounti-
ful meet weekly with a fairly good att
tendance, and much interest Is shown
by teachers and pupils,
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LISTEN

And remember the next time you SUITE
from paln-Ca used by damp Weather
when your head nearly bursts frcm neu
Halgia--tTy Billiards. Snow Eminent
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ed yOur 1infDfnt Previous To- useing n
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ana Neuralgia | am pleased 10 say nor
i ami fras from these complaints, | ana
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DANGERS OF PNEUMONIA.

a cold at this time II neg ieCtsd Is liza
HE TO cause pneumonia which Is so oStes
fatal, and even when the patient has rec
overcd the lungs are weakened, making
them peculiarly susceptible TO the devel
Opment OF consumption, Foley's Honey
strengthen the lungs and prevent pueu
mOnia. La Grippe coughs Weld quickly
to the wonderful curative qualities OF Fo-
leys Honey and Tar. There Is nothing
else "iust as good Sold by E. j, HE
ptug Co.
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CURES OLD SORES.

westmoreland, kans May o. lSO2: BAL.
lard Snow Llniment CO.. Your Show Linl.
ment cured an old sore on the side OF my
The sore was stubborn and would not
yield to treatment until tried Snow Lin
fmert which did the work in short or.
der MY sister, Mrs. Sophia J, Carson, AL
tnlstrusts that IL is a cancer. Please send
her q E0r. bottle Sold by z, c. NJ l. Drug
Dept, ll2 and Tia South Main ST, B
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HERMAN.
DEMISE OF MRS. ALICE CRANE.
Veteran of Pioneer Days Goes 10 Her
Rest,
So elaI Correspondenee.

Spec Correspondence
Herriman, March 13.-A1Ts- Alice
Crane, wife of former Bishop Crane,
died OF cancer al her home on the 1lth
inst Deceased was born at Rose val
ley. near Pembroke, South Wales, Jan.
s. 1884: WAS baptized In lS55 and came
10 America In 1851; married 10 James
Crane April s. 1858, at Iowa City, and
came to Utah in Bishop Keser and
Joseph w Young's company I'm 1852
She resided In Salt Lake county IS
years part of the time Ia Salt Lake
City, Big Cottonwood Sugar House
ward, and later In Hcrrlman, whore she
resided IS years. She was good neigh
Dor, a kind friend and q devoted Lat
ter-day Saint being an energetic work.
or IN Relief society work. Improve
ment work and in other directions. The
funeral was held In the Hartman ward
house, and the following lifelong
friends spoke enthusiastically Of her
worthy life; w, II, Freeman GeorE e
Miller Almcn Butterheld. Zacharfah
Butterfield. j. s. II. Bodell, Bishop r, s.
Crane, A 7, ButtertieId and Bishop
Thomas Butterfield.
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GARDEN CITY MONIES.
woRKEp LIKE a cHAR,l.

Mr. u. N. walker. editor OF that
splcy Journal, the Enterprise, Louisa,
Va, says II ran a nah IN my foot Iasi
week ard at once applied l3ncklen's Ar
tbe salve simply healed the wound"
Hoals sores. burns and skin diseases.
Guaranteed AT z. c. NJ l. Drug Store.
abC.
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WOODS CROSS,

Relief Society Annlversars--QnartcrIy
Conference March ss-2t at Bounilful,
Special correspondence
Moods cross. Davis Co, March 49,
The members OF the Relief society OF
the West Bountiful ward held their am
nual day Sunday. March IT. A tine
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REA VEH CITY.
FUNERAL OF I. M. PATTERSON
Who Met His Death in the Hickory
AIlne--Rcller Society Day.
speeial Confessed den ce

