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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06
EXPOSES THE BANKERS

Mxanniners Report on Affairs of the
 Oriental
 New York. March 5--Misconduet of inc affairs of the Oriental Bank which
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06

2. A distant friend ia one lou can't
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-06

ss,, sya5x z ,Iisputs which denes diplomatic
 We assert the right of conEress to s*sfclee complete control over inter state comrnerce and we assert the rtkHt Of each state to exercise just se complete control over the commerce within its borders. We demand such an enlargement Of powers of national and state railway Sgsn.';sS,on S5vn t,,,, as nay ps necesSsy nN ana % places from discrimination and exter-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
IATERS TATE NEWS BRIEFS

Snow in Dixie-On the 14th, 15tn
and 18th insts, the Dixie country had
rain, which turned to SNOW on the last
date, there being two inches of snow
on the morning Of the nth In the valley
and all the surrounding mountains Gov
cred Tho storm. as elsewhere. was
followed by intense cold, Ice forming
half an inch thick each night.
ManEled by Train-A miner named
Herbert Holmes, a native of England,
was run down by train on the Cop
per Belt line at bingham on Thursday,
Dec "a, and ground to pieces He has
one brother living at Bingham and
two at Taft, Mont.
Swallowed Peach Pit-Mrs. Chris
tina Anderson Of Holiday. Salt Lake
county, died at her home Thursday
Dec a. aged 50. Her death was the
result Of swallowing a peach stone
some months ago, which became lodged
In her stomach. She is survived by
two children, a son Mt Ashley and a
daughter in Idaho, Funeral from Big
Cottonwood ward house, Saturday.
Henefer Couple ,yed-In the Salt
Lake temple, Dec. 10. Miss Ida A.
Harris. daughter OF Bishop Harris of
this place and Mr.. Farley Croft, of
Peterson, Will be married. The
district school will give school cons
cert on Friday evening. Dec. Is.
[ Nephi Fife whose mind has
baen unbalanced for some weelss. was
taken to the asylum at Provo on
| the 18th.
Ephrafnl Temperance Lectures
| Mrs. Shepard of Salt Lake City. gave
an interesting lecture on temperance.
| this week, before largo audience at
Ephrain, and on Thursday morning,
| Mrs. Shepard spoke ON temperance to
| the student body Of the Snow academy.
Friday evening the Y. L., NJ I.
| A. Of the eTorth ward of this city, gave
1 successful leap-year ball at the pa
1 vllion. Friday evening a concert We )
| held In the Snow academy. An excel
| lent program Was rendered.
The splendid weather Is appreciated
| by the c.s!=s:;sIuf this city, THERE'S
| no snow.
Park City Notes.-The L. D. 8. Sum
| day school gave q successful concert
and dance Monday evaning, that they
\ might secure means to provide a Christ-
mas tree to gladden. the hearts OF the
| little ones Christmas dass, 81, Fun
eral was held yesterday over the g.
year-old son of MI. and Mrs. l. y. itllis
of this city. services we're conducted by
4 the Rev. Gallagan of the cathellt
l church. .s. The city council me-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
PANGUITCH.
DISTRICT coURr BUSINESS.
Civil, Divorce and Other Cases Heard
BY Judge Booth.

Civil, Divorce and Other Cases Heard
BY Judge Booth.
Pangnitoh, Garfield Co, Dec. ia
Judge j. y. Booth heard the following
cases at the session of the district
court lust concluded:
The case OF the state VS.. Wilford
Hardy WAS ordered dismissed because
of defective commitment papers from
the Justice court. The defendant was
charged with taking an estraM animal
from the range and disposIng OF it.
In the case of John Davis, charged
with trespass III driving sheep over a
mans farm, the motion to dismiss was
denied. The case comes UP from the
Justice court on appeal.
Nancy r. Farmer was granted di-
The parties agreed on a division OF the
property, The plaintiff gets the home
and the custody of the two children,
with costs and attorneys fees and
waived alimony.
In the ease OF w, G. Bleak vs.. Hyrurn
Gates, the default was set aside and
6 an order made giving defendant per-
%fnission to answer. The case arises
through the serving of legal papers by
The defendant, who Is conatab BILE OF Es-
scalaute pTsGtnGt. On IN execution from
tho justice court he levied on some
prapersy and sold II. The plaintiff en-
tered suit and Judgment was rendered
q by default In the Justice court.
In the matter OF the estate of James
& Sniit deceased, thepeswas a contest
as TO the appointment OF an admins
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
FOR BARGAINS IN, REAL ESTATE
ANDERSON-CUM1fI CO..
81 South Main ST,

