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MANY WOLVES CAUGHT
IN CLAY COUNTY

Nermillion, s D.. May 19-May has
been great month for wolves in
Clay county. Up to the 18th there has
been received at the county auditors
office 81 skins. is being brought in
in one day. The pelts for the most
part are from cubs. it being almost
Impossible to capture the old wolves
The bounty received on these pelts
are 81 for coyotes and IS for timber
yNoivag
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LEG WAS CRUSHED
AND NOW AMPlIrATEn

NerMll!Ion. S. D.. May 19-Charley
Lund. a young man 80 years old living
near Dalesburg, Il few miles north OF
here, net with serious injury lately
and as result now lies in the ST
Joseph's hospital in Sioux City recoy-
ering from an operation which deprived
him of his right leg. The young man
was victim OF u runaway, and in
attempting to jump from the wagon
his leg caught in the wheel
in such a. way as to make fracture
that could not be reduced, so Lund was
taken to the hospital for the operation.
He will ..eeover
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M'LARklN ARRESTED,
CONSPIRACY TO DEFRAuD

Chamberlain. S. d. May 1S.-The ar
rest Of Stephen B. McLarkin, big
ranchnan and land owner on charge
of conspiracy with intent to induce
others to commit perjury in making
homestead entries on government land,
has caused q sensation in this locality
where he is we'll known.
Deputy United States Marshal Petrie
took him to Sioux Falls where he was
bound over to appear at the Deadwood
term of federal court which convenes
Tuesday Of next week
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EWEssINGToN SPRINGS ADDS
HIGH SCHOOL COURSE

Y Washington Springs, S. d. May 21.-
NI'he Washington Springs BOARD of edu-
skation has voted to add a high school
course to the public school at that
place. Hitherto the seminary located
! here has afforded q course that practic-
i ally made the work in the public school
unnecessary. but the growth of the
4 ktown has so crowded the seminary that
: the regular school will undertake the
work in regular course the coming
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South Omaha.

South Omaha. May O-Cattle-Market
Tor best Zoe higher. Heavy. slow and low
er: native steers. $475QZO0: cows and heif-
Texas steers, s275a5.a5: cows and heifers.
2.75Gl4. IS; Gamers. $2.85G13. so: stockers and
feeders, $3.0Od5.25; calves, $3.25a6.25; bulls,
stags etc, $3.ON150O.
Hogs-Market a shade to sc higher.
Heavy. $537@5.4O; mixed, S. .3c@5. 49, fRht.
s5.S0@5.35: pigs, 34.20@D5.Oo: bulk OF sales,
k5. .32dI5. .35
sheep-Market 15@2sc lower. Yearlines.
@. .25MS.G5: wethers. $5.0O@540; ewes, S4.569
SIS: lambs S625GI6.75
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MISSOURI RIVER CLAIMS
YOUNG GIRL VICTIM

Pierre s. d, May 16.--The Missouri
river claimed another victim last night
when the S-year-old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. August Shields was drowned.
The little girl was playing OH the river
bank beside large barge With her
brother She fell from the barge and
before her small brother could attract
the notice of helpers the little body was
carried into The swift current of the
main channel of the river and the
searching parties have failed To locate
any trace of the body
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FRITZ SCHEFF Is
GRANTED DIVORCE

New York, May 1s.-On the report
Of the referee, Justice Mccall in the
supreme court signed an interlocutory
decree today granting FRITZ Scheff. the
actress. divorce from Baron Frieder-
ich Wilhelm Gustav Carl Won Bardele-
ben. whom she married on January Z.
1905
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JURY DlSAGREEs
IN BARBOUR CASE

Rapid City. S. u. May sl.--The jury
in the case OF Mary Barbour accused OF
the murder of her adopted daughter
Rose Rosa was unable TO agree after
deliberating SO hours and was dis
charged last evening.
1t is reported that there were two
NJ
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MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
HOLDS STATE SESSION

Centerville. S. d.. May 16.-The
Southern Dakota Baptist association is
Folding a three days session here and
will conclude it's work this evening.
Rev. I. H. Hagen, state Sunday school
superintendent: DIR. Jorden, OF Sioux
Falls college and other prominent
speakers have appeared on the pro-
gram.
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AMoURs OUT OF GEAR;
YOUNG MAN UNHiTcHES

