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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
OLD FOLKS At
GRAND THEATER
One Thousand Silver Greys at
Special Complimentary Mat
inee This Afternoon.
GOVERNOR SPRY ALSO THERE
Number over Ninety Years Of Age In
The Big Audicnce-Spcechcs
Between Acts.

Taking advantage OF the invitation
of the management of the Grand tho
alter and Theodore Torch. tho old folks
NJ salt Lake, which means residents 90
90 wears OF age and over. together with
the widows and orphans, this afternoon
gocbed 10 the Grand 20 witness tho
special matinee Of "The can of the
Circus"
BEFORE tho doors were opened, shortly
oftor p.m. there were early arrivals
on hand. wearing their badges of honor
which passed them into the house. the
thrifty ones who arrived on time, got
the best seats, and by the time lhe
curtain went Up the parquct was sen
az grey heads while IN the galleries the
Younger invited guests secured seats
or vantage.
Tho performance was hugely enjoyed
bv tho venerable audience. which me
cuded an sorts and conditions M vet
cran humanity irrespective M creed mr.
station Ia nfe. Governor Spry and par
~ occupied o box.
As usual the old folks. committee
had lts hands fun attending 90 the
guests and seeing that they were made
comfortable Prominent among the
workers who seemed 90 be omniprescnt
were Mr.. and Mrs. g. ". NibicY W.
EddinRtou. George Mayor. W. ID Bar
ton. George Margetts. George L. saw
age. Heber c.. Iverson, y. +. Grant ana
Joshua Bean. while Manager A. -
Jensen wore his most expansive smile
al the size 81 the house although there
was not one ducat I'm the box office.
Tho curtain went up about 2.30. ana
oven then there were some tottenus
strarglors coming I'm. II was ON INC
nrogran that between acts there would
be some speechmaking on the part of
Rishop G. W Nibloy. MT ana MITE.
Theodore Torch and othors.
II has been the custom with MT
Theodore Torch for the past FIVE years
40 tender complimentary matinee
10 the old folks 81 salt lake CITY ana
this afternoons performance makes the
sixth that he has appeared IN. Inc ac
tors. musicians and theater stan ana
donated their services for the occasion,
In the big audience which numbered
o,,er mn were Elizabeth Avory or
tho Fifth ward who admitted that she
had seen Of summers. Sarah Williams
81 ana her daughter Mary Rogers
Sc and n number 81 men and women
over 20 years Of age.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
STORY or FAMILY AFFAIRS.
Trial Of Tom NlcVandcr bringing IN
Some Past History.

some Ih~t iti~iniN.
The second day of the hearing OF evil
dence by the jury boz the determination
Of the guilt or innocence of Tom Alex
ander. a Greek. IN stealing gold
watch and chain from John Mallas. a
c0mpatriot developed an oft-told story
Of the family squnbhlc and the troubles
of the intermingling Of races. When
the state concluded It's dircct case this
forenoon. the defense. on the ground
that the evidence was of "a weak, cir
cumstantial nature. asked for n dis
missal Of the case. only To be- denied.
Then began the family trouble story,
when Mrs Rhoda Brannor. mother of
the wife Of Mallas. the Greek. took the
stand 10 tell that her daughter must
have testified under the fear NJ her
husband With the opening OF the de-
fense the story OF family trouble be-
gan. II developed that the mother-in-
law Is not overly fond of the son-in-
law. and there was ~ decided preference
shown towards Tom Alexander. The
defense viii bring out the story that
somo time ago Louis Diagcsis "a brother
of John Mall8s. was implicated tn the
theft Of 500 Boo money, watch and
ring. and that Tom Alexander appeared
against him in "a court trial Then when
John Mallls announced hts Intention
% marry. tho brother. Louis, fearing
that under the wllos Of seeming love
the bride would secur the watch and
chain. hr took 10 90 himself and then
when the cry OF theft came up, On re-
yenEo he pointed towards Alexander.
This is the defense ln the case that
win Doe before the jury at least until to-
night. and 60 which the mother and "a
sister win ho called % lmpoach the tes-
tImpuy of the Greeks American wife.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
LEHI.
PUSHING WATERW0RKS-
STAKE CONFERENCE

Especial Corrosp oudencel
LEH1. April 25.-The waterworlys
system Is being rushed 10 completion as
fast as possible. All the wooden pres
sure pipe from the settling tank above
Ichi ia laid down To and iu the city
and the smaller laterals OF iron pipe
win be laid In about "a month. While
Lcm now has a population OF about
roo the system viii hc able 10 give "a
supply for 1900 people and the supply
can be Increased onc-third at the
Schoolh0use springs, the source Of sup
ply. by a comparatively small out'uy
When the system is completed. Lchi
win have the best and purcst water
In the state. as the water viii bo one
urcly covered over from the springs
90 the citizens homes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
IN THE FEDERAL COURT.

