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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-12-05
sLocvM HAS HERD TESTED.

Thoroughbred Jerseys on the slocunn
Farm are Tested for Tubereular
Gems and Found to stand che
Test Perfectly.
I; A. p. Slocum, who owns splendid
jersey dairy farm short distance
north Of the city, had his entire
herd Of COWS tested for tuberculosis
and the report was. very satisfactory.
The cows we're tested by competent
veterinarian In this manner. Tuber
culin. was injected into each one and
the temperature of the animals TAX
en- II the temperature rises, then
you may be sure that tuberc,lar
germs are present and one must be
careful Of the, milk.
Frequently fat sleek cows will be
infested with these germs, and 10
doubt each one of us has taken
thousands Of tubercular germs into
our system, but owing to our healthy
condition, they in most cases have
been thrown off.
The state chemist, Prot. Ladd will
soon order the inspection of every
herd of cattle in the state and no
doubt thousands Of tuburcular COWS
win be found. In such cases, these
COWS are not always killed, and If
not too bad off, may be kept for
breeding purposes.
Mr.. Slocum however wanted to be
satisfied that all Of his milk IS. ALSO
lutely pure, 50 had his his herd tested
Of his own free will. nv. Slocum has
invested something like $4,000 on
his dairy farm and is planning on in
|creasing his herd next season
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-12-05

Two prominent Towner citizens
yanked the conductor and brakeman
from a freight train from caboose
In that city and gave them a severe
beating, because they refused to cut
their train in two at the crossing
The railroad men were taken to the
calaboose where they remained two
hours, until bailed out. The Towner-
ties have grown very impatient be-
cause the railroad men neglect to
keep the crossing open
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How senaer Make. Farming Pay.

4 A. J. Senger, one Of the prosperous
Norwich farmers, was in the city
"Wednesday with SO fine fat turkeys
which he sold for IL IL cents a pound
live weight. I always sell my turkeys
about this time of the year, and un-
less I should do so, they would soon
eat their heads off. Turkeys will
pick up the loose grain in the fields
until the weather commences to get
cool, then they will hang around the
barn and want you to feed them.
fed them some speltz, as consider
wheat too expensive. Mr.. Senger
raised some macaroni wheat, which
he saved in the bundles to feed his
chickens during winter. He likes to
make them scratch for their living
as it makes them do well. His mac
aroni wheat averaged only about ID
bushels to the acre this year, for he
sowed it last, and did not get around
to drag the ground until It. had
dried out too much. {
He farmed $50 acres with only the
help Of his son, getting an average 81
Is bushels Of wheat per acre and Il
bushels Of nax. He hired a man a
few weeks in the fall. X
Mr.. senser;, milD several cows.
sells butter and 4 always has some
cash in his pockets. Such will make
North Dakota's land worth $50 an
acre some day.
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/ Mrs. john Page, aged lo5 years.
North Daln&a'ss.4 oldest inhabitant.
died at Olga, Cavalier county. The
|remalns we've intenged sbesi1s those
OF her mother, Mrs. Jeanette Pelky,
|Eho died. there. yeas ara x at the
'age Of III years. : Mrs. Page was
born on the townsite Of Winnipeg.
khen frontier post Of tho Northwest
Fur co. She lived there halt a CEN
fury, married JOS Page, and reared a
family OF eighteen children. u
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sipanis,e Arrested. !

Harry D. Scott. the Ray telegraph
operator, was arrested. charged, with
bigamy and taken back to Decatur,
Ill. Scott married Miss Sithwick at
Buford two years ago, and later
married young woman at Decatur.
III. A few months ago he returned
to his first wife where he was arrest
ed. As there was no warrant out
for him at the time, he was let go
free, but later arrested.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-12-05

