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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-03
West side News
tFrom the Iron River. stambaugh Re

(From the Iron Riyer-Stambaugh Re
porter.
The fair society has found 1t neces-
sary to change the dates Of holding the
county fair from Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept 9lst AMI 99nd to We'd
nesday and Thursday, Sept tith and
10Th one week earlier than was in
tended at the time of the meeting Of
the executive committee.
This was done OH account OK Smith :
opera house being engaged for the week
of Sept. 2i-22 by the ladies Of the
Catholic church for for their annual
church fair.
AT the meeting OF the executive
committee the premium list was con
siderably enlarged, many Of the a.
mounts for premiums being nearly
doubled. 1t is expected that the prem.
ium list. which is now in the hands Of
the printer. will be ready for distribu-
ton the early part Of next week
The executive committee is also
making arrangements for nice line
OF amusements, along the line Of last
year, only on a much larger scale. No
effort will be spared TO make the 1910
exhibition an unusually attractive one
from every point
Next week we hope TO be able 10
give more complete plan Of the en-
tire program.
In the meantime IL you have any
product OF the farm, Kitchen, shop or
loom get Il in readiness TO be placed ON
exhibition on the forenoon OF the first
day.
Anything that IL grown or manufac-
tured in Iron county Is eligible TO be
placed on exhibition. Don't be afraid
TO bring IL In. no matter whether you
are looking for prize or not.
Aldo Aronson, son OF Mr. and Mrs
Peter j. Aronson. left here lasiiFriday
for Lake Gogehio. whore he will visit
for couple OF weeks with Prof Henry
X. Honey, the we'll known trainer OF
Roneys boys. While nj Lake uogebic
Aldo will be- given u Try out and.if
his voice IL OF sufficient strength and
power that II will be liable 90 hold out
for season without changing he viii
undoubtedly. become ono ~ koney =
famous company Of boy yeoallats'
Alfred LuHtiield, a prominent huai
ness man OF Cryalai Falls, was IA town
yesterday afternoon Ito waa accom-
palned by j. q, rifath 1T Chicago, who
will conduct Apeoial sale FOR bin
during the next ten days Tho Repor
ter acknowledge pleasant call from
the gentlemen
Mrs John Lace and children left
"Wednesday morning for n visit % soy
eral weeks nc Amasa whore Mf. Lace
has been employed most Of the summer
Capt. Bengry Of the Baltic mine Il
very much interested In the move.
ments OF ocean steamers these days and
watches he papers closely for all wire
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-03
p.hornino Cattle.

An Iowa farmer writing in tho
Homestead regarding The dehorning
OF cows says. ! never have any cattle
with horns ! raise all the natural
mulleys can, and n any OF them have
horns they are sure to lose them I'm
November or the last OF March before
they are one year old. They should
be dchorued when the weather is cool
and the njs- are dormant l have,
however. dehorDed a good many cows,
and what FIRST gave me nerve 20 de-
horn big COW was because she goug
ed a twoyear-old boifcr She was
mad when ! commenced 20 saw Il al
w1ys use the saw and when l got
trough with her she started 60 gouge
The hcifcr again. but never touched
her, as she was calculating on horn
nj least six inches long. Before night
the -year-old could drive her around
the yard. In dehorning before cattle
are one year old Il bothers them for n
few days. but makes their entire after
life more agreeable. use four 20 stop
the blood and nothing else.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-03

