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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk on respective aEs
CTS for further Information.

Consult County Clerk on respective aga-'
CTS Tor further Information.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT PRO.
bate Division, ia and for Salt Lake Culn.
Is, state OF Titan. Ina the matter 81. tla
estate Of John Edwin Cox, Docease-- 30
ilcc.-The petition Of Martha Ellen C2I
administrators OF the estate OF John ID.
win Cox. deceased. Tor conhmaulu o.
the sale Of the following descubed real
estate of the doccdent. to-wlt.
All az lots numbered g Z. 3. o. 30 and il
in block l. OF South Belmont, o. l6-
division OF lot T. block II. ivc-alIg g.al
"a" Big Field Survey, All Of said tots
being situated IA the city and County Of
salt Lake. and State on Utah ~ ih'
sum OF $3.50 And upon The following
tcrms to-wit: Cash upon confirmation
as appears from The return % sale. ule4
i1 tbs Court. has been set Tor holriha
ON saturday the 18th day OF sep,em3e
a. u, lgi. ~ no o'clock o. M, NJ ua
county Court House. IN tho Court ROOM
of sald Court in salt Lake Cltgi sl
Lake County, Titan
witness the Clerk % said Court win
tno seal thereof affixed. this l1th cav OF
September A. ID. 1917.
l'taD j. T.. ELDREDGE. JIl, cork.
iE w. " ralusWorth, Deputy clerk
fonsworth, Jr, Attorney for lel
TONER
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oRpRRs RECEIVED ro sELL.

Judge Morse this morning entered
am order for the sale by the receiver
or the goods o. tho Western Five ana
Ten Cents stores upon no days notice
the sale 20 b. public The order g.
made iu the case Of IT. w. Grnuhs
against the stores company. who is AN
officer Of the concern ana ono OF the
principal creditors.
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PETTlBoNE VERY ILL.
Could Not Appear in Court and May
Have 10 be- Operated On.

Boise. Ida. Sept. 17-Gcorge a. Pet
tibone was unable 10 appear IN the dis
trict court this morning 20 have his
case SGT for trial. The affidavit Of the
attending physician states that Petit
bone g. slTering from ulcer of the
bladder " Inch. unless soon checked.
will prove fatal. He says an opera
tcn ~ De necessary, but fears the
patient Nlil be unable % survive it.
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A PAINFUL JOKE.
George John sets Fire 60 Clothing Of
Toni Bolla.


A complaint was issued this morn
ing before Justice Of tine Peace Dana
n. smith. against George John, charg-
ing him with assault upon one TOM
Bolla. The case Is peculiar one
and may result In a long sentence Tot
John. -.
The complaint alleges thar Jonu,
,hopt four weeks ago. set FIRE to the
clothing OF Bolla az Garfield where the
men were working
Bola's clothing was saturated Win
oil and John thought SC would lie great
FUN 10 set FIRE 20 him. He dad 50. bol-
Ia was badly burned ana was taken 20
81 Marks hospital whore ne mas peeh
under treatment for about four weeks.
A warrant was issued fog the arrest
OF John and he will be arroigred IN
Judge Smiths court as soon as appie-
hended
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
DEMoCRArrC COMMITTEES

Crcdcutlals-Ccorg w. Stringtel-
low. Thomas w. Green. John llollc1,
N. y. Richards, Charles Livingston,
Permanent Orgunizatiun-,lcrro
LctChcr. George 4. Smith. Herbert
Price, stephen n. Lynch. G. r. over
field.
Platforms. n. Thurman. Hugh
Watson. T. =. Fernstrom. y. T.. Priest,
Charles Baldwin.
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IN JUDGE DIEHLs COURT.
James Mcrrun Mahes Hearing on
Charge OF Embezzline 5000.

u Judge Diehrs court this morning A.
Oahuuue. r.. Ellngs ana Robert King
don. three young mon arrested ou the
ghargg oi disturbing the peace appeared
for sentence The court fined them 81 each
with tho understanding that they would
Uohav. themsclvcs ir the future aud PAY
fnr "a window they dom0l. he'd
b. BargersOn was tried 0u the charge
M using abusive language toward % street
Ulr man hW calling him "a 'HCal.F Tho
court took the case under udviscment.
james MCuon. accused Of cmbezzling
500 from the Western Newspaper Union.
waived DE preliminary hearing and WIS
held t0 tho district court
Alexander MCMhIrter charged with
violating the pure food ordinance. was arr
riirncd and took until tomorrow morning
t0 plead.
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YEsTEl,nAYts.