F'landreau. S. d.. May 16.-John
Becker VINO lived with his father near
Colman. this county. committed sui .ide
by shooting himself while on the way
home from Colman where he had pur-
chased a revolver. He left note which
appraised his people OF his purpose. He
had experienced some slight difficulty
in his love affairs
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SOUTH DAKOTA CENTRAL
CONNECTS TWO CITIES

Sioux Falls. S. D.. May 16.-The
South Dakota Central railroad ran It's
first train into Watertown yesterday.
thus completing the long promised di-
rect line from Sioux Falls. Regular
passenger service will be established
inside of 30 daNs,
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APPROPRIATION FOR WOLF
BOUNTY INSUFFICIENT

Pierre. S. D., May 16.-Wi,h an in
crease in TIE wolf bounty appropria-
tion from $4,000 to $4,000. there is
still! a prospect OF shortage which
Will bring bounty warrants down to-
about 20 cents on ;he dollar which was
the rate for last year.
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THE MARKETS.
Sioux City L,v. stee,

0to0X VNy ItV0 0S00k,
Sioux City. May 2O.-Sioux City Stock
Yards...HoRs-Butcher and heavy, $5.80
s 80: light and mixed. 6.S5QD5.4 IS.
Cattle-Butcher Steers. g. 6.809G6; fat
cows and heifers s6.O0@s00: stockers ana
feeders. S400G4. 30: yeaF1ings and calves.
ss.606E4 80; feeding cows and heifers. $2506
$50
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CALIFORNIA OBEYs
C0MMONER'S COMMAND

Fresno, CAL, May 21--The democratic
tate convention TO-DAY adopted plat
orm instructing the California delega.
ION for w. J. Bryan. for president
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SLEEPER PROVIDED FOR
CAPITAL VISITORS

Pierre. S. d., May 21.-The North
western will put on a double passenger
service between Huron and the Black
|fFiills Monday, carrying a sleeper on
II he night trains.
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BIG Loss IN FIRE.

story plant of the Sendel-Bach Wheel
company burned today. Loss, $4,000.
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GREAT NORTHERN MUST
RESTORE TRAIN SERVICE

Sioux Falls. 5. D.. May sl.-The pao-
pie of Huron and Watertown and
those residing in the towns on the
Great Northern railroad between the
Two cities have just won a pronounced
victory over the Great Northern Rail-
road company as the result OF a case
which has been pending before the
state board OF railroad commissioners
Tor some weeks.
The railroad commission has ordered
the Great Northern to restore the pas
senger service which was discontinued
between the two cities some time ago
INTERPRETATIONS UNDER
SOUTH DAKOTA LAWS
Pierre, S. D., May 2l.-The following
articles OF incorporation were filed in
the Office OF the secretary Of state:
Dominion Mobile Car Sign company
Huron. 81 900. 900.
Farmers Co-Operatiye Telephone
Y company. New Holland. $4,000
Hand County Fair association. Mil
& Ter, $4,000.
\ Watertown Water Co. watertown.
s150.00O
I Phoenix Construction Co. Aberdeen.
Il 100000
I Tug River Coal company. Aberdeen.
d 100000.
N Federal Development Co, Pierre.
4 $500, 900
4 Fredericlis Lumber aud Coal. Fred
4 ericks. $4,000.
South Fork Lumber Co. Aberdeen.
s500,0O0.
Western Empire Mining and Milling
company. Rapid City. $200,OO0
Mitchell Power Co, Mitchell. $780,
600
Mullins Rotary Pump company. stur-
gis. 100000.
Winona Townsite company. Gregory,
$50 1000.
Farmingdale Investment company,
I Farmingdale, $1,000.
\ Tuscarora Leasing and Mining COM
Spany. Pierre, $1,OOO.OOO.
Bowdle Milling Co. Bowdle. $4,000.
Freeman Mercantile Co. Freeman.
100000.
Bank of Meckllng. Meckling. $4,000.
Gettysburg Commercial club. Gettys-
burg, $4,000
G. Q. D. Consolidated Mining COM
81 pany, Pierre. $3,OOO,O00
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Chicago.

