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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
DIED.

HANSON-tn this city. sept. N 1899
Niels Peter Hanson, aged 50 years at
2lS Graeher avenue.
Remains are at the private reception
rooms OF EhCr W Hall lGi South West
Temple Notice OF funeral later
HOLDING-In this city. Sept .. 1912
Mrs. quito Holding aged Sc years wife
of John $. Holding. No. 9 ontario
court
The deceased was a member OF Lynds
chapter No. I, order Of the Eastern star
Remains are at the private reception
rooms OF Eber w Han, lsi South West
Temple. Notice OF funeral later
sADLER-At county innrmary. joseph
Sadler aged q years
Funeral announcement later
WADEIs-In this city. Sept a. Andrew
Wadel In his nth year
Funeral services were held from the
;. j. Evans mortuary chapel o. South
state street. Wednesday. Sept % at !
y. m. Interment in city cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
NORTH OGDEN BRIEFS.


'opeNldi rnpnucuec.l
NORTH OGDEN Sept. 26.--Wilford
Walter Taylor and wife Maggie. former
residents Of this place, are quarantined
Ia Brigham City with a light form Of
smallpox
School opened i'm North Ogden last
Monday morning with John @. Blay-
lock as principal with five associates
In the various grades.
Henry Barker, Jr. principal Of the
Dee school IN Ogden ely has rendered
his resignation as supeR ntendent OF
the Sabbath school OF North Ogden.
The county Is sinking number OF
wells along Washington avenue from
Ogden TO North ogden TO obtain water
20 sprinkle that thoroughfare.
Mrs. Zina Blaylock wife OF r. NJ.
Blaylock. has departed for her home
at Idaho Falls after an extended visit
with relatives and friends In North
ogden
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
MOUNT PLEASANT
SALOONS WILL CLOSE
Especial Correspondence


MT PLEASANT sept. 24-The pro-
prletors of the three saloons in Mt
Pleasant have expressed themselves to
the effect that their doors win close
next Thursday evening at 10 O'Clock.
the hour when their present licenses
expire. and that they will keep them
closed as long as the ordinances require
the payment Of a s. 900 license. as a
paying business cannot he carried on
under the conditions imposed. 1t is
further stated that the buildings viii
be closed up tight and no attempt Will
be made to cOnduSt pOolhalls. nor viii
soft drinks and confectionery estab-
lshments be opened.
As the high license question now
stands in Sanpete. there will be but
three towns, Mt. Pleasant. Fairview
and Moroni, that VIII go dry on Oct.
]. For some reason Ephraim has post
poned action until the first Of the year.
as will also Manti and Spring city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES
TO CITY CONVENTION

NEPHl. Juab CO.. Sept 2s-At RE-
publican primary held IN the court
house last evening the following 10
ventlon 90 be- held al Nephi ON oct. m:
n. r. Booth. j W. Ord Geo A. sperry,
James - Riches. Mrs Roy r. CoWan.
q. r.. PaXman, James W paxman W.
q. Orme. j. A. Booth Robert VIM.
Ernest VIM, Mrs 4 n. Grace, Roscoe
~ Grover, Jas Garrett, Jr, and J. W
Mcpherson. with Geo %. Odler r a.
Burton and George W. Foote alter
mates The delegates win nominate can-
didatcs Tor the offices Of mayor. four
city councilman, recorder ana troasur-
en-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

