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GEORGE |. MOATS
FALLS To DEATH
Well Known Salt Laker PIungeS
Down Mine Shaft at
DugWay.
DECAYE0 TIMBERS BROKE.


While engaged in taking samples
from the 300-foot level of the Four Met
ais mine. at Dugway, Tooele county
Wednesday afternoon George l..
Meats, wen known Salt Laker. fell
To- his death The body was buried
beneath heavy mass Of earth thar
went down with it, and 1t took II
hours hard work on the part OF Meats
companions to dig out the remains.
HOW IT HAPPENED,
Mr. Meats was manager OF the Four
Metals, aud had gone 10 the property
with O. Meyers. an eastern stakeholder,
and Charles Sandal. for the purpose o.
sampling the ore in some of the lower
levels, which had not been worked for
a considerable time. The three men
had secured averages from number
Of drifts, and II WAS while Mr.. Meats
was az work lower down. that the de-
caycd timbors gave way and he fell
at least 50 feet to the bottom. The
crash was heard by Mcssrs Meyers
and Sandal ana in a very short thuc
q force or men was engaged digging
out the body. The work was extreme
~ dangerous, but there was no letup
until the remains had been recovered.
PROMINENT HERE
Mr. Meats was well known in bust
ness and mining circles. He was the
vice president of the Ranck Real Els
tate d Investment company, manager
of the Eastern Consolidated Mining e.
Smelling company ana OF the Utah
Lead Mining company. He was an
active member of the Real Estate as
ISOLATION and Commercial club. He
ts go l.v d ft~
Anna Besinger. The body Is at the
undertaking establishment Of Eber W.
Han, and the funeral viii be held sun
day.
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EXCURSION TO ELY.

June 7th. via O. s. H. and S. p.
Round trip from Salt Lake $500. Sm-
cial train 500 p M. arriving Ely 500
a. m, next morning stay Ely i've
days, Leave Ely 30 p, M. june l2th,
arrive Salt Lake 500 a. IN. June 18th.
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MOVING. PACKING, slrrpING.

THE REDAiAN VAN x STORAGE GO
only iirip ln the city owning ana gu
trolling It's own teams, warehouses, ~
Large three horse WINS. two large wolH
houses, eNpcrt furniture packers can hn.Se
your goods 10 any part of the Luitt
states and save Won money. MeWrpta IT,
me New York Furniture Ware huus Al,
mems association. Have corrosponut i 49,, ~.
an tho principal cities. N you want .Uu
goods ahippod from amy point cast or w.
concerns make Il nossiblc to gave .yog
money and trouble. Office, u3-tto.lt.
South West Temple street Both p''''s
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FUTILE BROS, 1873 Main Street.
salt Lake city 20O,0Oo--l9lO
You Cant Keep "A Good Town Down"

You Cant Keep "A Good Town Down"
Spectators. Attention
adjoining the Capitol Grounds, 20 feet
front on w Capitol ST. lg6 feet facing
Apricot ST, Zone blk. north Of SO end
Wall &. FINEST iot on the iii which is
growing so fast that soon It will he the
best residence district IN the city one
block from head Of Main Street. You can
the cash We win loan you part As own.
or must have all cash az this figure ard
al once (No. 222s)
a nice llttlo i-room cottage home, large
lot aud barn, near nth South and 3rd
East Sts Price. $500 Terms 800 down,
and SEQ per month (No. $780,
Modern Suburban rooms large
grounds, barn shrubbery, flowers, etc,
q charming home vii be sacrificed OF
$500 II II ia Forest Dale.
For want OF space we are obliged 10
gut and ask that you Cull and see our
let ~ properties We have II tremendous
list. there are nine active live real estate
people an anxious 10 help you find what
yuu want iu the line Of real estate, before
thr H. census gives Salt Lake city
You can't Keep Good Town Down"
TVTTLE BROS, 1853 Main ST.
HERE'S
SOMETHING GOOD,
s82N-Graud new modern 5-room
pl brick nearly new lot as'SS
l23 SECOND Ave.
Sl2iO-rand new modern 5-roOm
cottage, 2lsNiis northeast fine
location. Terms.
$3.50 Beautiful light brick modern
broom cOttnge. lot i5Ni5i feet,
southeast Terms.
Vacant lots on Perkins Ave.
25NlS feet
s 20-Iots on Bryan Ave, 25XllO.
s 30-Vacant lots on l2th South.
Make me an offer on iONO rods
near o. \ Line Ry. Shops,
small houses m THIS vicinity
rent or sell very rapidly,
j n. CLARK
H2-i Herald building.
Sec0nd FLOOR
Ina Phone ls, Ben Phone llI1-N
PROPERTY AT THE LOWEST MAX.
ket price listed and sold al the
RANCK REAL, BsTATE q lNVT CO,
Suite 23l u. +. Walker,
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Mrs s, n. BENEDICT has removed her
dressmaking parlora 10 The fifth noor
Of the Cog.AttYslon Bldg, rooms 529
and $50.
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SPECIAL

