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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
only on, business Of minor Importance was
DISTRICT COURT.

bAoA AtlRl NOlAt IT,
The following orders have been
mad, In the Fourth district court.
tn the case of S. Burwcn vs.
lugc Williamson 60 ul Judge Booth has
rendered D. decision BOO favor of dDfcu-
dant uo cause OF action. Plaintiff Sea
Co., pay court costs and each side To-
pay ts own witnesses.
ln The estate of Alfred Clarence
Todd, deceased Emma g.. sheppard
appointed cxccutriX
Estate of Johanna CarstIua Peter
SON. deceased. final account allowed
and administrator discharged.
Estate OF a. D. Olson. deceased. ore
det allowing final account and of dis
trihuuon.
ESTATE of Thomas Davis. deceased:
order fur distribution
Mary a TidWell was appointed guar
dian of tho person am estate of MIL
dred Marie Tidwcl. Co minor.
Am order dissolving the Barefoot
Mining and Milling company whose
principal place of business d. Boo Pay
son has been made by Judge Booth ON
application OF the company r. O..
WINNER. was the president and r. s..
WINNER, WAS secretary.
Abstract of Judgment from Justice
Moons court in the case of Hines
kimbcr Grocery and Meat Co. W.
Joseph Poker for e12S.40 has been
Sled in the Fourth district court
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The roads ON rural route 40. I, which
passes through Lake View and Vine
yard, is now In fairly good condition.
and Postmaster Glove has potitiouet
the postal authorities 60 reinstate the
free delivery system which was dis
continued some time ago on account of
the had condition of the roads
A meeting OF the W. G.. II. L.. will be
held Wednesday az p. m. at the home
Of Miss Josephine kellogg
sylvester shaw and James Clark are
held by the sheriff for investigation
in charge OF burglarizing railroad
cars dt Green River and Tucker A
peculiar feature Is that the men We're
accused by George Kemock and a. W.
stanton who, like Shaw and clark.
are box car tourists. They applied 70
city Marshal Williams for bed. and
when they We're taken into the Jail.
they found Shaw already there, and in
formed ON him, and told that CLARK
would be coming down the road.
Marshal Williams arrested him st the
depot and turned the two accused men
and the two witnesses over 90 Sheriff
Judd They have since been turned
over 20 the sheriff Of Emery county
where the offense was committed.
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NEAR DEATn IN BIG PoNn.

10 was thrilling experience 20 Mrs.
Ida Sopor tD face death. "For years "a
severe lung trouble gave noe intense
suffering" she writes. "and several
times nearly caused my death. All
remedies Jailed and doctors said j was
incurablo Then Dr. Kings New Dis
eovery brought puck relief and "a cure
30 permanent that have not been
troubled in twelve years Mrs. a8per
lives iu Big Pond. Pa. 10 works Won
ders in Coughs and colds. Sore Lungs
Hem0rrnages. faGrppo. Asthma.
Group. Whooping Cough and am
Bronchial affections Doc and 100
Trial bottle free. Guaranteed by II
a.. 80. D. ll2-llf South Main Street
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ECZEMA LODGES IN THE SKIN.
Not Blood Discasc--Cured by oil of
Mintcrgrccn Compound.

fnr many years eczema was supposed
I" Doe blood disease and was crrane-
'AsIN treated as SUCH bat now One opst
"Niloruct agree that eczema is DnIN
n skn disease ana must br cul ID
through tho skim The eminent skim
tn..'ulIst Dr ID ID Dennis, nrHt diH-
covered tho oczrma germ md hls dis
'ntHIy was quickly akcu zap u both
%. im8ny and Franco
ITO kln thc frzrma gorm aul 90 tnn
''Wa time heal the aku nr nruu
compounded ON of uIutrrgtru. thf-
..'I. sHoerlue. ctc. Thr remedy Oh ID
NpuId not "a more nltc. hener DO sinks
l'shi into the pores of th. stiu NaHH-
hg with thie ON 0f Wiuterrren come
i"pud sopmH to take thc ltch aHuy Ht
.H'' soon che scale, drop aHnN and
l.e aNeHac dis ppeara fh0 urescrlr-
,'"u bias nov boon used an l0nr aH to
nave proven ltH absolute merIf and
q do NOT hesitate tn oNpfcfH nar cuH-
.Nencc ln ID. I'D. ID. pre nlouon.
hruchI q Fmnken and n a. A. D.
pfng stores
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NEPHI.
IN JUDGE GREENwooD's COURT
burglar Get sin scntcncos-Cases
smissed--Technicall Saves Joncs.