At 2 meeting Of the city council
Monday night, a petition was re.
eeiyeds ,tor. = new fire engine. The
city dads; are favorable towards the
proppettien. and j it 10 probable that a
new engine. win soon be ordered.
Ntnot. 10 srapfdly growing, and It is
GENERALLY ooqesded that We need an
engine q Dis hind very badly.
The Washington times., 1907-12-31
EXPLOSION WRECKS
TWO-STORY HOUSE,
TEN PERSONS HURT
Roof and Walls of Place
Fall in, Burying
Inmates.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3l.-Ten persons.
six of whom are children, were Injured
early today when a terrific explosion.
believed by the police TO have been
caused by gun powder, wrecked the
home of Joseph Re. 2uS East 14gth street.
Tie roof and walls OF the two-stOry
structure fell in
The injured persons were Re, his wife,
daughter. ana son. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Giovanni Sinnabaldi and their four
children. Ambulances from Lincoln
Hospital brought physicians, and the in
jUries of the inmates of the house were
attended to and they were taken into
the homes of sympathetic neighbors.
Sinnabaldi and his family were on the
second floor, and they were buried un-
der great quantity of plaster and the
wreckage OF the roof. Members OF the
Re family were hurled from their beds
against the rear wall Of the first floor
front room, and the material that
made up the front OF the house
fell in upon them. To add terror to the
explosion, a coal stove set fire To the
wreckage, and when fire company No.
and truck No. u arrived flames were
beginning TO spread on the lower floor.
Ladders were put up to the second
floor. where the Sinnabaldi family had
they were taken to the street without
difficulty. At the same time firemen en-
tered the first floor room. and while a
crew put out the flames. Re and his
family were dug out from beneath the
ruins.
The wrecked house is in the center OF
a large colony Of Italians, and more
than 500 persons left their homes in
terror.
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FOR SALE-MOTOR CYCLES.

1907 CURTIS. almost new: cheap FOR cash.
T = MUDD. JR-, 1918 New York ave NV.
de50-3t
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TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
Two cents a word for all other CLASSIFIED
advertisements for less than three insertions.
II Inserted for three or more consecutive
days, one cent a word for each Insertion
These rates do not apply 90 Personals
Advertisements Will be accepted az any OF
the following branch offices at regular Office
rates. II II IS incOnvenient 10 leave advertise
ments al either branch Office or The Times
Business once, they may be teleph0ned direct
10 The Times (Main $3.50, and a messenger
viii call TO collect without additional charge
10 the advertiser
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NoN-MEDIcAL HEALING.


The JUNOD CThe Nacuum) METHOD OF
ENFORCED-RESTORI The-CIRCJTI.A-
TION, demonstrates that there Is a SCIENCE
IN CURING DISEASE Equaling that ip
surgery
There Is no need Of SUFFERING with
LOCOMOTOR ATAXIA. BRIGHFS DIS
EASE. RHEUMATISM. PARALYSIS thosa
AILMENTS OF the SPINE. NERVES. a1d
LINES Chat make WALKING nigh IMPOS-
SIBLE) and those maladies that are the
result Of ONERWORk, WORRY and AGE
THEY CAN BE CURED
While much is claimed Tor the JUNOD
METHOD OF NON-MEDICAL HEALING;
IT MAKES GOOD. The Junod system ~ en-
forced circulation IS used extensively BY tha
Physicians OF Germany and France al th,.
Bonn University and in other Hospitals
where II has superseded all other methods as
cure for those ailments that do nOJ yield u
medication 4 CORDIAL INVITATION is
EXTENDED PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS
TO CALL AND LEARN ALL ABOUT IT.
Information Free
PROF. H y. y. PARKER.
142s New York Avenue " w
Hours 10 10 9; Sundays. 10 20 1.
Lady assistant. ds7l-tf
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FOR RENT-FURNIsHEr ROOMS.

G ST. NV, E3-Nics large furnished front
room on d floor with heat gas. 70 gentle
man or man and wife: rent SO per month 4.
also room on 18th floor unfurnished facing
Pension once; use Of kitchen des1-gt
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OLD CARPETS woven into reversible ruEs:
only sanitary concern here HOME CO.
1905 + St NV. Phone Lincoln 500 NJ. nos-tf
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SEWING MACHINES.
FLOOR OIL.

HOUSEWIFE ATTENTIONS YOU want 70
save yourself many days OF scrubbing and
have the floors neat. clean. and glossy. cali
Main 545S for a gallon Of HUNTERS 5 dust
killir: floor oil; S5c a gallon delivered q
7. HUNTER, 112 Pennsylvania ave. NV
de27-tf
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HORSES AND VEHICLES.