last evening, but little business WAS
transacted, outside OF granting four IL
5quor licenses. Mayor Wilson copgratu-
lated the city fathers on getting
through with the year as well as they
had, considering the business distress.
Theodore Notes--Mr James Grant
OF Theodore has lately trapped two
large gray wolves, one measuring six
feet and the other seven and half.
18th.
Epllraim Bricfs-The public schools
of Ephrnim closed "Wednesday last lac
teachers are now visiting schools IN
Salt Lake City. The snow acau-
envy closed school Friday for the
Christmas holidays. Thursday
evening the Primary association of the
North ward, gave an excellent enter
tainment in the Opera House,
James RAssmuson returned home Fri-
day from a two years mission In tue
Northern states,
Elsnorc News Notes.-The public
schools OF Elslnore gave an entertain-
Inent at the Opera House Friday night,
Schools are closed for two weeks
vacation, Miss Henchen OF the
NJ. Il, school gave a kindergarten en-
tertainment Friday morning.
inches The frost Is very heavy and
the cold more severe than for years
.. The Mutual Improvement assoc
Citations will gave a free concer.
Christmas eve, after which there viii
be dancing. +, Emil ChristotferSen
Is arranging to leave Tor Idaho wherc
he expects to locate, Work on
the church is progressing rapidly. The
foundation Is nearly completed. ;.
The extension work on tho Sewer valley
canal Is being done above town.
Licenses $1,000 IL Year--Represen-
tatives OF the town boards of Hunting
ton, Ferron, Castledalc and Orangeyille
held q meeting at the courthouse at
sCastledale TO consider the liquor license
question. After o free and full discus
sion, in which there was much har-
mony shown. 1t was decided by unani
nous vote that after April next all
the town boards throughout the county
act in harmony on the saloon question
and that the liquor license be raised to
at least $1,000 pei annum and that the
pool license be made at least $1,000 per
table per year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
NEW LIBRARY BOOKS.

The following so volumes will be add
ed to the public library Monday morn
ing. Dec. IS:
MISCELLANEOUS
Book Of American Municipalities.
1908
carrington--vitality, Fasting and
Nutrition.
Krieg--P astenographiken. vol.
Mummery--My Climbs in the Alps
and Caucasus.
International Library Of Technology
New York Air Brake. .;s
Materials,
Hoistings 3
Mine Gases.
Marine Engines.
Electro-Physic.s.
Powell--l1xploratio of the Colorado
River of the West.
u. S e-Congressiona Record,
.Fifty-ninth and Sixtieth Congresses, "a
vols.
GERMAN BOOKS.
Dahn-Vater und die Sohne.
Hauptmann-Rose Bernd.
Hauptmann--Schluck und Jan.
+ overwhelmingly.
Sundermann-Gluc i'm NNinkel.
Observation-Disclosures Hochjoit.
& Wolsast-Elend userer Jungenlitera-
fur. Won Kinderbuch, Z
FICTION.
Acknowledgements Isle.
Barr--Strnwberry Handkerchief
Beoks-Adventures Of Louis Blake.
Robins-Mills of the Gods.
Sholl---Great Love.
wharton Hermit and the Wild
Woman.
cHILDRRN's BOOKS.
Altsheler--Young Trailers.
Deland-Miss Betty of New York.
Nllis--Wide Awake Girls,
French--story OF Grettr the Strong,
Gllbert--Pinafore Picture Book.
Z I1ovejoy-poll's Story Book.
onkeli--How to Understand Electrical
Work.
Il Plummer-Roy and Ray in Canada.
Potter--How Richard Won Out.
Z notwithstanding of Rosa Marie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
RUSSIA APPROVES JAP0-
AMERICAN AGREEMENT