Special Correspondent.
NophL Juab Du. March I-Judre
Greenwood haF just closed busy week
herr Iu criminal prosecutions. with tho
lnIloWIuG results
MIko Luer pleaded gIhtv 90 burglary
lu thn thiid degree lud was sentenced tD
tHu frirH Don ihc state prison.
John Murray who rfnadcd guilty 90
burglary In thc third degree was given
I'D m0IfIH iu fHf state prison
Joe murphy for fLe same 1ncnFe gut
IHf eHmn penalty.
John Nolan. got l0 years for pleading
guilty to burglary iu the second degran
HenrY Foster and Robert Doyle Wero
uiHl Tor attempt M grand larceny and
were acquitted
H 81 Phillips Was Informed against
Tor burglary in The second deEree. end
the case was dismissed ON motion I'd
Dist ANY Ryan on hIH representation
thHt he had non sufficient evidence o.
warrant verdict of guilty
Michael %. hurno1 was tried for hu..
rlary l1 The second dogree and was conc
FiotCd. hia counsel Eot "a stay 81 fudF.
meuf pending ON appeal
VIM Cullop IVES charged with intent
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GROVoNT. wYO.
Country Alive with I,lk and Many
MAY Perish Of Starvation.

Special Correspondence.
Grovont Dlnta CO. Wyo. Tou q d.
Tho like has not been seen Boo
This valley not ln the recollection ct tho
oldest settler from the GroVyut south
for some lo miles the country is liter
ally alive with elk ana the ranchcrs
have Co sleep by the hnNstacks 90 herd
them on One man told me that one
morning De- found iu ana around hts hay
corral from 400 Co 500 head and that
tlcN were iammcd together like sar-
dimes u box
viii die unless the weather man. orders
iND snow Goo go early.
The mail carriers are giving Npry
good service Notwithstanding deep snow
and heavy storms Snow is from To- 81
feet on thy level Hud ON the Teton Pass
feet is reported
Abraham Ward has purchased the con-
tract Tor carrying the malls from C1aud
simpson from The top of the pass 10
jackson.
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Are factors OF the greatest success.
40 person can do fun Justice 90
himself without them
To- uo season of the year are they
moro easily exhausted than in the
spring
We need not discuss the reason for
THE here It's enough 90 saw there Is
one, and that Hoods Sarsaparilla gives
strength and endurance as thousands
annually testify.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
PARK CITY.
Farewell Reception rendered MIR. and
Mrs. Glade-Wcdding Bells.
Special Correspondence

~ VI 7 - TTTTTT7TT-TTT-T-
Park City. Utah, Feb. "a reception
and banquet were rendered Mr. and Mrs.
j. t. Glade by the Park city ward iu
the Westinghouse. They are leaving Park
Clty Ou the first OF the month for Prove.
where they will make their home Mt
Glade has been first counselor TO Bishop
Frederick Rasband Tor a number Of
years.
Emma Christensen, daughter or MT. and
Mrs j. 4. Christensen % Evanston
Wyo., viii he united Oh marriage on the
Bird OF March Boo the salt Lake temple
A reception will De hello at the home Of
tho brides parents. after which thew viii
mike tneIr home IN thIs city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
PROVO.

