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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-31
TINTIC.

NJ. c. Nero is visiting in the capital
Frank Thornberg of Silver City was a
Eureka visitor last Tuesday.
Frank Morley was a Provo visitor last
Sunday.
Mrs. Taylor Bales is out from Salt Lake
City for a short visit.
Z. II. Pulver spent last Sunday in Pay
son.
Miss Della Fields was In Salt Lake last
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. Joseph TrelOar of Mammoth was
visitor in the capital during the week.
Mrs. William Button is visiting friends
in Payson.
Mrs. D. b. Sullivan, Mrs. c. f. Hush
and Miss Marcella Sullivan went to Salt
Lake Thursday, where they will remain
until after Decoration day.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zabriskie re-
turned last Sunday after a visit with
friends in the valley.
Miss Clara Tregoning of Salt Lake City
visited Mr.. and Mrs. William Tregoning
last Saturday.
Dr. Bailey of Robinson returned last
Sunday after a trip to Las Vegas.
Miss Josie Bailey spent last Sunday WIS.,
ting friends in Payson.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Embleton and
son, Noah, were Salt Lake visitors last
Henry Wall returned 10 Eureka last
Wednesday after an absence Of several
months.
Mrs. Conrad Kopman returned Friday
from a visit to the capital.
Attorney B. n. c. Stott was a Nephi
visitor during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Whitley left last
Monday for Park City, where they will
make their home.
Mrs. Joseph Rozzi left Thursday for a
visit in Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jere Driscoll were the
guests last Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. Thorn
az Haynes in PaysOn.
Attorney Henry Adams was over from
Nephi during the week.
Captain and Mrs. Hugo Deprezin re-
turned last Wednesday from a brief stay
in the capital
District Attorney ]. A. Melville of Fill
more was a Tintic visitor during the
week.
Mrs. George Hanson gave A farewell
party last Friday night in honor of her
sister, Mrs. b. NJ. Cornish who will soon
move TO Robinson The guests were en-
| tertained with cards music. etc, after
which nice luncheon was served.
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MANTI.

The High school students entertained
the graduates of the district school in
the High school building Thursday
evening, where were gathered the par
ents of all the students present, to en-
joy a treat of efforts put forth by the
Leading students of our city. Delicious
refreshments were served. and a pro-
gram. which was highly entertaining
were special features of the occasion
Manti feels proud of her fifty gradu-
ates from the district school. which
will materially add TO the attendance
at the High school next year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p. Okerlund
of Loa were visitors at the temple this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Brinckerdoff
of Lowell. Wyo., spent Thursday and
Friday in Manti visiting friends in the
Temple City
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Whiting OF
Monroe were temple visitors Thursday
last.
Mrs. Mariane Nielsen of Richfeld
visited at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
Anders Fredricksen in this city this
week.
John A Alder returned to his home
in this city from Nephi. after spend.
ing a successful school year In the
schools of Juabs metropolis, where he
has been teaching.
Miss Winifred Fitzgerald returned
tbs week from Wasatch, where she has
been attending school
Mrs. Mercy c. Nielsen of Thurbei
visited at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
George Coleman during the week.
Mrs. Ellen s. Mortensen of Monroe
spent the week in Manti VISITING
| friends.
John Gleave Of Richield visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank L. futile during
the week Mr.. Gleave is a brother OF
Mrs futile.
Christian Anderson and mother o.
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of Mrs. Arnold Burgnor. who leaves
next week for St. Anthony, Ida, where
she will make her home.
Miss Gertrude Brown entertained a
number of friends at her home We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Delpha Teasdale was in Nephi
Saturday visiting Mrs. George Whit
more.
Mrs. c. E. Loose and daughters,
/ Erma and Fay, returned Tuesday from
an extended absence in California.
Miss Annie Bailey has returned from
visit To Mercur.
Miss May Thurman visited friends in
American Fork the past week.
The teachers of the Franklin school
were entertained at dinner Thursday
by Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jensen.
Mrs. j. c. Graham entertained at din
ner Wednesday in honor of Joseph
Pond Of Gentle valley, Idaho.
Mrs. c. II. Taylor entertained Thurs
/ day evening at her home in honor OF
| Mrs. NJ. NJ. Glazier.
/ Mrs. J. w. n. Whitecotton and two
sons have left for Kansas 10 visit rela-
| tives.
A number of friends of Mrs. ]. NJ
/ Jensen surprised her at her homie Fri
4 day. A pleasant social afternoon was
/ passed,
/ Mrs. William Homer entertained al
la Kensngton Thursday.
I A shower was given in honor of Miss
/ Eliza BOberg at the home of Mr.. and
/ Mrs. c. f. Dahlquist Wednesday even
| ing.
Mrs. Malena wilkins celebrated her
! seventy third birthday anniversary
/ Tuesday. A large number of friends
were entertained, both in the afternoon
and evening, in honor OF the occasion.
/ Professor Peterson of the Brigham
Young university was entertained by
the teachers of the public schools Mon
/ day evening at the home of NJ. l.
Pratt
The marriage OF Miss Myrtle Miller
and Roy Perry is announced for June
10. Miss Miller is the daughter OF
! Councilman c. II. Miller.
Mrs. Mary Collins announces the en-
/ gagement of her daughter, Hazel, q
Jesse Mitchell. The wedding will take
place in June.
Mrs. f. ". Taylor and daughter
Mrs. T. H. Blair of Lewiston, is visit
ing her son, Frank, at Olmsted.
The B. Y. u. graduates were enter
tanned at a dancing party by the fac
ulty at the gymnasium Wednesday
evening. The hall was beautifully dec
GRATED.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Morgan enter
tained a number of friends at carl
party Friday evening.
Postmaster and Mrs. John Peters
were here from American Fork wed
nesday TO attend the wedding OF theli
grandson, James Peters.
/ Leo Greenhalgh of Scoheld stoppe!
off in Provo a few days this week on
his return from California.
al Y vi relatives
in Salt Lake the past week.
The marriage of Miss Anna FrisbN
and W. c. Ritchie is announced. The
wedding will take place in June
! Miss Nina Houston is visiting re.a
tives in American Fork.
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PROVO.