FOR SALE-HorHe, wagon ana harness; no
reasonable offer refused. Apply 507 X ST ne
de5l-3r
FOR sAIE-Pair work horses. g75 Ad4ress
gol r sW. deHJ-9t
YOUNG GROWING mare; sound and ze7ti..
safe FOR any lady or child 20 handle t-ll
9TH ST NV. Eagp-9t
GANTZ selling out $500 ~ c. T. runabout
$500. 5000 top bugges. S45. 90 SOS % SURVEYS
al $500; $500 top spring wagons. SIS %
Everything at cost. Come toI bargains I20s
d St NV ,os7- -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

5000 BUYS pool periodical. cigar business;
Pennsylvania ave NV. location invcBtigats.
THORNTON JAMES, -7os lith st. NV
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BARBER SHOP-P ST. nW-s sacrifice
THORNTON & JAMES. 7os 18th st. NV
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SITUATIONS wANrED-FEmALE.

FIRST-C CLASS eolored laundress wants wash
TO take home; small wash z5c to 81 sos 18th
St W. II
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18TH AND GIRARD ST.. SOUTH BROOK
de3I-3t
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WE TEACH Pitman. Graham, Gregg. Barnes
ana the Syllable systems, 75 TO 100 words per
minute In lb6 hours guaranteed. Positions
provided for our pupils. Catalogue free.
STENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg.
no2O-tf
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NOTION STORE; suitable for lady. THORN
TON & JAMES, 706 Ilth St nv. de3l-st
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PLACE as frst-class child's nurse: can fur
nish best OF references Call at once at 2357
Champlain ave. NV. de3l-2t
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NEW FIXTURES 20 be sold; cheap. zucb "a
scales. shelving. counters and z nice e
friserator- At z. l. TANKERSLEY, Ill
'.H 81 Nv. de5l-st
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YOUNG MAN at soda fountain: one with
some experience preferred. Apply at STEW
EMS PHARMACY. 9th ST and Pennsylvania
ave. 1t
YOUNG MAN who has graduated from A
business college OF passed the eighth grade;
good opportunity 20 learn practical bookkeep-
ing. BOX 22s. Tines once. de29-st
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800 GROCERY, sw.; living rooms. THORN
TON & JAMES. 706 11th ST. NV. de3l-3t
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.
FULL, DRESS ana tuxedo suits for hire:
largest assortment OF fun dress and tuxedo
suits in the city. Special discount TO Clubs
JULIUS COHEN, u04 9TH 81. NV de25-tf
STRICTLY h-s.-class full dress and tuxedo
suits for hire ~ most reasonable prices.
NJ. L. PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR
noI2-90t 1OC6 7th St. N W.
SEWING MACHINES.
THE LATEST drop head sewing machines.
practically new; Singer, standard. Wheeler <
Wilson. choice Sl5. another loL. good order
with attachments. Domestic, STANDARD.
Wheeler q. Wilcox. choice S.; taken in ex-
change for tfe Davis Vertical Feed, the best
machine FOR plain sewing and the only ma
chine for embroidery and art needle work,
q13 9Th 81. nv. Phone Main S62S dee9-st
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FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.

STYLISH millinery made trimmed and re-
modelled; evening hats and fur toques a
speciality; feathers cleaned curled, dyed etc
FOERTSCHE' S. 613 18th st. NV. de3e-6t
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PLACE as cook or Iaundress In private fam
lily. 1921 9th st. NV. II
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NORTHEAST
NORTHWEST.