ANol T.. FlkHad and wife 70 Erres.
o. Brltzeil lots @. g. part OF Iot
block g.. Lincoln Park ...............
Chas h. Adams and wife 20 Wal.
ter g. Lyme. part Of lot l., block s..
plat a .sss..s-t.s.sss.s...s. 4...........
Philip Buhre to Arthur Croxford.
Part Of lot @ block 10. plat h..
Geo W. Euglehardt and wife 70
Matte B Hahn. part OF lot 4.
block n, plat r ....................
Edward r. Ashton and wife 10
Hazel Grant Needham. part OF lot
g. block %, plat A.........,....,......
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NEW CTrY CONnIIrTEE.

First PrccinCt-Lewis H. Ivcrson,
Mrs. Annie Meyer. :. l.. Moylc. s. II.
Thurman, w ,. Sloan. y W. String
fellow, :. T.. Richards
second Prccinct--T. ". Green, IT,
\. Smith, {. ,. Bcngstcr ID. Margctts.
4. ~. Carlquist.
Third Preclnci-E. u. Davis. Jos
Iiaslam. \. J. Sears. Thomas Morris,
John llOllcy
Fourth PrcCinct-GCOrge -. Al
der. John McDuii. Joseph Klmball,
Lucian n. Ray, William VI. stewart,
y. 4. Eldrcslgc, ST..
Etfth PrcCinct-Frank r. Iun. Max
II. Brothers, Martin s. Lindsay. Ash
by Snow. :. =. IIcrshaw.
This city committee viii select a
city chairman for the coming cam
puign.
The credentials and permanent or
guniLation committees met ON the
stage OF the Grand thcatcr during the
noon hour. The platform committee
met In the law offices of James II.
MOylc.
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TO U. OF U. STUDENTS

We have your text books at less than
publishers Mss prices. General school
stationery at correspondence low dc-
ures. Get GU. printed price list
DESERET NEWS BOOK STORE
The leading book concern, Main ST.
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satisfactory Farewell.

We meet some people with pleasure
and part from Thorn with genuine sntla-
Daily News.
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ARE YOU GOING

TO Brigham. sept 1872 that's Peach
day.
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Autos for hire. Reliable Drivers. new
Machines, prompt service, day or
night Both Phones 374. A. S. Horne
Mgr.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
TOnANs

TODAY =.
g.. " Buchholz 20 Edw. l.. Sheets
lot ~, block D. 5-acre A.........
Peoples savings Bank & Trust 60.
Of Moline 60 samuel O.. Pau.
j A. Fuiech et ~ to Il. s. Huh
bard. lots i5. l6 a. block I. Wat
kll4 audi. see. ......-.............
Edward r. Ashton and wife "a d..
seph McRae part W lot 4. block l0
f.Iuf A
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PILES CUREG IN 20 "a DAYS.
PAZo OINTMENT De- guaranteed 20 cure
any case ~ Itching Blind Hlcodirr 1r
ur0tu3iug Piles in 10 "a DAYS or money
refunded. 10r.
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LEWISTON PUBLIC BLDG.
Treasury Warrant for $1,000 Issued to
II. Schlclcher for Site.
Special to the 'News")

Special to the "News.")
washington. ID. c., Sept IA
treasury warrant for $4,000 today
mailed 90 r. Schleicher in payment
for the site upon which the govern
ment viii erect a public building at
Lewiston. Ida. The site chosen and
today paid for. Is located at south
west corner Of r and Twelfth streets.
The last Congress appropriated $l0,-
900 for a site but did not provide an
appropriation for the actual construc-
tion OF a new building. IL viii be up
To- Senator Hepburn and others 10 se-
cure an appropriation at the next ses-
sion OF Congress 20 provide money 20
erect a building on the site purchased
today
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
SIX BEST SELLING BOOK:
ron MONTH OF AUGUST

According 20 reports from the LEAD.
ing book sellers of the country. he slr
books which have sold best IL the or.
der or demand during the month are.
1. The Lady Of the Decoration.
Q The Brass Bowl Vance. ....Sf Ia
g. The Scarlet Car. Davis. ....St25
4 -for-Short. De Morgan. 81 rs
g. Tho Mayors WIFE. Green Isl so
6 Beatrix Of Clare. Scott .....S150
In addition 10 the above we have A
large stock Of other popular books Of
the day.
DEsERET NEWS BOOK STORE
Main Street
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-17
JOHN DERN AGAIN.
lie T. Made Permanent Chairman This
Afternoon.

