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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

the waters OF the great Lake Bonnie
VILE 4 spur OF the y N e q. railway
runs through the sand ridge when
enables the company 10 transport
very superior grade Of sand 10 the
city al comparatively low figure
Similar plants are now operating with
phenomenal success IN nearly all Of the
larger cities OF the northwest at Van
CouVer, h. C.. Portland. Tacoma. Spo-
kane. Lewiston, Aberdeen, Bollingha m.
Everett and Boise. Tho demand for
the product Is SO great that none Of the
plants at the places named have teen
able 10 catch up with the orders placed
with them.
Several cities of the northwest ar
specifying the machine tsmped concrete
pipe for all of their sewer extensions
The city of Vancouver has an annual
contract with the plant of that city for
1000 worth OF pipe To- be used In
sewer extension alone.
II has been claimed by some that
cement concrete win yield in time u
the acids contained I'm sewage.
ENGINEER MAX rs TEST.
Mr.. Donald Cameron, G. f., Of Van
couver. In order to prove for himself
the lasting qualities Of concrete under
the most severe conditions. made a test
some years ago. In a concrete septic
tank he had a concrete slab suspended
where IL was partly In concentrated
sewage and partly above, free 10 the
gases therefrom. After two years.
when the metal wires holding the con-
crete were nearly eaten away. he had
the slab taken up and found IL not
only intact but much harder than when
put in. His investigation went further
At the instance Of the chemists Of the
British Royal commi ssion on sewage
he superintended the inspection Of a
septic tank built of concrete. through
which millions Of gallons Of sewage
passed He found the rendering Of the
concrete as fresh a. the day II was
cast and so hard Il was with great off
ficulty a hole was drilled in Il.
Tho method OF making the pipes is
simple a proportion Of one and
half parts OF cement to two and a half
Of granite sand is thrown into mixer.
where tho water is added. when thor
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
FIRST CEMENT PIPE MANUFACTURED IN SALT LAKE

II. Burton, part OF lot 4, block
80. ten-acre plat A..-.,......
Mary w. Burton ct al. to Jennie
T.. Phillips. part Of lot 4, block
SO. ten-acre plat A.. ........-
Jennie r Philips 81 al, to Eliza
=. Campbell part OF lot 4, block
49, 10 acre plat a .-..-..'.,,,...
Mary w. burton et al. TO Jennie
f. Phillips. part OF LOT 8, block
10, plat A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Jennie T. Phillips 81 al. 20 Mary
T.. Burton, part Of lot D, block
10. plat A .t...-t'''. .-., '',-,, ''.'
Eunice NJ Ross 20 II. G. Hunt.
part Of lot s. block IL plat
Mccartney Investment company
TO f. H. Chapman. part OF lot
4. block Is. plat II .......,...,
Suacine a. s. clark et al 10
Fannie NJ. 5. Brother. part Of
lot 2. block 10, plat ID ..,,...,
James L. Price and wife 20 Fred
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
CODE OF ETHICS FOR
ABSTRACTERS' OFFICE
Plant Has become q Quasi Public In
Hitution and a Headquarters for
Important Information.