The News" is delivered by carrier
every night tsuuday excepted az u
cents per month. An payments and
complaints should be made 70 r, ,.
Dugdale. agent FOR Daily. Saturday
and Weekly News. orders taxi
en- for Church Works Residence. 81
North Fourth West
Carrier east side OF Academy Ave.
Bell d6 red
Carrier weat side Of Academy Ave.
Bell s9 black.
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rnE LrRp GLow oT DOOM

was seen In the red face hands and
body Of the little SON OF II. NJ Adams.
Of Henrietta, Pa His awful plight
from eczema had for five years, dehed
am remedies and bafflcd the best doc
tors. VINO said the poisoned blood had
affected hts lungs and nothing could
save him. "Eut" writes his mother,
"scvsu bottles Of Electric Bitters com
pletcly cured him. For Eruptious
Eczema Salt Rheum, Sores and all
Blood Disorders and rheumatism Elec-
trio Bitters Is supreme. only SIC. Guar
8uteed by L. g. M. J. Drug Dept, lI2-
ll4 s. Main St., salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

the third degree. The defendants arc
alleged Co have burglarzod the roai-
dcnce OF Joseph CLARK ou Washington
avenue on Feb. ~. stealing iowclry ana
other valuahlcs to the amount OF
S2gS5O
When the young men We're capita "a
the plumber taken from the clark home
was found in "a number OF boxes mark
ed ready for shipment to Butte. The
police substituted bricks and ga ydu {
for the plumber which was returned
to Mr. Clark. and marked the box 'Sei-
gel a Co. Butte, Mont" The box was
evidently received boy the firm and the
express charges amounting 20 sevc al
dollars was evidently paid hy them as
uo protest has been filed with the local
oulce OF the express company up tl tho
present time. II mo- protest is filed by
the company there is mo- doubt hut
what the police department may call
upon the firm % explain their posi-
ton as "a fence FOR the stolen goods.
TEMPORARY SUPERINTENDENT.
Daniel IT, Adams. appointed by tho
board of education last Friday night
Go act as superintendent of the public
schools until the successor OF william
Allison had been appointed, assumed
his new duties yesterday. He am
nounccd that ho would continue the
policy of Mr. Allison iu the conducting
ot che school affairs
Ogden. March 2-That the coming
wear in this vicinity is looked upon as
On" banner year I'm real estate there
seems % be- no doubt from the activity
On the market and the preparations
that are being made to handle proper
~. The latest in the markets Us the
organization of two realty firms in this
city yesterday and who fled their ar
ticles OF Incorporation with County
Clerk Dye.
The Ives Real Estate company is or
ganized with capital stock of $50 200
with shares of The par value OF SO
each The objects of the company is
To carry on general real estate bust
ness. The officers are Norman
II. Ives, president, Valentine CID
con, vice president, Claude ID. ives
secretary and treasurer
The Interstate Realty company is 0r-
ganized Co. carry on "a general realty
business Zoo Utah and other states
The capital stock is $4,000 with shares
of the par value of so cents each. The
officers are w. A. IHCkeulOOpor prasi-
dent; Thomas c.. ClegE. vice pres dent;
Lamar Nelson. secretary; g.. A. Hick-
ouloopcr treasurer These together
with william H. Gibson constitute the
board OF directors.
SEVERE or WASHERS.
That Judge Murphy of the police
court is very bitter against mash
ers" or any one who forces his atten-
tions upon the young ladies Of the city
is shown by the sentencing of Charles
Roberts 20 pay a line of S15. Roberts
was charged with disturbing the peace
Of a Young lady residing on Lincoln
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

IN SAVED HIS LEG.