lie T. Made Permanent Chairman This
Afternoon.
John Dern was this afternoon made
permanent chairman of the Democratic
convention. with the following officers
under him
LIST vice president Frank 49,
stephens
End vice president Ashby Snow
Bird vice president Mrs. y. ID. Rouudy.
Secretary perley 8. Hill
lst assist secretary stephen T..
Moyle
2hd sssfa setystasgsNrfs j. d Hay
wood
Reading clerk George Alder.
sergeant-at-arms, Sam Galahasv
ORDER OF BUSINESS.
The following order of business was
recommended for this afternoon by the
committee appointed this morning. and
its report was unanimously accepted.
Report OF the committee on Gre
dentials.
Report OF the committee ON platform
and resolutions.
Naming Of candidates. in the follow
ing order. Mayor. recorder, auditor. and
attorney.
Unfinished business.
Adjournment.
PROBABLE CANDIDATES
Probable candidates for the various
offices are. For recorder. NJ r. Cum
ningham. FOR treasurer. Jos r.. Caine.
for auditor. Chas. b. Felt tor city att
tOruey. AshbV Snow.
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ANERTr-At the residence, 800 East First
South street. Sept. Is. John H. Akert
Sr.. AGED "a years. Deceased was @ ma
tive Of Switzerland, having em.srated
20 Utah en- 1878.
Funeral service will be held in the
Twelfth ward chapel Wednesday. at %
O'Clock. Friends invited.
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X. 4. Evans. Florist. SO s. ,1ain St
Floral Designs a Speciality. 'phon 9ti
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Eber w. Han. 225 South West TEN.
pie St. Funeral Director. Licensed
Embalmer. Private Ambulance.
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DIED

MCDONALD Clara. infant daughter az
Junius and Alice Bytheway Mcdonald
Monday Sept lG of cholera infantun.
aged four months
Funeral services win be held Wednes-
day. sept IS 40 %. M iu the Tenth
ward Westinghouse. The remains may DO
viewed az the residence, $50 south Eighth
East street from I to 230 o'clock on the
day Of funeral
NOUNG.-Nathan Young aged ~ years.
al his home No. 3i euiuco street. sat-
urday evening
Funeral viii take place on Tuesday aft-
crnoon al 4 O'Clock from the Elks hllI
lnterment Mt Ollvet cemtcry Friends
invited.
M'DONAI -D.-Flora. 4-mouths-old daueh-
Ter OF Mr.. and Mrs JunIus Mcdonald,
at the residence Of $50 Eighth East
Funeral services from tho Tenth ward
chapel at D. m. wednesday.
ARKERT suddenly Sunday after
noon Sept. IS. John II. Arkert; born
in Zurich. Switzerland, Feb. p 1885.
Notice of funeral later.
AlIERT rat the residence, 800 East First
south street. Sept. l5 John n. Akert
ST.. AGED n years. Deceased was a ma
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Orphcum-The beet of vaudeville
bills can be ruined by presenting the
various turns ont OF their order Az
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
EQUIPMENT IN BAD SHAPE
G. n. Service On York Extension Is
Said to he Extremely ragged
Travellers Complain,

Harry Payne, one of the most prom
inent travellers in the northwest, is III
from trip throughout the western
portion of the state. Mr.. Payne says
he, together with a small company of
fellow travellers. took a trip up the
York extension on Wednesday and the
condition Of the railroad equipment on
this short branch is enough to recall
the days of North Dakota pioneering
when ox-carts wendell their way
through the ravines and valleys.
The heating apparatus on the train
which oficiated on the line is badly
demoralized, in fact no heat at all was
radiated from the broken pipes. The
passengers were forced to take shelter
in the baggage cars whenever the cold
became too intense. The doors on the
coaches look like the Battleship Maine
when the Spanish torpedo got in its
work-strings run from both sides so
that they can be latched, and I'M
latched. There was no water in the
water cooler as the cold was too fierce
to warrant the risk to the latter.
According to the returned travellers,
the fault is not with the employees, but
with the equipment maintained on the
branch A car inspector was up the
first of the week and labored and be-
labored over the rickety remnant of a
stove but it was too far gone for re-
demDtiOn,
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Visited Rugby.