Mail orders are given special ntton-
ton In our Job printing department.
THE DESEREr NEWS
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THE GREATEST OFFER EVER
MADE:

1000 acres sold last week. We can sell
you farm that will bring you 10 to 20 per
cent net ON your investment and you can
live in town and realize II.
Think OF this We will sell to you a
twenty, forty or eighty acre tract of the
finest land in the state, grub II, pillow /,
seed it, put a fourth of 1t In orchard,
fence 1t and bore a well which will pro-
duce the best water you ever tasted and
will look after 1t for two years and then
turn It over to you all seeded TO luccrne
and in fine condition with a share Of the
very finest decreed water right for each
acre at $50 per acre. one-fourth OF the
purchase price down and good terms on
the balance, only l35 miles from Salt
Lake City. climate mild, good market for
produce right on the railroad, easily yield
six tons of lucerne TO the acre that will
sell on the ground for from Sc to IS per
ton. Only seven hours ride from Salt
Lake This land Is going fast, 100 acres
sold last week and the price per acre soon
to be advanced 10 slO0 per acre; should
you care 10 purchase we will pay trans
portatlon and expenses
call and see us: we will show YOU maps
and photographs.
ANDERSONrCUM INNINGS Co,
s22 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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FOX sAi.il---RBAL ESTATE.

CANNON 4 CANNON,
is East South Temple STREET
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AUTOMOBILES TIRES.

HARTFORD CASTINGS IN STOCK
2sS8 SQX3is. l2Sii Tubes and castings vul-
caui2ed. Osh0rno'e, 50 y, ith South ST.
Phones Ind 1910, Bell 49,
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Rumage Sale at Swedish Lut Church
Cor 4th -. and End So. sat June Sth
at o a. m.
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CAN BE HAD FROM Us AT
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WANTED.

STOCK TO PASTURE, LEO ACRES
Grazing land under fence, Pure spring
water > miles from city. Address Bonnie
Vile Ranch, Woods Cross, Utah
AN ENERGETIC AND SHREWD
young man will invest Few hundreds and
amour; in any ent ts promisngs QUICK
and good returns, Can furnish references.
Want quick action while good times pre-
vailing. A square deal given and ex-
pected. Addresses 649T News.
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ASHTON & JENKINS,
70 MAIN ST.


MEET Us AT PARADISE.
Buy LOTS IN PARADISE ADD
TNKE ADVANTAGE or THE
PRESENr Low PRICES AND EASY
TERMS
Do IT BEFORE YOU TAKE YOUR
SUMMER VACATION.
Take Wandanere car to 18th East
and llth South. office hours ON the
ground Sundays 10 a. M TO p. m.
Daily to y. m.
500 AND UPWARD
10 per cent cash. balance easy pay
mcnts monthly, no discount for cash.
We make no discrimination. Lots are
going fast in
PARADISE ADDITION,
And why not? Everything is favor
able
Prices and terms within the reach
OF all one Of the spots where money
win be made by wise investors ana
handsome PLACE FOR a HOME.
If you will call at our uptown OF
fees we will supply YOU FREE
TRANSPORTATION DO 1T TODAY.
Uptown offices $50 South Main; JIG
Atlas Block.
MEEKS & LYNCH.
or
PETERSON r.. L. INVESTMENT Co,
Sole Agents.
WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN
vacant lots. a cottage or a model house
in any part OF the city. James X. Shaw
8 Co, over 1853 Main Street.
SEE HOUSTON. THE HousERs, s53
Main Street
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DON'T BE A KNoCKER.