Special CORRESPONDENTS,
Beaver City, Beaver Co. March ~
Fun eral services were held yesterday In
;he Westinghouse under the direction of
Bishop Samuel %. White, Jr over the re.
mains Of Thomas NJ, Peterson, who was
accidentally killed ON Sunday last at the
Old Hickory 1niue. he was standing on a
plank over a shaft when a rock fell from
above, breaking the plank, and the de-
ceased fell 40 his death He was born
Aug. %. 1850, and was tho son of Ed
ward and Martha Harriet DcanS Pattee-
SON and he was born in Beaver City,
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After tho Hetv1ces retire Shments wore
served to ell present, "A wen patroulged
dance In the evening finished very On
joy0hIo day,
The present month has been exceeding
" stormy nearly two feet Of wet SHOW
blowing foT the past two days and nights
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occasion. A ine program WIS ably ron
dercd, The hlshopric ~ she ward. also
President n S, Gowafs. lwho has been
20 seriously NJ ately1, mcs with the fis-
tera and spoke words ~ encoura cement
and praise 70 the noble band OF Relief
wonderful work they are Accomplishing.
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RELIEF socrETY DAY.

The Relief societies OF the Beaver East
and West wards held their annual SER
afternoon commemorative OF the organs
zation Of the "Female Relief Society" by
The Prophet Joseph Smith on March II
iSi?. The program was appropriate to the
OCCASION, and was carried out with inter
est under the direction OF Stake Presl
lent Mrs, Cedaressa C, Shepherd,
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James II. Ginger and Mary Ginger to
compel the delivery OF "a deed from
defendants 10 plaintiff for certain
piece of land in Lake View alleged to
have been purchased ny plaintiff form
defendants IN 1852 and since then oe-
cupled by'him-
WEDDING BELLS
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 the following couples;
Isaac il. t.Osee. OF Mammoth and
Rookie Young or FairNiuw.
I. ". Rees OF Mammoth, and Ada
Thomas OF Eureka. Thiv couple were
married by County Clerk Gee,
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
L. vs.. Lund OF Pleasan Grove has
Just received large shipment OF fine,
pure-bred draft and coach stations. He
has placed one LUtteuT. an imported
perchoron, with a company formed In
this city,
Anafew Hardy and Fred samuelson
engaged In A fight at tho Grand rostaur-
amt Tuesday evening and we're arrested.
Yesterday they each entered q plea OF
guilty TO nEhtlng and were fined $40
zach In Justice Moons court
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GRANTS WILLIE.
DISASTROUS BLAZE,
Home or stephen $, Worthington De-
stroyed by Fire--stHke Conference.

Special Correspondence.
Granlsyllle, Tooele Co, March ls,--
-unday March ~, the residence ana
eltbuldlngs OF Stephen s.. Worthlng-
Ion piece were destroyed by fire. The
quarterly conferences Was IN session and
me family were all IN attendance, The
house Is some distance from tho ward
neetlnghouss, and It WAS only by
chance that some one passing noticed
Inc smoke and notified the family ny
Inc time Mr. WOrthington reached
horne. nothing could be saved except
a few documents, The plano and some
furniture some money was also lost
No cause as 10 the origin OF the IRE
can be ascaEtalned. as The family stale
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Many business men are shortsighted
In not looking into things They are
daily losing money by moi adopting the
great I1Ollister Rocky Mountain Tea
system. Makes them well and keeps
them We'll SIS cents. 2. c. M. 1. Drug
Dept. liz & ia So. Main.
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/ oday 5 Ogden News