'''iS business has It's code ~ ethics.
but tho ethics ~ ebstractlng nro
| unIqua arrordt,c O.. I =, CO..
.,,.,,.,' .,....,,7 w. o.. N',sP' ""-
,''.''I7 eH"uId It"teruiEe. he says,
VISITING each other. appealing TO each
other for Assistance and I'm fact ,r,ir
,t.,,
"I't"'TIN spirit Ike that
Which has always marked the profes.
sion ~ Law.
Am. .t.t., -
Tryae 49,. 49,. .' e,.l.H'i convention OF the
some ,-c.t,5 80. assoc lntlon held
f.rt ,. ,U"h' ' "4I' NIlsp spoke 10
i.i.'"H
or t,,,r ,',.. Ni any gwen county city
st,uir i ANY any gwen county.
sfnr.I ti,.. 'i'n "thct @4 profess
Ulisi,,.5 a'p ltlfhas ana close
..rf '.i,,. 'g'.s. IN' the lawyers
.. I ''" '''. hc'5 ana preach
81. ....' '.N.' h'I iH the Same line
,a,,. 49,. '''N' you want 20 bor-
b,r .t, ''i',t u" your neigh
IA. you want anything
H. '.i.,'' 20 'h'|o ana get II, Ike
,ta,,.,i,i,,. ,.iistIlnE outside ana
,,.,,.,if ,N' 'ith 40 pm ana help
,b. 49, ~ le VIII '"ihe back ana DO
mn, '".ns
,tr+-, 49,, 'ul''s w n successtul ao-
,yb, ,to,,i. q auanfled manager.
Ior,.,,.' 49,, J.IeI sonlah test or
., .5,, e t captclty; In other words.
S''-L "us' rae, yer. re should have
G.t o. vluoatl'u buoh as We
,,i,.,.i.'t F"'iir SCHOOLS colleges and
s'rl.,i. - me c"rresponden
a., ,r 49, uo' YET taken UP TINS sub
$3.50 s no abstract school cN-
VIZ 1Cs,iaol once thet | am
-, uere Are others know
srt,',. ~ t''t 80 Son'oI That is, the
r,, i 'Ap,'l'hcH ana practise
- lu''l sltacter really should be
iaW yer specidllst In the law. lie
e.y"n "e tt solicitor l suppose.
49, -, Na''lO'iiE 'ounsel snould he
w uarIlsteI' as I'm the English system
~, piay'lee. re should nave good
w" igu.e OF surveying ana drafting
gnu paulhk, ne should nave good
~ " aCCouHtlnk ana AUDITING
@n" an tnal SORT OF thhs lie should
on 'APei' 'N'eWlter operator ~
N'i' 10 una one man embracing All
'n"9' puauh'atlons IN the large otnces
NiNt tn' HpetldU~lA. IN" man VINO
.'t,l'9 ~ 'nc uJtWlnS hoard. doing
u"ln,iE nui uehlns maps ana platS.
"l%,N'r Iuus lhroush me indexes ana
.'aN,I a,ai ll's' o1ierS slt az the type
"Il'''a @"o COPY WiHt tneN are told 10
,"is au' ~ lnt9 tHe austiact ihey
nave tne accounting department Win
IN" cashier az the window and book
Nreper az me desk we now nave
nlaHts worm elvuVV0' ana hummer OF
'"..u N"lth sto'uyu. IN my bVctase
oountS q soou Plant "ueht l" ne worm
S'.eiel 'n"uSdIo u"HeiH
goou anstIact pldHl would pe
Iuuls,ll iouuusllo1 LOT many kihus OF
eooU business; anu ousnI 10 pe IN closs
tou,n WIN an inc p'hha ana nhahclH
l'all'ul'uu9 W Wv .nCiuulhs NOR
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

As the paving along Second West
street progresses, a decided Impetus In
the realty market Is noticed. many in
quiries being received concerning the
price Of homes along the new street
salt Lake city is now becoming one
of the prettiest cities In the world co ST
Third South being now but one OF the
many new finished beauties.
Many of the finest residences OF the
city are to be found in the new Ninth
avenue district. reached by the Ninth
avenue car line At street and
Eighth avenue, Gov. William Spry ls
erecting fine home and many others
close about his are equally pretentious,
among them being the costly home OF
Or. Allen Along Tenth avenue, the
past few days have witnessed squirt
In realty interest three or four sales OF
new houses having placed a decided
stimulus on the market In that viCin-
ity One noticeable feature Is the fact
that In no case have values gone down
a window display that portrays well
the great increase In interest manifested
all over the country in suburban prop
critics Is that shown at the office OF
V, A. Bettilyon in the Judge building
Tho window is laid off I'm squares with
lawn sod. representing suburban blocks
and between them run graveled road
ways Along the roads are running
suburban cars. automobiles. railway
trains and various road vehicles: and
on tho blocks Of sod are all kinds OF
country produce. including peaches.
apples. pears pumpkins. grapes and.
In fact, variety OF garden stun such
az would be found on suburban lots.
The idea Is TO prove 10 the urbanite that
he can own a rural home, raise sum
cient produce for the family needs and
yet get to the Office in short time.
Burt & Carlqulst report the follow
ing sales this week
FtNe-room house on Harrison avenue,
from Charles f. Street 90 w 8 Tay-
Tor Four-room home on Blain avenue,
TO Miss Charlotte Thies. Five-room
house modern IN Seventh East 20
Hodge Marshall. Fivo-room house from
Lorenzo Haddock to Charles Johansen
on ColfaN avenue. Five acres on Fifth
East from Charles Bell 10 j c. Hirsch
Two nice lots In Forest Dale from
Edwin Wright 10 Sarah s Castle
FROM A. ] BEETLES four lots I'm DE
Longs subdivision on Ninth East 10
A. W. GALLAGHER Ten fine building
lots from r Finkbinner TO II T. Nc
Evan Building site and five-room
residence on corner Of Tenth East and
Belmont 10 Benjamin Williamson.
Five-room house In Forest Dale TO Mr.
+ J. Bost, F'our-room cottage on
Twelfth South ana Eleventh East 70
john Taylor. Two lots on Belmont
avenue and Tenth East TO G. II Adam
son and F. ID. Johnson.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

