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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28

An unknown man whose name
could not be learned when the train
came here this morning) was run
over at Kelliher this morning, by
the Kelliher-Funkley mixed train on
the NJ. & I. railway, and instantly
killed, the unfortunate mans head
being entirely severed from his body,
the. ~dismembered head lying out
side. the rails, while the trunk and
remainder of the body was between
the rails.
Just how the accident occurred is
not plain, as no one, as far as is
known, was present when the train
passed over the man.
The first intimation anyone had
that there had been an accident
was when the train backed up to
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28

Minnesota merchants during 1907.
Sales of cigars have been better than
for any previous year that ! have
been in business. The recent So
called financial furry had no bad
effect on our business; sales were
steady. and I am of the opinion
that the scare was more of bluff
than most financial people will now
admit.
Il have every reason to believe,
from close personal observation,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28
MINNESOTA u MANDOLIN
AND GLEE CLUB Is COMING
Forty Talented College Men Will Give Fine Entertain
ment at City Opera House Saturday Evening".
Best Organization in the West

Brainerd Dec 28(Special to the Pionee)
University Of Minnesota Gee Mandolin strong
Brainerd this Bemid They occupy
attached the regular passenger the NJ rail-
way which arrives in Bemdi p. m.
The Glee and Mandolin Club exceptionally
and in Bemid who
their performance this evening
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28
that the year to come will eclipse
1907 in the matter of legitimate
business
Diaries.

The Pioneer has just received a
large line Of 1908 diaries, suitable
lfor business and professional men.
An early selection should be made,
as they will not be carried in stock
after January first.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28
A Very Kind Act.

One of the pleasing features of
Christmas was the act of Mrs.
Haldeman and Miss Hattie Halde-
man, who visited the poor farm and
St. Anthouy's hospital and left
fruit and flowers for the inmates,
who were greatly pleased at the
thought fulness exhibited by the
ladies.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28
New Years Dance.

A big New Years dance will be
given at the rink Wednesday night.
Music by the orchestra. Admission
25c for dancers, skating I5c extra.
Skating 7:3O to 900. Dance from
900 until 1900.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28

made an examination and decided
that an operation would be necessary.
letters withstood the operation
very nicely and it is stated that he
will easily recover, as he is a large
man and possessed of very strong
constitution.
The NJ & |. agent in the depot
here states that the train arrived on
schedule time and stopped at least
five minutes at the depot; that the
conductor gave his usual warning of
all aboard" and the train did not
move until the conductor had given
the go ahead" signal to the engi-
neer. This would indicate that the
railway company is in no way
responsible for the accident to Mr..
Jeffers.
Frank Jeffers is we'll known in
Red Lake and Polk counties. He
was for a number of years very
prominent in political circles in
Red Lake county. He was super
intendent of schools at one time;
later he was register of deeds of
Red Lake county, and also owner
and publisher of the Red Lake Falls
Currier.
Of late Mr.. Jeffers has acted as
commercial traveller, and at the pres
ent is in the employ of the McKen-
zie- Robbins company of Crookston.
Mr.. Jeffers has many friends
throughout the north half of the
state who will be very. sorry to
learn of his unfortunate accident. /.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1907-12-28
KILLED BY CARS.
AT KELLIHER
Horrible Accident in the Early Dawn This Morning
known Mans Head Severed from His Body.-No Per-,
son Witnessed the Accident.

the platform at Kelliher. A sudden
jar at the rear of the coach indicated
that there was some obstruction on
the rails.
An examination at the rear of
the train disclosed the body of a
man, mangled in the most horrible
manner, with the head dismembered
and blood in pools lying on the
ground and clotted on the wheels
of the coach.
The sight was a most sickening
one, and even the strongest man
in the crowd that assembled at the
depot could not at once approach
the body.
No one was able to identify the
body, prior to the time the train
departed for Funkley, to connect
with the south-bound passenger
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-04
DROWNED IN
OGDEN RIVER
Sad Fate 0vertakes lanes A.
Godfrey While Sightseeing with
Young Lady,
Mr.. EccLEs HOME FROM CUBA
Cuban vs.. American Sugar Production
Junction City News
Briefs.