boy n1atlased 10 make his way back
home and a physician Was called to
dress the injury which was pronounced
painful but not serious.
NEW CASES OFF ptRHrHERIA
Several new cases OF dlphtheria have
developed In Ogden during the past
few days and steps are being taken to
prevent an epidemic OF the disease,
Two OF the new cases are In the family
of Warren Corey and-c Is at the homo
Of Henry Malan.
SUIT FOR $4,000 DAMAGES.
M. l.. Evans, by his guardian ad Item
Marie Evans win Ale within the next
few days In the Fourth district court
OF Nevada, complaint against the
Southern Pacific company in which
damages will he asked Cor In the sum
81 $4,000. The complaint Will alega
that the plaintiff was employed by the
defendant company and while working
at willard, BoSelder county assisting in
loading steel rails he was injured
through >the carelessness of the conn
pany. The accident over which the ac-
tion arose occurred Feb. "a 1907.
SALT LAKE GIRL WEEDS NEW
YORKER
George q. Anderson, of Troy, N. Y.
ant N.iss G.lsr. ~. Gus ntaJ III ,tcnr'sH
tsan", w. N"' s''''-'' 81 ''N
FUNERAL OF E. i. STEPHENS, JR,
The funeral OF Ernest r. Stephens,
~, was mel" az vac s,eCoto Ms.u L.
lhghohse at O'clock yestet nay a1pl
LOOT Allu was Va. 60 srs",.,r..rs
hptnoer ot ofautlA"l lIolH nv ~ ,, 'Is
49, '-Vi- "lD ,Ii.iS "a 49, , Ts;.hn,,
Robert McQuarrie The ward choir
Ie.HelS" ,s,,,, sil st,,, Inv
1s ), ~, ,., ,,.h. s,,,n-
liz, N.aI 80, ti, ~ ~ d%,en@ed
~ ra. sog' ce,,To,t,,r words a. the
1,s .'y,ai ~. ider,. ToIn ~ F,flIs
snd TnNn Mcr1uarr,e potriaroh q; ~
a,.l,j, 49, ~ EtsH Ntc6Sarrte Rtsryai
S..,s -, ~ rtn'N l., s%a o;,,, = cr,n5rr,,
"s' "'''ue "a '''1 e'''
DEATH OF GEO. S. CON
os ,r. o, c.ar.r. 6 cav
=. ukuen, MalSn nr NJ 49, =? Nc
qIeN az 'rs mo VI tns t srn
Lamp, al west soSi Si,,s ,S NIL a.
Ing from genera deniIE, me aei
Seaseu was na i've ~ L-Ste'" , -riln
%as "eIl SHOWN Ia ms e'ut.''I .i,a,,
luneral VIII pc held ItoIl itie ltat e I'm
uh9eI laehins paEiols a,, ~ - p,"Sh 'rt 1Tv ~,
utNeS aItethoSp' Ing T''sAtL WI ~
open 70 friends ana LeEltlEes az .ile
undertaking parlSTs SATURDAY to ore
noon. Burial Will be mace an tAe
city cemetery
ADAM ECrLES GETS DIVORCE.
On charge Of cruelty Adam l1ccles
was granted a divorce IN tne disetice
COURT yesterday from ms Wl1e f-llZS-
beth Eccles. Adam declared mat the
defendant had slapped nltn ana "ener-
wise handled him roughly hence the
charge of cruelty
taT91E,ES ANn pF7pSoN
T. j. Riesel 4 Co. filed a complaint
In the district court yesterday against
George r, PenN in which they seek
to recover S9Sals alleged TO be due
on n bill of goods sold 10 the defend
ant by the plaintiffs.
j. w. Carrigan has commence
In the municipal court At Peterson,
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TOOEI.E.
REL1Er SOCIETY," FESTIVAL


Special Correspo ndence,
Tooele- Tooelc Co, March l9.--The sixty
fifth anniversary Of the organization Of
he Relief society was celebrated hero
Yesterday In the Relief Society hall a
large crowd assembled to do h Z or 20 tho
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We have just received n new sup
ply OF fancy wedding stationery. Cali
and see samples.
TIE DESERET NEWS.
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blowing as yet on account OF the excess
of moisture.
The sugar cOmpany's field agent Is busy
taking contracts fcS bcets and II looks
ms IL the acreage Will either have to be
cut or more factories built, Japanes cor
tractors ARE also taking contracts ToT
The sugar company Is makinr prepara-
lions to make more Improvements GA
their land near the factory. a number q
houses viii bc built and other improve
ments made.
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Gus points along the river and remained
on duty during the night to report the
n1st SIGNS Of any danger that might
arise.
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INDUSTRIAL CLUB.

Some Of the leading mcn Of the towr
met on Friday last and organized an I'm
dnstrIal club through which thoy hope t.
get better aceommod atoms for the benefit
OF the community IN different business dl.
rectlons.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

delivery lsundny esedl eents
ayunents
WORKS North ST. Phone Ind se-a
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LEWISTON.
WILL BOND FOR 100000 SCHOOL.
Room IA Beet Growing--Funcral of
Mrs.. young--rndusuiu Club.