whitney Hall-Ou Friday evening
I'M whitney hall, a farewell testlmonlal
win be rendered 20 Elders Leslie Sa-
willie and Lawrence Clayton, VINO are
about TO leave on missions to Holland.
Admission viii be free, but voluntary
contributions will be received az the
door 4 notable program has been pre-
narsd for the occasion, including a Sc
lection by the High school band OF
which Mr. clayton has been drum ma
ior for some time past; baritone
solo J. Wesley ClawsOn, piano
solo. Miss Sybolla w Clayton;
collation.. Bishop o. F. Whit
nov. duct for two baritones Hugh w.
Douean and Horace s. Ensign harp
solo. Miss Josephine Morrison, piano
duet. Miss Sybella Clayton and spencer
CIawson. Jr; miscellaneous incluoihs
remarks BY the departing missionaries.
Ninth Ward--A farewell testimonial
win be given Ia the Ninth ward annex
Thursday evening. Sept. 30, al : O'Clock.
i'm honor OF Elder Joseph Nowlin, who
leaves shortly on mission. An cN-
cellent program has been arranged
for the occasion. consisting OF songs
recitations and instrumental selections
bv the Juvenile choir Daisy Booth,
Laura Parr smith, Elvira Parr BY
water. Myro Bywater, Walter Corplu'
Ruby Malln Mlgnon llenhditeIs ~ ilio
Snedaker Harry Wheeler, Irene Nhite,
Edith Woolley, Erma Pendleton ana
Iretta Woolley.
Thirty-first Ward--There will be a
missionary farewell rendered Elder l..
Fikstad, Jr.. IN the Thirty first ward
meetiu2house Friday evening An eN-
cercnt program has been prepared. Ad-
mission win be free and contributions
are voluntary Among those whose
names appear on the program are Mrs.
AGNES Olsen Thomas, Oscar kirNham,
Charles Pike. Mr.. Lehman, Sarah and
Laura Rasmussen. Hyrum Olsen.
George MarFetts. Esther Norberg. Emil
Johnson. Ialrdall sisters and quartet.
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UNIvBRsITY BUTLpING.
COLO oUIKLY CURED.

Collie is one OF the most severe and
painful diseases. II f. quite common.
TO. Almost everyone has an occasional
attack Fortunately therr Is a remedy
that always affords quick relief and that
has never been konwn 10 fail In any
case. II r. called Chamberlains Cole.
Cholera and Diarrhoen Remedy. Mr.. Tod
Robinson. a prominent merchant OF
Point BLANK. Texas. says; Il have had
several attacks OF collie ana IN every
instance one dose Of Chamberlain's
Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
relieved me. and j never had TO take
moro than two doses 10 effect a cure"
For sale by all druggists.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29

ward meetinghouse. Tuesday evening.
Oct 5. az 1880 p. m. Take Second
South car four blocks east from Main
street
New Zealand - Twcifth-Thirteenth
ward westinghouse Tuesday evening,
oct B. al 1880. Take MI. Olivot car on
Second South 70 Fourth East street
Norwich--Tenth ward assembly hall.
Eighth East and Fourth South street,
Tuesday. Oct O. at 7.So p. m.
Frcncli--Muslc room. a. Y Memoir
ial building, Tuesday. Oct. 8.
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NEPHI BRIEFs

taT Friday the fire department was
called out 90 the residence on william
Carver where several tons Of hay were
destroyed by IRE. LATHE boys ana
matches we've reported as being the
cause of IRE.
quite a number m Nephia prominent
citizens went 90 Provo and salt Lake
laft week 10 see President TAFT and
party.
ThreshinR a nearly completed ana
farmers are busy harvesting tllelr fhird
crop ~ hay Balel hay h bringing 81
z O b o4rs with DE price " wheat
unchanged
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TESTIMONIAL AT PROVO.