The Forum gave a banquet at the
Hotel Roberts Tuesday evening.
Miss Eliza Chapman. daughter of Mr..
and Mrs w. II. Chapman of American
Fork, and James Peters. son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Peters of this city, were
married at the home of the groom on
Wednesday. Bishop T. y. TayloS oftici-
ating a large number Of relatives Wit
messed the happy event.
The engagement or Miss Ida Vim
cent, daughter of John q, Vincent, to
stephen c. Smith, is announced. The
wedding will take place in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Heal announce
the engagement of their daughter, Hen
rietta, to Heber c. Miller. The we'd
ding will take place June 10.
Miss Elva Armistead visited relatives
in Pleasant Grove Sunday
Mrs. John A. Holloway has gone Il
Los Angeles on a pleasure trip.
Iucius Landie of Salt Lake visited
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Addie Lewis visited friends in
pleasant Grove the past week.
The members of the Third ward
choir gave a sociabie Tuesday evening
At the home OF J. II. Frisby, III honor
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Elsinore spent the week in Manti
doing temple work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Sorensen were
Manti visitors. at the temple during
the week.
David Nielsen of Salt Lake City was
in the city this week visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Christen Axelsen.
Fred J. Christensen OF Malfield was
a business visitor TO Manti this week.
]. p. Nelson of Mt. Pleasant was a
Manti visitor this week. Mr.. Nelson
is a candidate as delegate TO the ma
tional convention at Denver, and was
here looking after his fences.
Mrs Emma Z. Petersen of GunniSon
visited at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. NJ. c. Christensen, this
week.
Hans P. Petersen of Ephraim visited
| friends in Manti this week.
/ Mrs. Sarah Mortensen of Koosharem
visited friends in the Temple City this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Benjamin F. Johnson
of Mesa, Ariz., are in the city visiting
with Jonathan +. Holman and Mrs
! Abigail Stevens. They intend spending
a few days here visiting relatives and
! friends.
| Mr. and Mrs. Joseph d. Reynolds OF
| Springyille visited at the home of Mrs
Mary P. Bryan the past week
] Mrs. Christene Jackson and little son
were Manti visitors during the week
Miss Alice Batch of Loa visited
| friends in this city the past week.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Da-
vid Ruesch Friday of last week. Al
/ is lovely at their home.
Commencement exercises at the
Presbyterian church Friday last OF
| that school were we'll attended and q
pleasant time was enjoyed by all pres
ent. Rev. F. o. Leonard addressed the
students. After the exercises the class
and invited friends we're entertained
at the home of one of the teachers OF
/ the school.
Mrs. Annie NJ Hansen of Grover
| Wyo., spent the week in Manti visit
ing friends and attending to temple
work
Mrs. Anna ]. Johnson of Elsinort
visited in Manti this week with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Clara FarnsWOTth of this city
left for Cedar City Thursday to visit
with her mother, who is critically i'll
Lars Nielsen of Fountain Green wa:
a business visitor on court business
this week
James R. Olsen of this city. who has
spent the past two years in Denmark
laboring as a missionary for the Nor
mon church, is expected home mex
! week.
NJ. F. Murray of Ephraim visited
friends in the Temple City Thursday
| last.
Mrs. Mette Christensen of Chester
! visited friends in Manti this week.
Mrs. Maria c. Petersen of Spring
City enjoyed an outing at the temple
Tuesday last.
J. H HOrnung and Miss Lillian lef
for Chicago Thursday TO be presen
at the commencement exercises of tn,
| Northwestern university, where Harry
| Hornung has attended school the pas
year.
The Manti High School Clarion is {
| new publication issued by the High
| school of this city. 1t contains thirty
pages and is bound in the school col
ors, red and white and is printed b!
| the Messenger of this city.
| The Relief society conference of the
South Sanpete stake will be held il
! Manti June 4 next
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LOGAN.