Steers. s5ooas:2s; cows, ts75as.s5; heifers.
s3.5ogS.75; bulls. $4.4OI575; calves. $500
500; atockers and feeders. ,s.3Q54o. ~
shipping. s. 5.45@6.52M; butchers, s. 6@5 5Ai;
light mixed, $5.354D5.4O: choice light, IS. 400
b52k; pigs. A.l5G5.2 20: packers. s5.0Og5 20;
bulk Of sales, $5.4095.50.
Sheep-Market dull and weak Sheep,
s. m:50a5.75: lambs, s5.50@7.Oo; yearlings, 4.&
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Gust charge up these heavy hog runa
to high priced corn,' said D. T. skaggs.
Of Solomon. Kan, to the Kansas City
many that the present heavy runs are due
to some other cause than the one have
given. But during the past two weeks
there has been pretty heavy run Of fat
cattle. and of course when the cattle
were shipped out. the hogs had to follow.
Corn prices have been gradually creeping
at point now where it is altogether too
high to feed to anything. It would not sur
prise me II hog prices would hold up pret-
ty high all summer. These runs are
bound to cease. and that in a short time.
as there are not the number Of hogs in the
country now that there were Ave months
ago. when the heavy run set in. The pig
crop is good. with the exception Of the
general shortage Of brood sows. The per
cent OF pigs to the number Of sows Will
be up to the average
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Produo, Market.

Sioux City May. 2o.-Butter-Packins
stock, lac; fancy dairy, 15c; fancy cream.
cry, &c.
Eggscases included. 1896; cases re-
turned. $780,
Poultry-spring chickens, 25c per pound.
must weigh from to pounds; hens, fat,
&c; roostcrs, young and old, &c; sick poul-
try of no value.
Hides-Dry: Butcher trimmed, 11012c:
butcher untrimmed, 1O@11c: Murrain, s9
lie; light, Sq10c; salt. s@l1c: culls. 699c;
glue, 4@&c. Green: No. l cured, &c: No :
cured. Sc; western branded &c: No. bull,
&c: No. 9 bull, 4c; No. calf. 9Q10c; No. Z
calf. s9skc; No: ! horse. each $3.50; No.
horse, each. $l.60421O: ponies, each. $1.15;
deacons. each, 50g70c; hog skins, each, 10
Q25c.
TaIlow-No. ! grease, Sc: No. ] rough or
fat 2Ql3c; No. 2 rough, 1D1Hc; No. cake.
596c: No. ! rendered, 5@5Kc: No. 2 rem.
dered. 4G4Mc.
Hay-upiand Nc. !, $3.50; No. 2. $3.50:
bottom No. /, 36,0O@6.5O; No. q $55O1G.00:
oat and wheat straw, $5.50g6.O0.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions,

Chicago GRAIN and PROVISIONS.
Chicago, May 2O.-Cash quotations were
as follows:
Flour-Steady.
@1.OlH. =
Oats-No. 2. 54a4c: No. white, 51m4hc.
BarleymFair Bari sad IT. to choice mailing, e7g73c.
Provisions-short rib sides, ;s.9OG7 30:
mess pork. $l3.G2,a@l13.75: lard, $3.50: short
clear Sides s7.37h@7. .621s
Whisky-On basis of high wines s1.35.
Butter-Market steady. Creamery i66D
Bic: dairy, 15@19c.
Eggs-Market firm, at mark, cases in
cludcd, 14A@14Ac; firsts. 15lzc: prime
Cheese.Market steady. 1On60,onc
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BRIGHTON NOTES.

