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DISTRICT COURT.
AMERICAN FORK.
UNIQUE ENTnRTA1NMENT.
Ladies Of Three Score and Ten Guests
OF Honor--Dcmocrats Name Ticket.

Ladies of Three Score and Ten Guests
OF Honor--Democrats Name Ticket.
Special Correspondence.
American Fork, Utah Co.. oct, ga
very unique and pleasing entertain
ment was given last evening I'm the
First ward Westinghouse by the Relief
society and amusement committee OF
the ward The occasion was the cele-
bration OF the birthdays OF Mesdames
Emma Featherstone, May A. Evans.
Elizabeth Cullum. Hannah Gardner
Christina kellogg, Grandma Moffett and
Cathrine Olsen. The last two were UNI
able to be present on account Of their
feeble state OF health. They We're not
forgotten. however as beautiful bo-
quets OF choice flowers were sent to
them. All Of the above named ladies
had passed their seventeen birthday.
After the opening prayer by Bishop
Gardner and singing Sunshine IN your
SOUL by the society. biographical
sketch OF the life and labors Of each
OF the above ladies was read by the
ever ready worker. William Grant. The
honored guests assisted in the makeup
~ the program. Mesdames Feather
stone and Evans rendering a duet. Mrs.
Cullum recital and Mrs kellogg made
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WELLSVILLE.
CITIZENS TICKET.
Prosperous season for Farmcr~-TWo
Funerals-WorlS ON New Tabernacle.

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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands OF Men and Women Have Kidney
Trouble and Never Suspect II.

Nature warns YOU when the track of health
H mot clear kidney and bladder trouble come
pol you Co poss water often through the day
and set nap many times during the night
Unhealthy kidneys cause lumhaeo. rhcuma-
usu', oatarrh of the bladder pain or dun ache
90 tht hack. Joints or muscles at times have
headache or indigestion. ass time passes you
may nave Hallow complexion. uu0y or dark
circles under the eyes. sometimes feel a8
though you had heart trouble may have pieu-
y on ambition but no strength set weak and
waste away.
III such conditions are permitted to continue.
serious results are sure to follow. BrIrhts dis
ease, tho very worst form of kidney trouble.
may steal upOu you.
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sided at the meeting and Mrs. X. r.
Moench was acting secretary. Among
those who spoke at the meeting were
Mrs. Gates. Mrs Elizabeth e. McCune,
Mrs J. NJ. Grant. Mrs. Smith OF Nor
gan. Lorin Farr Of ogden. Mrs. David
X Smith OF salt Lake.
At the gathering We're four persons
who came TO Utah on uly q, 1S47. and
there were nine daughters present
There were 80 present OF those who
came IN September OF 1S47; q Of those
who came In As. nine Of 40; n OF 90:
six OF 81: ~ Of '52 and nine OF the
year '53. Is Of the Mormon Battalion.
and two OF the original hand-cart com-
pany and three Of the daughters A
number OF persons were present from
the Benson stake ana Mrs. Elizabeth
Merrill Hendricks was appointed presi-
dent OF that stake organization and
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DEATH OF mrs. NEPm REEs.
Another Trainload Of sheep-Ward
Primary Conference.

At Pleasant. Sanpetc co" oct ~.
Another largo train load Of sheep
consistlny of 22 cars left here sat
mdsv for Nebraska. Mr.. r. G. Ien-
sen shipped them, having bought
them of sheopmen from nearby
trWns. Tho train load was valued al
about $4,000. Mr. Jensen has many
more 10 ship. but IS holding them for
cars.
Sunday afternoon primary CONFER
cpce of the North ward was held Some
az the stake officers were present and
"a good program was rendered.
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MISSIONARY sENDoFF

rooms tonight for the purpose of per-
fecting "A guard company.
MISSIONARY SENDOFF.
The missionary committee Of the
Third ward presented a purse Of $50 to
Jens &. Christensen. who left last night
for Denmark where he Is called 20
labor i'm the missionary field.
j. j. Craner. Rowe Elliott o. w.
wilkins and Ray Elliott who "a few
days ago went up 10 Cotton on hunt
for deer have returned. Ray Elliott
was the lucky one having shot and
Killed a fine young buck. Weighing
about 225 pounds which he was proud
~ exhibiting on the streets. He refused
an offer OF $40 FOR a.
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\ Ia IN conrncc Anlan..