Jim Richards. Alex Ross, August
Schaal Leonard Sleeves and Dick
Eddy were out in the woods over Sun
day Their object was to try and To-
cate suitable camp for the hunting
days to come.
Mr. Helbers. Surveyor for the oliver
Company. was Mansfield visitor
Thursday
superintendent Davidson and Wall
were Mansfield visitors Thursday. Mr.
Davidson drove mp in his auto from
Iron Mountain. He was accompanied
by Mrs Davidson, his two sons and
Mr.. Kingsford
Rev Father Kunes was a Mansfield
visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Usba drove to
Crytsal Falls Sunday.
Jack Kawalski was a Mansfield visit
or Wednesday.
Emil Alto WAS Crystal Falls visitor
the fore part Of the week.
Charlie Peterson was visitor in the
/, Falls Monday of this week.
Mr.. Thomas pascoe, master mechan-
ic for the Oliver Company, was
Mansfield visitor Friday Of last week.
Wilired Faucaut has just returned
home after a brief visit TO Chicagon
lake.
Willie Eldred drove out in his new
car Tuesday with crowd of sight
seers
Miss Alma Spanner was a Mansfield
visitor over Sunday, returning to Crys-
tai Falls Monday.
| Harry Carlson Of Sagola was Mans
field visitor Friday of asst weeE
Charlie WatchInson. who has been
tending to the Mansfield dam during
the absence OF Andrew Palas, left for
his home in Marinette Monday.
Too late tor last week.
Mr.. j. L. HelDerg, surveyor, was
Mansfield visitor Friday.
Jake Jacobs was a Mansfield visitor
Tuesday
Joe Fauri was visitor in Crystal
Falls Saturday.
Joe Formolo had his two babies
| rnrtatanad Sunday
Pete Fowler has been on the sick list
the greater part OF the month
The Misses Ethel and Cora Ross are
visiting in Green Bay with friends
and relations.
Owing to the severity Of the wealth
err Rev. Aldrich postponed his visit to
Mansfield.
Arthur Peterson was visitor la
Crystal Fails the hrst part Of the
week
Miss Edith Forsman was Crystal
Fals visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. Willie Tomminen drove In to
Crystal Falls Wednesday.
Emil Alto and wife were Crystal
Falls visitor Wednesday
DIR. J. p. Edwards was a business
visitor in Crystal Falls Wednesday.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-03

Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity.
Morning Prayer and
Litany 10 $50 A. NJ.
Sunday School IL 80 A. NJ
Evening Prayer 1880 r NJ.
Evening Prayer will be said at the
Armenia at 3 100 T.. Nj.
Attention is called to the fact that
the Evening Office. which was omitted
during last month, is again resumed,
beginning tomorrow
On next Sunday Sept 18th, we ex
pect TO celebrate the second episcopal
visitation Of this year AT this time
the Rt Rev q Mott Williams, bishop
of Marquette, will be- with us 10 adj
minister the Apostolic Rite OF Conhr-
nation.
The Fifteenth Annual Convention Of
the Diocese Will meet IN Trinity
Church, Houghton, on Wednesday
Sept. TIN. Mr. Crosbie will represent
the local parish at this convention
You and your friends are invited to
worship with us.
James r. Crosbie
Pastor
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1910-09-03
HEAD OF FARMERS
CLUB PICKS OSBORN
KELLY CANNOT WIN. MUsseLMAN OUT
or IT, OSBORN BEST MAN
ne SAYS

Senator watkins Declares Osoofn' Ike
Roosevelt, Stands for peeeney and
Efficiency in Politics and Is the Man 10
Nominate.
Jackson. Mich. Aug "a. Senator
l. Whitney Watkins. OF Manchester,
for three years the head Of the State
Association OF Farmers clubs was
asked for his opinion on the guberna-
torial situation today. II like Kelley
personally. said Watkins, "but am
convinced conditions are such that he
cannot be elected IL nominated. Mus
selman respect rs clean business
man. but he Is not a factor in the con
test. which IN my judgment leaves
Chase s. Osborn as the best man for
the party 10 nominate 10 insure Repub
lican success. Like Roosevelt said AZ
Utica Tuesday. Osborn stands for the
kind OF politics that combine decency
with efficiency. Aud this IL the slogan
he il carrying no and down Michigan
in this campaign.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
BOARD or EDUCATION
MEETS IN GARDEN CITY
~ W. Jensen. Principal Of Franklin
school. Granted u Years
Leave of Absence.