frank B. cox ana wife 10 tan
say. a Trust Co, part or lot n
block 2. plat I..............'.' .''.,'.
Sarah j. Goodwin to John Is
Goodwin. part lot 3. block g.
plat B......... ....'. -. go
Lorenzo Jensen and wife 10 LEO
Dykes. part lot I. block So plat
De-. ....... .s.s'sssss''' $50 WV
United Realty company 10
Thomas Weir. lots is and IL
block 4. Union Heights sub 49,
division ..,...... ....... 49, ''
Rue sholes and wife to J. A. c.
Nelson, trustee, lot 10 and part
lot II. block /, Jefferson street
gubdiNtsion.. .ss..s sss.s. .s.' A'''
Ruth Petit ct al 10 Rudolph
Roche. lots 20 and %, Ingle-
wood subdivision ..,..... ...... go
Jennie e. Phillips ct al. TO Eliza
g campbell, part Of lot 5. block
10. plat A....-... ......,......-
Jennie f. Phillips ct al to Mary
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

Rose. part OF section 5. town
ship south, range ] east ..., 2,O0t
Harriet y. Sells TO Charles :.
Brother, part ~ lot I, block a',
Robert r. Trip and wife t1
Kimball q Richards company
lots 50 and 50. Burton place .. 10
Warm Springs Iron WORK fo Jo-
seph A. silver. lots : 2. -. g.
p, block II, Lake View snhdi-
vision ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. -.-s.s.t- iFsopo
3 Lombard. Jr.. ct Al. 20 X Mo
kenze ct al, part Of section
2S. township ] north, range
west .....s.ss.t., +... ..tsts .tt ..s'f' l'D
II. l.. Nelson and wife 90 william
Stoneman. part of lot 2, block
S. plat D......t,......-.'.. ..-' 30
Pioneer RocfinCs.
Sold laid ard guaranteed by
LAMBERT PAPER CO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
TT SAVED Ills LEG.

"AH thought Ia lose my leg"
writes j a. Swcnson. Of WATERFOWL.
wis. Then years Of eczema, that Is
doctors could not cure. had at last
laid mo up. Then Bucklen's Arnica
solvo cured II. sound end we'll" In
fsUibio for Skin Eruptions, Eczema,
Salt Rhcum. Boils. Fever Sores, Burns
S,alds. Cuts aud Piles. 2bc at q. G.
NJ T. Drug Dept. l12-li4 Main ST..
Salt Lake city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

