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MISSIONARY REUNION

Tho following special meetings and
conference reunions viii be held dur
ing the period known as Conference
week.
Friday. oct. i-Eeuuiou of Bir-
minCham saints and elders In Pioneer
stake hall. one and one half blocks
west Of Main on Fifth South street
Tho Norwich conference semi-an-
uual reunion. az Tenth ward meeting
house, corner Eighth East and Fourth
South street. az p. No. Elders and
saints cordially invited t1 attend.
The somi-annual reunion Of fho
western states mission COLORADO mis-
sionl win be held iu room On. Rric-
ham Young Memorial hall at $50 Do.
m. All missionaries. saints and
friends are cordially invited Co De
present
a reunion or returned missionaries
and saints Of the London conference
VIII be- held in room 80. Young Mem
orial building at 100 Communion
lions should be addressed 90 &. GUS
worth. Pc lvcrsOn avenue. salt Lake.
The elders and saints Of the Ccn-
trail States mission viii hold a reunion
in the Eleventh ward meotiughouso
Con- Of Eighth East and First SOUTH.
at 3, ~. All arc Invited
saturday. Oct. 5-Mauchester COM
florence elders and saints are invited
To attend a supper coucor. and ball I'm
the Eleventh ward mocUughOusc. cor
uer Eighth East and First South.
The Newcastle conference somi-au-
uuil reunion viii DE held iu Barratt
hall. at p. oil. Elders and saints are
cordially invited 20 Doe present
REUNION Of the Grimshy conference.
iu the Nineteenth ward meaGncuouse.
Take Center street car and alight at
Fourth North. Program followed by
dance. Business meeting at 8
70 'clock sharp.
The Norwegian missionary society
viii hold their semi-annual reunion
iu the Fourteenth ward assembly
oroms. An excellent program has
been prepared.
The Swedish returned missionary
society extends a hearty invitation 20
all missionaries and Saints from Swe-
den 10 join In social TO be given In
Pioneer stake hail. 1926 west Fifth
south. (Secord West streetcar) pm
Program and refreshments.
Reunion Of The sheffield elders and
saints no the Thirteenth ward assem-
bly, hall, 40. 1873 East second South
street. a good program viii be rem
dered. Refreshments will be served.
All are cordially invited-S p. m.
sunday. Oct. 0--Ziou's Samoan as
sociatiou viii hold It's reunion Ia the
j. Young Memorial building AT sac
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Jack frost swooped down upon this
section a few days ago and nut an
end 10 growth Of vegetation. The
potato crop viii be very short and
high prices for the tubers will prevail
Ffult is "a luxury only to be had by
purchase from other parts
NEW S. $. SUPERINTENDENT
Yesterday conference was held of the
Monroe wards. JOS $. Horne OF the
stake presidency and other stake Of
hcers were present. The only change
made was the appointement of Orson
Magleby as sunday school superin-
Iendeut Z. u. Jensen having 10 re-
sign because Of labors in the seventies
quorum.
Mary Magleby was slightly injured
Two days ago by the upsetting of
The Monroe Consolidated oil com
pany has been incorporated with 90
stockholders with the following Of
Ncers' i, j. Gukes. president. or
Nicholson. secretary and Joseph II
Erickson, =. ID. Jensen, Joseph Vi lon
son, directors. The company has To-
Gated 4,4SO acres OF very PROMISING
on ground in Garfield county. abouf
90 miles south east of Fruita. WAYNE
county way 'o
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on sunday Sept 20. 1907. at 10 n. M,
iN ihc hirh priesthood room " the
s'hNe hall an members Of tho uuor-
uih cue requested TO note the date.
DAVID MCKENZIE.
HUGH WATSON,
JAMES LEATAHM.
Quorum Presidency
Ihc high priesta' quorum OF the Salt
Lake stake VIII meet On tho Severn
lt'ufn ward assembly hall. at no o.. m..
sunday sept 90. 1907.
WILLIAM ASPER,
President
RODNEY G.. BADGER.
Second Counselor.
Pioneer stake NJ. J. a. convention
i1 Do hold at stake house Sunday.
-.nt %. 1907. first session ~ tho
y Dung men at 40 O.. m.. conjoint scs-
.'ns aI and $50 b, M.
EDWARD II. EABDLEY.
President.
EpHRAIM BJORKLUND,
Secretary
THO high priests quorum OF Liberty
s.ah. viii hold It's regular monthly
meeting at the Second ward meeting
house next Monday night Sept 800. Ht
o'clock instead Of the regular night
cop account OF conference.
JOSEPH KEDDINGTON.
MILFORD WOODRUFF JB.
j. p. n. McALLlSrEB.
Presidency.
Tho quarterly conference Of tho lose
sop priesthood Of the salt Lake stake
VIII be held IN the sixteenth ward
Westinghouse. at 1880 p. M. Monday.
.rt 80. 1907.
NEPHI T.. MOORIS.
GEORGE r.. EMERY.
EDWARD IT. ASHTON.
Stake Presidency.
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EPHRAIM
NEW SCHOOL BUILDING