Mrs p NJ Nelson entertained at
dinner on Saturday afternoon. Covers
were laid for twenty.
Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Hammond
came up from Salt Lake on Wednes-
day evening with their son. Wendell.
who has been ailing for some time.
Mrs. Hammond and the young man will
remain here for month with friends.
Mayor and Mrs. William Edwards
and H. E. Hatch and wife reached
home the first of the week, after a
three weeks stay on the Pacific coast.
Steve Lynch of Salt Lake City spent
part Ofsthe week with Logan friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. John DAZZLE and their
son, Fred, returned this week from the
Pacific coast. where they spent few
weeks.
Professor L. F. Moench returned Sat
urday from Snowflake, Ariz., where he
spent the winter as principal of the
Snowflake academy.
Leo Squires left here on Tuesday for
Germany, where he will do missionary
duty.
John r. Edwards. for many years
one of Logan's prominent business men
left this week for Fresno, Cal, where
he will make his home in future.
The Sigma Alpha fraternity of the
Agricultural college gave its annual
banquet on Saturday evening. II was
a very fine affair
Mrs. S. A. Langton returned from q
visit with relatives in California or
Sunday.
Rev. D. X. Johnston of the Episcopal
church returned this week from New
York. where he spent a couple OF
months in visiting relatives.
Joseph Eames is here from Washing
ton on visit 10 his family and friends
Mrs. Anna Amussen and daughters
Julia and Mabel, left Wednesday on q
summers trip to Europe. They viii
stop off in Chicago for short time in
order to visit relatives.
The SOrosis girls of the Agriculture
college gave banquet on Friday even
ing. Professor and Mrs. Bexell acted
as chaperons.
| Mrs. Dan Fjeldsted of Pocatello re-
turned to her home on Sunday after {
weeks visit with Logan friends.
W. N Jaskey OF Ellis Island, o., ha;
returned to Logan to live after an abb
| sence of several years.
/ w. c. Gates is here from Idaho on &
visit TO his family and friends.
s. A. Whitney, one of Caches AZ pic
neers. returned Wednesday from SaT
Francisco, whittier he journeyed 70 SEE
the fleet.
Bishop c. ]. Larsen and wife re-
turned Wednesday from visit to rela'
tives in southern Idaho.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ L. Mcguire of Brook
! lyn, N Y, are here on a visit TO rela.
tives and friends. Mrs. w. X. Larser
entertained in their honor on Thursday
evening.
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EPHRAIM.

