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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Public Sale.


Il will sell at auction on my place
in Garden Valley, Minot, the fol-
lowing described property on Nov.
10, 1909. 4,
One horse 9 years old.
q One mare years old.
Two cows both giving milk now,
be fresh las: of March One has a
record Of 10 lbs butter in Z days
and is a continuous mixer. One
heifer coming two from said COW
will be fresh in Marc.
-Four good spring calves.
Some White Wyandotte and -cse
comb, brown leghorn chickens.
Machinery One sOM Hickory SwaE-
on. one truck wagon. piovs, garden
planter, siimall tools, double har-
ness.
Household Goods Cook stove and
cooking utensils srcchsrs ex-
Tension table. kitchen tables, dishes,
some china, silver, linen and some
bedding.
Terms Of Sale a, !. q ~, sums q, under
1900 cash. Time VIII be Sven on
s,snkabis. paper until Friday Oct. !,
1910, a. 10 per cent. No property 70
Is renovsd until ssstasA foc. saas
VIII. .bsGaasat 10 :O4ap. =. :!
II 1fre. ]. a.. HAAines Owner
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
MURPHY CASE DISMISSED

Word was received in the city that
the order for dismissal in the Maj.
Murphy case had been signed by
Judge Pollock of Fargo and that the
prosecution will be finally dropped.
The motion for dismissal which
was made by States Attorney Mash
was based on the grounds that che
state was unable to procure sufficient
grounds to secure a conviction and
that it was impossible to show IN
what county the instrument claimed
by l:he prosecution had been uttered
The order was signed by the cour
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

on the grounds that the state was
unable to prove the venue being
unable to show whether the paper
in controversy had been signed in
Ward or Grand FORKS county
The Crowder case on which Mai.
Murphy was first tried was dismiss
sed some time ago and the motion
was made in the second case known
as the Hardy case -ee
No further action will be taken in
'he matter and the case will pass in
to history.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Carly in Canld,l.

Dennis j. Carly left today for Lake
johnson, Sask., where he went to
reside on his homestead. Mr.. Carly
is 81 miles from the railroad but
there are good prospects for the
lines being built thru his country
soon. He Is but two miles from a
coal mine, and thinks he has located
in q fine part Of the country.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
NEW BUSINESS BLOCK

Olaf A. Olson will soon star. the
excavation for a. three story brick
block just west Of the Lexington no.
tel. The excavation will be COM
pleted during the winter. and the
building erected in the early spring.
,MoGregor Bros. have bought tae
lot lust east of their livery barn, and
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

will soon start the erection Of a
large feed and sale stable.
3 VIM. J. Carroll has started the ex-
cavation for three story brick
block on Ramstad street near First
street, the first floor to be used for
some sort Of business, and the sec
ond and third floors to be provided
with modern suites.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

L. Moe from Russo, N. d., is in Mi
no, today. Louie is buying grain at
Ruso, and crying sales on the side,
and is doing we'll in both lines. For
some years he was a successful buy
er in this city. }& X.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11
Mrs. Tyler Dead.

Mrs. w. w. Tyder, wife OF a we'll
known travelling man, died at the
Northwestern hospital Friday morn
ing, after an operation. The remains
were shtppe dto Minneapolis, her old
home. ..
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

During the past two or three
weeks, our street sprinkler has been
a minus quantity, and there was
never time of ne year when it was
so badly needed. 1t has been impos-
sible to keep the stores clean, the
side walks have been covered with
dust, and fully car load Of the
filthy germ laden duso must have
gotten into the pedestrians eyes, or
gone down into their lungs. The
city should own it's street sprinkler,
and use it when needed There is
no use in allowing the dust to be
blown in this fashion.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-11-11

Rev. Wm. C. Hunter, pastor Of the
Presbyterian church a: Terry, Mont,
has been in this city for several days
visiting his family and transactinG
business. Mr.. Hunter says he
farmers Of that part OF Montana sEs
prosperous, and the experiments
along the dry farming method that
have been tried, have been very sue
cesStL.
A. B. Sha:tuck, the Glenburn liv-
eryman, has been kept busy this fan
hauling passengers to and from MI
not with his auto. Mr. ShHttuck
does not fancy Lying on: on the :pra-
RE half the night liking his auto, and
Is thankful that this has not been me-
cessary more than once or twice Ha
reports a rushing livery business
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R. H. Williams was down from
Mohall yesterday. He said the new
NJ. w. A. hall and opera house
would be completed by Thanksgiv-
ing, and ne dedication would likely
take place about that time. The
building is 4Ox10O feet and is con-
structed of brick. ~.
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Cc.l,t c ,W'nllstsn.