Tom Rico the Shelvitt Indian
charged with killing John Rice. another
Indian, by hitting him in the head with
an ak. pleaded not guilty 90 the charle
Of manslaughtcr M the United states
court this morning The Indian was
dressed in civilian clothing with his
coarse. black hair cropped on about
his neck when ne appeared before
Judge Marshall and clerk Lctchcr read
the charge and asked for his plea, the
Indian replied I'm excellent English.
Not guilty" His trial was set Cor
May 49,
r. % Staplcton. indicted on four
counts for forging and uttering fraud
ulcnt postal money orders. entered
plea of not guilty. and his trial was
set for May i3 The same date was
set for the trial of William Morgan
and James Spregaue, indicted by the
grand jury for circulating counterfeit
half dollars in ogden Morgan ana
Sprague entered pleas of not guilty
upon being arraigned this morning.
w H. Loary. a lawyer of salt Lake
city was admitted 10 practise before
the United states court AZ this MORN
ng's session Of that tribunal.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

MT PLEASANT. April pa Young
daughter OF Dr. A. Lundberg, of this
city. was taken 10 Provo, Monday FOR
treatment After an examination Boy "a
committee OF physicians, before Judge
Christensen. at Manu, it was decided
she was somewhat mentally deficient
and the Judge ordered the commit
ment. She rs not iu a serious condi-
ton and IL is hoped that proper treat
mcnt viii restore her health.
Melvin Larsen and Stella Olson, both
OF Mount Pleasant were operated upon
az the Utah Central hospital during
the week.
Mrs. Albert Olson, wife Of Albert
olson manager of the SAT- Lake
Creamery q Dairy company was oper-
atcd upon Friday at the local hospital
Mrs. Joseph Jensen who was operated
upon last week for 20 tumor is pro-
crossing splcu3idly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
MO clIITNTE TUESDAY.

Editor T.. d. Reason Of the Phoebe
Record ls boo the city for "A few days.
Hc says tho railroad constructors Will
reach Calionte today week, when the
90 locomotives that have been inn
rrisoued since NoW Years day, can be
liberated MT Benson went down the
line where Doe found SD pounds steel
twisted up like suarled sewing silk,
showing the tremendous force " the
flood. Tho Caliontr round house was
partially buried in sand and gravel.
but 10 has been cleaned out and tho
locomotives restored tn good condition.
Mr. Boa-ou believes clover valley will
hc cut ont. the new linc running dI-
rectly from Modona Co Calientc. such
% Hood WAS never known before ln
IM.I. L.L-m-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
KuITNG FROsTs GENERAL.

Kansas city. April 26-Although
tomperatures ia the southwest and
south were somewhat higher early
today than yesterday killing trosts
were general In many portions or
Kansas Oklahoma, and Nebraska and
light frost was reported from Texas
and tho gulf states
Iowa escaped frost because Of cloudy
conditions aud m Missouri the wealth
or was clear without frost
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
LEM BRIEFS.

Practically am the hocts u~e pl1uto1
and thcrc is every indication FOR good
year
Mr. J. T. Cotter is busy erecting his
grocery store on the corner OF Main and
Center street
Mrs Ruby Vaughn was operated up
ON at che DR. Groves L. ID. $ hospital
last week and is doing nicely.
Tho Utah county baseball league
epmcs win start up May 4 with game
az Lchl
Births during tho past week % Mrs
william Coates, "a SON, to Mrs. Joseph
w Coates, a daughter
Mr. Charles g. Gray has returned
from tho ohio mission field
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FUNERAL on MRs. KrRsulw.