ST. Petersburg, Dec. a5.r-Foreign
Minister lswolsky made n favorable
impression in the duma when he pre-
sented tho annual statement Of Rus
sAts foreign policy. He referred With
warm approval to the Japanese Amer.
lean agreement. which, ne said guar
anteed tho territorioi status quo. the
open door in the far east and the in ii
tegrity and Importance of China, and
the terms of which We're communicated:
to Russia, before II was signed.
The rest of NJ, Iswolsky's speech vas
along general lines, repeating IN mild
Ser forms the views eNpounaed in the
Russian note of Dec. 70. II shed no,
light on Mooted questions, made no
reference TO the foreign minister's tfipI
to European capitals nor gave anNi
garding the recent annexation of Bos-2
mia and Herzegovina by Austria-lIun-
gary. q
The most noteworthy passage in the
address WAS The admission of the
authentici9yEof the Austro- Russian con-
vention signed at BUDAPEST in 1876
prior to the formal declaration sipned
mt Berlin In 1878, an account OF which
WAS recently published in the Austrian
'SrcSs. NJ. 1swoslSy confessed that Rus
sia could not have raised her indiridu-S
al protest against the annexation of
Bosnia and Herzegovina by Austria
Hungary. because hor hand was bound
by the previous Austro- Russian agree
mcnt The only way open was for the
concert OF powers and other signator
les to hold Austria fast by an arbitrary
amendment to the Berlin treaty
NJ Pkrovosky, Social Democrat,
made a speech devoted to the relation
or an alleged Russian plot in Bulgaria.
during the reign of Prince Alexander
and during the early years of the reign
of Prince Ferdinand, tending to show
that Russia employed revolutionary
methods and distributed bombs. fire.
arms and other explosives for political
assassinations. IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
THATCHER. ARR.
/ GOLDEN WEDDING OF PIONEERS.
Prest. and Mrs, William D. johnson
Celebrate Jubilee.

Special Correspondence.
Thatcher Dec. 15--Saturday, Dec. D.,
1905 was the tftieth anniversary Of the
marrlage OF President and Mrs Wiilia q I,
celebrated at the home OF hIs daughter,
Mrs. John j. Birdno In Stafford, Besides
the family and other relatives there were
present a large number of friends.
Among them were elder Rudger CLAWS
son and Joseph w. McMurrin OF Salt
Lake City, the stake presidency and their
wives, President william d. johnson.
whose home is In Thatcher, was one OF
tho pioneers of Arizona, and the first
settler In Thatcher; was counselor to
President Christopher Layton for many
years ago in Springville, Utah. This
OF the st. Joseph stake for nine years;
failing health necessl,aung his honor
able release Caroline l.. Wild and VIM
W. Johnson we're Joined in wedlock 50
years afo In springvlle Utah. This
couple were among the early settlers of
Utah, having emigrated in 1856 and 1852;
They moved to Arizona In 1880 and
have lived here ever since, Their fam
lily consists of nine children, four sons
and five daughters. and 80 grandchildren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
GUNNISON.
PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS.
School Tcstival--Santa Claus Comes
( 3s III, Grief-Wintry Weather.

School Fcstival--Santa Claus Comes
To Grief-Wintry Weather.
Special Correspondence.
Gunnison, Sar,peto Co., Dec, 19-The
schools closed yesterday. With a fine
program given In the opera house by
the children last night. Some excite
.ment was caused through Santa Claus
catching on fire. but prompt work pre-.
vented any damage.
All the teachers and q member OF the
school board expect to attend the state
association teachers at Salt Lake City.
LOCAL APPOINTMENTS
The Commercial club IL active in pro.
noting schemes for the Improvement
or the city. a system OF gas lights is
Just being Installed for the lighting OF
the streets. Plans are being perfected
for the installing OF a waterworlts sys-
tenn in the very near future. Orders
have inst been given for apparatus for
a. new local telephone system, which
Is TO be placed in operation ut ohce.
WINrRY WEATHER,
nov Than at one time for years The
weather is bitter cold, the thermometer
registering 3 degrees below Zero last
night at O'Clock.
Hay is plentiful here SO there is no
ned of animals suffering. Good alfalfn
has been selling at S. per ton till now.
but the price WILL doubtless, raise II
this weater9 continues long,
"A splendid program is to be rendered
by the Sunday school on Xmas day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
PITTsBURG SCANDALS.
Federal Authorities VIII Give Aid in
Prosecuting Them,

Pittsburg, Dee. Representative
OF the Voters league. tho civic reform
organization that precipitated the mum
icipal scandal BY causing the arrest of
seven members of the council and two
former banker, tonight announced that
they had received assurances of fed
eral government help In the forthcum-
ing prosecutions,
The department Of Justice, it is an-
nounced. has taken steps thoroughly TO
Investigate all national banks serving
as repositories for city funds. Testi-
mony at the preliminary hearing was
that $4,000 had been corruptly used
In influencing the selection of deposit
ories. but up to this time only $4,000
of this sum has been accounted for
and only one bank publicly mentioned.
1t is the intention of the department
of justice to learn IL any other national
banks contributed to the slT6,000.
1t is also the intention of the depart
ment according to tho league repres
entatives. to bring prosecutions against
former President Ramsey and former
Cashier Vilsack OF the German Nation.
Z al bank. on charges of illegally using
the funds OF the bank.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
cn1LpREN RuRNIlp no DEATH.