Heights. plat A................ 1850
Soren y. Jansen and wife to Mel
block 9, plat B................... 500
George A. Burden ct al To G. p.
Magni ct al. lots u and AZ
block 2 North Waterloo addi-
ton ......... .................. s
Timothy Egan and wife to Mary
-. Esan. part Of lot 8. block
80 Piat - Observation-Disclosures.
Richard n. Jones to Frank e.
Jones part lot ?, block ~. Plat
E,,';;..... ,.,........ .;.....,.... 1900
5. Towlc. part lot 10. an lot %
block :, Idlewild addition ....... 262 80
G. J. McFadden 81 al. to A. Key
ser Investment Co. part lot 3,
block 66. plat A........ 400
Jesse L. Trip to Heber G. Tripp.
part section A. township 2
south. range 1 west
samuel p, Smith 81 al to Alvin
u. smith ct al. lots rs and ~,
block ?, Arcadian subdivision. rs
Alma II. Crow and wife to Sarah
r. Morris, part of lot /. block ST.
Jemes Newman ana wife 10 Henry i''-'
=. a, Culner 81 al part OF section
L. II Young ana wife 10 Byron
Groo. lots ?. 10, II and L. block "a.
Sandy station Plat -......' 50
Sydna A. Rice and wife to Gertrude
T.. Bauer. part 81 lot = block s.
Wnaicn Add. .......... ...........
A, Fred Wey ana wife 10 &. A.
0nisley. part lot 8. block &c, p;a;
A.. -....
Rasmus Jensen 10 Arthur Mead,
part section 34township south.
range west ..... 800
Henry Hunt and wife 20 Tako
company. part section 2. town
ship south. range esst....... 1900
Christ Gianakopoulos 20 Nick Kle-
kas. lot IL. East Garfield 49,
Glen r. Boutwell, and others to
Eunice NJ. Ross, part lot 9. block
II, plat 3d." ...,~~..... 1000
Alexander Beverldge and wife TO
Itah Saw a Trust Co. part Of
lot 5. block z plat l...............& A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
sso.o0 TO los ANGELES AND
RETIRN.

Tickets on sale sept. gath 10 3Oth,
inclusive Good returning until oct
3lst Permitting stop-overs en- route.
VIA THE SALT LAKE ROUTE The
last Of the cheap excursions, to Los
Angeles.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

Best goods on earth product OF
Winona mills hosiery. underwear. etc,
direct from factory 20 wearer. sales
depot, 2lS Main. Call 1915. either
phone and have salesman call and
show samples.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
How
the Right
Bank
Helps

Have YOU ever paused 20 con-
slider tho variety and substan-
tial character 90 the benefits
which an account with a strong
hank gives one
II your bank is strong and
its officers are actustcd by the
proper spirit il can aid you in
almost every relation Of busi-
ness life. Usually 10 Is willing
20 do 50. II YOU desire &c. Per-
sons who fail 70 establish o.
connection with a strons bank
are neglecting an important
avenue 10 fortune-indeed. the
most important OF al outside OF
ones personality.
We offer % our dcpositors
rot only the most adequate
security for their money bat
also an the Incidental assist
ance that may properly be given
them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
REAL ESTATE and BUILDING

The Offices Of the salt Lake Real Es-
| tate association have been moved from
Nshan's offices on west Third South
street 10 tho Atlas block.
With the opening OF the new Rio
Grande Western depot has come a de-
| tisd stimulus IN the real estate ac-
| ivity of that neighborhood Directly
opposite the depot Is now being erected
Q new three-story hotel. 35x60 IT.. and
but one Of a number 10 be constructed
by lanes Demiris Tho front eleva-
ton viii he of red pressed brick with
cement foundation. There will be 30
| roons with baths. The building viii
4 cost complete about $4,000.
prominent Utah real estate firm
thinking seriously OF employing wom-
e. statesmen on the theory that they
can secure interviews with the house
wives while the husbands are at bust
rsss
Cosey ingle hooks, rough stone fire.
places Of Colonial suggestion. semi-in-
Closed porches and mullioned bay win
iows, IN fact, freedom from the conven-
tonal and the employment Of individ-
nbty- these are but few OF tho sat
tNlng characteristics Of the bunga-
NV It is little wonder that Salt Lake
city Is rapidly favoring this style Of
architecture,
Architect r. T. Davies Of Provo says
nat building operations are lively in
Utah county, among the structures Of
e public nature being built at the pres
eat time being the Central school build
mg al Spanish Fork, an addition 10 the
yaeser school at Provo and an addition
% the Lakeview school. Many fine
issdences are in process Of construc-
ton.
State street promises 10 be ono Of the
hnest residence streets in the city. for
curing tho past summer dozen or
more residences have been constructed
N II and many improvements Of n
permanent nature made.
Over e,50o00o agricultural schedules
Rave been received by the census de-
ptrtment AZ Washington. this year. and
Practically all OF them show a surpris-
ing Increase In land value In some
s'Ates land has increased In price two
ana one-half times during the past de-
eaos The Official returns have not
", oesn made; but there are undOubt-
saly many surprises in store for real
estate men
Az Trenton tho National Food com
psnys new plant Is expected to be in
OPERATION BY the first Of January. It viii
naVe capacity Of 1000 cases Of finished
r, ". a day and viii bring At least
Y families 70 Trenton For this rea-
, ,uh real estate values have materially
increased in the neighborhood.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