The marriage of John K. Madsen of
Mt. Pleasant and Ehrna Rasmussen of
this city took place at the home of the
bride yesterday afternoon, the cere-
money being performed by John S.
Beal The bride has the esteem and
respect of all her many acquaintance
i'm this city. For the past few years
she has been a teacher of the public
schools of this city and Mt. Pleasant
The groom is one of the most estimable
young men of that city, and is consid-
cred one of the substantial men of that
city. Mr.. and Mrs. Madsen will make
their home in Mt Pleasant.
Miss Ellis Day, who has been the In
structor in the kindergarten depart
ment at the Snow academy for the past
winter, was rendered a surprise by her
many friends. A dainty lunch was
spread and a good time was reported.
One of the pleasant social events of
the season was the surprise party which
was given in honor of Miss AgL/s
Thompson al her home in this city Sat
urday night. A palatable lunch was
spread and the evening was spent in
music, games and pleasant converse
ton.
Miss Laura Christensen, who has
been spending the past winter teaching
school at Richheld, returned to her
home in this city, where she intends TO
remain during the summer
Mr. and Mrs. c. j. Christensen are
rejoicing over the arrival of a fine baby
girl at their home Thursday morning.
Joseph Peterson and family of Red
mond spent the past WEEP in this city
visiting relatives and friends.
Miss Tingie, the instructor of domes-
tic science department, was pleasantly
surprised in the cooking rooms at the
Snow academy. About fifteen ladies
belonging to the night class were pres
ent. A dinner was served in the even
| ing. and later on light refreshments
| passed. Miss Tingie will return again
! for the coming school year and resume
/ her labors as instructor in that depart
ment
| Dan Lamb Of Wales was again shak-
! ing hands with old acquaintance in
] this city Wednesday Mr.. Lamb has
spent the past two years i'm New Jersey
| laboring as a Mormon missionary.
Tade Olson, one of the prominent cit
liens of Emery. stopped here on his
way home from California. TO be in at
| tendance at the commencement exer-
cises OF the Snow academy. Mr.. Oh
sons son was a member of the grad
uating class.
| fering for the past few weeks with
stomach trouble. left Wednesday for
California in company with his wife
They will probably remain for some
time for the benefit of Mr.. Jorgensen s
/ health.
County Clerk Eliason issued marriage
| licenses during the week to the fol-
| lowing parties: Joseph G. Garlic and
Laura J. Barker of Fairview. Myron
johnson, Fountain Green and Luella
Terry of FairvieV. John X. Madsen OF
! Mt. Pleasant and Elvina Rasmussen OF
| Ephraim.
| Adolph Hansen and wife and DR.. V
G.. Logan and wife caught great
many fish in the Gunnison reservoir
| last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Stone left fol
Kaysville Tuesday, where they will re-
hide.
|
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Decks Social happenings in Copns Of State

Ute Copper spent Memorial day in the
capital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Al Forman have been in
the capital for the past few days.
W. II. WOOdrinS, who has been in Los
Angeles for the past two weeks, returned
home the middle of the week
c. p. Goody. who has just returned from
a two months visit in the east. spent
Friday in Bingham.
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Continued on Page g.

Beginning June l. for thirty days,
materials, trimmings and laces will be
sold at cost. Van Court & Miller Fash
ion Shop, 330-35 Brooks Arcade.
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In the Eyes Of the wife

Vienna Bakery Bread is always the
best. Ask your grocer.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-27
THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
Tribute in Some Form Paid to Mem
ory Of Grover Cleveland.

Tribute in Some Form Paid to Mem
Org Of Grover Cleveland.
Washington, June Pin every part
Of the world where there is a United
States flag floating tribute was paid
70 the memory of Grover Cleveland.
Several foreign governments accorded
special honors for the occasion, Amer
lean embassies, legations and consular
agencies bore the Stars and Stripes at
half mast, army and navy officers
wherever located wore q badge of
mourning and battleships, cruisers and
vessels of our navy Of every type rem
dered appropriate observance Of the
former commander-in-chief Of the
army and the navy. Beginning at day
break salutes were fired by all ships
and army posts, beginning at military
posts with thunder of thirteen guns
and winding up with forty-fve guns
at sunset. Throughout the world
tribute in some form, either under
American or foreign auspices, was rem
dered.,
In Latin-America Brazil, with its
feeling of debt Of gratitude to Mr..
Cleveland, paid the most signal hon
OrS.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-27
SUGGESTS ANTITRUST LAWS
Delegation From Duma Calls on Pre-
mier StoIypin.