Tine past week has been one Of the
busiest the popular resort has known
thus FAR I'm the present season, As
many as An ur 30 guests have sat down
re the hotel table at one time, and
Mr., pdvis's stage from Sugar House IA
nearly always crowded. Many private
parties have gone up by automobile
during the week. George y. Odell hav-
ing made several trips up and down
tho canyon in his Franklin on Thurs
day evening, hr brought President
Joseph II smith who was guest OF
Nh and Nrg Heber j. Grant, IT was
President SmltFs FIRST visit to Brigh-
ton Tor many years. and as the trip
was made mp the canyon IN about two
hours IT WHs 70 delightful one. Early
va The week Mr Odcl brought up MI
Grant ANA III 10 Whitney returning
lhr next day
The following guests have arrived
al private cottages during the week,
Mary Dunbar and sidney Young are
WITH capt and Mrs came, Mrs James
E Tnlmage and family are occupying
me Ellerbeck cottage Miss Barbara
hnncrslyy ana Mrs. Lang are al the
Mnylus' Miss Hazel Hansen and Miss
Lean FMr were nj the spencer cot
llge, but went home during the week
Mrs sidney Savile and Miss Helen
Wells, VIII be an the Whitney cottage
saturday; Mrs Lucian Ray ~ with her
moihcr Mrs. II. w, Young; MISS Lucy
NanCott MIS- NaHCott ana Miss
Lillian Young, have one of the hotel
cottages. Miss Jean Williams has been
visiting Miss Maudc Ritter Miss NJ. M.
bahcork has returned % the Gates cot
tuso,
The registrations nj the hotel noticed
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ner Sunday, Miss Clara B. Hirst Of
Kansas City, and Miss Muriel Finn Of
Wichita.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Il. Starr have re-
turned home after an extended ana
pleasant trip through the Eastern
states
Miss leila Ltchfeld entertained AT
dinner party at her home Sunday in
honor of Mr.. Frank Roberts.
Mrs. jesse Knight visited with friends
In salt Lake the fore part of this
week.
Misses Eva Pfouts and Bessie starr
are home after very enjoyable visit
with friends and relatives in the
east.
Mrs clara Henrie and Mrs. George
TherIot and family have moved M
Provo canyon whore they will spend
q couple of weeks.
quiet homo wedding took place
Wednesday evening at tho home OF
Mr.. and Mrs, Jorgan Hanson, when
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pEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY AUGUST 1908

for the past few days, are AZ follows
spencer Wright. sidney Beatle, Nor
iis Andrews, Gordon BEETLES, 7, -
Beatty, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. III. Wallace.
Geo. : Weston, II. q Mcmillan. MT
and Mrs. l.. II. Thompson, Chas. !.
futile. Jr., II. W. w Brcdemeyed, A..
stuart, Miss Bcary, Geo. Key
SER a NJ Spooner. Mr.. and Mrs. VII
lard Hanson Mir Geoghegan, Walker
Cheesman. Ethel Tyree, Earl r. Farms
worth. Martin Daniels. Mrs. c. g. Cris-
mon ard nurse. II, G. Richardson, VIM
r. King and daughter Adrienne, Roht
Jennings. Nera Tanner. Edna Dunn,
stella Fabian. Russell IS. Woodruff.
Adelaide Woodruff, Mrs. i, Is. Wood
ruff Rex Midgley. Or and Mrs. Odell
George and Harry Odel, Mr. Geo, l..
Savage, Miss. Geneva Savage, Mrs. 9.
NJ Bell, Emmu Zane, Hazel Hanson
Frances =. l.itchheld, Bernard Hanson,
Geo. Ames, Leah Fnrr, Arthur libby,
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Bintz.
Mrs. j. s Hyde and n party of
young ladies will be at Brighton Sat
lrday, and will occupy one Of the
Short cottages. In the party are;
Misses BESSIE Felt, Naomi Felt, Louise
Hagmau. Nellie Nicholson. Gwen
Knowlton, Vida Fox, and Mary stall
ings of ogden,
COL willard Young and wife and
their daughter. Miss Alice Young,
have engaged quarters at the hotel
and win arrive Saturday,
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PROVO.