lf YOU are sick or feeling badly. begin take
ing d. kilmcr's Swamp-Root tho Ireat kU-
nct liver and bladder remedy. because as soon
ne your kidneys begin to get better, they viii
heir The other organs Co health. I'm taking
sVamp-Root YOU AFFORD natural help to Nature
FOR 4. De- The most perfect healer and gentle aid
Co Ub kidneys that has ever been discovered.
You cannot get rid OF your aches ana pains
DO your Kidneys are out nj order You cannot
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GARLAND.
Movement for Town Library sunday
saloon Closing.

Special Correspondence.
Garland. Boxeldcr Co.. oct 25-Mrs.
Lucy A. r. Clark. who was appointed
"A delegate Co represent Garlau
at the recent library and gymnasium
convention held in SALE Lake city, rec
turned home last Friday evening and
proceeded an once 10 carry out the r.sO-
luton adopted by tho convention Iu tIt
establishment of local le1Fura Alrs.
Clark met with thr m.mh0r 1f mo
town board the same oy ming M her
return aud presented tho matter 10
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NoTI0NAL GUARD co.

Officers WedgewOOd and Plunmcr in
Garden city 60 Perfect Organization.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Utah Co, oct 30-Leyland
Graham. the well known railway mail
clerk came down from salt Lake and
was shaking Lands with his many
friends who congratulated him on his
narrow cscape from death, Leyland
was So seriously injured in the Short
Line wreck a few weeks ago, that his
recovery was very doubtful.
Gen. +. A. Wedgwood and Col Chas.
q. Plummer Of the Utah National
Guards viii be az the Commercial club
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LDh ttah Co.. Oct so AT meet
Is of hc Republican city committee
hold in thr Ross building last night
Henry Lewis nominee 0u Che kcpun-
licau uckcl as city marshall resigned
and D. 81. Butt % forher marshal was
nominated iu Dots place; also MI Hat
field resigned aa a councilman for the
tWo-voar term. he being barred nom
ment employe Henry Lewis was elect
cd tha nominee iu his place. Politicians
are lining up now in earnest and there
will Doe quite a fight on between tho
Democrats and Republicans.
Mrs Elisha Brown presented Ter
husband with son sunday night Mrs.
Samuel jackson also presented her hus-
band with a boy Monday
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LEHI.
WEDDING BELLS


gpecnI CorsEnDndcnoe.
fabL Utah. Oct 2b AT meeting
OF tht Prize hood OF tho i.ehi second
word held boz its rooms r. was deollrh
AZ 6u which D. rtin due FOR fixing up
nj assembly rooms in the now tabor
uacla.
Ths Kirkham Kash 30. has been or
sanlzcd and VIII conduct mercantile
business al tho opera House. n recent
iy bought the STOCK M tho l.ehl Mer-
camille company who vent out of buai-
ness
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GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT.

Proposition 10 Bond Country for 500 10
600 for improvement Of Highways.
Ogden oct Gothic good roads
meeting arranged for last evening at
the Weber club was attended hy
representative lumber N business and
professional men interested in seeing
the public highways improved, and all
present expressed much interest and
their loyal support 10 the good roads
movement.
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DAUGHTERS OF PIONEERS.
society Organized In Cache Stake
Hobbs Music 60. Assets.
Special Correspondence.

HOLDS MUSIC 20. ASSETS.
Special Correspondence.
Logan. Oct ga meeting Of the
daughters and granddaughters Of the
utah pioneers Of Cache valley was held
yesterday at the Logan tabernacle and
d was decided that an organization be
Effected in Cache. Benson, and Hyrum
stakes Of the daughters OF the Utah
pi0ueers The society was organized I'm
The cache stake. with Mrs. Camilla En-
sign smith as president. and Sarah A.
Farr and Mary Vaughan Howell as
her counselors recording secretary.
Nellie Page Hanson.
Mrs. Susa Young Gates Of the general
organization Ia salt Lake city pre-
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.