Agden. March 4.--James A. Godfrey,
~ years of age, one Of the night clerNs
IN the oregon Short Line frelsht oi!lce'
was drowned in the Ogden river near
tie sanitarium yesterday afternoon, II
4, supposed he fell from short foot
bridge into the swiftly flowing stream.
MIR Godfrey. In company with young
lady named Helen Smith Of salt Lake
CITY, boarded the Ogden Canyon street
car at 1880 yesterday afternoon to spend
AN hour viewing the scenery. On thcll'
arrival at the mouth of the canyon they
left the ear and went over to the SAINT
tarum where they spent a short time
and then went across the small foot
bridge over the river to the hot springs
on the south side. After about 10 miii-
utcs there they started back over the
bridge Miss Smith going ahead and MI
Godfrey followed. The Young lady dig
rot look around until she had arrived
ON the opposite side, then she turned
to look for her companion and was
SURPRISED not to see him on the bridge.
Believing he had turned back and hid
somewhere to frighteu her she went
back over the bridge and up to the
spring bus was unable To find him, and
1t was then the thought came to her
that he might have fallen in the stream
and been carried down. She began to
cry and call for help. Several passers-
by came to her assistance and immedl-
atey began search OF the river. The
sheriff and his deputies responded to
a telephone call and went to the cam
Won. After an hours time his body was
found on the south side Of the stream
about a half block below the foot bridge
aud just south of the sanitarlum.
Sheriff Sebripg and his DEPUTIES were
on that side Of the river but could not
get the body ont. TWO young men,
Samuel Royle and Hyrum Farr, who
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). 1854, In Scotland; emigrated 20
America 1865; baptized member Of
the. Church OF Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints in Ohio in 1855 moved
10 Utah in 1871; settled in american
Fork then moved TO Alma, WNo., ana
came 70 SpringVille in 1903. He mar
Tied Lydia stevenson. 30 years ago.
who preceded him In death January
1906, to th"m We're born II children
nine % whom survive him.
While 1t Alma, Wye. he was en-
gagged in teaching school, and was an
active Church worker wherever no
has resided being professor OF music,
NEW PROVISIONS IN BEET CON
TRACTS.
Feb. 2s. 1897, a large meeting OF
the beet growers OF Springville and
Maploton was held in The ely hall
Supt George Austin and others nf the
Iehl Sugar company We're present and
discussSd the questions OF beet culture,
the handling of the beets in y proper
way al harvest time. etc. There are
two changes IN this years contract
one forbids tho use 81 the beef knife
with a hook to grapple the bects out
OF the ground rho contract requires
that the beets shall be pulled by tho
tops, knocked together IN order 10 re-
move the ART md piled before ton
ping The grower Ia also required 20
ailo 10 pcr cont OF the crop and de-
liver after the iir5i rush rs over
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the Brigham Young university. Provo.
ana the Agricultural college, was held
here this evening. and WAS won by
the A. c. boys The question discussed
was, Resolved. that the United States
should by a system of reasonable sub
sides attempt to build NJ an American
merchant marine, provided II Is not linn
tod 10 Latin-American or oriental
trade"
The Il. y students took the afflrma-
tive, their speakers being j. W, Robin-
son andl a. p. Rasmussen, while the
Aggie debaters We're NJ @. Harris and
!. e. Kerr President NJ. j..
ballard of The Commercial club
presided. and the judges We're Judge
Whlteootton of Provo. Atty. y. b. r.
vine of Salt Lake and Atty. j, c. Wal
tiers OF Logan.
The excavation is now under way for
the foundation TO the new Ntbiey hall
of the b. Y. College.
Dr. Fred j. Pack goes to Coalville on
Saturday TO address the teachers of
summit county.
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MONROE.
RopE4 f. eooID LAID no BE$E,
Brilliant Career Of Ilonored Octogcn-
arihn--llenVy Snowfall in SEWER,

sr..,.siat ,,y...,.,,,,.t..,s.,
$50, go, ,.t. ,r,,,,.
was held the funeral Of Fairisreii Ro6ert
II Gpoid who nossed frorn nortalitv tvyo
davs ago at he Iina apr ~ "a vser.
Rather &ooid was a noble, pure, Spiritual
MINDED man, held I'm h.el esteem.
4 large number Attended his funeral
ana he humble nobility Of his llie was
glshop SwindIe. Elders Orsan Magleby
VIM II SceemlIer and Jos. $ Horne,
and Bishop JOS. II. Ienson
Beautiful selections were made by the
choir who were out In rull strength
Rcbsrt 2. Goold was born March %
1922, at Wells. sumeTsotshre. England,
Was married TO Emma Watts in 1S4i ana
baptized into the Church OF Jesus CHRIST
Of I.atter-day Saints. June T. 1853. Emil
grated 10 America In 1851. ana 10 Utah
In 1859, Resided in Salt lake city two
wears Went on The Dixie mission. and
located at WASHINGTON April y. 1863
where he acted Az Superintendent of tho
SUNDAY school rOr about ~ years and
was aise Superintendent Of Religion class
work Leader OF the Ward clroir, counselor
10 bishops Robert D. Covngton and Mar
Gus Funk He also filled me offices Of
srhooI trustee, aud Justice Of The peace
In 1879 he went TO England and nl!cd
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BRIGHAM CITY.
Visit of the Siork-Othcr Peach City
News Items.
WEDDING BELLS.