Mr.. and Mrs, Il. II. Corfman de-
lightfully entertained at a musical at
their home Thursday evening. Those
assisting were Miss Sperry Of Manti,
Mr. Baur and Miss Gretchen Baur of
Crinnell Iowa. The rooms We're pref
tily decorated with potted plants and
flowers. An elaborate lunch was served.
Miss Hurst and Miss Finn former
teachers in the Proctor academy of this
city, have been visiting with their
many friends here for the past few
days
Left here Tuesday for a trip through
canada.
Messrs r.. Il. Corfman. Ed Wright,
Ben Duraud and Will Twelves have
returned from delightful trip In Pro-
No canyon where they spent few days
rusticating.
Mr. and Mrs G. II. Crandall of Salt
Lake spent Sunday IN Provo visiting
Mrs. Crandalls parents, DR.. and Mrs.
j. n. Christensen
Misses Ella zasbriskie and Edith
Buckley charmingly entertained about
30 Uftehir young friends at bundle
SIluNtl at lilt llulllt Ol MISS LdSDTishlt
in honor of Miss Birdie Hansen The
lawn was lighted with Japanese lam
terms and here the evening was de-
lightfully passed in various amusements
and an elaborate lunch served Many
beautiful and useful presents were re-
celved by the bride elect.
Misses leila Farrer, Florence MoOree,
Kate Alexander and Pearl Shillings of
Eureka spent Sunday at Spring Dell.
They were chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs.
j w. Farrer.
Mrs. r. n. I.atiner of Salt Lake
City, spent Sunday in Provo the guest
of Mrs. Walter Whitehead
Mrs. Frank Pfoutz entertained at din
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;S511fI:;pD'N8'sNE2
WE>eDE-Els5

Mr. and Mrs, Edward Brook an
nounce the engagement Of their
daughter. Ada l.. to Arnold II. Null
lens Of Evanston. Wyo., the marriage
to take place the middle of Septem-
Der.
Mrs. Il. w McNitt announces the en-
gagement of her granddaughter, MISS
Alice Wolfgaug, to MI. Oscar c, Keller
Of Chicago, Illinois,
Miss Mile Wardrop and David II.
Fowler were married on Thursday
morning in the temple ana in the
evening a large reception was held ~
the brides home. Miss Florence
Wardrop was bridesmaid, and BenJa-
min WardrOp best mun. ana mum
Der of friends and relatives assisted IN
receiving and entertaining MI ana
Mrs Fowler have gone TO lndopen-
donco, Mo, to make their home,
on Wednesday night, Miss May
Standing and John w. Nash we're mar
ried, the ceremony being performed by
Bishop Joseph Christensen at the
home of the brides parents MIR, ana
Mrs. James V. Standing, in the pres
cuce of the relatives and friends.
They left afterward TO make their
home at Portland, or.
Mrs. j. Darms announces the mar
rlagc of her daughter jeanette, 10
Frank Is. Lawrence, The young
couple are at Brighton for the pres
cnt but VIII he at home after Sept.
1 al the FcntUu apartments
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UPPER FALLS.