Delivered
Weekly p Csnters street. independent nv ~
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PROVO DEPARTMENT

carrey excepted
mon
Works Residence S2 FOurth North ST. Phone Ind S-M
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MOUNT PLEASANT.
HEAVY MUTTON SHIPMENTS.
Lamb Sales Aggregate Nearly 100000
In Sanpetc In Week.

Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. Saupete Co., oct. 90
a train load of sheep LEFT here Wednes-
day morning over the D. g. r.. q. II
represents the largest amount of money
that any trainlOad OF Saupete valley
products ever carried out. The sum Of
So. SIS was the amount paid iu cash
for the sheep in cars. The train was
made up OF 10 dOublo-deck cars, an Of
which were loaded 90 their fullest ca
pacity, each car having 1856 head, max
Ing a total OF 6265. They were an
spring lambs bringing a price OF from
$40 20 $3.50 Der head. They were
shipped TO eastern Colorado points FOR
feeding and for the market. by =. q.
Jensen and a. Goslin, who are buying
for o. r. Mann and NJ. r. Ralston.
They were bought On MI Pleasant,
Spring city. Falrview and Moroni.
In connection with this shipment, am
other OF equal size has since been
shipped by the same gentlemen from
Ephralm, and a large traiuload will be-
loaded ON saturday next.
In addition to this amount local grow
ers have sold lambs 10 farmers who
will feed them over winter. TO the value
of over $4,000. The total OF mutton
sales for the past few days from Eph-
rain north runs close 10 the 100000
mark.
DEATH OF MRS NEPHI REEFS.
Mrs. Nephi Rees OF Wales. who has
been STAYING with her mother, Mrs.
ELLEN Madison. that she might receive
medical treatment passed away last
evening. She has been afflicted with a
complication OF diseases She leaves a
husband and family OF several chill
dren.
Bent r. Hansen has sold his sawmill
10 some parties az Spring city.
The Wasatch academy goes 10 hph-
RAIN next Tuesday. where that school
ana the s. s. academy compete In ath-
letic sports.
n S. Nelson has sold 200 acres of
his ranch in carbon county which ne
bought about a year ago, for the sum OF
~. 900
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A complete line Of hardware, sport
ing goods tents. at State ST. Hardware
252 So. State
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 30 1907

Mrs D. NJ Jones has been appointed
Deputy Tax collector for Lchi aud WIN
receive taxes at her home.
NH Bert Adams0n is very iu
President A. y. Evans is able 90 be
around again after a severe attack of
On SNIP
s. boy threw rock az Miss Vera
Thomas while playing ON The school
grounds. when hit her on tho nose
breaking two bones which were rcmov-
ol b.. nr W 2 Haslcr
WEDDING BELLS
charles Bovl of American Fork and
Miss Carrie Anderson of lchi were
married thls week. also Gil sargent on
American Fork snd Miss Jane Webb
of leli
Nra Mary Ann Turner brought her
YOUNG child Boo from Mammoth tor
medical treatment ns lt ls very slick
Sire Seth Ldtueheld presented her
husband with a daughter Tuesday
Robert McOwic. who has had go
were attack of typho.d fever. is re-
covering nicely
Miss Ateva Davis has returned from
attending school at Salt Lake city on
account OF illness.
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OR. Thomas Eclectric Oil Is the best
remedy for that often fatal disease
Group HAS been used with success On
our family for eight years, Mrs. l..
Whitcacrc. Buffalo, n. Y.
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Mrs Hannah Gosland Larsen recording
secretary.
HOBBS MUSIC co, ASSETS.
An inventory Of the assets of the
Hobbs Music company has been filed
by Frank Harris as receiver for the
company. The inventory shows a bal
ance of &lOo3a. 80 and is considered a
very good showing for the management.
The receiver les now working 20 dete e
mine the amount Of liabilities Of the
company.
DISTRICT COURT
The october term Of court opened
yesterday. 4 number Of cases were set
and a jury trial was commenced with
William Reed plaintiff against the ore
gou Short Line Railroad company to
recover damages which he alleges to
have received by the company building
a grade over his land and I'm it's con-
struction. eXcavating parts Of HIS field
making IL useless FOR farming purposes
Mrs. NJ, l. Erickson was granted a
divorce from August Erickson on the
grounds OF descrtiou.
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Manager. v. A. LariSin.
i6s 2ith 81. Telephone i0-k

Advertisements for the paiN.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted on the same terms na AZ
the Salt Lake Offce.
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MINIsTER GOEs ID IOWA.
WEDDING PERMITS.