LEHI. Utah CO. April 25-Tho fun
oral OF Mrs Ann Frazier Kersh1w.
who died April % of general debility
was held from the new tabernacle this
afternoon Mrs Kersh1W was born
April o. 1898. IN Ashton Lyme.
Lanca shire Eng Joined the church
of Jesus Christ of Iatter-dav Sairts o.
1919. and was married ln 1850 her au--
band dying .u 1857. She was tho moth
or of six children She came o. utah
I'm April, 1909 She was an earnest
worker iu tho Church in hsr native
land and vae hirhlv respected ana
loved hy am who knew her
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
WARD
ENTERTAINMENTS

Twelfth Thirteenth Mard--A farce
well testimonial in honor of Elder Ncn-
daU Tibh.tts, who win shortly leave for
swiss German mission, win Dee given
at the Twelfth Thirteenth ward chapel
THURSDAY evening April e. az which
au excellent program win Doe rendered;
lu which tho following persons viii take
part. Miss Edith Grant Spencer Claw
son. Jr.. Miss Dorrit Evans, James
Watson Miss Marjorie BROOKS, Miss
Blanche Stickley, Mrs II. ,. McNlurrin.
NUss Marie King. Miss Manic Jones',
Arthur Hall claude Nettleton and NJ,
T. A. male choruA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
RAILROAD NEWS.
OLD RlrLRolDEns RETIRE.
Jo-cph Hcdncld and VI. VI kirlunan
Make Way for Younger Men.

Chicago. April 26-To make way for
younger men. Joseph p Koddoid. au-
ditor. assistant secretary and assist
amt treasurer. and Marshall NJ Kirk
man. second vice president boz charge
of accounts OF the Chicago a. North
western Railway company. viii retire
from active service az the end OF the
week. Both have been actively identi-
fed with Dhic1go'- transportation in-
forests from The time when the city
was % prairie outpost until IFS dcvcl-
opmout into the worlds greatest rail-
road center
Mr. Reidcld. who is 50 years old. be-
gan with the Chicago a Northwestern
railroad Boo 1872 and during an these
years IL is said, has never been absent
"a day on account OF sickness. Mr..
KirlNman entered the service i'm 1856
az the age Of "a years he was rapid
ly advanced. and since 1859 has been
"a vice president. he has written nue.
meruus troatiscs on railway matters
relating 90 financing, conducting and
maintenance.
Mr. krkmans position win bee filled
by Lewis A. Robinson. with the title
~ controller Mr. Robinson has held
a similar position with the Chicago,
ST. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha road.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
ADA BROOKS, VASSAR
FRESHMAN, COMMITS SUICIDE

Andover, Mass. April 26-Miss Ada
Brooks. ~ years old. Of the freshman
class Of Nassar college, committed sui
eide at her home here late last night
by taking poison She had come home
on sick leave and dependency. due 20
her illness, is believed 10 have caused
the deed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
TO HANG EXECUTIVES PHOTOS.


"our President aud our Governor,
sept. 1909" in photograph VIII
shortly hang ON the wall OF the as
semblv room i'm each Of the salt Lake
t'itv schools. During the visit OF
President Taft 10 Salt Lake last year
an excellent photograph was obtained
Of the nations chief executive anu
GOV sprv I'm company This photo
pranh has been enlarged and copies
IRE to be presented 20 each city school
bv stunt u. IT, Christensen The boys
az the manual training Departments or
the schools will make the frames ior
mo photographs and bearing tho le-
rend "Our President and our Gov
crnor." pictures WIN DC hung M the
r71trioue corncrs of tno schools.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
BUS PASSENGERS

~. s. Moore. n mining man from
Park city is Jt the cullen.
Nick ". Crookston Of Logan sheriff
uf Cache county Is iu town ou BUSH
ness. staying at the cullen
T.. ". SNOW OF jackson. Mich. rep-
rescntiug "a large shoe manufae turing
firm 81 Boston, is al the Kenyon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
CODY. WYOMING.
SHOSH0Nl RESERVOIR
WILL BE FILLED IN JULY

CODY, Wyo., April l9.-F II. Newell
director OF the reclamation service, IN
"a communication To the Cody CLUB,
states that the Shoshone reservoir Will
be filled by the end Of July. This IS
one of the governments largest irriga-
tiOn systems.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

MT PLEASANT. April 25.-Ray
Clawson of Ephraim and Grnce Andcr-
SON Of Spring city were married in
salt Lake recently They VIII mako
Salt Lake their home.
Miss Ada johnson, of Spring city
has gone ID Chicago ON short visit.
II rs Understood that when she returns
She will Doe no LONGER Miss Johnson, hut
tho better half OF Moses Nielsen of
Ephraim. who is east studying.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
NLrINE srNKE coNrEnENcE.