oughly mixed IL Sc dumped ON tho plat
form above the machine. where II Is
shoveled into hoppers which automat-
icaliy feed tho Pipe Jackets. The ma
chine itself is marvel Of ingenuity
being 80 designed ms tn make pipes at
either end, both ends being continuously
in operation.
Two movable platforms. upon which
the Jackets are placed, are found at
each end Of tho machine When the
lacket is clampcd IN position the plat
form Is moved underneath a highly pol
ished core which dcscends automatically
and leaves the required shape between
the Jacket ana core for the pipe, As
the Jacket and its platform revolve,
the concrete material Is led into the
Tipc. whore there h. "a powerful au-
tomato arrangement striking 70
pound blow and 300 strokes Il minute.
This makes the material 20 dense that
when cured II resembles granite IT.
self The pipe when made Is sstur-
ated with water several times during
the first day. and kept I'm a saturated
condition until cured Samples Of pipes
are shown that have had water In for
some time and show no signs Of leak
age.
THREE NECESSARY QUALITIES.
The glazing H. effected by means Of
the movement Of the revolving cores
and the results altogether are smooth
ness uniformity and hardness. three
necessary qualities from a sanitary
point Of view.
The plant Is located on the san Pc
dro and u. q r.. c. tracks AZ Ninth
South and Seventh West streets. and IS
admirably located to handle business
both in and outside OF the city.
For irrigation purposes the concrete
pipe. is excellent because OF it's water
prcssure capacity. The company r.
prepared to demonstrate at any time
and TO all interested the capacity OF It's
pipes m he from so 20 100 pounds pres
sure per inch.
The company will have an exhibit ~
its products in the coming state fair.
and IL win no doubt prove interesting
10 thousands ~ visitors
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


= y Harding and wife TO Anna II.
sN,hsen part Of hot 2. block
- plat J. ........ ~
" AZ ~ Humphries and wife to J w.
Az " not q block g. Idlewild
issomnas Iullnsen and vie To- Flora
= sgndhorg part Of lot H. block
WIN H7s enc, a ;,....,............., 5000
par' Of lot TO- block /. b-acre
NsSscJIe GO. to Marenret s.
Helsh,s JOY J. block 3, Liberty
''i MON Jenkins Co to William
Ty19n ana wife. lot IA. block
ld,roalkers subdivision - OOo
n,T, r'tts u T II. Sundberg.
JOIN 70 block 90. plat b.. 10
Cree. Mellen and wife To Eli
ph' part lot Is. lot 27l,lock
D = rsisins addition ,oo
n ,,tanan and wife To Edith
HsaIshal lots 90 and i.bloclx
p NJ hampton place 900
IN, Smlih to j. S. Peery. mart
Emis-... oloek "a, plat D..
RstVu canyon INN. ca 10
ana =, ~ taylor part lots 81
F8w.'.s ~ Maple city eubdivisiop tso
sobass,' tata and wife 10 Frank
bloeS sna WIFE part lot 3.
The f'7i A.. ........... 10
cisilor ',,''eIelal Building asso-
bsnt W commercial National
piat part or lot Q. block 20.
Aurl,,.. tt...s.... ...... ~
Ha,lara :. senior 10 Frank L.
Mo- part NJ lot 1. hiocL %
IT, - mans subdivis,c, ''H "
= Muir and Vie q, ,...,,.s i"
Ntllgren ana ~. w h.uoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

State street promises 10 be ono ~ the
.nest residence streets IN the city. for
llflng tho past summer dozen or
more residences have been constructed
% II and many improvements Of n
armament nature made.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-09-24

prominent Utah real estate Arm
i thinking seriously OF employing wom-
~ statesmen on the theory that they
tan secure interviews with the house
sives while the husbands are at BUSH
ass
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-06-09