"Au thought I'd lose nay leg" writes
j. A .Sweuson, Watertown, Wis Ten
years OF eczema, that 10 doctors could
not cure, had az last laid me up. Then
Buckleu's Arnica Salve cured Il sound
and we'll" Infalible for Skin Erup-
tons Eczema, Salt Rheum, Boils, Fee
yer Sores. Burns Scalds Cuts Il
Piles. Csc at u. q. ~ l. DRUG Dept,
u2-1l4 So. Main ST., Salt Lake City
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
KILLS woUID.BE SLAYER

A merciless murderer is Appendices
with many victims. But Dr. Kings
New Life Pills XIII il by prevention.
They gently stimulate stomach liver
and bowels preventing that clogging
that invites appendicitis, curing Con-
stipation, Bnliousness, ChiIls, Malaria,
Headache and Indigestion. 25c az 4.
c. NJ T. Drug Dept, 1i2-1l4 So. Main
ST. salt Lake City.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
SIMPLE nrNn.DY ron IA CRlrrI.

IA grippe coughs are dangerous .s
they frequently develop into purumo-
mia Folcv's Honey and Tor NOT onlt
stops the cough but heals aud
strengthens the lungs s1 that mo- serI-
Gus results need Doe feared. The geu-
uiue Foleys Honey and Tar contains
poo harmful drugs and is iu yellow
Package Refuse substitute D. d.
Hl Drug Co. CThc Neycr Suhsutu.
TORS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

How can 90 person risk taking some
unknown cough remedy when Foley's
Honey and Tar costs them no more
20 is safe remedy contains uo harm
ful drugs. and cures the most obstinate
coughs and colds. Why experiment
with your heolth1 Insist upon having
the genuine Foioys Honey and Tar
=. J. Hin Drug Co, CTho Never Sub
stlutorE1
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
GRAND OPERA TRAINS

Soc your nearest lecuf salt Llko
Route about rates for LHmbardi Grand
Opcrn. Greatest theatrical attraction
OF the season. Trains that run OH
time Late train returning
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DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY MARCH 1909

to kill because be- got drunk and shot
through saloon window. but Bite case
was dish iEaed on motion Of the district
attorney because on lack OF sufficient
evidence tu warrant verdict of ruuty
Joshua Jones was charged with Vio-
lHtion of the hsh and game low the
case was dismissed on % motion. because
There was more than one ofCuee CHARGED
in the oumu1uInf
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IEvER woRK or OFFICERS.
burglars Captured and stolen Goods
Are Recovered.

Ogden March 2.-Dist Atty Harris
Ned with the clerk OF the district court
yesterday afternoon informal 1n
against Louis Bockman and Joseph
'nyuc charging them with burglary n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
CHEYENNE. wYo.
People Nul Vote on Division of Big
Horn to Form Park County.

Cheyenne. Myo. Fob 2l.--Park couu-
o. provided for by tho state lerisla-
tura WIN NOT b. organized nc once.
ae many suppose Tho law provides
that "a petition signed hy az least 800
taxpayer of Big Horn county. or thaf
section of 1913 Horn county out ol
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
GRAND OPERA TRAINS.

See your nearest agent salt Lake
Route about rates for Lambardi Grand
opera. Greatest theatrical attraction
of the season. Trains that run on
time. Late train returning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.

We're Issued yesterday afternoon TO the
following by County Clerk Dye Henry
w Manning. Jr., OF Hooper and Sophia
Bentley OF Syracuse; Carl w. Chris
Hansen and Fay Davis. both OF ogden
Hugh II. Privette and Hazel N. Smith.
both OF Ogden.
Foreman smith HOnored-H B.
Smith. former general foreman OF he
Hartman shops I'm this city, was pre-
scented with a gold watch and a
knights Of Pythias watch charm yes
tcrday afternoon by the boys" in the
shop Mt Smith leaves for Ely where
he takes the position OF general fore
man in tho shops OF the Nevada North
eru railroad.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02

a mass meeting OF tho citizens has
been called Tor "Wednesday night Eel.
"a. for The purpose or considering the
advisabnuly of putting iu waterworils
system. ~ Bra the Intention 20 pipe a
spring which is located "a mile above
town. and in this way get pure water
for culinary purposes
A very appropriate program 20 COM
mem0rato The birth OF George Washing
ton was presented last night hv tho
district school in the Social hau before
large and appreCiative audience.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
DEATH OF MRS. LOVELESs.
Veteran Pioneer OF 80 Closes Llfc's
IabOrs-District Court.