Meetectse, Wyo., Dec. ga tele-
phone message from Sunlight basin In
the Yellowstone national forest tell a
heartrentliug story OF the death of tbs.
little boys of Frederick Sessions, aged
4 years and . months, respectively.
who We're crenated IN the Sessions
home, which was destroyed BY fire be-
fore the eyes OF the parents, Thurs
day,
The parents were looking after live
stock In the barn and left the baby
with his 4-year-old brother in the
house, a few yards away. They did
not notice tina fire until the flames had.
gained such Roadway that Sessions
was unable to get inside the house and
he and his wife We're compelled to ex-
er,t all their efforts to save the barn.
hay and livestock, while their home
and children were destroyed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
RICHFIELD.
STAKE CONFERENCE.
Some Official Changcs-Scvcrc Cold
Makes Work for Plumbers.
Special Correspondence.

Special Corerspondcnce
Richtield. Dec. 2o.--Sevier stake quar-
terly conference closed this AFTERNOON
and has been. very weu attenS.ea con
the session. Elder John Henry Smith
and Andrew Jenaon. were in attendance
and delivered excellent and timely dis
courses, Their remarks this afternoon
on the mission and labors OF the Proph-
5et Joseph Smith we're especially effec-
tive and listened to with marked atteh-
tion.
During the conferences John Chris
Jensen of Richtield and Arthur Parsons
Of koosharem were ordained high
priests. $50
Farley Magleby of Richfeld resigned
his position in the high council Of
SEWER stake and John Christensen was
chosen to succeed him. Arthur Parsons
was chosen as counselor to Bishop
Anderson Of Koosharem.
& The cold weather OF the last few days
has been the most severe for several
years. The thermometer has resi- glstered
local plumbers have been kept busy an
swering calls for repairs on bursted
pipes and other damages from the re-
suit Of hard freezing.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
RAYMOND, ALBERTA
SUMMONED BY THE REAPER
Mrs. Lawrence Petersen and William
Glines Lay Down Mre's Cares,
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Raymond, Alta. Canada, Dec. H.
Last week William Glines,. son OF MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Glines, late Of Vernal,
Utah, succumbed to pneumonia. which
followed an operation for appendicitls;
The young man, who was just past Z
years Of age, was particularly good
physical specimen, and enjoyed also
the reputation of being diligent In his
church duties AZ well as kind and
considerable son.
Another death was that Of Mrs. Law
renee Petersen. who contracted m e 81, /
the malady MS have been so many 9th
ers Of the town This lad ds q ae In
to have been q very beautiful one. For
some hours prior to her passing she
talked consolingly and inspirationaily
to those about her bedside. She
is survived BY her husband and three
children. the youngest OF whom Is but
eight months old. Mrs. Peterson, whose
maiden name wis Minnie Golson. came
from Birmingham. Alabama, and she
is the only one Of her family to join
the Church. 5sg faG
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26

! SAL r LAKERS nv GOTHAM.

illustrations lately; so well does How
ard Pyle. his teacher, think Of him,
that he shows him every favor in class
and private lessons, predicting great
things for him in the future.
The National Academy of Design, at
215 West Fifty-seventh street, has three
gpieces In bronze by M. NJ. Young-'The
Toilers, portrait OF a friend in Paris.
and another of equal inerit--the pieces
In question being readily accepted by
the society. Mr.. Young's friends think
he will be asked to take part in the
following exhibitions ut the academy
Today memorial services We're held in
honor of the Prophet Joseph Smith at
Hawthorne hall, President Allen pre-
siding; Elders Watkins and Gotham
were the speakers, and special music
was rendered by tho choir, under A,
. NJ. Durham. the soloists being f. G.
Easton and Harold Golf,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
DEATH OF JAMES FINLAYsoN.
Pioneer Town Builder Closes Honored
Career at rs.

Special Correspondence,
Payson, Utah Co, Dec. 22.--,rhe fun
oral services over the remains of James
aTrinla.yson, who passed away Saturday
afternoon last We're held In the stake
tabernacle yesterday afternoon
Deceased was born in Scotland, rs
years ago, and came to Utah IN early
days and has been one of the most in.
1iuential men In Payson's affairs In
every way. He was mayor of Payson
for q long time and has assisted mater
tally In q business way having been
n furniture manufacturer and for a
long time conducted a successful flour
ing mill. He was also prominent in.
Church work. A large family sur
wives him.
The marriage Of Newell White and
Miss Emma Douglass is announced to
take place Thursday, Dec "a.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
KILLEp RESISTING ARREST.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Dec. 2S;-7ff.
Billy Bunch, q well known character y q a.
Colgate. was killed today while resist
ing arrest by Marshal Stousa, brother
in-law of Bunch. SIX shots We're fired
into Bunch's body and he died Instant
3ly. Bunch opened fire upon Stouse
and Constable Kennedy brother-1n-
law to tho other two men, when they,
sought to arrest him, 5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26