Anhor-on-Jcn-on Nuptinls-M. ! 4.
Omccr,-llclicf society Conference.
Special Correspondence.
Ephuim. Saupete Co., Sept 20-Last
"wednesday Ephraim Jensen ana Marie
Anderson of this city We're united m
the holy bonds of matrmOny in the
Mauu temple. They viii make Logan
ihcir future home.
a SEW SCHOOL BUILDING.
The work has been started on the new
district schoolhOuse. 10 is 90 boz an
is-room building. aud is 90 be- built OF
white brick
49, j A. OFFICERS.
The y. a. n. J. A. of both wards
have been organized With the following
officers.
south wand. Thomas r. Thomson.
PRESIDENT with Rasmus Hanson aud
George sorerson, couisclorsi Edgar
Jenfon. secretary and treasurer.
North ward, James Wlllurdson, prosl-
dent. with Joseph Nelson and George
Jorgenson. counselors, and Ellis Isaac
sln. secretary and treasurer.
Thc Young Ladies of the North ward
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SUITS IN DISTRICT COURT.
Divorce Wanted-Suits ON a Bond
X. ;. Campbell Improving.

Special Correspondence.
Logan. Sept 25.-Robert s Camp
ben s Improving daily. and IL Is ex-
iecied that his son Serge viii accom-
AnY him 20 the Pacific coast the lat
part OF this week. The wounds
Age healed over and his mental con-
t.0n the doctors say. has very ma
1ally improved.
Emma S. Parry has filed suit in tho
'sinct court for divorce from her
husband. John M. Parry. alleging that
be as failed 10 supply her with the
fsesarles Of life for the past four
jan Mrs. Parry asks for the GUS
llg Of their three minor children,
AH attorneys fees and other relief.
slit has also been filed in the dis
hl court against the Cache Valley
helA.ng company by the Logan City
ielo9l board 10 compel payment of
eleek for 1850 given by George Bar
ltl Tor John Barrett. The check
-ss grOn as guaratnee that John Bar
l,N would carry out his contract for
wnpieting an addition being built
me Woodruff school and contained
le notation that Il was only good
% hours" The cntract was not
.AHcl out and the school board.
l9lsh this suit, seeks TO compel the
NuN io pay the forfeit check. The
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bank refused TO do 80 on account Of
the notation on the check. preferring
10 do so under the authority OF "a court
decision.
OCTOBER JURY LIST.
Jurors for the October term OF the
First district court have been selected
as follows.
Logan-F. j. Marshall. Welsey
Jacques. Adelbcrt Bell. John IA. An
derson. Moses Holt William j. An
drew. A. NJ. Fleming. w. n. Apper-
ley. Andrew Anderson. William Ath-
ay. William M0rreu Hyrum Hayball.
Arthur BatesOn, n. T.. Emisc, William
Anleck. Arthur Games r. w. Hurst.
Charles BAIT.
Wellsville-B Benjamin Cooper. Geo.
II. Murray. Henry Games.
Hyrum-Edwin j. HaWs, II. II. Pet
erfen, ". A. Mcbride. John c. Lar
son.
Smithheld-William billiard. Rob-
ert Griffith, A. j. Beveldge.
Hyde Park-Milliam follett Wall
etcr Hawks Isaac Jorgensen.
Mendon-James II. Bird.
Providence-Cdrl G. Johnson Ed
ward G. smith.
Clark ston--Jossph Dahle.
At Sterliug--John w Deacon.
Ariel II. Caron left Sunday for CHI
cago. whore he will enter the Univer-
sity OF Chicago.
s. A. Langton, Jr.. has gone 90
complete his course Bon dentistry at the
Northwest Dental college at Chicago.
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on Monday oct 2. there viii be- "A
testimony meeting in Barratt hail. COM.
mencing at II o'clock q. M. NJ is
.!opeU tnat there VIII be % representa-.
tive from every stake orrauisafi,,, rf
thc society. and "a large Attendance of
The members.
Tho first presidency VI tho Church.
apostles. patriarch. council of seventy
bishops and other brethren. also the
sisters ot the " T.. M. T. A. and Pill
mary association. ore invited tn at
tend the conference.
bATHSUEBA W. SMITH
General President
ANNIE TAYLOR HYDE.
IDA sMOOr DUsENRwERY.
C0uusclOrs.
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FOUNTAIN GREEN.
SCHOOLS IN NEW BUILDING.
Educational Mecting-Water System
On the Tapis-Typhoid Cases.