NORTHEAST.
LADDON PHARMACY. 1900 Florida ave. ne
CHAS. u. Blu MER, y. Cap. and r SITS ne
McCHESNEH & JOACHIM. cor. q and Z stss
T. J, DUNCAN & CO. Druggists 9th and X
sts. ne
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM. Sth and F stn. n
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CARPENTER-Firs repair man. wants
work. ID. VI. r. III p ST. NV. de30-2t
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PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
WORKINGMEN--W have 800 choice over
coats from s. 20 50; these goods are strictly
al wool and tailor made (sughtly worm: All
other goods reduced; give Us a call JUSTH-S 3
OLD STAND. bls D. LeSo-Tt
ORIGINAL gypsy palmists whole fortune told
15C: open nights. II25 Sth 81. nv. II
WHAT Is IT YOU WANT TO KNOTV7 Ex-
pert private detc tive service. any cause: all
sections. delicate md intricate matters a spe-
Clalty. Private {, Insulation rooms. absolute
secrecy guarant. cd Phone Main 25a5
BRADFORDS DE TECTINE AGENCY, suite
224 Colorado Building, l4Jh and q. tAfter
p n,. phone residence, North s343.)
NINE. zENITA. formerly 1915 9Th ST.. moved
10 l22S 7th NV. de26-7t
MRS. WILLARD BISHOP.
CLAIRNOYANT. PALAIIST
Extraordinary clairvoyant power combined
with a superior knowledge OF paimistry en-
ables 10 read your life from infancy TO
old age, giving common sense advice in love
marriage and family affairs. how 10 fascinate
one OF your desire; reunites the separated.
removes evil Influences true path TO happy
and fortunate life; information clear, concise
and 70 the point; gives dates, facts and
hgures.
7I-N,nth St N VIII
Don't Mistake Name and Number
de23-tf
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LADIES' OF gentlemen employed OF not. who
would ike TO earn extra money without in
terfering with their regular work can Go 50
by assisting the Eale Of choice real es-
tate sold on the monthly plan. II viii pay
you to write for particulars BOX "a. 1924
Monroe ST. NV. de24-l5t
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EARN EXTRA money without interfering
with your regular employment (either ladies'
or gentlemenA. by assisting In the sale OF
northwest real estaUe. Address Apartment
No /. 149S Monroe NV. de3l-3t
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PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY sup
plies cooks. kitchen men, walters, janitors
elevator men. porterF. drivers; city references.
free charge all business places. Main 234
so eth 81. NV. dy@O-5t
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HELP wANrED-Male and Female.

HELP wANTED--Mals and Female.
EARN EXTRA money without interfering
or gentlemenl, by assisting In the sale OF
northwest real estaUe Address Apartment
No !. 1895 Monroe NV. de3l-St
LADIES' OF gentlemen employed OF not. who
would ike TO earn extra money without in
terfering with their regular work can DO 50
by assisting IN the Eale Of choice real es-
tate sold on the monthly plan. II viii pay
you to write for particulars BOX "a. 1874
Monroe st. nv. de2i-l5t
WE TEACH Pitnan. Graham. Gregg. Barnes
ana the Syllable systems, 70 TO 100 words per
minute in 156 hours guaranteed Positions
provided for our pupils. Catalogue free.
STENoGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg.
no20-f
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
FIRsr-CLAss eolored Iaundress wants wash
TO take home. small wash l5c to 81. sos 1ith
St NV. II
PLACE as frst-class child's nurse: can fur
nish best OF references Call at once at 1851
PLACE as cook or Iaundress In private fam
lily. 1921 9th ST. NV. II
BY WOMAN. general house work; small fam
ly. 1912 Marion court NV. Il
SITUATION by coIored girl: plain cooking:
81 all family; stay nights. 1880 Prospect ave.
II
LADY wishes position as checker or cashier;
car furnish satisfactory reference. BOX 2l6.
Times ONCE. de2s-St
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.
MEAT Ct-TTER-2o years experience with
references. 6l5A Orleans place ne. il
bookkeeper' desires position BOX 243, Times
office. de3l-3t
BY COLORED man. work as janitor: attend
10 horses or any kind OF work. Call ad-
dress S61a Fenton ST. ne. de3i-2t
FIRsT-CLAss stable foreman: can furnish
best reference Address y. ". s.. 400 G 81.
NV. deS0-2t
cARPENTER-First-clsss repair man, wants
work ID. N. R. IN p ST NV. de50-2t
PHILLIPS EMPLOYMENT AGENCY sup
plies cooks kitchen men, walters, janitors,
elevator men. porterE. drivers: city references:
free charge all business places Main 2204.
50 1th 81. NV de%o-5t
PLACE to do developing with photographer.
I24 10th 81. NV de29-3t
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
PAY THE highest cash prices for ladies'
and gentleEcn's cast-oh wearing apparel.
drop card viii call G. LIVINGSTON 1872
9Th st NV, or phone Main s26i de3o-50t
HIGHEST cash prices paid fo- discarded
wearing apparel. ladies'. gents and chill.
dren's shoes and hats. address postal will
call al once. b TARSHES. 1S0S 7th 81. NV:
phone North 4ss. de28-tf
ANY ONE interested In very old newspaper
please address BOX "a. Times Office.
deSl-S
WANTED-To buy set Of blacksmith tools.
Address BOX Z56, Times oflce. dc51-5t
WANTED Furniture FOR cash money; sell
your furniture, who gives You the most
money: see me before you sell. HOLLYWOOD.
Sth aud X. deZg-3t
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn Ear.
ments, .edles' or gentlemen's Also shoes
and hats. l viii call any hour. s KE-
BESKY. 1906 7th st. NV. Phone y. 2260 II.
oe-t7sV'
HIGHEST cash prices paid for ladies' ana
gents cast or clothing. shoes hats and
shirts. Drop postal II. GEWIRZ. 1908 eth NV
oc30-tf
BIG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture-
contents especially. also stocks OF rnerchan-
disc. D. NOTES. 615 La ave Phone NJ 990s
Be2j-u
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SPIRITUALISM