Pierce County Tribune: Terry Nc
cosker. the jolly freshman, who has
been travelling in this territory for
years in the employ of the Mcdonald
Crockery and Glassware company of
Minneapolis, was calling on the trade
here this week, and incidentally stat
ing his many reasons as to why he ds
championing the two-cent passenger
rate measures now before the legisla-
ture, one of which the senate passed
on Tuesday by vote of rs to Is. II
Terry had been elected as a member Of
the board of railway commissioners he
would have made things go some.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Drumnaer's Sauce
What Is Il Dear Friend!
Copyright VI. h. CO.

A dear friend is--well, take the
first letters of the TWO words. and you
will have the initials OF what dear
friend usually is. Why do you say
that? Because D. F.;s have oily
tongues that they keep we'll fabricated
when they taste bit of gossip. If
d. +. hears some fellow say that you
are an ugly mug with but two grains
of horse sense and none of the COM
mon variety, carefully note how he
will sprint over to your house and
tell YOU all about it. Does he like
to make trouble? Indeed that is his
object in life-the dear friend" game
is merely blind. Then dear friend
is a trouble teaser? Yes. dear friend
is never true friend, especially a
dear female friend. This brand al
ways has corner on green eyes. Do
We all have dear friends? Yes, but
it is very simple matter to get wise
to their tricks. Don't you believe 'em.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
v. W.FEGAN moi GAN .
D|DATE FOR RE:
ELECTION
Has Been Secretary of U. G. T.
Council 81 for the Past
Nine Years.

At the March meeting Of the
Grand Forks U. C. T. Council No. GA,
the LIST meeting of the fiscal year, w.
w. Fegan of this city will hand in his
resignation las secretary. Mr.. Fegan
has acted as secretary of the council
for nine years and his decision to re-
tire from active duties will be blow
to the council as he has always been
hard and consistent worker for the
travellers. Mr.. Fegan will, however,
devote considerable time to the COM
ing travellers convention to be held
here June Z and s.
At the meeting in March about fifty
candidates will be considered and Of
ficers for the ensuing year will be in
stalled,
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M0RSE'S THRIFT
CONTINUED. from .page ~

Continued from page ~
Mrs. Morse died. Then the father
bought handsome place in Bath and
in it installed his sister and the child
rem. For himself he bought house
in Fifth avenue, in the heart of the
millionaire district. There, in 1901,
he took a second wife, Mrs. Clemente
Dodge. The legal complications fol-
lowing his marriage to Mrs. Dodge
attracted about as much attention as
anything of its kind ever did in this
country. There are many who have
reason to forget the famous case
Lawyer Abe Hummell, for instance,
who is now resting under a prison
sentence for the part he took in 1t.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
which were shot by the national guard
of this state, while Capt. Boyd of COM

which were shot by the national guard
of this state, while Capt. Boyd of COM
pany L. of Hillsboro on the same
ranges made a general average Of 371,
being but two points behind the cham
pion of the nation. With a reasonable
amount of practice it would certainly
have been easy for him to have made
the other two points.
1t might be said in passing that a
comparison Of the ability of company
L. with that of one of the companies
of regulars stationed at Ft. Lincoln
will show a decided credit for the,
Hillsboro boys. Last year with q COM
pany OF 1913 each using 200 cartridges
in contest for expert rifle shots, the
Ft. Lincoln regulars only made a rec
ord sufficient to give them five marks
men and one sharpshooter, while Capt,
Boys company Of AZ men using so
cartridges each secured one expert
rif1eman-a position above that of
marksmen-and 10 expert riflemen, all
of the Hillsboro boys going beyond the
grade of sharpshooter. It will thus be
seen that this state has the material to
give the experts of the army something
to think about and there is no question
but that those who are selected to
go to Sea Girth will give a good ac-
count of themselves. The present
plan Is to have the team which con-
sists of one team captain, one team
coach, one team spotter, twelve prin-
cipals and three alternates, selected by
a contest at the state encampment at
Devils Lake, and then to order the
team into camp for few weeks prac-
tice before the contest comes of at
Sea Girth In August. The trip is such
valuable one and will afford those
who go SO many opportunities to see
the country and to meet with people
from every state that it is thought
there will be decided interest mani
tested at once among the several COM
pan1es for the purpose of getting in
shape to secure place on the team.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Woolsen Spice Man.

Louis ]. May of Toledo, with the
Woolsen Spice company, came down
last night from a trip up the Hannah
line. Mr.. May says conditions on the
branch are much improved over last
week, even the hotel walters are be-
ginning to feel the effects of the
change" Those in some of the
towns up the line look as happy as
plumbers-that is when you tip them.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Becoming INADEQUATE.