Special Correspondence.
Fountain Green. Sanpete Co.. sept "a
The public schools opened yesterday,
the 23rd inst, in the new school build
ing. which has just been completed.
There were lSS pupils the first session.
In the afternoon a general education
al meeting was held. attended by the
public Supt. A. L. Miner, Joseph Y.
Jensen and Thomas Beal Of tho Snow
academy faculty were present and
spoke on educational subjects.
The Fountain Green school building
has been erected at cost OF $4,000 and
g. pronounced a fnc and commodiOus
building II will accommodate 400 pu-
pills. There are five teachers engaged
al present, viz; G. J.. Despair. princi-
pal. with O. l.. Despair. Carry Oldroyd
Mary Jacobsen and Elillian Hansen,
teachers.
several cases OF typhoid fever pre-
vail here. but no deaths So far.
The farmers are busy gathering their
crops. and thrpshing has begun. Crops
are fairly good, although very late. The
first killing frost occurred on the night
OF sept IS. which nippcd corn. pota-
toes and all tender vines. lucern. etc.
Fountain Green Is now talking about
putting in a water system
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Fatally Injured by Accidental
Discharge OF His Gun
Tuesday Last.
,EATH OF MRS. BREWSTER.
railroads and Yardmaster Sued for
Obsructing Trafiic--o. 5. l.. Loses
Damage Sult--Weddings.

ogden. Sept 26.-Friend Stone. for
-er resident OF ogden, died yesterday
~mning at Elko, New, from the effects
an accidental gunshot wound re-
rived on Tuesday night last.
Mr.. stone was a special agent for
M Southern Pacific at Carlin. New. on
rsssday night he was crawling under
I, car In the yards there when bis pis-
hi caught on one Of the rods and was
r1ed out OF its holster 1t fell on tho
"A and was discharged. The bullet
,ecd through his abdomen He was
slen to- Elko for treatment, arriving
n a very weak condition. He grew
rorse until yesterday morning. when
N died
Upon receipt Of a telegram containing
BE- news Of his death, A. ]. Stone Of
Isls city left for Elko yesterday and
.gumed with the body last night.
Funeral services viii be held Sun
isv 40 o'clock from the Mound Fort
-eetlugh0usc. The remains can be
iewed saturday afternoon and Sunday
morning up to 1 o'clock at the under
skinc parlors Of Barkin & Sons. The
order of Eagles, of which deceased was
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Sparks has been increased by the ar
rival Of a daughter.
Prof Lund will give a grand concert
I'm the Sixth ward Westinghouse this
evening. The proceeds VIII go to the
ward house fund.
Silas ID. Smith. formerly OF Snow
fake. Arizona, now located on the Tim
tab reservation, has moved To Provo for
the winter to give his children the op-
portunity to attend the Brigham Young
university.
Miss Nina Houston. deputy county
clerk. has returned from her home in
American Fork. where she has been an
for some days.
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TEMPLE NOTICES.