lAtfpf1-li~lfifl AuhiNs
Special Correspondence.
Provo March AIRS. Matilda Love-
less. wife OF the llte Bishop James
vs.. loyclcss Of the Second ward died
yesterday, from old age. after several
months Illness at the axe of so years
The deceased was "a native Of Ton
nesseo, and Joined the saints with her
parents in Nauyoo. where she resided
at the time of the exodus. She was
married tu jones ~. L1yeloss az Coun-
cu Bluns and came 10 Utah with her
husband in 1851. Since then She has
resided ln Provo She has been promi
monthly connected with the Relief Soc
Cicty and other church work Two sons
and six daughters ana numerous
grandchildren and great grandcnl lIeu
and other relatives survive her. one ~
beer nophewa is Prof j. j. Mcclellan
of Salt Lake. Funeral WIN take place
Thursday from the Sixth ward meet-
Inshouse.
DEATH or A PATIENT.
Miss Theme soreusen of Huntyllle.
died Yesterday at the state Mental hose
pInl zoo tha age of 1888 years Tho re-
mains win hs taken to Huntsville ior
burial
WEDDING BELLS
Marriage ueuses have boon issued
to Alphgus ~. Bingham of Benjamin..
md sonora Jauos uf Spanish Pork. and
tu g.. o. Thornton aud Anna Ln1mis.
both Hl neuEar Colo
DIVORCE GRANTED
Elizabeth Jones 0f Provo. HaF sHnt-
ed "a divorce from tlowto Jones on inc
ground off failure f0 provide flHln-
uU Ha. granted fhr custody ol che
Ilurhtrr poau "a minor child three
raau of age. and defendant the cuH-
tody nf Ray Harlow Jones. minor
child eK years oi ago Defendant 20
aIso required to pay plaInun $50
month alimanY Tho parties were mar
rIel n sau Take city Fob. 81 1901.
COUNCIL SESSION
AZ tho meeting OF the City fathers
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WEDDING BELLS

Invitations are out announcing the
wedding. on March g. OF Miss Beatrice
Erickson. daughter OF Judge and Mrs
Ferdinand Erickson, and Auer -
tor. both Of Mt Pleasant
Andrew j. Peterson Of this city and
Mrs. Enie Gray OF Salt Lake City.
were married IN salt Lake city on
Wednesday last.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-02
MOUNT PLEASANT.
oID roIKs' FESTIVAL.
sale OF Utah Meat and Grocery co.
BY AuCtion-Iwo Couples We'd

BY AuCtion-1wo Couples Wed.
Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant, Feb. 2-Ou Thursday.
"Old Folks day was celebrated in
grand style and thoroughly enjoyed by
all. The program went along smooth
ly. Dinner was served about noon to-
327 people. including guestss and ate
PENDANTS The days proceedings
closed with O dance.
There were present go persons be-
tween 80 and 20 years of age, 80 be-
tween 20 and 50; Is between so and g1
Nicls Johanscn second was The oldest
gentleman present being SS years. and
Eliza stalker. tho oldest lady. So years
Old. John Henry Wilcox and wife
were pioneers Of 1S41 and of Mt Pleas
ant i'm 1850 There were l2 men and
women present who were of the first
Mt Pleasant pioneers There were
% widows and "a widowcrs present
The auction sale OF the property %
the Utah Meat & Grocery Co.. which
had it, doors closed by its creditors.
was held I'm front OF the building We'd
uesday afternoon. Large crowds were
present and goods 70 the amount of
$500 were sold. This afternoon the
store and other articles will be sold
MHHH
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MasIllngton Meddlnc.