Special N0TTtfTllNVVIlVV7
I.ewlston, Cache ca, March l9--Ralny
ine faruneIs have been able 10 do any
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FUNERAL OF MRS. YOUNG.

Services over the remains Of Elixabsth
Young were held In the tabernacle this
morning Consollng remarks were mad
hy "a number Of speakers. The deceased
was nearly - years OF age. and emlgrateC
from England over - years ago, She was
an earnest, energetic woman and set an
example OF Integrity faith and love Oh
the truth worthy the emulation 81 ever
one. She leaves one daughter here 4
mourn her demise. The rest OF the MEM
bers OF this family are Ia England
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Wild BOND FOR $1,000 SCHOOL.

An election was held in the Lewiston
school dlstricI yesterday for me purpose
Of deciding the question OF bonding the
district 10 obtain means 10 erect a s9D0u
school building, The result Of the eIec.
ton was an overwhelming majority In
favor OF bonding, 80 we expect 10 sce
the building completed this year
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THE pESERET NEWS,
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George O. Anderson OF Troy, N. Y.
and Miss Ellen NJ. Csustafson of Salt
Lake, We're yesterday granted a license
10 marry.
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FUNERAL OF E. L. STEPHENS, JR
pEATn Oh GEO. S. COM

Ogden, March 21---George S. Cox
died at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Lamb at West Weber yesterday MORN
ing from genera debility. The de.
ceased was a native of England and
WAS well known in this county The
funeral will be held from the Larkin
undertaking parIoTs. at i o'clock Sat
urdey afternoon The casket Will be
open to friends and relatives at the
I'm deTt-aking parlors Saturday fore
noon. Burial will be made in the
city gefnorary
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ADAM EccLEs GrTs DIVORCE.

on a charge of cruelty Adam Ecces
was granted a. divorce in the district
court Yesterday from his wife Eliza
beth Eccles. Adam declared that the
defendant had slapped him and other
oh arsrn Df rrrtialty
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FARGO Schools.

The public schools of Fargo are en-
gagged in work which all agree is of
the highest Importance to our city
This work, however, cannot be done as
1t ought to be done without the in
telligent and sympathetic cooperation
of all the peoples. The nature and ex-
tent of the burdens and responsible
ties which members of the school
board have to bear, together with the
arduous and pains-taking work of the
superintendent, principals and teach
ers are matters about which a great
many of our people know but little
To aid in arousing more general
interest in the work Of our public
schools DR.. Beard has arranged to
have this as the subject Of the regular
Wednesday night meeting this week
at the First Congregational church.
The speakers will be ex- Mayor Sweet,
Hon. John ID. Benton, A B. Lee Esq,
and Judge Charles f. Amidon. The
meeting will begin at 1880. The public
is invited.
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new A. c. BOARD MEETS.
Extensive Building and Repair Plans
Are Under Discussion--Nugent
Both Secretary and Treasurer.

Plans for improvements demanding
the expenditure Of $4,000 are being
discussed by the new agricultural col-
lege board at its first session today.
The proposed changes include the
overhauling OF the main building at
the college and the Involvement of
its sanitary condition, The rebuilding
of the armory so that It's floor space
will be doubled, together with the
erection of the new flour testing mill,
putting a new roof on Frances hall
and the moving of two buildings The
music building is to be moved to "a
new site west aud north of the chem
ical building, the armory is to be NOV
ed to site north and west of the main
building
The board organized today by elect
ing George Hollister president and G..
E. Nugent secretary Mr.. Nugent was
also chosen treasurer of the college,
succeeding l.. b. Hanna in that posi-
ton. The members of the board pres
ent at the meetinng were; B. N Stone
of LaMoure, l.. N. Wallin, Washburn;
Clark w. Kelly, Devils Lake; James
Radford Warren H. r. Hartman,
Page; George HOLSTER, Fargo, and c.
ID. Nelson, Mayville.