The school building of Hatton is
becoming inadequate to take care Of
the pupils. and it is expected that
additions will have to be made to it
this coming spring.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Meyer Barr Back.

Meyer NJ. Barr of Chicago with a
full line of jewelry novelties for the
]. Floersheim company of the Windy
City in in Grand Forks today. Mr..
Barr is an old timer in this territory,
but brings with him one who is not.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Sam Hunt In Town,

The Marshall-Wells Hardware COM
pany of Duluth is ably represented in
town today by Sam Hunt. Mr.. Hunt
makes headquarters in Red Lake Falls
but manages to make this city once
week.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Have Completed Work,

The work of installing additional
switch board in the local exchange of
the Northwestern Telephone company
has been completed, and the men who
were engaged on the job have gone
to Fargo.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
IS DOING THINGS

Continued from page IL
ords made at that place.
Some Shooters.
It ds interesting to know that there
is material in the ranks of the national
guard OF this state to give the other
states a run for their money at least.
A comparison of the total results OBJ
tanned by the man who won the first
place in the contest last year will
show that he only secured a general
average Of 1913 points on the ranges
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Meat Market Closed,

1t is reported today that Haring and
Haverland, Third street butchers, have
gone out of business. They conducted
shop at lis North Third street, and
have been in business several months.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Appoints IDENTITIES.

Sheriff P. E. Sandlie of Nelson coun-
ty has appointed the following depu-
ties to assist him in his work:
John NJ. Lee, Aneta.
F. NJ. Shatswell, Petersburg.
Kingsley Wright, Michigan.
Ed. Sandlie, Lakota. Deputy Sand
lie will have charge of the sheriff's
office whenever the sheriff is away.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
LOST ALL ON BOARD.
Norwegian Bark and Crew Of Eighteen
Gone to @Davy Jones,

Copenhagen, Feb. ga dispatch
received here from Lemwig, Jutland,
today says that the three-masted Nor
wegian vessel which went ashore off
Fjaltring on the west coast of Jut-
land. yesterday, was the Timaru, of
1905 tons, bound from Flushing to
Christiania. She was totally lost and
all her crew, numbering eighteen
men, were drowned.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
With Drug Line

Charles Sorenson with q line of drug
supplies for Kennedy, Andrews & Co.
of Minneapolis, came in last night and
Is registered at the Dacotah.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Undergo Oueration.

Mr.. and Mrs. T j. Dougherty of
Starkweather passed through Grand
Forks enrcute to Rochester, MINI. Mr..
Dougherty goes there to undergo an
operation for appendicitis and Mrs.
Dougherty will look after him during
his convalescence.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
To Thief River.

r. F. Young of Minneapolis a new
man in this territory was an over
night visitor in the city. He left this
morning for Thief River Falls, Mimi,
expecting to return tonight.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Renoyatine Building.

The work of renovating the local
exchange of the Northwestern Tele-
phone company at Grafton has been
started, and when completed it viii.
be one of the best exchanges in this
part of the state.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Changed Dates.

On account of .encountering wash
outs in the mountain districts, the
Red Feather company, which was
to appear here Feb. 26 has been OBJ
liged to make a new schedule of dates
on the Bread Basket circuit, resulting
in the show being billed for Grand
Forks for March 4.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Underwent Operation.

Advices from the hospital in Roch-
ester are to the effect that Mrs. Silver
Serumgard of Devils Lake, who I'M
derwent an operation there is getting
along very we'll.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
A. O. Z. W.

The members of Grand Forks lodge
No. 9 are requested to Meet at the
hall Sunday Feb. "a, at o'clock p
M. to attend the funeral of Brother
E. F. Lombard. G. S. Harms, NJ. w.
Geo. j. Price, Recorder
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Supply Of Ice.

F. M. Shetswell of Petersburg was
in Grand Forks this week, and ar
ranged for the shipment of some Red
river ice to him for the summer sea-
son.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Did Not Attend.

On account of delayed trains, Secre-
tary Brown of the Red River Valley
immigration and Development associ-
alton did not go to St. Thomas, N. D.,
Friday. He was expected there this
evening in the interests of the Red
River Valley immigration and De-
velopment association.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1907-02-23
Heating and Plumbing.

Matt Camatisch of Fargo represen-
ting the Fargo Steam Heating and
Plumbing company is in Grand Forks
today.