Mrs Emma Ramsey Morris goes
down 20 Provo tomorrow where she
will be the recipient OF n big testl-
monlal in the tabernacle prior 60 her
departure for the east. Prof McClcl-
Ian viii go with her as accompanies.
and viii render a solo on the taber-
nacle organ. Next Monday evening
Mrs Morris will give o. pupils recital
IN the Fourteenth ward assembly hull
and an Interested in the arr divine are
invited 10 attend
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PLEASANT GROVE H0N0RS
S. S. SUPT. S. H. SMITH
Especial Correspondence

PLEASANT GROVE. Utah Co. sept
4-Last evening a. the Pleasant Grove
tabernacle, S. H. Smith, former super
intendent Of the Sunday school. was the
recipient of "A surprise social and ban
Quet given under the auspices OF the
sunday school An entertaining pro-
gram was carried out, and as a token
Of appreciation Of his many years sue
cessful labors. Bishop s. J.. Swenson. I'm
an appropriate speech presented him
with "a handsome g0ld watch from the
patrons Of the school Elder Smith
made hitting Response
The ward has Ien recently divided
into three and Elder Smith was chosen
counselor TO Bishop S. l.. Swenson of
the Second ward
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rrNERAL or Mrs. rAYLoR.

PAYSON. Sept % -Funeral services
over the remains Of Mary Ann Thatch-
er Taylor Wife Of eX-Bishop Jesse s
Taylor Of the Second ward. were held
in the westinghouse Wednesday last.
She was born in Wales Ina 1861. and
came TO Payson when s years Of age.
A host OF friends mourn her demise,
and bishop Taylor has the sympathy
within about FIVE years he has been
ollled upon 10 part with his partner
in life.
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wORMY APPLES DESTROYED.

John =. Sorenson, county horticul-
mral inspector. destroyed 20 bushels OF
wormy apples Yesterday Tho fruIt
WAS discovered on West First South
street before ~ had been sold to COM
mission house The apples were COM
nscatod aud covered with kcroscnr.
The shipment OF fruit came from
Hooper, Utah. and WAS owned by }. O..
Bclnap aud James Raus.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
CHANGES on mo cRANDE.

M. Clark general manager of Gao ln-
ternatl0uM a. Great Northern road.
bias been appointed general manager
uf the Denver s. RIO Graude road.
Harry H. Hobbs cashier of thc Colo
RADIO Midland treasurer and Louis 49,
Johnson secretary. General purchuF-
ing Agent D. 49, Mahl of the 10 a. n.
g.. bias resigned to become assistant lo
an kruttschulu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
SERIOUS ACCInENTs.

CARDSTON, sept. 20.-The little six
year-old son OF d. W, Wixom was
kicked in the head by horse at the
farm The little fellow had not gained
consciousness. rs hours after the ac-
cident and the parents took him TO the
hospital at Lethbrldge to undergo an
operation.
Warren clifford has just come In
nfom Raley 10 receive surgical atten
ton. having In some way received ser
ious injuries I'm the face while at work
on a threshing OUTFIT
George Gibson from Kimban leaves
today. on a mission TO the Society ISL
ands.
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BIG REALTY DEAL.

CARDSTON. Sept 20.-The largest
real estate deal locally recorded was
consummated yesterday, when J. w
Woolf sold to Bullock Bros. of Tabor,
2.l60 acres OF his farm just east of
Cardston al S35 per acre. This farm Is
situated east Of the ST MarJ's river
and has on Il the new Morris elevator
Just completed at Woolford.
II is understood that the new owners
will personally superintend the farm
ing operations, although extensively
engaged In coal mining at Taber.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
THREE TYPHOID CASES.


Three GASES OF typhoid fever We're re-
ported 10 the city board OF health this
morning and the state authorities be
heve that the epidemic is about stamped
uut or the rs cases reported in the
last two weeks so OF them can be
traced to the milk Supply of four
diaries operating SD Woods Cross These
dairies have been inspected cleaned
up and &c Is now believed that there
Is no danger from the milk
The victims reported this morning
are. Leland Holt 420 east Fifth South
street. Clarence Patterson. li6 south
sixth West street. and sarah C.. Ball
IS Rio Grande avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
HAY AND STRAW STACKS
BURNED At PAYS0N

PAYSON. Utah Co. Sept. ga fire
was discovered about 4:S0 this morn
ing I'm the hay and straw stacks be-
longing to George scharer and Edison
McBeth. both properties adjoining
Noighb0rs and citizens responded 10 the
alarm and saved one hay stack and a
barn fun Of hay. Several hay and
straw stacks were burned, also a set or
work harness
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acoRIANrnNe SUCCESS.