PROVO, June 22-At the meeting Of
the board OF education last evening. }.
M Jensen. principal OF the Franklin
school was granted years furlouch.
Mr. Jensen viii teach and study i'm the
Brigham Young university the coming
school year
Mrs olive Pratt Anderson OF Provo
was engaged a. teacher for the EN-.
suing year at So. 50 "A month
Chairman a. n Taylor Of the com.
mlttee on finance reported that there
VIII probably be a shortage OF S6.5gIb2
lh the school treasury before this wears
taxes are received
II was decided 10 finish and furnish
the assembly room on the first floor OF
the new Central school building this
season, and also to publish cuts OF the
Provo schools. aud writc-up OF the
schools Ia Pictorial Provo" 10 be
published by william VI. wilson
The statistical report FOR the wear
presented by Supt. Rawlings shows
l'Sss pupils enrolled I'm the public
schools the past year (973 boys and 9ib
girlsp. one hundred and seventeen osi
boys and SO girls) have been graduated
from the eighth grade OF these "a re-
1uired more than eight years TO pass
through the grades, and SO completed
the course in eight years. or less
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
PROGRAM OF SWEDISH
MIDSUMMER FESTIVAL

LOGAN, June 2I.--The Swedish
people Of this section are preparing
Tor their annual "Mid-summer Fest
or national holiday festival. which
VIII be held AZ the Grove resort lust
outside OF this city. The program an
bounced FOR the occasion is as fol-
lowe:
Address of Nelcome-Mayor John
". Anderson OF Logan
Piano Duet-Masters Schaub and
Peterson
"Halsning from Sevcrire"-Chatrman
Anthem Peterson.
Quarrel. G.. Broberg and others.
city.
Baritone Solo-John Peterson
Comic Speech. T. Anderson OF
Charleston.
song Miss Jennie Peterson
Reading Airs. Jennie Eliason Ham
sen.
in addition to This there will Doe
sports Of one kind and another ana
swedish games. Refreshments win be-
served ON the grounds
MI A. L. Farrell OF salt Lake civ
has returned 10 this city To- live after
an absence Of several years The
gentleman was az one time The clerl,
of this county but otter retiring from
ohice went east and took "a musical
course. returning TO salt Lake To-
teach. He has large farm interests
nero however and on account of tbe
severe illness Of a partner had TO
farm,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
MANTI.
SANPETE COUNTY
REGISTRATION AGENTS

MANTI. June 2l.-rhe county COM
missioners have appointed the follow
ins registration agents for Sanpete
county precincts: lndiauoin, Henry
spencer: Milburn. James t.. House
keeper. FairView. Lottie Christensen
aud Maggie Sanderson, Mt Pleasant.
clara Nelson Mrs W. "A Erickson. A.
y, Waldemsr, Byron Garter and Ethel
Erickson; Spring city. william Os-
borne. Sr., and Bnbcrt Blaine; Eph
raim. David Christensen, mrs A. r.
Peterson. Erick p Christensen and y.
=. Hanson; Mantip Mrs. Belle Brown.
L. 7. buchanan. Luther futile. Jr,
and Mrs Anna H. Hall. Sterling Mar
tin Peterson; Mayheld. G. n. Nelson.
Jr.; Gunnison Mrs. Della Edwards
Centoriieid, Charles Nelson Fayette,
O. l.. Anderson; Moroni. \. =. Andor-
son. Y. J Morley. Jr, and Blanche
f,liasOn: Chester Wiford Alfred /.
wales. Benjamin Davis: Fountain
Green. Rasmus Rasmussen and h. +.
LleWellyn.
Longest roller coaster Wandamere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

Q W31,LEiN, June 22,--Ernest Hayes and
a, Written We're each found eI,litv az
Tp S',SSehhess by Judge Murphy on
ss cesuay and sentenced to serve five
ua,s IN jail or pay tho usual 4, onn
drn ,Goo Erickson denied the charge Of
bonds @ ana was placed under SiO
Psrro ana h,s case continued.
,h l'a'ney Callahan was DISCHARGED as
we W. afrestIns officer twice failed ~ ar %
turblrost V ,i him on the charge Of dis
mse6 '1e peace. Judge Murphy re
q longer continue the case.
for,.tih errelt and William Cole each
iSg MATED ,be $40 on the charge OF Gisturbl
for rein THOMPSON and John Gale also
S an ~ 'uylt bail money. the former
ca,a we charge OF Drunkenness an,
sp.s ~ Tor disturbing the peace '
VICTOR, ~. Hilcer Reest scored another
charge oy having the bail OF II. Haies
rsnn sea win violating the bicvcle ordi,
b bSnce forfeited. Mr.. Haies we v'e or ~
utiend the case in court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
RECENT DEATHS