Here is a snap. 80 acres OF land,
. miles from city limits, only 500
per acre. Easy terms.
Sxl0 rods, with double brick house,
close In. rents for $50 per month,
only 5000.
l0x1O rods north bench, fronting
south. on nth st. Boulevard, fine
view. a bargain.
3xS rods. with 5-rOom house. bath,
toilet, electric lights, etc, one block
from Eagle Gate, only $3.50
81 SOO~-F'ine lot on Capitol Ifill.
close in. very easy terms. This lot
fronts on three streets, and will
make four fine lots worth 300
each.
ANDERSON CUMMING CO,
S22 South Main Street.
Bell phone l4S5-y; Ind. sl,
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LAGOON TRAIN TIME TABLE.
$3.50. SAB, 1900, q. m; 600, 400
900. 1900, $500, p. m,
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HOMES AND BUILDING LOTS
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New and attractive, Groom modern red>
brick cellar under whole house. attic.
cement walks. lawn etc. East front on
North Bench, cloRc IN. Lot 4lAXs2ig 1909
Good 7-rcom modern frame, In first class
condition, ;Xl0 rods close In ,,........ 500
Neat 5-room frame house adobe lined
water ard electric light, good fruit trees
lawn. shade, etc. Located No. IL 18th
avenue .-..t.,s. .S-sf9
Nearly new i-room brick house, g7lsxl4o
feet. Located near Fair Grounds city
water IN house. Terms, $500 cash. So
Der month ... v..,.....-,.-....'''..,..f ltVo
7.room brick, city water In lot. chicken
house. etc, 6XlO rods; northwest ..... $685.
i0Nl3 rods sth North .,......".....Hj0o
% feet by Is rods. West Sides 325
CANNON & CANNON,
Is East South Temple Street.
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FLUFF RUG WORKS.
FUR MANUFACTURER s DEALER.

BRING IN YOUR FUR GARMENTS
for remodeling, repairing, cleaning, dyeing
paid for raw furs. r. Stencil Fur CO.,
Ind, phone $50 No 70 Il. Third South ST.
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Iion's Savings Bank & Trust Co.
Pays per cent on deposits, safety
deposit boxes for rent.
JOSEPH r. SMITH, Prest.
O. c. BEEBE. Cashier,
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MARTIN COAL 60.
All kinds OF coal. Phones b20,
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VERY LOWEST PRICES. BELo'
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ARCHITECTS AND ENGIyErI5S

CANNON BROS.
Lewis Tello Cannon. Architect. s,,vos.
t y,r y Gannon, Min. 6 Hydraulic Enu-
WIZARD y Cannon, Elec. & Mech. Enf,r
JcSeph NJ Howell. Mining Engineer tlf'
rs nces "a East South Temple Street, Phones
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BARGAINS.

ARE A FEW or our MANY
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LAwNMowERs sHARrENED.

LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED, RE
paired no files used; guaranteed TO GU
like new, Lewis FIigley, 752 Sth bast, Bel
Phone S9i3.;C. Ind $500.
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CARPENTER AND CABINET WORK

STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES
made and repaired Care OF houses for
real estate firms Ind. phone C5l L, N
Race
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FOR sALE--REAL ESTATE.
GlIMER PLACE,

Opposite Old Country club
Grounds,
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BUYING AND sELLING.

ALL KINDS SECONDHAND CLOTH.
Com. 81. Send postal card; phone silk
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ELECTRICAL.

L. II. Eardley Bros. for good wiring and
fixtures. I6 Market ST. Phones sol; sj9l y.
r. q. ALLEN, ELECTRICAL SUP
nles 81 Main ST. Both phones.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
ATTORNEYS.
ARCHITECTS

:. EDW. JII.JENBERG.
SsfGh,tcct 20-3l Commercial cub BLDG
9"t' Lake CIV. Phones Ind. Sia. Bell Si8-
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.
STOVE REPAIRS.

STOVE CASTINGS. SOLD AND PUT
In by Al workmeu Western Foundry &C
Stove Repair Works Both phones.
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DENTISTS.
OsTEoPATHY.

paths. 4sl Constitution Bldg Phone aSss',.
MRS. GRACE sTRATroN. D. O.. IN
Constitution Building. Phone Bell 252S-t
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9th South and 18th East St
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OPTICIANS.
MONEY TO LOAN.

DON'T BORROW MONEY ON SAL.
airy until you see me. My system Is the
best for railroad men. clerks, bookkeep.
eis street car men and all other en-
ployes. Business strictly confidential T.
a. Newton, All Herald Building.
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CLEANING.

CARPETS & RUGS called for and de
llyered. like new.
NATIONAL HOUSE CLEANING co.
Both Phones.
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CARPET CLEANING.
Hay. GRAIN AND SEEDS.