MT PLEASANT. Sept 2s.-'Ccrian-
ton was presented al the local opera
house last evening 10 the satisfaction OF
the large crowd present which was
one OF tho largest gathered here In
long time. The towns OF Fairview,
Spring city and Moroni were well rep
resented such a hearty reception was
given the company that the manage
ment decided TO repeat the play tonight
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
MONDAY, OCT. 4

London Conference - Fourteenth
ward amusement nan, l4s west r iial
south an Monday. oct Z. 1903.
Newcastle COnfcrcnce--second ward
chanel. First East and seventh south
streets. on the Liberty park car line,
Monday Oct. 4. at : D. n.
Shchicid-Twelfth-T ward
Amusement han. 362 east Second south.
I'M Monday evening. oct 4, lt3o D. no.
Swedish-Monday oct. 4. az $3.50 D..
IA iu Pioneer stake han. Firth South,
between West Temple and First West.
Nottngham--Iiberty ward chapel
Monday, oct 4. al 5 D. m Take water
loo car.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
BUS PASSENGERS

e.. ". McgcAth, "a prominent busi-
neHs man oft Omaha, Us guest at the
knufef0rd
"1eN" Richard. the man who made
GNdheId 1WnuH ana "put thc c1mn
on the mau' hv projecting the great
Cams Nelson hFht is visitor in the
alty 300 De- registered from Fly a the
knutsford. and is ACCOMPANIED by Mrs
iucMrd ne is on his way east on
business
Mr.. aud Mrs. sam 4. llieg of HALEY,
and n ~ Dewey of Nampa, Tia, are
guests at the cullen. Tile gentlemen
are here on business aud leaYe THIS
evening
Judge George u. Winston Is I'M the
rlfF iHr "A daY on Two attending a. some
legal matters. he Is stopping al the
Cullen.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29

score OF ie to g. VIZ" q
Beet digginE has commenced ana ,h,.
years crop promises 70 exceed In 49,
mage al previous Yields
The public schools are funny a,ar,.
on the years work with a lareer r,,..
Dor Of pupils than last vcnr ana s-
increased number Of teachers. gneci.1
attention has been paid to increasi@.
the facilities Of the high school. V.hl1s
az present ranks among the best In tb.,
part OF the state
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CARDST0N PUTTING IN
BIG IMPROVEMENTS

CARDSTON, Canada. Sept 20.-The
last week was a busy one for this
town Sixty cars OF cattle were shipped
Tuesday. three blocks OF cement side
walk were put down under the direction
Of Mayor Brown and an active town
council; the new brick block built ON
south Main street was occupied, an
up-tO-date barber shop was installed
In the new block. and the roller mills
and three grain elevators all COM
mcnced the seasons business last
week. The demand for unskilled la
bor has caused that commodity to
soar into the professional class, so far
as remuneration Is concerned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
NORTH SANPETE M. |. A.
CONVENTION AT MORON

MoRoNl, Sanpete Co. sept Eth.
NJ. a. annual convention. OF the
Moroni public school building SUNDAY
the 26th a good representation f,,,g,
an the wards was present
Miss Annie NJ. Cannon and LYMAN p
Martincau Of the general board v.src
present and addressed the varior.
meetings. Three sessions were held vi, ,
10 q. M. p m, and s p. M. and u.org
FOR the year was gone over I'M
thorough manner.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted ntronri,.
endorsing the recent move FOR bigs
license and prohibition In this counf,
and favoring the establishment os IA
haries and gymnasiums In the tow.
nf fhe county f''a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
TAX ASSESSMENT FOR
SANPETE COUNTY TOWNS

Especial Correspondence.
MT. PLEASANT, sept 2s.-The tax
assessment FOR sanpete county towns
this year ls as follows. Ephruim, 30
mills Moroni ana Spring city. 3'iai
Manti SO Fairview. 2iii; Fountain
Green. si Chester 26. with Indianola,
and Mllburn. 2sia each.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
WEDNESDAY. OCT. q.