r JndEe Co.'S u holding court Tor
Judge Crawford at schater, Nc
Kenxis county this week. On Nov.
e, he WIN begin term Of court q
Winston. which II likely to be long
drawn out. There will be . number
OF horses stealing case on the cal
eOdsE
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A light snow fell "Wednesday which
melted az fast as it descended. The
farmers have mad an ideal fall in
which to do their work, and hope for
two or three weeks Of fair weather
yet. The farmers have had haro
time keeping their plow lays sharp,
owing TO the extreme drynees d the
ground: One; of the blacksmlths did
over q hundred dollars worth OF
pillow lay work in one week.
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| IA basbet social will be held e the
Botz scAool house Friday evening.
Nov. u.

Gordon Bros. big special sale has
been a hunmtr and the proprietors
say that business has been even bet
ter. than they expected. The buyers
have found she values all that were
ADVERTISED. ard now that til aweaAA-
.ersisscseaas, tAsal vii 70
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CORRECTED EVERY IdURsr AY
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
ConINGS4~o
3lGOTNO

Miss Caroline I.amson Is spending
her holiday vacation with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. L. T.. hanson on First
avenue.
Mrs Henry j. Hicks. who has been
guest OF her sister. Mrs. J. J.
Broughall, will return tomorrow %
her home i'm Denver
Miss Edith Hoffman of ogden spent
the latter part or the week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. j. Holman
g. T.. Overheld has gone to Port
land.
Mr. and Mrs u v. Gray hase as
their guest Mr. Grays cousin. Merrill
Gray of New York. who has come
here 10 make his home
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter c.. Lyme will
leave about January 10 for an extended
trip In southern California.
Mr.. aud Mrs Noble Wurum and
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children are now settled IN their new
home ON Federal Heights.
Mr and Mrs Henry M. Dlnwoodey
left Wednesday for a months visit
ia the east
Mrs Theodore Center and children.
uf Ely. New, are here TO spend several
weeks with Mrs. Genter's mother, Mrs.
c. A. Eldredge.
George schultz viii leave today for
Dawson. ~ NJ. after spending the
holidays with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Schultz.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Hardness have
as their guest their daughter. Mrs
sharp % New York, who viii spend a
short time here.
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Campbell are at
HON after a trip of several weeks i'm
the east. where they visited Now York,
Washington and other large cities.
Mr. and Mrs John X. Hardy. who
have lately returned from San Fran
cisco. will be at home for the present
az the home Of Mrs. Hardy's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Williams, $50 east
AH"N|'ANA f"'NNN HNANNN
Samuel Newhouse has returned to
salt Lake from short business trip
iu the east.
MIS-. W. n Bintz lett Thursday 20
spend Now Years day with relatives
I'm Laramie, Wyo. Mr.. Bintz left tho
same day for Chicago and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. r. woodbridge who
arc now IN California, will return about
January z. and be at homo 20 their
friends after January IS. at the Stauf-
fer apartments.
Philip and Edward Allison, who have
been spending the holidays with their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. y. NJ Allison.
Jr. will leave today to continue their
work at st. Johns Military school, at
Milwaukee, Wis.
Crawford Lindsay arrived Wednes-
day morning to spend a few weeks
with his parents. DR.. and Mrs. ID.
Moore Lindsay. Later he will con-
unue his work at school at Eaton,
England.
Miss Mamie Noble, with her father.
W. F. Noble, will leave the latter part
OF January for New York, where they
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win Join Mrs. Gould smith. ana
gcther remain until spring.
Thomas 70. Hunter. Jr. win i,..
today for his home IN Montersv ~,
Mrs. Hunter VIII remain two 49,,
longer with her parents, Mr.. and NJ
Fred A. Hale. ''
Ar. and Mrs. Underwood and MI.
Underwood Left Monday for Oal,isr3
Cal, after spending the past tbr,.
weeks here, the guests Of Mrs. L. N
Peaslec. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. y. a. Greenwood .,,,
children have returned from "a n.y.,
weeks visit in Portland, or. WV
Mrr T. s. Kerfoot ana ltu, ,,.
James. left Monday evening for ost
land. cal, whore they will spou5 an.
next two months with Mrs. kerfoof,
parents.
AIR. and Mrs. Fred Noble Of Goic9nd,
New, are here guests Of w. p. Nobi.
and Miss Noble for few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer =. Jones s,,
back after a stay in tho east of SOM,
Two llnltne OF more
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler Of,
Ogden arr spending some timo I'm tb.
city with friends.
Mrs. Charles s. Baldwin lori To-,
day evening for Tennessee. wbero IN,
win spend a month with her sister. Nh,
Judd.
Or. and Mrs. Jack Keith win In IA
Los Angeles on a business trip Of Il
fortnight.
Mrs. Henry II. Hicks OF Denver v.b,
has been visiting her sister Mrs. ]. d
Broughall, has returned TO her home
Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Nivcn. vb,
have recently returned from abroad
are now at home 70 their friends Ia
al cast First South street.
DR.. and Mrs. Howard p. Kirtley viii
be az home TO their friends after JAN
uary 1 at Sc Second avenue.
Mrs. Joel Priest and children lef,
Wednesday for their home I'm Boise
after spending "A week with Mr.. and
Mrs. Iglehart and Mr. and Mrs. +. u
Gustin. Mr. Priest returned 10 Boise
last Saturday.
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NoG1IlGi1EYi
4zsG:s8