RASMUSSEN. ANNIE Cat the
family residence in the sixth ward
Provo. Utah county. Utah, Mrs
Annie e. Rasmussen. wife Of g. s..
/ Rasmussen, died June 81, from blood
poisoning Following an attack or
K quincy She was born In Bear Rive
! city Boxelder county. Utah April o.,
1871. but has lived in Provo the
greater part or her lie She leaves her
husband and seven children. and her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Soren Jensen
] OF Provo CITY
RADMAL. DARWIN ZERi--At Me
| GIN. Nevada. Sunday. June ~. 1910
Darwin Zera Radmal died very sud
| denly Of heart trouble lie az tho son
~ Henry b. and Caroline Radmal. born
July 2, 1872, at Pleasant Grove, Titan
county Utah. His brother Alma aC-
companled the remains TO Pleasant
Grove for burial The funeral was
held In the westinghouse June Il.
Bishop James ~. Walker IN charge.
The choir rendered appropriate music
the speakers were Elders J g. Nelson.
T. +. Thornc. William u. Adams and
Bshop $ l.. Swenson.
KING, ALICIA the family resi-
dence In South Hooper. DAVIS county
Utah, June p. 1910, Mrs. Alice King,
wife ot Hyrum r. King, died OF
dropsy. after am illness OF three weeks.
She was born at council Bluffs, Iowa,
May .. 1916. and wac the daughter OF
James and Ellen PiucoCk Bennett She
was baptized into the Lattcr-day
saints church when eight years of
age on Jan. /. 1854. she was married
To- Mr King and is the mos her OF IL
children. 10 of whom and her hus-
band are sim living She IS also sur
yivcd by q grandchildren and one
reat-gr3ndchild. Since 1852 Mrs.
King has been a resident OF Davis
county during which time she has
served in many church capacities haV-
ing been president OF the Relief So
ciety at south Hooper for four years,
a large circle OF friends aud acquaint-
auces throughout Davis and Weber
counties mourn the loss of a good
woman.
ERICk son. CHRISTINA JOHANA-
NJ the family residence in Wilson.
Weber county. Utah. Mrs. Christina
Johana Erickson. wife Of carl Y.
Erickson. died June "a Of neuralgia
of the nerves from which she has suf-
fereC FOR short time She was born
at Karlskoga, Nermlaud, Sweden.
April 20. 1S47. being SO years of age
on August tG, 1852, she Joined tho
Mormon Church and EN- grated to
Utah. June ~, 1856. having since roe
sided la Weber county. Besides her
husband she Us survived 10y two sons.
three daughters and 10 grandchildren.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
co,lucIl PASSES TAX LEVY
ON HUDSON AVENUE

acnfsN Juue 22.--At an adlouriieu
Jill, ~ tbs council held Tuesday ait
ess'U -, ordinance was passed pro
uI,o,'' for line tax levy on aput'.ns
Nu, nnrty owners on Hudson avenue, Tue
Wop,,,-ce 10 be opened between Iweh-
t ~ " s,nrtb and Twenty-ffth streets,
~, ,V ordinance should have been passed
Nv Az night. but owing to some
M',n loSy,onts suggested on the area tax
oieniat session was held yesterday
opooon Jurisdiction over the prop
az az. ~ he taken for the new street
cry cry boon given the city until July H.,
81 an order signed two weeks ago py
ri,trlct Judge T. y. Lewis OF SAT- Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
PARK CITY.
VICTIM OF APPENDICITIS
DIES AFTER OPERATION.