Special Correspondence,
Brigham City, Boxelder Co, March 1.
Quarterly conference Of the BOHelder
stake win be held In the Brigham city
tabernacle Saturday and Sunday. March
and 10.
The b. &. Dramatic Go. Will present
The "Isrookdale Farm Mt the opera
house next week
Mr.. and Mrs. S. c. Wixom were called
upon to part with their little boy We'd
nesday afternoon, bronchitis being the
cause quite Il number OF children
IN the city are suffering from the
same complaint
NEW CITIZENS ARRIVE
A pretty little baby girl came TO the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. 5, Norman Lee
last Tuesday. Another little lady
came to gladden. the hearts OF Mr. and
Mrs NJ u. Olson Sunday morning,
while a baby boy was born 10 Mrs.
Jensen, widow OF the late Elias H..
Jensen.
Mayor c, Hoist has sold his home IN
the First ward 10 James Tingey and
has purchased George Chenl's home OPP
posItc his store on Main street.
The case of I'd Ryan VS.. curlew lr-
rigatlon & Reservoir Co. has occupied
the time OF the district court most of
the week, and Is stlll continued.
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Maud Reeder. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs, George %. Reeder. was mar
rIed in the Salt Lake temple Wednes-
day to Fred Korth OF willard.
Miss Crystal Hansen, daughter OF
MIR. and Mrs, N. G, Hansen OF the
Third ward was married to Peter e.
Nelson of Idaho Fails. Idaho, az the
home Of the BRIDES parents last We'd
nesday.
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NEW ROD DO pkNIAMIN.

Through The Efforts OF the Commercial
club The county commissioners have
decided TO upcu q new road Ia Benia-
min, straight nprlh from Main street.,
nc an expense of about $500 for right
of way. the expense % BE borne by th1
county pays0n buslnegs men ana Pay
son city. The labor ~ grading The r0ad
VIII he mostly contributed by he FARM
ers Of Paysou and Benjamin
The new road vii shorten he disfuuca
between the TWO towns about three
quarters on a mile.
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SPRINGVrLLE.
BURIAL OF VIM. BEVERIDGE
Two New Provisions Made IN Beet
Growing COuIracts,
speclal Correspondence.

Special Correspondence,
Sprlngylllp, Utah CO., Feb 2T-ln
the First ward Westinghouse today the
funeral services over the remains Of
William B.yeridGe were held, presided
over by Bishop o, u. Huntington Al
though II was a very stormy day there
was a large attendance al the ser-
Vices The choir sang al the deceased =
request 80 Ny Father" Peace re
SiilI' aud ~ arsr My God to Thee 4"
The sneaknrs We're Bishop o. y. Hunt
irgton who gave q short biography ne
his life, Elders q. Ray MaycoelS and
former bishop nf Aims. Wye An oe
whom spoke NJ the good ana noble
character ~ the deceased. as pure
and God-lika man, always Willing ana
earnest in performing any duili as
signed him.
William neverldsa WAS born Asiil
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HOME rRoM cuBA.
David EccIes aud Family Return From
nclightful Trip.

Ogden March l-David Eccles, who
with his wife and daughIers have been
in Cuba Tor Il month past have re-
turned and are GeliglUed with the trio
III every way. IN speaking of cuba
Mr.. Eccles said II is the greatest sugar
country in the world, That last year the
output was much greater than II has
ever been, and the Indications are thai
this year the sugar production Win in
crease fully % per cent, MIR Eccies
says the people OF America cannot com
pete Win the output OF sugar in Cuba.
Sugar In Cuba is selling for IA cents
per pound. while in Utah the sugar
bcots alone cost ~ cents per pound.
Enroute home MIR. Eccles stopped AZ
St Louis and secured some designs and
prices of new street ears, which will be
ordered soon.
MRS CAROLINE DONLON DEAD.
Mrs, Caroline Samantha Doulon, bet
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p rrIlRNnn MIss1oNAnrrs

IN your former Gold of labor. 90 whom,
YOU would like to send q copy 81 tho
semi Weekly News2 II so. take adj.
vantage of our special oner, made 10
ala the great missionary work We
send tho paper obs year 10 any point
In the United sates, canad OF Mex.
leo "a half price, 500, This does not
apply 20 points whore there nre regu.
lsr wards Or stakes Foreign postage
extra
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PAYSON.
HARVEST OF GRIM REAPER.
Commercial Club Secures n New Road
To Benjamin.