The salt Lake temple win close on
Friday. oct. Q, ANA reopen on Tuesday,
oct. S. JOSEPH +. SMITH.
The s.. George temple win close on
Friday evening. sept "a. 1907. and
reopen on Tuesday. oct. IS. 1907.
DAVID IA. CANNON.
President.
The Manu temple win close Friday
evening Sept. =, ANA reopen on We'd
nesday, oct .. 1907.
LEWIS ANDERSON.
Logan temple win close FOR general
conference and repairs ou oct and
reopen on oct. 80. 1901
WILLIAM BULGE.
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PARADISE.
Sudden Death Of Child-SchooIs Com
mcnce October 30.

Special Corr spondence.
Paradise, Cache Co, Sent 90 a
sad and sudden death occurred in the
nome Of ID. NJ. Bickmore THURSDAY,
last Their youngest child. Merrill
was apparently quite well al Q o'clock
DO the afternoon Of Wednesday and
thc next morning 10 died after havinf-
heen IN commissions most of the night.
ne attending physician aud nurses
say the little folloWgmust have eaton
something that poisoned him Fun
elal services We're held in the meet
inghouse, sept "a. where.a large cor-
gresauon OF sympathizinc friends and
relatives met 10 condole with the be-
reavcd and show their respects. The
choir furnished sweet music. The
speakers were $. j. Holbrook. John
ii. Gibbs Andrew Peterson. @. l..
Olsen. and Bishop p. o. Hansen
The farmers have been very busy
harvesting and thr'shiug their boun-
tcous crops. Beet and vegetable dig
ging, frul. picking, dairyTng. etc.
Keep every hand employed from early
an late every day
The town has been improving the
streets and the county is making bet
ter roads for wet weather Barns.
houses. sheds etc. have been building
and an era Of progress seems TO pre-
vail
schools win commence sept 80.
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Beck LOTTO Larsen and Frances Whis-
ker Tor the main school and Miss
Mabel Blown for the branch school az
Austin
The hum OF the harvosicrs has given
place 10 that Of the steam threshor
which has "a steady job for some time
Go come. The grain crop iF fairly 5000.
much OF 10 Is already DAB che DIN.
The farmers are busy gathering the
beet crop. which is quite extensive but
not quite az heavy 1s last year. due
90 late spring frosts. which neDessi-
lated Irplaiufiug.
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e @ g RIDS The SYSTEM
Oo So -. OF MALARIA

We breathe the germs and microbes they
absorbed into the blood and distributed all parts OF the
begin TO feel Of appetite energy dull headaches
feeling, and often dumb chis
ous disease affecting progresses
blood becomes deeply polluted bos and
Drown spotehes appear the skin As Malaria is blood @
requires blood purifier and S. S. recognized the best of
ana s s. s. s. destroys the germs with which the blood loaded
The system OF Malaria down into the circulation and
disease the right by removing vet3e OF the
i ng the blood from weak aery germ-nd stream TO
fluid noushng and vzng every Of the body by rs
o s. tones every pa of the system by s hne tonic s
entirely OF healing, cleansing herbs bark
ne safe remedy for young old Book the blood and any
A' ADVICE desired free 10 all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO, ATLANTA, GA.
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have been reorganized with Petra AM
dcrson, president, and Carrie Peterson
and Kinda Nelson, Couusclors.
RELIEF SOCIETY CONFERENCE.
Tho Relief society sisters OF the South
Sanpetc stake are holding their quar-
tcrly conference here today. Mechanics
Susan Grant and Julia Fawsworth OF
the general board are present
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PARK CITY.
George Bcaslcy severely Injured iu
Silver King Mine.