IlverpoOl--Wcdncsd oct 9, at 3
%. m sharp, In the Fourteenth ward
chapel First South between West
Temple and First Wost streets
Bristol and Cheltcnham--Wedn
evening. Oct s, at 5 o'clock at Pioneer
stake hall. Fifth South and West Tenn
pie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
wooDnING-MADsEN WEDDING.

MT PLEASANT. sept 2S.--Wilham
Madsen and Miss Mary Woodrng, both
of Mt. Pleasant. went to Salt Lake yes
terday. where they VIII take the VOWS
that make them one IN the temple
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
UTAH STATE FAIR RATES.

Via oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho points and Utah
points north OF ogden. oct /. 20 9.
limited 10 oct Is. From Utah points.
ogden and south. oct 10 3. inclusive
limited to Oct. IL. See agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
UTAH STATE FAIR RATES.

Via Oregon Short Line. Tickets on
sale from Idaho points and Utah
points north Of ogden, oct 1, 10 3.
limited TO oct 10. From Utah points
ogden and south. Oct. TO 9. inclusive
limited 10 oct H. See agents.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
BUSINESS AND REALTY

The Collins Wireless Telephone COM
pauy has opened offices In this city.
The apparatus includes an operating
box and two loops OF wire--one for
the outgoing and one for the incoming
message, and is claimed 20 be absolute
ly private, the currents not tending 10
wander into unbidden phones. an OBJ
lection that has greatly embarrassed
wireless telegraPhy.
O. w Bemis and family Of Clinton,
Ia, have removed to this city TO reside,
and are located at lls Twelfth East
street Mr. Bemls has entered the firm
Of Galway. Hoock & Francis.
The Mitchell Hollow irrigation COM
pany has filed its articles OF incor-
poration with the secretary Of state.
The capital stock amounts 10 $4,000,
divided into shares al S25 each. The
companys owns the water rights In
Mitchell hollow which lis IN American
Fork canyon The officers are. Lott
Russon. president. r a. Shelley. vice
president, and f. Peck. secretary and
treasurer.
As soon as the sixth floor Of the YER
mont building Is ready for occupancy
the Beneficial Life Insurance company
win move into an elegant suite OF seven
rooms which have been leased for a
period of i've years. An Inspection
Of the building was made this morning
by Manager Stohl and Bishop @. =.
Miller. and the price was agreed on and
the contract closed The only change
10 be made in the original plan is the
installation OF a big vault, which IS TO
be- built Tor the company on the west
side Of the building on the sixth floor.
The offices OF the company will take up
am Of the front facing South Temple.
The beneficial expects to be located in
its new quarters soon after Nov. ].
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29
INSPECTING COAL MINES.

Messrs. HIas S. Woodruff and VIII
ard =. Funk Of the Fix Fuel COM
lany LETT yesterday for their coal mines
O. wyoming ON a tour of inspection.
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HoLLIsTER TOWNSHIP SALE.

Reduced rates via oregon Short Line
to HOLSTER. Idaho (vla Twin Fallsl
for sale OF town lots on oct d Tickets
on sale Sept 20 10 oct. 4. limit 10 oct.
g. City ticket office 20i Main Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29

Genealogical Socicty--Tho Gonoaloe-
ical society will hold meeting at tre
Assembly hall Monday. Oct A. inme
diatcly after afternoon services. Am
interested arc cordially invited. Menu
bers urgently requested 10 bee present.
as business Of Importance viil come
before the meeting
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