Special Correspondence.
Payson, Utah co, Feb. 2S.--Chas
Welmau. who came to Payson, with his
wife about two months ago, died yes
terday morning OF leakage OF the heart,
caused by d long spoll OF miners con-
sumption he contracted while working
in the mines at Butte, Mont He came
here with The hope OF regaining his
health, but the disease was too far ad
Yanced for medical aid, He is sur
Yved by his wife, Funeral services Will
kouae b'rIdny.
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BOISE, IDAHO.
TWIN FALLS COUNTY.
COY. GoodinS Appoints l'ull Quota of
Officers.


Officers.
Special Correspondence.
Boise Idaho March 3 Gov Goodbye
has appointed the full qqota of officers
for the new county of Twin Falls. In
giving out the LIST the governor said;
II have tried to meet the Wishes of
the citizens of Twin Fails county IN
this matter and ann quite certain that
these appointments meet with the APP
prevail OF a great majority of those
residents / am glad To he able to
sign the appointments OF such able
persons as are represented OH the list
ana ] wish 10 express my best wishes
for the prosperity of the new county.
That Twin FANS county win be d most
prosperous county is assured
The officers appointed are as fol-
lows:
Auditor and recorder-Harry Il,
West of Kimberly.
shein-Georso Aiken of Twin
Falls.
Falls.
Attorney Frank a. Huuo OF Twin
Assessor-Jamcs Mcmillan of KIM
berry.
Proyate ndge-Frank Il. Chambey-
lain OF Twin Falls.
school Superintendent De-
Bow of Twin Fails.
Susyeyor-Charles II. Null of Twin
FAILS.
Coroner. d. Rogers Of TWIN
Fails.
Commissioners George L. Crocker
of Filler, John lc. Hanson of Rock
Creek, l.. +. Saliaday of Twin Falls
Under the law The county commits
sioners are 10 meet at Twin Fails, the
county seat Within FIVE DAYS to organ
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WEDDING BELLS.
a. c. Students Worst u. y. University
Debaters--News Briefs

Special Correspondence.
Logan. March Marriage licenses
have been issued by the county clerk
10 the following couples:
Wilhelm l.. Schauerhaunner of salt
Lake City and Miss Mary Krahenbuhel
OF Logan.
Lewis Hughes of samaria. Ida, and
Miss Emma Smith of Logan,
~ l.. Christensen of Pocatello, Ida.
end Miss Ada Barnes OF Idaho Falls.
Ida
John Gygi of Providence and Miss
Iiertha Leatherpnar of Salt Lake City.
Gottlieb Gessel and Miss Esther hey
Jend. both of Providence
George Bronson of Fairview, Ida,
and Miss Roxie Dopp Of Lewiston.
A. &. STUDENTS WIN DEBATE.
The debate between the students of
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Spring Nedicines

The best IS Hoods Sarsaparllla. 1t
is the best because it does the most good
While il makes the blood pure, fresh
and lively, it tones the stomach to bet
ter Digestion creates an appetite, stimu-
lates the kidneys and liver gives new
brain, nerve and digestive strength
An unequaled list Of cures-4o, 800 tes-
tmonias in two years - proves It's merit.
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PAROWAN.
PARKWAY STEAM Prov co.

Capitalized for aln,l0O---l6 Inches Of
SNOW ON "Wednesday
Special Correspondence.
pnrawan, Iron co, March THE
articles OF Incorporation or the Iaro-
wan steam Pillow conn hnV have been
illed VITA the county clerk the COM
pany 81 copitalizod for $4,000 and
the officers % serve FOR the next two
wears are william Adunc, president;
Milford Day, vice president oscar M
Lyman, secretary; William IT, Morris.
treasurer; simon A, tAIathsson nper-
iuteudent
BY order Of the clty council, the
cottonwood trees along the north and
west Sides OF the mcednghouso block
ave being removed With view u
planting row of other trees along
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SHERIDAN. WYO
BEET SUGAR PLANT ASSURED
Nerl Already Begnn--Fntal Cases on
Spinal Meningitis Appear.