BAILEY &c SONS ARE TIE RELGA.
BILE seedsmen of Salt Lake; 10 years IN
seed business. So East End South Street
STATE STREET PRODUCE Co.
dealers in hay grain, -four, feed, pots-
toes wood, coal. etc, wholesale and re-
tall Sheets Bros. 326 Stale Street Ind.
phone 1O1l: Bell Abs
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Humorous Rcsults-Yestcrday af-
ternoon was given up at the high
school TO tests In elementary work,
especially in spelling. geography aud
American history Some of the re-
suits were decidedly humorous.
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ASK YOUR FRIENDS WHERE TO
borrow money! We will treat you as We
nave treated them; IA years In Utah with
only one foreclosure is our record.
Russell l.. TRACEY. IL f.. LIST So.
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THE STAR LOAN co, LOANS
money to salaried people. without mort
gage, or indorser. tOd-z Atlas Block
Phone 3GS0-k
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FOR RENT.

MODERN 4-RooM FLAT, siA &c N
1th West ST.
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SOAP AGENTS SOMETHING NEW.
Lucky swastilSa soap; latest craze, groat
seller; 100 per cent profit. New Mammoth
circular free. Keep posted Crew and
branch office managers. Write Parker
Chemical CO., Chicago.
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800 SOUTH MAIN ST.
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WALL PAPER CLEANING.

O, X. WALL PAPER CLEANER Is
new, j. NJ. Butler, Grocer. 40 State ST
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NATIONAL CASH REG1sTERs. os
pert cash register repairing Ne. ~ Main,
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rTIE MODERN9H TRE

ordinary citizen there dWeiIs a Z.
: Keen sense Of righteousness and =
- Justice. We should earnestly =
pray that this spirit Of righteous ].
!. ness and justics MAY grove ever r
!; greater in THE Sheacts Of ali of is ].
/. And AtI, at our souls may be in !.
4 slihedlls over more both toward the !.
!: virtues, that tell for gentteness :
!: and tenderness, for loving kind I
ness and forbearanee, one with i
= another and toward those no less !.
necessary virtues that make for !,
nnaIiinsss and rugged hardwood, :
!. for without these qualities nei- :
tfser nation nor individuai can !:
rise 20 the level Of greatness. I:
Now, therefore. !, Theodore !:
s Rsooseyelt, president Of the Uni 4:
: ted States, ftdo., set apart hurs-
!: cay, the t@enty-eightf day OF No. I: =
vember, as a day Of general 9.
& thanksgiving and prayer, and on :
I: that day { RECOMMEND that peo- :
!: pie shall cease from their daily :.
= work and, in their homes Or In s
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4. powers Of body and Of mind, and
4 cfsthat Whieh stands above both
body and I3.l mind character q
Much has been given us from
/. On High, and much will rishtIy
= he expected iof Us in return. Into
!. ppr u; 81 care ten talents have been
: entrusted and we are TO be par
= doned, neither III we squander
!: and waste them, nor yet il we
!. hide them in napkin, for they
4: must be fruitful in our hands.
Throughout the ages, at All times,
!: and among all peoples, prosperity
has been fraught with danger
and it 8behooves us TO beseech THE !
= Giver Of All Things that we may
!. not fall into the love of ease and
!. luxury; that we may not lose our
!: sense Of moral responsibility;
. that we may not forest ouff duty
4 70 God and TO our nefghbor.
"A great democracy like ours,
!: democracy based upon principles
: Of orderly liberty, can be perpetu-
8 afed only IL in the heart Of the
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PRESIDENTS THANksGi PRO
4 ELIMINATION NH N }ss


cLAMATsoN isss5s
"a = :. = s -; + s. $. !. : :. 8:
Once again the season, Of the !.
8 year has come Whens III accord
g ance with the custom Of our fore !
= fathers for generations past, the !:
" president appoints a day as an !.
especial occasion for all our pso- J:
pie to give praise and thankssiv- !;
ing to God. !
During the past year we have /;
been free from famine, from pes !
=. thence, from war We are at !.
+ peace with all the rest Of man I
kind. Our natura! resources are !
:. at least as great as those OF any .
= other nation. We believe that In /.
i: ability to develop and take advan- /
= tase OF these resources the aver I
age man Of this nation stands At |.
I: least as high as the average man I
:. Of any other. Nowhere else in !
the world is there such an oppor- I
= tnnity for a free people 70 de- /.
4: seiop TO the fullest extent all its /.
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Cat Farm in Oklahoma.

Jersey cat farm" is the very latest
industry to DE established in this, part
Of the country. Tbs. farm. is about
eight miles west OF here, directly On
the Cherokee and Dosage ration line.
There are nearly six hundred cats aof
all kinds and tdescript 81 IN Fxa q
THE owner, joint Polston, formerly
of4Ozarks says: ;t,It ss a, ssf4 .3.l.sq y.yt3
II hope - De able to produce jet
black cat that. viii sell for ladies neck
wear. can raise about two thousand
cats every year at d cost Of less than
10 cents each, and any old hide will
bring from so to 80 cents t}'a3 s1'
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rRsunE MORNING novEMsER i 1907

e their churches, meet, devoutly to !:
& thank the Almighty for the many !:
= and great blessings they have re- !.
= ceised In the past, and to pray !:
= that they may be given strength /:
=. SO 70 order their ives as to de- i:
=. serve a continuation Of these I:
s blessings In the future. ]:
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Woman Runs Bio Farm.