Services over tho remains of Nimsbi
Smith will be held from ihc Ninth ward
Westinghouse Friday, oct 1 at o. o.
Friends are invited.
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SPIKE AID RAN.

y. \, idsnu, formerly chief train
Dispatcher at focatouo, bat now nrosi-
dent of the Kansas Cty southern
road. la ln town today De is here
with his family Goa route east from tha
seattle fair
The Western Pacific opening for husi-
ness aa tar lF MlnueWlcta ID eN-
pccied by Oct 10.
Tho salt lake Routc paascuecr de-
uaumeut Is circulating copies OF the
iusf Sow Years number 0f the pBsa-
dcuH Daily NeNs. The number H n
large pamphlet form of 53 pages. aud
pr1fuacly Illustrated with half 0Vnn
Views Boo ana around tHe picturesque
r.iY and pictures giving historical
scenes.
Manager smith of the Utah Trans
puliati0n company is bon from hcaver
to secure additional automobiles for the
stage route between Milford ou the
railroad 90 Beaver 21 miles distant
Tickets are sold m the San Pedro Oh
fees in this city through 90 Beaver VIA
automobile from Milford Consider
able travel is reported over one line
Steel and ties Tor the pnyetie Vail
Iey RAILROAD m Idaho have been ordered
und the road n 90 be ready Cor opera
ton July 2 next
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MISSIONARY REUNIONS.
SATURDAY. OCT. 2.

Iri-h-Saturday. oct AZ t5O p
no. in The knights OF Columbus halh
30. n west First South.
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Soothes itching skin. Heals cuts
or burns without.a scar cures piles,
eczma. salt rheum, any itching. Doan's
Ointment. Your druggist sells Il.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29

c. d Sparks who FOR the past six
wears has filled the position Of chief
engineer OF the Deseret News Building
has rendered his resignation 20 accept
"a position with the Otis Elevator COM
pany in this city
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RECENT DEATHS

BIlikETT. II. G,-At Cardston Al
perta canada, ON Sept 30. 1909 "a az
Birkett died Of cancer Tic has he...
one Of the substantial brsircsq.n,., ..
Cardston for the past four years Dr..
had earned for himself The o. .D..
high esteem Of all who inel si, e..
mis- integrity. and there be- ene DO
greet over his death
hill JOHN pioneer fnf s.
dent OF West Jordan since 1889. and f..
30 years counselor to Bishop Iohn D.
bert, John HIN died az his r.sidanr.
Sept 2S. The deceased was Sl N,..r.
OF age. and was born In Leeds yorf
SHIRE England
He was a successful farmer and
business man. being promoter of "a mum
Der OF business enterprises. ana Dc
helped very materially in building ur
this community IN early days. Ha MAJ
else devoted church worker NJ
Hin died only "a month ago, and
one year younger than her hushar
The children are an grown up and oi
daughter lives here. the other chldrc
are living I'm points IN Idaho ana Oro-
son. As soon as These are heard from
arrangements for tire funeral wl bel
made and announced
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-09-29

II. r.. Evans. Florist. SO s. Main ST.
Floral designs a speciality. Phones sSl.
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LADIES

You demand the best
goods for the table. A
good meal with poor Tea
would be mwise. A good
cup of Tea will make
even a poor meal taste
good.
Hewlett Teas are Al
ways Good.
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The Western Pacific opening for busi-
uccfed by oct 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-09-18
Coming Events
TUESDAY,, Sept. %.

Tuesday, Sept. %.
Oak Grove Seminary fall term be-
gins.
Saturday, Oct. q
A., c. vs. Wahpeton school or science.
Saturday, Oct. 9.
A. G. VS.. v. G. normal.
Monday, Oct. II.
Y. M. G. A. Night scnool begins.
Saturday, Oct. 16.
A. c. VS.. Fargo college,.
Saturday, Oct. 80.
A. @. VS.. Manchester.
Saturday, Nov. 6.
A. c. VS.. st. Thomas.