DR.. Brown Ewing and aa,r.
Margaret spent the last weet veal ' "
Upper Falls. ''N al
VIM. II. Cunningham, Mrs. Dr,,.
Kahn. Miss Rosena Cohen. Nv Manuel
Mrs. d. l.. Wertheimer Ernns, ana
Wertz, Karl Redmond spent tbs Ok l.
at Upper Falls. 'Ne -Sh
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. 4. Odeu NJ
Mrs. j, II. Richards drove lin to 81 ian. ana
Falls in their automobile for trout Sg s,s
ner Sunday. UNI
Mrs. n. p. Gray and daurhter An.
and Jennie are enjoying ten ao,n eta
Upper Falls. 's a.
w. IL Kehler and wife have bs.,
spending two week rustlcatlng. e'
Royal C. Barnes and wife and nos.
of eight returned to the cftN-on Srp ps.Y
iuty,
Walter j. Meeks, accompanied BY nj,
wife and son, also Mrs Jane /, Ws Ne us
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spent the past three weeks here, left
Wednesday evening for their home In
Denvr.
Mrs. +. n. Osborne. who has spent
several weeks with her daughter. Mrs.
Fred G. Richmond, left Wednesday
evening for her home IN Iowa
MIR and Mrs. Charles Read, leave
today for two weeks stay on snake
river
MIssc Hazel Cannon and Alice PITT
leave today for Los Angeles, to spend
the remainder Of the summer with
Mrs. Mary C. Chamberlain
Mrs II. S. Beatie and family and
Mrs. Rufus Cobb leave today for
Flshaven, Ida. for the rest of thu
summer. Mir Bcatie win follow next
week.
Mrs. w. Is. Mccartney and children
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. Il. G.
Kelley of Rock Island, Ilt, have gone
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their daughter, Miss Birdie r,a
Iieu 10 ernest Moore. Abou, ~ mar.
ives and near friends w.t. rela.
ceremony, which was persor,eu the
Bishop 7. N. Taylor. Tho ,niod BY
charming In a pretty royp ue was
me rooms were prettlly decoro,. white.
lowers and an elaborate ,veddt,9u with
per was served and many Ilg sup
presents We're received. Mr. sSSutlful
Moore are popular young peonIn Mrs.
city. where they have a largo c,, OF This
friends who wish them sTccos.ele Of
happiness through life. and
Miss Mamie stalllngs has ro,.
rom very pleasant two weeks , ied
WIN reaa.iyes ana friends in Salt 1sslt
Miss Leona Dunn was hos,,.
lawn party Friday evening NJ ~, az
Of her parents. Ma. and Mr. ''g nome
Dunn. The lawn was ligbta' oshua
Japanese lanterns and oleciric With
About 40 young people made ,norr, suR
evening with music and games ~ tns
Investments We're served a'ny
Miss Iona Knight entertained
Der of her young friends at the ca, nun.
nome of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse 1S,Iai,l.lIner
Spring Dell Sunday. ''snt In
Mrs Reed Smoot and daughter
K, spent the latter part of this a mn,
in Sals Lake, week
Miss Chloe Smoot has returned T..
from q pleasant visit with relative. onle
friends in Salt Lake. ana
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friends for trip to Canada. She win
be away about six weeks.
Miss Hazel Hanson and Miss Leah
FAIR, who have been visiting Miss Jean
Spencer at Brighton, are BACK.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Steiner OF MIN
neapols are hero to spend several
| weeks with MIR. and Mrs, George
| steiner, their mother and sisters. Mrs
| j. a. Steiner and the Misses steiner
who have spent the past month here
viii leave Monday for their home in
| Lincoln. Neb.
Miss Leo Trent is at Lake Tahoe
spending a short time on her way to
Auburn, Cal. and has been Joined there
by one OF her nleccs, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, Lamartine c. Trent.
Colonel Walter Scott expects to leave
the last OF the week to rejoin his regi-
ment at Fort D. A. Russell
Mr., and Mrs Robert 5, oliver are in
from Bingham for stay Of few days.
Mrs. Marie Gerrans has gone to Og.
den to visit Mr. and Mrs q. A. Becker
Emmett Moore leaves Aug. Is to Join
Mrs Moult ana the rdDS ut ocean
Park, where they are spending the
summer.
Mrs. II G. Williams leaves this oven
Ing for Los Angeles and the beaches.
Mr. Williams viii follow later.
Mrs. S Curtis will leave Salt Lake to-
morrow for Portland. or, where her
son, q. r. Curtiss is in business Mrs.
curtiss expects to make Portland hsr
home.
Mrs. Edward G. Elmer has returned
from y three weeks stay in ogden can.
yam at the Oaks,
Miss Eleanor Prout and a party OF
young people, chaperoned by Mr., and
Mrs. CorUm left this week for TO
days trip throu~1 YELLOWSTONE park,
MI aud Mrs William \, scntcr arc
here nom Minnesota 10 make their
home permanently, and are at homo
for the present with Mrs Sentcr's sis,
ter Mrs f. A. Bascom.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. A. Broadhurst have
moved and are now at home at 1928
Second avenue.
Mrs. Arthur TrucIson is here from
Brigham city for short visit WITH her
sister Mrs 7. @. Crawford
Miss Edna ana Adclla Edwards are
spending pleasant summer In MI
Pleasant, whore they are the guests
of Miss Ella Nelson. Most Of tho
time Is spent at the large Nelson
ranch In tho mountains near Mt