IF YOU WISH ADVICE ana information on
any subject call 20 see Mr.. Million and get a
psychic reading and independent slate writ
ing Mr.. Million also teaches hypnotism ana
mental hypnotic suggestion. 9l2 Eye 81. NV
daZ9-7t
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

L8PEEtT SAFE. LOCK AND KEY WORK.
D.mcult work our specially. prompt and sf-
ncent service WASHINGTON SAFE AND
LOCK CO. 12o2 y ST. nv. Phone Esin ~
de21-.f
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WANTED.
Two messenger boys over 1e years
old: must have bicycles. Apply
EDITORIAL DEPT, TIMES. 10th
floor. Munsey BsildinE. s a. m,
tomorrow de24-tf
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WALL PAPER.

c. c. SILENCE.
wall Papers. Lowest Prices. Estimates fur
nished. 4s7 St NV Phone Main 34s7 n
nols-90t
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

I PAY THE highest cash prices for ladies'.
and gentlemen's cast-on wearing apparel.
drop card viii call G. LIVINGSTON 1872
9Th st n'y-, or phone Main 626i. de3o-55t
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HIGHEST cash prices paid fo- discarded
wearing apparel. ladies'. gents and chill.
dren's shoes and hats. address postal will
call al once. 3. TARSHES. 1905 7th ST NV:
phone North f99. degg-tf
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MAN-Experienced, young, -stenographer ana
office. de3f-3t
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FORM LETTERS.

OUR FORM-LETTER wolK cannot be dis
tinguishe1 from typewriti- &. Send for sam
plies and prices- FRANCES n. AFFORD q
CO. 400 Massachusetts ave NV. Main 4g9
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ANY ONE Interested In very old newspaper
please address BOX PA. Times oflce.
desI-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

MEAT CUTTER-20 years experience with
references. 6l5A Orleans place ne. u
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BICYCLES.

BICYCLES.
PUNCTCRE PROOF Unicorn Tires only
Sl-s5: no equal against pCncIures: trial guar
Ratee: headquarters for HarJforus- JONES
RUBBER TIRE WORKS. 6Oz-60s E. Phone
main Sls6- no25-S9t-11o, -, ve,sa
JONES solid rubber cushioned tires; only
S2-I5 front. S2-95 back; never come on: war
ranUed two years wear nve. Hartford u.
seconds. s. To- bargains. JONES RUBBER
TIRE WORKS. EQ--5J4 Z ST. de21-st-exSu
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SITUATION by coIored girl; plain cooking
81 all family; stay nights. 1880 Prospect ave.
II
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BY WOMAN, general house work; small fam
ily. 1912 Marion court NV Il
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WHY PAY MORE2 we store for 75c a load
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO.. 4lS-45O-l22
10th st. NV. Phone Main E22s. deiS-s0t
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SOUTHEAST.
4. E. POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SIS.
hOACa DRUG CO, sth and @ sts. Sc.
NJ. ). FEAL1. nW.s cor. 1Ith and Pa. ave
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-20
(ChING2Aro 90
G8l5OTNCs