Special Correspondence.
Park City. sept. 24.-Gcorec Beas-
ley a miner working az the silver
King mine, had his skull fractured and
his jaw broken by falling down an
incline OF 100 feet Tho injured man
lay where he fell for several hours be-
fore being discovered. Hc was taken
To- the hospital and despite his severe
Injuries. the doctors have hopes of his
recovery.
The funeral was held today from
the Catholic church over the remains
OF John Leach, an old timer of Park
city.
The funeral was held yesterday over
the remains of ole Christensen. who
died Of consumption Saturday.
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Is a violent Inflammation Of the mucoua
membrane Of the wind pipe, which some
times extends 70 the larynX and brow
chial tubes. and is enc n the most q n-
gcrous diseases q children. u almost
always comes on iu the night Give fre-
uucnt small doses OF Billiards. Horehrund
Syrup and apply Balard's Snow Iduirleut
externally 90 the throat 25C. soc and 81 .)0
Sold by y. &. NJ T. Drug Dept, li2 and
no South Main ST. 3
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now TO AVOID AppE>n1o.,u.rc

MOST victims OF append cItis are tboso
Tno are habitually constpated. Or.no
l..fNHINe frult syrup cures chronic cor
supatlon by stimulating the liver ana
pgWtls' and restores tho natural acfion
ut inc bowels. Orino Laxative FI,iif 81.
mild and pleasant 90 take. Refus, 80
sLtutes. For sale by T. j. H.ll Dr1e "a.
THE Never Subsututors."
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CHURCH NOTICES.

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ohleeis ineeliIs ,l' t"n.,I
sl"h' felltl eoli'L ".l De ngtu rll-
uay, sept =" PM t.e a'lNe nan, com
mchclhg "t ".I'.h p. "' a Iuii at
lrHHance . ia o, 81. ,,,>.>,,.,-
President.
CLAIRE LITTLE CLAWSON.
Corresponding Secretary.
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ne ensign ..'N'
M.i' ,h'i. its1i'' ,"
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GENERAL ROBERT l.. LEE.

Was the greatest General the world hss
ever known. Ballsrds Snow Liniment
Is the greatest Liniment. Quickly cures
4. u. Pointer Hcmpstead. TEX s. ,sr.ies
"rhls Is 70 certify that Ballard Snow
Eminent has been used On my household
for years and has been found 20 be an
excellent Eminent for Rheumatic pains
am never without it," Sold by 4. Q. NJ. l.
Drug Dept, ll2 and ia South Mnin
Street. b
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THE NEW PURE rood AND DRUG
LAW

we are pleased Goo announce that Fo-
Icy'e Honey ANA Tar ron coughs. colds
ana lung troubles Us MOI affected by me
National Pure Food and dug law ~ m
contains no opiates or other harmful
drugs and We recommend ID as % Fafa
remedy for children ana adults. For sale
by h. j Hil DRUG Co.,. "rne Never sub
afIfnHUrn
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GENERAL RELIEF SOCIETY
CONFERENCE.