PARK CITY Utah, June IS Funeral
was held yesterday afternoon iu the
Latter-day Saints church over the re-
mains of William }. Gibson. the 9-year-
old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. i. Gibson,
who died at the local hospital. after be
ing operated upon FOR appendicitis.
After the services, which were presided
over 10y Bishop W. u. Lewis. the re-
mains were taken to the u. & r. O..
railroad and taken to salt Lake city
where intCrment was had in the MI
OEVet cemctary
The remains of Mrs Ann Wright
who died at the home Of her son-iu-law,
Mr. -. Rely. were taken 70 salt Lake
city yesterday afternoon FOR burial
The concert that was TO be given by
tho Mutual Improvement associations
OF the Latter-day Saints Church last
evening has been postponed on account
OF so many scarlet fever cases In the
camp.
PARK CITY. June lS.-Mr, Thomas
Stringe. a member Of the school board
is very sick at his home. lie has been
q sufferer from dropsy for nearly q
year. on Wednesday last he was
stricken With a paraiytic stroke. and
the doctor does not hol dOut much hope
for his recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
MARRIAGE PERMITS.

OGDEN, June 22.- Marriage licenses
nave been issued to tho following
'ouples by County Clerk :. @. Dye:
Lorenzo \. Schohold and Ivie NJ. DaI-
ION both Of Roy.
both. Of ogden. So
=, ihrold /. Tribe and Beatrice l.
horrocks, both Of ogden.
prover Hopkins and jeanette Lem
mon, both of Garfield.
John Pert Nelson and Ada isaiah
alien both Of Huntsville.
l'! both Of Echo.
Ter, both Of ogden ~" Du'-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22

PROVO. June p Elder Leland j. Far
rer lcaves tonight FOR New York as "a
missionary 10 the Eastern states. he Will
be accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs Lyman
Noyes. who are also bound for New York
Tho Wood-Cllfton Mercantile company
Ia preparing 10 add the store formerly
occupied by the Eureka saloon to rs
dry goods department
r. r. Irvine a Son viii soon add the
Provo Drug company quarters to their
drv goods store. The drug company will
move few doors south to % north Acad-
cmV avenue.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
SACRED HEART
COMMENCE CEMENT

OGDEN. juno 22.--The thirty-seeond
spnunl commencement exercises Of sac
,f5 Heart academy began Tuesday
morning az 10 o'clock. A splendid pro-
cram was carried out A pretty ssrenade
an vlolins was given by Misses keckler
g Malone l.. Scott Toy Downey, r,
BenscheIl. piano Miss Scott. The
cantata. The May queen was given
3 splendid presentation. the characters
being sustained by Misses +. Smyth,
X TYLER s Brun, u. Hennessy. l..
n'Neilt p Lnman. f. Scybod, r.
smith. NJ. Toy and l.. Rich. The grad
yates In the commercial course were
Miss ! Downey. Miss c. Keckler and
Miss g McNulty
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
HOME COMING DAY.

PLEASANT GROVE. June 90.-The
18th of September next Is the sixtieth
anniversary of the settlement Of
Pleasant Grove. and IL is proposed TO
celebrate IL as home coming day for
all who have made their home here.
Every effort will he put forth TO make
the occasion one OF the grandest re-
unions ia the history OF the town
The stake priesthood meeting will
be held here on Sunday, June 20. at 2
pm. and the mothers and daughters
meeting in the basement of the meet
inghouse at 2:S0 pm.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
KAYSVILLE.
CRACKERS TAB00ED
IN kAYSVILlE

Especial Correspondence
KAYSN1LLE. Utah, June 1s-The
city marshal has been directed TO en-
force the existing ordinance as to the
buying. selling or shooting Off within
Kaysville city, FIRE crackers. torpedoes,
cannon crackers or explosives OF any
description The city marshal was
further instructed to notify all BUSH
ness places that they must close their
places OF business not later than 10
o'clock pm. and prohibit the public
soliciting of business on sundays.
Miss Ella Smith. nurse at tho Rays
willie hospital. was operated upon at the
above mentioned place for kidney trou-
bic. The operation was successful and
the lady is getting along very nicely
Swim. boat. skate. dance Wan
damere.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
FUNERAL OF ALBERT VAN DYKE.