| Alino Mcmillan. Miss Edith Codbe
Miss Lucille CLARK. Miss Nouklldsn.
Miss Josephine We'll Miss Gladys Mr-
Conaugny Miss Margaret Dunn. Mss
Margaret walker Miss Lillian LHue.
Miss Marjorie jacobs Mlas France.
Mochrystal and Miss Merle Lynch.
Mrs A. Seaman entertained tho
bridge club at The post on Wcduc day
afternoon che prizes in Che contest gO-
INK Co Mrs Paul a. Potter and Miss
sicz of San Francisco
Miss Ruby Iambourne entertained at
% 500 party on Tuesday the paflpr be-
ing decorated lu pink and white carr
nations and the library and dining
room in holly and BELLS Miss Iam-
bourne was assisted hy nor mother
Mrs a. W. lambournc Mrs George
Bell Mrs McGnl and Miss Dora
Thomas Prizes we've won hy Miss
Edna Dustan and Miss Myrtle Jcn-
nings.
Mrs Lizzie Gcislor entertained at a.
luncheon at her homie ON Tuesday Che
decorations being m holly ana covers
laid for about a halt dozen
MT and Mie Herbert Macmillan en-
teitancd .iv at q box party at the Coo
lonlal Monday evening. followed hy
supper at tlc college Inn Their guest
were Mr. and Mrs NJ D. Macmillan.
OF Goldfeid aud III. and Mra James
Marshall
Mr. and Mrs W. %. Fife entertained
40 dinner ON Tuesday in honor uf
r. A. Cosgri0 of wyoming, covers Dee
ing laid for nine
DIR and Mrs w. II uonoher .utrr-
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NEW YEARS PRAYER

Tho following prayer o a womans e
meeting at saenaw Yea,
Keep o petness et be- thought vc
in
Let us be nndne Of
May put away prctcuse a
without self-piy and without prejudice
MAY we be hasty judgment sonsrouz
Teach better sraghtforsar5
unafraid
Let things g serene ecnro
hat realize create diner
euoes. In things Of life
And may % great common NO
mans Of us O forget 10 be kind
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