Good 32O acre homestead re-
linquishment g. miles from Wi
baux. For further particulars
call at the Pioneer Office.
In the last issue of the Pioneer
we stated that Miss Martena
O'Neal, of St. Paul, was the guest
of her many friends, but not hav-
ing been fully Informed with
reference to her visit, we failed to
state that her mother, Mrs. A. M.
| O'Neal, who is also a former resi-
dent of Wibaux, accompanied her.
We understand they will reside at
Billings, for the summer at least.
For the benefit of the wibaux boys,
and perhaps a few of the Misses,
we might also state that Charles,
whose smiling face is SO familiarly
known here, still remains in St.
Paul, where he is accomplishing a
great deal in his school work.
Taken up one bay horse, whire
star on forehead, about 3years old.
Branded - on left shoulder. Own
er can have same by paying for ad.
and keeping. See H. Sundvold, 5
miles south of Wibaux.
H. Mullendore delivered a new
% h. p. Buick to Chas. Kramer,
of Sentinel Butte, Sunday.
Harry Hall arrived i'll the city
this evening from Minnesota where
he was attending school the past
winter and accompanied his father
to the ranch.
Mr.. E. N. Tuller and family ol
Beach spent Sunday last at the
waldo homestead north of town.
G, l.. Horton and sister in law,
Miss Mae Strong, were in from
the ranch on Cottonwood Monday
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-06-09
Salary Increases For
Montana Postmasters

Washington, June 6 increases
of $500 per annum have been ord
cred for July | in the salaries Of
the following Montana postmast-
ers: Anaconda, Belgrade, Big
Timber, Billings, Bozeman, Chin
ook, Columbia Falls, Conrad, Cul-
bertson, Deer Lodge, Dillon, For
syth, Glasgow, Great Fails, Kalis-
pell, Louiston, Malta, Missoula,
Roundup, Whitefsh; and Of 5000
per annum at Choteau, Ereka,
Glendive, Havre, Stevensville: and
increases Of $500 at Hamilton,
Laurel and Wibaux. Decreases of
$lOO per annum will be made at
Basin, Bolt, Bonner, Kendall,
Plains and Terry, and Of 5000 at
Whitehall.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-06-09
Local and Otherwise

l.. s. and d. w. Goodroad were
in from their farms south Of town
on business Wednesday.
Don't be fooled H. w. Barker S
Cough Remedy will cure you. @.
M. Allen.
Miss Ethel Parke returned to
the city on Saturday, last, from
the east where she has been attend
ing a seminary during the past
winter.
Let us figure Oh your concrete
work. Sidewalks cisterns and
foundations IL speciality. Elling-
son & Bingham.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Kinney and
son Lester, returned to the city on
Wednesday evening from a brief
visit to the Twin Cities.
DR.. O. r. Niece, the dentist, is
now permanently located in the
BARLEY block, at Beach, where he
will be pleased to meet his Wi
baux patients.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Power
were the guests Of the latter's par
ents here Tuesday, from Beach.
For hot or cold sandwiches,
night or day, call at the Picker
ing Hotel Buffet.
Mrs. Willis and family, who
have been residing in tha Rucker
residence the past year, are now
at home to their friends in the
house formerly occupied by A. H.
Glimm, while the Rucker family
have removed to their old home.
Lutte Meeks jeurneyed to Beach
on business wednesday.
Taken up-one stray work mare,
brown, star on forehead, branded
NJ left shoulder. W. H.
Bell, Cottonwood Creek.
The Wibaux pioneer. [volume] (Wibaux, Mont.) 1907-1919, 1910-06-09
Republican State Central
Committee Meets June Is

Glendive, June 6-Wm. Lind
say, member of the Republican
state central committee for Dawson
County, is in receipt of an official
call for a meeting of that commit
tee to be held in Helena June Is,
the call having been issued by
State Chairman O. M. Lanstrum.
1t is understood that this meet
ing is the outcome Of recent con-
ference between DR.. Lanstrum and
Governor Lindsay, in which the
former suggested the advisability
Of the leaders Of the republican
party comforting at an early date
in regard to the adoption Of plat
form for the fall campaign. Mr..
Lindsay expressed the opinion that
it would be good idea to put the
matter ri 5ht up to the state central
committe. Chairman Lanstrum
agreed with this suggestion and
made the call accordingly.