delegation From Duna Calls on Pre-
mier stoIypin.
st. Petersburg, June 27.-Having
found it impracticable to discuss be-
fore the summer recess tie interpella-
ton brought by a group-f October
lists regarding the big metallurgical
trust now in course of formation,
which will control so per. cent of the
metal production of Russia as we'll as
extensive coal and iron mines, a depu-
tation Of the duma, headed by M.
Guchkoff, the Octoberist leader, Wis
tied Premier Stolypin and explained
their objections to such industrial and
commercial combinations.
The statement presented by NJ.
Guchkoff is signed by 10 deputies,
representing all political parties. 1t
declares that the proposed metal
lurgical trust is seeking to evade the
law with a view to establishing pri-
yate monopoly The Russian legisla-
ton in the matter Of trusts Is very
backward, the statement recites, be-
ing either out of touch with modern
conditions or having been drafted In
haste, as in America. The signers ask
the government to introduce into par
lament as speedily as possible 1egis-
lation providing for complete reform
of the existing corporation laws and
the regulation of industrial combina-
lions.
Premier stolypin promised to con-
slider the desired legislation.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-27
Bonds Lacked Sufficient Majority.

Cass Lake, June n. Especial to
Pioneer. THE bond election re-
Gently held here, for the purpose Of
asce1taining whether or not it was
the desire of the voters Of Cass Lake
70 bond the village for the amount
of its standing indebtedness did not
carry as was at first reported.
It was the general opinion, at
first that the majority of votes would
determine the question, but after
consulting the laws it was found that
it took five-eights majority to carry
the bonds.
At the recent election the bonds
lacked six votes of being carried by
the majority. Another election will
be held in the near future.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-27
COURT At GRAND RAPIDS
PRODUCES SENSATIONS
Some Rather Complicated Situations
Are Shown in Assault Case,
Now On Trial.

Grand Rapids, June 27.-(S Special
to Pioneer. Some sensational facts
were disclosed in district court yes
terday upon the trial of Peter Harri-
son charged with assault in the second
degree.
Some of the evidence tended to
show that Harrison and one Manila,
who was also indicted by the grand
for the same offense, had tried to use
knife on the complaining witness
while the three men were members
of party walking from Bovey to
mining Damp near by.
Manila was called as a witness
by the State and this precipitated
several disclosures. It appeared
that the witness had been before
the grand jury to testify against
Harrison but his name was not upon
the indictment. County attorney
Thwing stated to the court that the
witness had been examined by the
grand jury before the Indictment
had been found, but the records
were produced and it appeared that
the witness had been examined and
paid on June 4th and the indictment
returned on June 5th.
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Fred MaIzahn Will Sell Real Estate.

Fred M. Malzahn has opened a
real estate office in this city, and
will hereafter be again identified
with the business interests of
Bemidji.
Mr.. Malzahn quit business here
some three years ago and retired to
his elegant farm on the banks of
Wolf lake, where he remained until
a week ago, when he decided to
again live in Bemidji and engage in
business.
Mr.. Malzahn is one of the best
known residents of Beltrami county.
He is a pioneer of the county and
bears most excellent reputation as
square business man and he will
undoubtedly do we'll in his new field.
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ARMED MEN SEIZE TOWN
Three Persons Killed and Several
Wounds In Fight.

Three Persons Killed and Several
Wounded In Fight.
Laredo, Tex, June 27-Two hun
dred armed and mounted men attacked
and captured the town of Viesca,
state of Coahuila, Mex. Three per-
sons were killed and several wounded
in the fighting.
Wires were cut and the railroad
lines torn up and a bridge burned.
Three trainloads of troops left the
City Of Mexico for the scene and one
trainload Of soldiers also is leaving
Saltillo, the capital of the state.
Reports received here are to the eff
feet that the government believes the
attack was made by bandits. The vice
president Of the republic and the Sec
rotary of war and interior, It is stated,
deny that the trouble has any polit-
ical significance. Some reports re-
cefved here say the outbreak is the
starting of a revolution