One of the most brilliant wed-
dings OF the winter was solemnizsd
last evening in Washington when
Captain James G. Frazer. sot. Morgan
town. and Miss Elizabeth Van REM
salaer; Of Washington were united Ia
The wedding was of wide in efest
as both the bride and bridegroom
are SO we'll known and so ptoniaslst.
Captain FraEeyis one OF the briiIls
ant ATTORNEYS pf the state, atid, his
bride q belle 10 Washington a.
siye social eifeless and asmellb ST
an oldfNes York family
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sale bt fyiliian sisters.
The Ptihian Sisters Wili hold
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NIotheits. Meetine.

The Mothers Club me- al lie
home ofsNrs Gather Oh South ches
nut street yesterday afternoons
Twenty-Five ladies we're iteit ainea.
A very interesting program was gly-
en- on the relationship 81 paraa5s
and teachers. Mrs. Amos Payne
was appointed . 5nenbe Of the ex-
ecutiye board OIL the local Federation
Jof; Societies to represent he W.. al i.
~ Twelve COPIES of merleaa.
Motherhoods were subscribed Tor,
The hostess then invited the guests
into the dining room where prattily
appointed salad supper was served,
The dining room was decorated with
white carnations ana Ferns The
white ribbon, the society's emblem
was much in, evidence. little bows
being tied on the handles of the cor
fee cups: The paFlor was decorated
with the national coiors.. and Osd
Glory" abouhdsd on every side.
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27oo yards French Val laces, 10 yards
TO eachspiece, for 6oc-1oc per yard.
wouldn't be asking TOO much.
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INTEND ruESEgsY.

NEW YORK, Feb. -Presidcn;
Roosevelt, Mrs. Roosevelt and dangh-
ters. Mrs. Longworth and Miss Ethel
Roosevelt. are here to attend the fun
eral Of Stewart Douglas Robinson, the
Presidents nephew.
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is Edaa rTiekett lcft yesterd3,
atstetnoon Tor clarkshufg. where sh..
win be ore ii the bridesmaids n sbA
.wetlelng; ef Mis- Bette coa3lesine and
Mg. fYlliIson this eleSihf IL ,ne
!, sou 4 Z w saarsN' I''esH11dlng wt
PC q brilliant event, ana ilsffe vii. 81.
vera endanis 10 t'ie'6slil.ti pa,.ts
Mt ana Mrs p TricFris hon - 4
HsslarlsburE today for me Vt,i5ine ia
others lrsm here max 4tisnd. Miss
tda silKman 81 Fairmopt r1o IS Fl z
y. ss,,n' az tne 's1eea,ils nss been il
elafkel'nre fqr khs lasf .r.ssk 81 ,n...s
= faiFh,s ENC l.EInnes.
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ia nseetlng liz club nus after.
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Get the
Habit of
Buying
Your
Shoes of
Us

And you will have more
money to spend for other
things and your feet viii look
better and feel better. We
know how to fit your feet
and when we cannot fit you
we win tell you so and not
give yousa shoe that viii give
you FITS until it is worn out
We have shoes for the whole
family. We have a great
many odd lots that are going
lat a sacrifice. Don't forget
we are closing out our eutire
line of Trunks, Bags; Suit
Cases and Umbrellas.
The Oakes times. [volume] (Oakes, N.D.) 1906-current, 1909-04-08
School Building Discussed.

0c0OOk 0U1l010S U16CusbeOs
The Commercial Club had special
meeting Monday night to consider the
subject Of bull ling e new school house.
The concensus Of opinion was that the
present building will meet the needs
for another year or two with about
$4,000 worth of repairs. President
Coulter of the board Of education made
statement of the financial condition
of the special district and it showed
that there would not be any more
money available than was needed to
run the school till the end Of the year.
The outstanding bonds amount to $10,-
600, the floating indebtedness to $1,000,
and it would be hard to raise enough
money to build a new school house at
this time, as it was noted that all the
district could be bonded for was five
per cent of the assessed valuation.
Oakes needs a good school building,
and when a new building is put up it
should meet the requirements Of the
city for many years to come.