IEHI. April 25-Qulrtorly confer
ouce OF tho Alpine stake OF Zion was
held here Saturday and Sunday Also
NJ. ]. A. conference Sunday evening
Elder Rudger Clawson and Hyrum VI.
smith and President George n Br.n-
hail were present and instructed M"
people along doctrinal lines and urecl
the people 20 keep their Inheritance
and 10 be- united Reports given Shove
the work ~ the stake TO be progressing
most enthusiastically.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
EWsPAPERMEN IN SESSION.

T-|""TTT ~ I'M |"N"T-
Sew York. April 2i-rhis city is host
today Co large gathering of newspaper
men from all PARTS of the United states
served with tho news report or -hc Assoc
rIpted Urcss Among those pl caent from
salt Lake are: Horace q. whitney or
THE pc4cref Evening News. rank ].
Sefrit of the salt Lake Tr'hun, ana
George Hole of the Hcwld-Rcpubi
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
UTAH WOMAN THE WINNER
Especial to Tho Nevsl

Especial TO The Nevgl
chicago, April % The law school OF
Chicago university has just announced
that a Utah coed. Miss Florence Allen
90 salt Lake city. beat out "a class OF
80 men and landed FIRST place In the roe
cent final examination u first year
property. Miss Allen As a daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. p Allen, we'll known
n Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
WESTON RESUMES WALKING.

Utica, y. Y, April 26.-EdNard Paw
son Weston resumed his Walk ilI. us.
the Mohawk valley from Ltt'r taIs %
6.55 today He passed through ~
townsville at $3.50. Tie cNneoi-l =,
make Schenectady before ne pu' up
for the night
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
MOUNT PLEASANT.
SANPETE COUNTY SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT MAY 30

NIT PLEASANT, April 25.-County
superintendent a. w. Miner announces
that the Sanpete county commence
ment exercises for the district schools
viii be held in Manti May 30. He also
announces that there viii be four eX-
aminations for the candidates for grad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
GOLD EXPORTS.
End Of the Movement Is said to be
Close az Hand.

New York. April 26.-The end OF
the gold export movement is close at
hand, news reaching here today that
the bank Of England had reduced rs
offer for American gold coin 20 rs
shillings pence.
The national city Bank today en-
gagged 100000 gold coin for export
TO London on "Wednesday Ten mill
lion dollars in gold was sent 20
England today on the Kron Prinzessin
Cecllis
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
CHAIRMAN VAN HORN RESIGNS

Montreal. April 26.-S.r William Van
Horn has resigned as chairman of the
board OF directors Of the Canadian Pa
cinc railway The position DE CN-
plains. is merely nominal one and
has led 60 confusion, as I'm Great Brit
ain the chairman OF the board is really
the active head Of the company. lie
will retain his scat on the board
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

DIED

wooDMAN.-In this city APt8 y 4,
fcb1 Henry Woodmou as'1 al 81
g,nsr,l service will o' ..i q AZ
Nfsrl's cathedral "Wednesday ~ f,om
g.gO nm Casket VIII o., 5sidsnce. $50
ssnnys.pth Fast street day o. oI roms-
Friends invited. lntermen' ''
terry
rApv-tn THIS city. Aprl WA q
poniar Grove. Frank a. cary ,r,6sr n
Yeare THE deceased was a I" ,.is also
st"i a q n. zoo Iowa hut M,.,,,1srt
"D,sn,i,ct of Golden Rule e9s1issv 80
~ q. %. r. and canton 49, he
~ thia city. under who's s,on, Fber
f,'me,si services will be he'd IN Wsst
~ Tiaira private chapeI, lol ABr.l q.
T,,nnie "Wednesday after h-,.s-
teto lime 10 be announced iH''
u ,ssrTER In this city, % te' KIrr
~ I'D daughter. Mrs. fr19ah mass.
A,ru Of 1910 Harriett St'hn'"
~, In her 7ith year ,.,5 IND
Durango, colo. ana 9""''
papers please CODY -----
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W. p. OFFICIALS HERE.