OGDEN june 22.-Funeral services
over the remains OF Albert Van Dyke
Nee held Monday afternoon at the
second ward Westinghouse, Bishop ID.
H. Ensign presiding. Music was fur
hlshed by the ward choir: also two
solos were rendered by Rudolph and
DANA Jams. The speakers were Her
nan Van Brak, John Sanders and
Bishop Ensign The services were
largely attended and the floral offer
lhss were numerous and beautiful. In
wrHNnt was made In the city cemetery
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
NLIREp BY \ FALL.

OGDEN. June 22.-Mrs. Rose McFar-
land 20 years of age. is at her home
on washington avenue. near Twenty
ninth street suffering from injuries
received Sunday while alightipg from
q buggy in front Of her home. As
she was getting out OF the vehicle her
foot slipped. throwing her heavily to
The ground. breaking one rib and Sc
Merely wrenching her back. Her son.
Nho was with her, caught her as she
Vas falling breaking the fan Mrs.
NcFarland is reported To be in a Sc
fIous condition
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
SUIT FOR Personal INJURIES.

OGDEN. June 22-For injuries alleg-
Cd to have been received on Sept IL.
1893 AZ tho tOppcrton plant Of the
Utah Copper company, at Bingham.
Frank r. Caner has instituted suit in
the district court here to recover the
sum Of Sls99. The complaint alleges
that the plaintiff was engaged as a
laborer and was replacing a belt In the
driving shaft when, through careless
ness and negligence, the machinery
was started, injurlng the plaintiff so
that he lost the thumb on his right
hand and disabled his right arm. Gran
~ asks for attorneys fees and costs OF
tho suit
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
OGDEN BRIEFS.

AuEust n Naturalization Examiner
sSrr rn The following nctitionI uesuay
petsr,oea to citizenship: cari Fr,ci.
Van yVn formerly Of Sweden, 1nhn
forIn.. -, ,.,i gum IN and David Van Baron
~ OF the Netherlands. '''''
scowcrof, LIS i" Scowcroft, son of Heber
for missioa IS thls afternoon at 3: 80
vancouver on June rs. WV '"''
nish, 'p rolI The wind storm 90 Monday
Der hour Vn.a q maximum of 7s miles
damage WI tne Lucin cutoff. no
Etoryns mas weathered so manS ,n, ss.,e
within the past few n,o mtulhc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22

Funeral services will be ssld Tit
day az y. m. at the Wilson WI
westinghouse aud interment will
made In the ogden city cemetc
The remains may he viewed az
residence on Wednesday evening 4
Thursday morning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
PLEASANT GROVE.
FOR PATRIOTIC FOURTH
HOME COMING DAY Septic

PLEASANT GROVE, June z0.-Elab-
crate preparations are being made for
a patriotic celebration Of our nations
birthday by the five wards OF Pleasant
Grove. Livescommittees have been ap-
pointed to look after all the details and
"a great time is anticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
PROVO.

The News Is delivered by carrier
every night (Sunday excepted at rs
cents per month. All payments and
complaints regarding delivery should
be made to David Johnson. agent
for Daily. Saturday and SENT week
" News. Ind Phone S73-A orders
taken for Church works. Residence si7
South First West street
carrier east side OF Academy Ave
Ind 3i2-I IA
Carrier west side OF Academy Ave
Ind, lo2-A
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22

was tried and the verdict OF not guilty
was returned boy the jury
The case was brought TO this court
from Fillmore on change OF venue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
BEAVER.
FRANK E. HANSEN
ACQUITTED BY JURY

Especial Correspondence
BEAVER CITY. Utah. june 81. Tho
adjourned session of tho May term OF
the Firth judicial district court was
held during the past week with Judge
D. A. Howell on the bench. The case
Of arson. against Frank r. Hansen
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-06-22
LOGAN.

The News Il Delivered by Carrier
In Logan Every Night Csunday ex-
ceptcdl az Is Cents Per month All
payments ana complaints regarding
delivery. should be made Ia j NJ
BAR, Agent for Daily. Saturday
and Semi-Weckly News 1855 NJ.
First North Street. Phone 904- "
Ben. Ofnce with Carbon Company.
Real. Estate and Loans. ne North
Mgin street Phones 90 Bell and 100