Sheridan Wyo.. Feb ~ Frha Immediate
confirmation of beet sugar plant at tbs
plHCe X now issulc0, Tho promoters %
The nroioct are making su eElmuat On
or the l.ale pesinet Bear Late Pi4ey
ana oher reservoir sites and irrigation
projects.
Already from 1000 to 600 acres of land
owned hy lhe company between thi9 city
ana Blg Horn have beeu broken aud The
balance OF tho ground VIII Nc pl1wea ths
year II he proposed 70 bullt % hpuhe8
on lie land this season and tenants FOR
diem have already been secured Other
houses VIII ee bulli 9s soon az possible
and touiufs brought In.
n g. proposed to build /, cotton fac
tory. capable M handling fr,m ~ 90 10
1850 tOHs nf hctia each tr1lfnu. They do
M eAifct 20 ran full blast the hrst year
but later NIi Increase their apffaso IN
Dcels
Aa tha country ls developed llles of
ule1tiir railway Nll BE- huli cNnnectlug
thr mrmlpe districts Win Sherllln arf
ito factory Which wiz bee located on the
Ouskirta Of the cry
SPINAL MENINGITIS.
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Accidents viii happen. but the best
regulated families keep pr Thomas
Electric OIL for such emergencies. II
aubdues the pain and heals the hurts.
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Be sure and visit the Chamber OF
Commerce. 55-5S west Third South 81.
A permanent exhibit Of tfah's re-
sources and products. Free admission.
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WE DO JOB PRINTING ma tho
kind OF iob printing chan everybody
wants VINO wants good work, The peg.
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mo sidewalks ara having the streets
graded. which could not be done with
ont tho removal Of the old trcss as
trey were near the middle OF the
street
VICTIM OF SCARLET FEVER.
Another deach has reunited from
scarlet fever making the thrd here
this winter; this ore occurred at the
home Of Jacob Is, Gould, and was che
little chlld of his daughter Fannie,
HEAVY SNOWFALL.
sixteen inches of snow fell here on
the 27th alt. one peculiar Feature or
the storm was that Il did not reach a
distance Of eight miles north and was
very light a few miles west
MILFORD Day mas purchased the
Collins clark residence property lhe
confederation being SSOO, AlI Day Will
nnish the zinc brick residence con-
suructed and partly finished by Mir.
and Mrs Clark ana making such al
terations and additions as will be
necessary to make II an ideal home
CITY POWER PLANT.
The city council has been ongag-
ed for the past lew days i'm survey ing
and locating the race FOR the electric
light giant to be constructed In the
near future, and has decided on n To-
cation on the west side OF tn" cam
yon opposite what IS known as the
second saw mill site. whore by running
ihe ditch along the ban Side for fot
about 40 rods a fall OF 10 feet can
be obtained.
------- r-s--~---------
Harsh physics react. weaken the
bowels. cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
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EPHRAIM.
DEATH OF RExFoaD rUND.

Youthful Eurglars Caught IN McCaf-
crty Store,
Special Correspondence
Ephralm Sanpete co. March -
Rexfnrd Lund the seven-year-old boy
of Mir. ard Mrs. Christian Llud died
very suddenly Wednesday morning OF
an aggravated case OF qulnsY
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LOGAN DEPARTMENT.


10 II A
WekyNe T. Street Ihone SID Independent
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Manager, f. A. LarlSln.
40 18th st Telephone ls2 k

Advertisements for yha Daily.
Saturday and Semi Weekly News
accepted en- The same terms is Al
the Salt Lake Ofaet.
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Bnrsa9aios- For chose whg, prefer medicine
ia t1Ilisf lornl Moods earfeparilla ~ now put no
III ghnfoated tablets called anflAtats, as Ntli aA
X, h.,diili nould larn Naf9liaha hago identl.
raIly tle samo curative properties ny tho liQuld
form besides ANldraeN ul Goes, tonNN1innea, coop
t v,v' thera balnfaO loss by syappTUti0n break.
Xxx, ~ isago NoM = druggista vr teng rs mail.
ass' :" q. llooi Coz l4oWoll, biass,
GUARANTEED under The Food and
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rho Hlel issue %. thu Tabor Free l're -.
edited On MI rrench Is il circulation.
II Is brign shoe' ana already hes a
Iona llst ot subscribers
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Calculator, John J, McGregor.
S245 Wash. Ave. Ind. Tel, ISL.
Otnee With lambert Paper Co,
Payments fer the Dairy, Saturday
and hS1ni-Weakly News should be
made to the calculator. Delivery
made by cerr5r, ~ tae same terms
ss In salt Lake.