I nlstiotoe and holly Green ribbon
stroamors reached from the chandelier
10 the four corners OF The room anu
the club Initials were formed on che
wall with ivy leaves. An orchestra
stationed behind bank of palms rene
dcred delightful music. The dancing
programs we've also in green ana gold
Refreshments were SERVED. and the
hostess was nssisted by Misses lrma
cutler. LUCILLE Smith and Naomi Midge-
ly.
An elaborate affair of Thursday night
was the Elks' dancing party, given 40
the club house, the event bcine I'm the
nature Of leap year party.
A number az the college boys home
FOR their vacation gave delightful
dancing party on Thursday night at
Christcnsen's hall. which was decorated
in college pcunants, flags and holiday
cmblems. and about 90 being present
Mrs. Lafayette Hanchott was host
css ON Thursday afternoon at pleas
ant KonsinEton. given IN honor Of her
mother, Mrs. silas Hanchett OF Den
yer.
Miss Margerete whitney gave de-
lghtful watch party on Thursday night
at the home Of her sister, Mrs Wins
low Smith.
Mrs. b. Bonnemort will give a box
party Monday evening al the Orpheum
In honor OF Governor and Mrs. John
g.. Cutler who leave Tuesday 20 spend
the winter In their California home.
Mrs W. IA. Wcyher entertained the
Afternoon Bridge club on Thursday az
dinner, the guests including the hus-
bands of the members and Col. a.t
Mrs. Dunn. Tho table was arranged
IN the shape of a horseshoe. with a
centerpicco Of red carnations and
American Beauty roses, and loose
sprays uf holly strewn over the cloth.
Covers were laid for Is. including the
guests Of honor and MI and Mrs. O.
r.. Lockhart Mr., and Mrs. w Il. VIII
liams. Mr.. and Mrs. w II. Tobias, Mr.
and Mrs q. W. Lambourne, Mr.. and
Mrs George Raymond, Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon Black. and Mr. and Mrs. r. W.
Hin. -Four tables OF bridge followed.
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the hrsrimHy OF the Commercial club
ycs,trday
Lieut. and Mrs. a Lee entertained
at "a dinner yesterday at the post.
AIRS. Joseph Young gave matinee
party ON wednesday at tho Colonial
Brig Gen. Sam a. Park gave box
party 8t the orphcun on Wednesday
night his guests being GOV cutler and
stat and Gov.-ciect William sply.
The University club was Tho score
1f d0lightul musicale con Wednesday
night followed Dos q dancc. tho SONG cy-
Gle 800 Persian Gurdcn being
given Dog number of we'll known mu-
steal artists The rooms. were decor
atcd iu the Christmas reds and green's
and large number of guests were
present
Miss EDNA Fuusworth gave a. watch
panty ust night 900 honor of Miss Maud
Miller and Miss lnydp Bothwoll.
Alr and Nrs. Freeman Moruiugstar
gave Dinner 9t thc.r home yesterday,
covers beIns i for % guests
Major and Mrs Arrasmih ontor-
tanned 40 bridge al tho post on Wcdnos-
day night.
Mrs NJ. IA Walker gave a dancing
party yesterday afternoon for her little
daughter Glen.
Among those who entertained az
watch parties last night were Mr.. and
Mrs J g. DAILY. Mr. and Mrs j. y.
Cosgrin. Mrs W. r. Ellerbeck and
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Miss Estelle Clinton. Miss zina Reeves
and Mrs w. n. Wcyher. Miss Mar
Eerct Whitney Miss Florence Clark.
Tho Misses Nav Taylor and Vera
Rich received their friends yesterday
afternoon.
Mrs. VIII T. Elerbeck and Miss Es-
telle Clinton entertained at a watch
party last night in honor of their broth
en- Lynn Clinton, the time being spent
I'm dancing and a buffet supper being
served. The rooms were decorated In
The holiday reds and greens. and about
% guests were present
Lieuts. Care Dixon and Enis were
hosts 40 "a delightful dinner and watch
party on Thursday, about a half dozen
heinE entertained The decorations
were in the patriotic coiors. and Amer
lean Beauty roses and violets used
with military emblcms
Dr. and Mrs II. n. Mayo entertained
al card party on Thursday night. the
affair being i'm the nature of a watch
party. The decorations were in the
holiday colors, and present were Mr.
and Mrs. J. n. Richards, Mr. and Mrs
Daniel S. Spencer. Mr. and Mrs George
Cushing. Mr.. and Mrs Harry knight.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Miles, Alr and
Mrs John n. SHAPIRO. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Putnam and Mr. ana Mrs. @.
w. Boyd.
Miss Vera Cutler with the other mem
beers of the @. G.. c.. club entertained
az watch party on New Years eve
az Miss cutters home. the decorations
being in the club colors. green and guild,
mingled with holiday emblems in bells.
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S9G!IAL&1g
R1Z0AT

Sow Years day came this wees
bringing its usual watch parties ana
receptions with O. number of dinners
and dancing parties making up mo-
table list OF festivities. other functions
also have cnlivencd the week
The opening event was the dancing
party given hy Mr. and Mrs. James u.
Moylc at Whitney hnll on Monday
night, the beautiful rooms being malo
more attractive with rugs, screens.
Sofas etc, and the dining room with
ferns and flowers A number of inti-
mato friends assisted in receiving, ana
about 200 guests were present
Mrs w. B. stanley entertained
at "a progressive bridge party ON Mon
day AFTERNOON; tne rooms peins oe-
corated IN The holiday reds and greens.
and eight tables played with prizes
awarded at each
Wrs. A. ~ Little was ono Of Nom
days hostcsscs. her affair being "a
musicale given I'M honor of MIS-. George
MegEcland Tho rooms were decorated
In the Chrisimas colors and the
hostess was assisted by Mrs, W. w
Reese. Mrs. Frank Plug and Miss
Kate Thomas. About "a guests were
present
DR.. and Mrs D. ID woodruff en-
iertaiuod az "a progressive dinner party
on Thursday night the decorations be-
ing in red. with the dome over the
table done I'M red immortolles, and
Christmas bells and strcamcrs Of red
ribbon reaching from the dome bob the
four corners Of the room. Music was
furnished hy the Hawaiian Trouba-
dours and tho guests sat at seven ta-
blcs. Bridge followed.
Miss Gladys McC0naughy was hostess
ON Wednesday at "a luncheon given in
honor OF number Of her fricnds who
arc here for the holidays The de-
comtions were iu rcd carnations and
rcd shaded lights. and covers were
laid for Miss Allccn Mcmillan. Miss
NorIue Thompson, Miss Dorothy Rock
lidge, Miss Marion OhcrndOrfer. n So
Lillian Lane. Miss Marjorie Jacobs.
Miss Louise Osborne. Miss Josephine
Wen, Miss Elsie Parsons and Miss
Margaret Dunn
Airs Arthur Bird entertained the
bridge tournament this week
Miss Elsie Parsons gave an Orpheum
party on Tuesday afternoon and after
wand luncheon at the Bransford the
table being prettily decorated and COW
ors laid for Mrs Edward Parsons.
chaperone the guests OF honor, Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02
Rules which govern
this sale.