Licenses To- wed were granted by the
county clerk 10, the following couples:
Paul f. EveY 3d. and Miss Marie
Zimmerman %. both of ogden City
Temple today.
John T. Payne, 90 and Miss Verna
Stecd rs. both Of Syracuse. Davis
cuuu'S.
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I oday $ Ogden News

The principal thing discussed and
looked upon with favor was the proc
position To- issue 100000 bonds Co build
good roads throughout weber county
ana OFT present were named as 90 come
mittec to- usc tteir influence with the
next legislators to have "a BIN passed.
providing for the issuing throughout
the state of bonds for the building Of
good roads
Several of tho gentlemen present cx-
pressed SATISFACTION Coz seeing the
rock crushcr used TO- prepare rock foi
The county road and approved OF the
method being pursued by sheriff Sc-
bring and thc county commissioners nm
puttinp the county jau prisoners al
work imurOviue the county roads.
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II III
Roo. you may have @ sample bottle and "a Do
both sent absolutely free by mail. nhe book ,
OF letters received from men and women who
the remedy they needed. The value of Swami
our readers are advised Co send for q sample
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Salt Lake city Daily Deseret News
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Payments fer the Daily, saturday
and Semi-Y eekly News should be
made 70 The calculator. Delivery
made bv carrier on the same terms
- In salt Lake.
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Charles H. Col'and. the Oregon short
Lin" claim agent, who is charged with
ahsc0ndlng with upwards of $4,000 be-
longing t0 the railroad company has
waived preliminary hearing. In default
OF $3.50 bonds hs was remauded To- the
custody of sheriff Sebrug until his
case comes n.y. FOR final disposition In
the district court as 60 is understood
that Calland Intends pleading guilty 10
the charge when the case comes Co the
higher court 10 was believed at one
time that his fiends were going to
try and raise the amount be took
from the railroad company and pay Il
back and then ondeavor 90 have tho
ease dismissed against him, but II II
doubtful IL such arrangements could be
made II the money could have been
got together
MINISTER GOES TO IOWA.
Rev q. A. Elmquist. who has had
charge OF the local Swedish Lutheran
church for some Time left ogden yes-
terday with his family for charlton,
Iowa. where Do, has been assigned te
the Lutheran church During his stay
of over four years in Utah he has
erected two new churches and an adj
ditio1 to third one.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15

Hardly a week passes without
some congressman or senator fir
ing an oratorical volume OF fault
finding and denunciation at the
president. 1t is like pouring wa
ter on a ducks back. No one
pays attention to these h a.
rangues, but if the attacks were
directed against a man in whom
the people had less confidence
they would be the subject of wide
discussion. Public men should
learn from this that the people S
confidence is their very greatest
strength.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
CONTEST NOTICE.
Department Of the Interior.


UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
MDNTROSE. fDI.URAIbO.
January 9TH 1856.
sufficient contest affidavit having ls.cii hl.-l
in this Office by Elisha Gallup. contestant, ,
against Homestead entry ~" 49, Tie. made
April l.. 1854. for Me-, nW'a. SWii NEt,, w !
>Ei,, Section -. Township Il :, Range {" ", by
Levi Bonner. Contr>tr". in which it j. alleged
that the said Levi Bonner ha- abandoned said
entry and hns failed I" establish "r ma utaiu II
residence thereon, that sid absence. from Naid
land has not hc.n CAUSED l'y the employment "f
the said Brown in the army. nav! or marine scr
vice Of the United State, etc, 'aid parties are
nearby notified I" appear. rc,prd and oficr evil
dem" ouchin. aid nlV cation ht 10 o'clock u. III
on February 18th. lsf. i..f"rC th' Register and
Receiver at tn. United state, Land Office in
Montr,p,'. tulurHdo
The -ad c"nt.-'Ant having. in II iruIrr aifda-
vii. hl~ January 5th. i!N1, -rt forth facts whHh
show that after due diligence, Isr>nnHl service of
this motto" can not h-' naic. 1t l. hereby nrlcrcf
AMI directed that such notice L. given by due
and proper publication.
BRIsOS =. ELAlR.
leg lister.
First pub Jan II; last pnb. Feb Il. 1877.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
Al Delta, in the State of Colorado al tic
close Of business, Jan. 2G, 1901.