Mrs Ida Webster of Pratt county,
Kan. has harvested 5000 bushels OF
wheat and 5000 bushels of corn from
her 8o0-acre farm this fall. The place
was cultivated under her personal SUI
pervtston, and twelve men work! for
her sHi the year around, with many
more In harvest time. Her husband
died twelve years ago and left her the
place and Its, mortgage. Since then
81 she has paid on the mortgage. and
Is, now supposed to be worth about
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comes put up in a collapseable
tube with a nozzle, easy to apply to
the soreness and. Inflammation for
FORM OF piles: It soothes and
heals, relieves the pain, itching and
burning Man Ian Pile Remedy
Price 80 cents. Guarantee. Lenhart
Drug Go.
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Increasing carbon,s Value.

B Carbons having FIVE times the eff.
feet of ordinary carbons upon silver
bromide for the same current con-
sumption can be obtained, according
TO L. G.. MarqHart, BIZ adding to the
paste % per cent Hof a mixture Of
equal parts by weight OF the nitrates
OF yttrina and of lead. 3, \ d 4, II Il
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MONEY

New York, N,aYp Nov. s. Money
on call in strong demand, 100 % per,
cent ruling rate, 10; closing bid, H..
offered at 15. Time loans unsettled;
80 days about u per cent; six months
$6hs O. per cent. $s.,
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Maccabees.

K. OF. M.-MEETs EVERY FIRST ANS
h third Thursday Of each inpnth AZ 8 o'clodI
& q e 4 90 haIl VISITING ms9bss
mapder, EFick Erickson. Record Keeper
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81 u

BISMARCK CHAPTER, NO. III. MEETS
FIRST and third Fridays in each month st
Masonic hall. Elizabeth Orr. w. M. HAITI
Shelton. Secretary q tsssss
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Rcbe,kahs:

NICHOLSON LODGEFNO. 40. MEETS THE
first and third Saturdays in each month in
Oddfellows' hall. lEM Mrs. Charlotte ]Cpnnor.
NJ M. g.; Mrs. Nellie Eyarts,i Secretary.
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I. 49,

COURT BISMARCK, 40. ss7. MEET.
every fourth ThuFsdaysfin each month ~
Qddfeilows hall, John Yega9, G. r.:
Moore.a r. SSH. WI. Healslg r 8. n IN
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advertisements under this head viii be in
ssrted for @ CENT A WORD each inscr.
non. No publication for less than isc ash
nust accompany out OF town orders.
advertisements in this coiuinn having letters
n numbers M u ST be answered through CORE
$ran6 ence. ~
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Kninhts on pYthise.

ST. ELMO LODGE NO. 4. MEETS ES,ERR
y Wednesday evening at r. p. hall. new Wfast
4 block. VIM. % IIara, C. G.: M. g. Hayes
K.E of R. and ST ~ 4a 4
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ca. R

JAMES b. MCPHERSON POST NO. q, DIS
partment of North Dakota, Grand Army q
month at @. a. r. hall A. d. Csrdner, pea
commander, = s. Pierce, adiutant.
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70. 8. Il

CAPITAL CITY LODGE NO. 2. MEETS
every Thursday evening at Odd Fellows, hall
u. B. Pollock, n. O. !. ChaIles q. Hansen, Sec
4 rotary.
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t'EiP " An re FEMALE.

W7s l4l q for general house
work at st. A1exins Hospital
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TANcRk1 COMMANDERY, NO. y Ill.
Meets third Thursday in each month at Mr.
SONIC hall. w. Woiberk. e. G.: NJ u
Nc Kenzic Recorder.
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Masonic

BISMARCK LODGE, NO. S. IA. e. A. A.
Meets FIRST and third Mondays III each month
az Masonic hall NJ. AS Dillon. W. H.; ID
T. Duilam, Secretary. On
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n. III. ~.

M. B. A J. MEETS FIRST AND THIRD
II Wednesdays of each uiontl, att MaennsrcnoT
hill Mrs. Ida White, president; f.
Y aTafquesf, secretary. sst sss9 So
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Position am a barber
of three years experience, would
like a job in North Dakota; let me
hear from YOU at once. Ed. w. Nc
Adams, De Yaul, N, p.