No goods sold except for cash.
No goods bought before Jan. 4 will be
exchanged except at regular prices.
No goods sold at the sale will be ex-
changed.
No due bills issued before Jan. 4 will be
accepted except at regular prices.
No goods will be laid aside except on
payment OF IL the purchase price and
the balance TO be paid in one week.
All engraving will be charged extra on
sale goods.
No discounts will be allowed on watch,
clock. or leWeIry work.
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Discounts.

Diamonds and Diamond JeWeIry 2O96
Watches 2O96
Gold and Plated JeweIry 2Oq5
SilverWare, all kinds, 2096
Except Sterling FIstwsre.)
Leather Goods 500
Clocks 500
Toilet Articles $50
Brass, Bronze and Copper Wares 1870
Electric Lamps ESQ
Cut Glass 1870
Fans 25q6
Silver Card Cases $3.50
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On Monday Patriarch wife
wedding
1889 Eleventh th land
grandchildren evening were spon
cing and and rauncene
the shots the Rebellion plains
continued establish Of
tho
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The Bars Lei Down at LeySOnS

makes mpehAe notice Our
HpfH plain and
Mm NawM
LM ay
W aeh 6MnM
Whdwh VEmSa
. mSaQn mdMN sewn nmdfmw
necessity wGM competitors
WM dM those wis wares lust dNdGe b
w leadership
appreciate MhW
price
dmp
2O% :# s % so: s a %a " "%e ' s% r +.
Fran s%TaGs
25& S ware es Silver re- Ebony S and Ivory Electric Lamps wi" D" Loaded
3352 : s %" % s s s:s % e." sH VI
:: +: +: :: +:
5O@ The finest line high class Imported " Leather Goods 0n"
MW Mud Hmmdl
m@G@ Silver m HI Phone 65
reservation e7NSI0o1II Correct
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:3:35B%

All Wares moi mentioned with the exception Of Howard
Watches, Wedding Rings and Sterling Silver FlaWare
are subject 10 either one Of the four discounts mention
ed without reservation
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Mrs w. -. stanley entertained
at progressive bridge party on Mon
day afternoon. the rooms being de-
coratcd IN the holiday reds and greens.
and eight tables played with prizes
L - .--L---L - ---.----
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Miss Elsie Parsons gave an Orpheum
party on Tuesday afternoon and after
wand luncheon at the Bransford, the
table being prettily decorated and COW
ors laid for Mrs. Edward Parsons.
chaperonc the guests OF honor, Miss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

Our plain figure prices being maintained POSITIVELY
discount sale dOuby attractive TO those who wish
hOrdeS OF customers and the complete eStabSm
mountain country We thank liberal supporters and be
prices lower than most competitors can buy the goods
Below we quote discounts granted and remember
ATTENTION WILL BE GIVEN OUR CUT OLA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

The announcement Of a sale at LeySOT
reputation for one price in plain figures
ed in the state for quality, diversity and
feeling that LeySOn sale is free from any
ON MONDAY, JAN. 4 we begin our gre
several good reasons for making this sale,
EST the public, we withhold them. We are
best goods in our line that can be found in
our regular plain figure one price schedule
Those who know us at all, know that
mems a genuine slaughter, and those who
worth while TO learn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

Airs Arthur Bird entertained the
bridge tournament this week
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-02

Mrs s. Seaman entertained tho
bridge club at the post ON Wcduc day
afternoon che prizes in Che contest gO-
INK Co Mrs Paul a. Potter and Miss
sicz of San Francisco.