A cantata, Greeting OF Santa
Claus" Was presented Wednesday night
in Taylorsvills ward house by the ward
Sunday school children.
A character ball WAS given In Grant
ward last Thursday, Dec. II. The
amusement committee being in charge.
A large crowd participated ana an en-
joyable time was had by all present.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26

TRAITOR. There are two separate families
and both wanted one of the sons repro
8senting each family appointed as all
ministrator. After hearing the case,
Judge Booth decided that an impartial
and dsinterested administrator was
needed and Sheriff Haycock was agreed
upon,
In the divorce case OF schurtz vs.
SchurtZ of Escalante, PLAINTIFF was
granted q divorce on the ground Of
failure to provide
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
EVANSVILLE.
FUNERAL OF GHAs. II. ANDERSON
Esteemed and Honored Citizen Laid
To Rest.
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence.
Grantsville. Dec. 21.--The funeral of
Charles L. Anderson was held In the
ward Westinghouse Sunday morning.
The house was filled to Its capacity
with sympathizins friends. The choir
rendered sweet and appropriate music
and consoIing addresses were delivered
by President Francis M. Lyman, Elders
William Spry, u. Fl. Mcbride, Presi-
dent Fl. S. GoWans ana Elder II. r..
Grant, each euiogizMg the exemplary
life and character Of the deceased. The
casket was covered with beautiful for
al offerings and a multitude OF people
followed the remains to the cemetery
The dedieatory prayer was offered by
Bishop James L. Wrathan.
The deceased was born Apfil II,
1886. In Sweden, and died Dec, 40, 1908,
in Los Angeles. of heart failure. He
leaves a wife and six sons and dangIl-
tiers, with host OF friends TO mourn
his departure,
VICTIM OF DIPHTHHRIA.
Brigham Henry Roberts. son of Ed
ward and Alice Roberts. died OF diph-
iberia last Saturday and was buried
Sunday the 20 inst He was about four
years old and q bright and promising
child sgs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
PORTERVILLE,
Mrs. Sarah Jane Florence Lays Down
Life's Burdens ut CT.

Special Correspondence.
Porteryille, Morgan Co.. Dec. 21.-The
funeral OF Mrs. Sarah Jane Florence
was held yesterday. Tho speakers were
Bishop Joseph Durra,lt. C. NJ Porter,
George II. Carter, Thomas Phillips, Sr.
and Daniel Heiner, William H. Rich
and William w. Francis of the stake
presidency. all of whom spoke in prais,
of the beautiful life of the deceased,
who was a devoted wife and mother
and faithful Church worker, being for,
many years the president of the Relief
society. s
Deceased was born in Bristol, Eng
land, Nov. IS, 1874. She Is the mother
of IA children, eight sons and six daugh-
ters; her husband and 10 children sur
vive, also AZ grandchildren and four
great-grandcllildren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
HYRUM.
COMMEMORATIVE SERVICES.
Christmas Festival for Houng Folks
Death of Mrs. II. II. Daniclsen.

Christmas Festival for Young Folks
Death of Mrs. II. u. Daniclsen.
Special Correspondence.
Hyrunl, Cache Co, Dec. 21.--Gtom-
menolative services In honor of the
birthday OF Joseph Smith, the prophet.
were held In the Sunday schools of the
three wards in the forenoon yesterday.
while the ward meetings in the after
noon were devoted to Peace" services.
CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL.
The officers Of the Sunday school
have promised the children a festive
occasion this week end with a Christ
mas tree, etc., hence the young folks
expect to have glorious time.
SUMMONED BY THE REAPER.
Meta Maria Danielsen, wife OF Hans
Il. Danielsen, died on the 18th inst. of
kidney trouble. Deceased was born
Dec. is, 1912, IN Tollose. Holbek Amt,
Denmark; baptized April 0. 1873; emf
grated in 1882 and has lived here since.
She was faithful Church member and
Z is survived by her husband, three chill
dren, a5 grandchildren and one great
will be held in Wellsville tabernacle,
please copy.
The quarterly conference of this stake
WILL be held in Weilsvsille tabernacle.
jan. and 10.
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Phones; Bell 4asa-k.

The farmers nre hauling their sliced
1beets. which will wind I'M the farming
operations for. the, year. heavy snow
fell the last few days and the weather
Is now cold and selghing good.