], W. g. liillman, Cashier Of the above u.m-
ri bank 90 spleihnly swear that the above siuie
belief. ""hc una
W. q. iIiIIMAS. Cashier
Of January 1907 ~ "'"' 'ny
MY ycommission expires Mny u, 1909.
mLinE u. SrE|AirT, Notary Pnblic.
,,,,, A.. Stockhnm,
loEA'.I Fred l.lumberg, Direct,rs
F.P Hunt,
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
Notice Of Sale Of Ditch Stock for
Delinquent Assessments.

Notice is hereby given that the fol
lowing described shares of the Capital
Stock of the Gypsum Ditch company
will be sold at the south front door of
the county court house, in the county
Of Delta and State of Colorado, on Sat
urday, March 2. 1907, ut the hour of
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, for the
purpose of paying the delinquent assess
ments against said shares of stock.
The names of the owners, number of
shares to be sold and delinquent assess
mcnts, being as follows, to-wit:
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15

William Alden Smith, who is
the choice of the Michigan Re-
publicans to succeed Senator AL
ger, began his career at the age
of12 selling popcorn on the streets
Of Grand Rapids. His first job
in any way connected with poll
tics was as page of the Michigan
House of Representatives in 1879.
For some years he has been prac-
ticing law, and is recognized as
one Of the most prominent men
in his state.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
Notice of Stockholders Annual
Meeting.

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Delta Orchard Company for the
purpose of clecting a Board of Directors
for the ensuing year and to transact
such other business as may properly
come before the stockholders. will be
held at the office of A. K. King, secre-
tary of said company, in Delta. Colo
RADIO, on the llth day of March, A. D..
1907. at the hour of two O'Clock p. m.
ID. =. Cook, A. X. KING,
President. Secretary.
lst pub Feb. Is; last pub. March l, 1907.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15

First pub. Jan IL; last pub. Feb IL. 1877.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
postoffice at Delta, Colo, for the week
ending Feb Is, 1907.
Brown, w. G. Delush, Nelson
Mcconnell, Phil Ricketts,, W. K
Smith, N.
In calling for these letters please say
"advertised. ELLA New, P. M.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
DESERT LAND, FIN Al PROOF.
Notice For Publication.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
MONTRDSE. tDlDRADD,
JaiIuury .Ist l!s,

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
MONTRDSE, COLORADO
January .i.t., i,J..
Notice i, hereby given thh,
ELMER Il. LASDEErH
Of Cory, Colorado, has filed notice Of intention
to make proof Oh his dcscrt-and claim NJ. 75i
Ute, for tn. SEi, SWi, sec. u Twp. II Sou,h u
Range ~ West, 9Th. =. N. before Milton X. Welch
U. 5. Commissioner at his Office in Delta. Colo
RADIO on Monday, the 9Th day Of March, 1855.
He names the following witness, to prove the
ompleic irrig rion and reclaim uiou OF said land
John =. Kettle, Ray A. Ashley John 5. Fuller
Charlcs G.. Giln"r, all Of Austin. Cnlurmio.
BRYsON =. BLAIR
Register
1st. pub. Jan. p. last pub. Mar. I. 1907.
The Delta independent., 1907-02-15
Dancing School.

Miss Francis Ruggles, of Montrose,
will open dancing school in Delta be-
ginning Friday night, Feb. Is and con-
tinuing on the same night of each week
indefinitely. The teaching hour will be
from eight to nine, after which social
dancing will continue until IL O'Clock.
The school will be held in the Odd Eel
lows hall.