Mrs. Geo. A. Odell and her daugh-
ters- Mrs. j. III. Richards and the
Misses lean and Marie odeli. have
returned from Long Beach. where
they have spent the winter,
Miss Mabel Livingston of New York
is spending few days with friends
In this city.
Mrs. Bishop of New Haven Is here
TO spend the summer with her daugh-
ter, Mrs j. Walcott Thompson.
MIR. and Mrs, RavensI Macbeth.
who have been staying at whitehall
left on Sunday for st Louis
Mr. and Mrs w. A. Bull have gone
to Philadelphia to visit relatives.
The Misses Winn Conan and Lois
Steers OF Portland are spending few
days in the city.
Miss Martha Matilda Harper of
Rochester n, Y, win be the guest for
few days of Miss Jennie Sloan.
Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Weir Will
leave shortly for Norway and Sweden,
to spend the summer
Miss Charlotte Holmes has returned
from Los Angeles where she has
spent the better part of the winter.
Mr. and Mrs Wing b. Allen are mp
from G0ldfc1 with their small
daughter, and are guests OF Mr. and
Mrs. Ashby D. Cleveland
Mrs. Edward s. Ferry has gone to
Grand Rapids, Mich. TO visit her
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Walker returned
Yesterday from Oakland, where they
have spent the winter
Mrs Timothy Bishop OF New Hay
On Conn; Is the guest OF her dnugh-
ter. Mrs Walcott Thompson.
Miss Clara Hail has returned from
a six months visit with GrIends In
Los Angeles.
Mr. and Mrs, Elmer r. Jones have
returned from an extended eastern
Mr. And Mrs, AleS Eherhardt Will
return today H0m the northwest,
+, where . they have been spending their
Mrs. J, H. McCrystal and SON Ar
lhur returned from California Mon
day ART .rnoon. They are now az home
at the Fifth East hotel.
Dr. and Mrs Jeremiah Baattic have
returned from three months stny IN
southern California.
Mrs Joel Priest and children have
- fFI AL Lilo 4
will spend several months,
Mr. ANA Mrs. A. Fred Woy and Miss
Louise Wey VIII be az home 10 thoir
friends IN the neRr future In their new
nome on Brigham street
Mr. ana Mrs Gordon Macintosh
and q party ~ friends are puesrs Al |
nc Hotel Del Monte, In Monterey.
Cal. Tor month
Mrs. A, J, McAlullon and Ittlc
daughter. Virginia, returned Wednes-
ahS, after spending the winter In |
southern California
The Rev aud Mrs. w, L. Bull leave
lhls Week for Pennsylvania, whore
'heS VIII spend the summer
Mr. ana Mrs. James Anderson, Miss
Jessie Anderson and James Anderson, !
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after spending the winter In the city
Miss Mlnette Baer Is spending y
few days In Garfield. tho guest OF
Mr. and MIS- r. c. Knight
Miss Chloe Young will be home
this week after spending the winter
In Los Angeles
Mr.. and Mrs. j. walcott Thompson
have for their guest Mrs. Timothy
Bishop OF New Haven. who is Mrs.
Thompson's mother.
Mr. and Mrs Thaddeus w Noylor
~ Logan have been visiting In the
city fof few days
MIR. and Mrs. I. A, Benton have re-
turned from Denver after a short
stay
Miss Alice Galloway has gone for
an extended eastern trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis $. Gates and
their small daughter are in from
Bingham and are at the Whitehall
Mrs, w. L. Jones is at No. 40, the
Bransford.
Miss Mayrne Noble and her father
W. r. Mobile, are back from stay OF
over month in California
Mr., and Mrs. A. r. Snow are now
ut home at SIS c street
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dern are home
from visit In California.
Mrs. NJ, Kirkpatrick and her daugh-
tiers. Mrs, Walter E, Stone and Miss