ne general somi-annual conference
or me Relief society of tho church of
sos us Christ OF Lnttcr-day Saints win
ue ncld in tho salt Lake Assembly hau
III lnle CITY ON Thursday Oct 3. 1905.
''o'inhH commencing at 10 O.. M. and .
D.. mo 0g usual
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a member. viii meet IN a body and ac-
company the remains 20 the cemetery.
where the burial rite OF the order will
be read.
Friend Stone was born en- ogden As
years ago. When 25 years OF age he
married Miss Josephine Johnson. who.
together with seven children. survive
him. Since his marriage he has fol-
lowed his trade as "a blacksmith most
~ I'm Idaho. He was particularly noted
for his courage and skill in the use Of
firearms
DEATH OF MRS. BREWSTER.
Grace r. Brewster. wife Of Frederick
Brewster. died at $3.50 o'clock this
morning az tho family residence. ZAP
Tracey avenue, of Brghts disease.
aged ~ years. Mrs Brewster was the
daughter Of Edward and Mary b. Ira
cey Irwin, and was born at Marriott.
Weber county June %, 1876 Her hus-
band, five children, several brothers and
sisters ana her aged parents survive
her. Funeral services viii De held on
Sunday. time and place 10 be au-
nOunccd later.
This is particularly sad death, and
is the third TO occur in the Irwin FAM
lily within the last year. A brother,
Mark. fireman on the Southern Pacific.
was killed I'm a wreck ON that road
and another brother, William, died I'm
April while serving with the army On
the Philippines, and now comes the
death Of Mrs. Brewster, which Is a
severe blow 20 the aged parents and
family Of the deceased.
RAILROADS SUED.
In the case Of the state against the
Union Pacific. Southern Pacific, ore
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DEATH OF YOUNG WOMAN.
Fraud Charged i'm Land Suit--Gar-
den City News Briefs.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah CO.. Sept 26--Mrs. Ava
2illa Mecham. wife OF Alma Mecham,
o Provo Bench. died Tuesday az the
ee Of q years. She was born ina
sorth Carolina April p, 1857. and was
be daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
HIATT. Of salem. The funeral took
lace today from the Timpanogos ward
0usc.
'RAUD CHARGED IN LAND SUIT.
Suit has been commenced by James
I'M OF Spanish Fork against Farley
!, Hlll and his wife, Elizabeth Hill, TO
haye % deed 20 certain land transferred
by plaintin TO defendant, Farley Z. Hin,
declared void. Plaintiff is the father
oil Farley =. Hin, and ne claims de-
fcudant secured by fraudulent means
land which plaintiff did not intend TO
convey.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. f. II.
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p. m. Elders and Sisters who have
been upon missions to Samoa are par
ucularly Invited TO attend. Accom-
modauons win be provided for an
who desire same.
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

Every
rs Cents
O f. A and
Weekly f. Center Phone Independent
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one OF the worst features OF kidney
trouble Is that IL is an insidi1us disease
and before the victim realizes his dam
ger he may have a fatal malady. Take
Foley's Kidney cure az the first IS gn o.
trouble as 10 corrects irregularities and
prevents Brights disease and diabetes
For sale by +. J. Hin Drug Co. '-Tho
Never Substitutors"
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MONROE.
SCHOOL OPENING.

Afm Crops GOod--New on Concern
Advent of Jack Frost.
P'caI correspondence.
Monroe. SEWER CO., Sept 23.-Today
district school opened with the fol-
lns corps OF teachers. Earl
ssn9mlR principal. Archie Larson.
ralph Coward, Johanna Olsen, Edith
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r
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WEDDING BELLS

MISS Lillian Crane and Angus Ken
,,,,py, uolh OF OGDEN. were married at
~. piIsohage OF the First Prcsbvtorian
church last evening Tho coye sc, ,, ~
yer. '' o. L' Ndl-
marriage license was issued yes
Inerd9y TO J. a. Parker IS. ana Miss
iT,,Iuaence Goldberg. 81. both of l5i Paso.
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4 complete line Of hardware. snort
ing goods, tents, at State ST. Hardware
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AUSTRIAN LABoRrR u1-pr

a.. an Austrian laborer was brought TO
Gsdga rom Lakeside last night suffer
,nt ron ,i crushed foot. caused bv a
den general hospital. ''o 9
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-26
Circulation.
John j. NIcGrcrnr

Circulator, John y. McGrcgor.
2lsf wash. Ave
Telephone Bell CPS: Ind. 10
Payments for the Daily, Saturday
ana Weekly News should be
made TO the circulator. Delivery
made by carrier on tho same terms
as IN salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-26

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