G.. H. Levy vice president and gem
eral manager Of the Western Pacific,
accompanied by n. j. Wyche chief en-
gineer. spent a fcw hours ln salt Lake
Monday afternoon. Tho officials had
been inspecting the repair work being
done on the washed out portion OF the
road crossing the edge Of salt Lake,
and came 20 town In their raimotor
car Mr.. Levy expressed himself as
we'll pleased with the work being done,
ami said that through freight Grains
would bo running in a. few days Hc
said there were mo- new developments
m the probable date OF commencement
of through passenger business on the
Western Pacific but tho matter would
Dee taken up and settled by the time
OF the arrival NJ Vice President Schu-
machcr. some time 300 May.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

~. S Mccormick hlcd suit n the
Third district court this morning
against H. w. Brown to recover NN3
and interest from date OF 20 note drawn
August DO 1906. for that amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
LOSES HIS WARDROBE.

D. 81 Jones o. lahorcr residing at the
Hazelton roominghouse. reported to- the
police today that sometime Monday night
"a thief entered his room and stole suit
OF clothes. a pair or trousers and hat
The police are searching the paWusNupH
in the hope of Andiug the stolen prop
crty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

'"rhe Great Apostasy' considered IN
the light Of scriptural and secular
history. by Or. j. r. Tnlmage Deseret
cloth bound.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

A private safe may be rented in tho
IRE and burglar-proof vaults OF the
Salt Lake Security & Trust Co. 32-34
Main street, S2.00 per year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

Orpheus Club Rehearsal-The or
pheus club holds ITS last rehearsal
Of the season this evening, at the resl-
donco OF w H. Shearman SIS First
avenue. The organization has labored
diligently the past winter. and mode
communicable progress.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
RAMSEY, IDA, POSTMASTER.

Especial 10 the NeWs3
Washington, d. G.. April 2s-Emma
Biokelhaupt has been appointed post
master az ramsey kootouai county.
idaho, vice l.. Arnett. resigned
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26
TsrNrr or VICrOR NEWMAN.

Lrttcrs off administration were ape
piled for today hy John Newman iu
the estate of DIS brother Victor New
man The dcCcdeut was killed ln Bn ace
,id,nt at the Boston Consolidated come
uanys mine 40 Bingham OCT b. 1902
and the estate consists of claim
against the company for damages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

MT. PLEASANT. April 25.-rhe fol-
lowing IS the list of jurymen drawn
for the May term Of court OF the
Seventh judicial district 10 convene in
Manu on Monday. May l6. y. =. Mel
sen and Christian Fankson. Ephraim.
Pratt ID. Alfred. Chester; Abram
Johnson Andrew Jensen, r. y. BEN
nett. r.. -. Preston. Mount Pleasant.
James Clu,yson. Spring city; Benjamin
Davis. Wales NJ. Beauregard, Guuni-
son. j. b. jacobson, Ferdinand Alder
and G. Peterson Manti; J. W. stew
art. Millburu. j. u. Larsen, Caleb
Hartley. Fairview; j. II. Jensen, Sr.,
Is. ~ Jensen. Peter Jacobsen. Fountain
Green. Ephraiu Anderson. David
Bailey. Hans *. Christiansen. Lars
Johnson. Moroni. John Thompson,
Sterling
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carload domestic and imported
printed and inlaid linoloum. q. G.. M.
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uation. from the eighth grade. He has
informed the trustees of the county
that there will be another opportion-
ment OF $3.50 per capita from the state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-26

r. r. Evans. Florist; So s s Man sS 81
r-,ar,i designs a specially Fhoho
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WEATHER REPORT

Partly Cloudy Tonight "n'
"wednesday: Cooler WEDNESDAY
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1910-03-09

Mrs. Joseph Corbettof Minneapolis
is expected today by her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Mckay.
For Sale or Trade Best corner
in Redwood Falls, opposite postof-
fee. Thomas A. Sherk, Mankato,
Mimi. 32-4t.
March 18th, put the date in mem
cries word box, the Dream will give
away handsome rocker at that
time besides other cash prizes.
At the Presbyterian church next
Sabbath evening, DIR. Sarchet will
speak on "The Gospe! Solution of
the Labor Problem" Employers
and employees specially invited to
this service.
The Carleton glee club will appear
at Springfield on the Both. They
would have appeared here on their
tour, had not their open date con-
t1lcted with the engagement Of the
Vassar girls.
A. A. Carkhuff commenced yester-
day hauling material for framing up
his bungalow on the shady lots west
of the Burmeister residence. He
has taken down the pavilion on the
Juhnke park tract to use for the
rough lumber work.
Tracy Herald: At Balaton recent
ly, petition was circulated for IL
cense but only two men could be
found who would sign it. Balaton
used to have two saloons but for
FIVE years has been "dry" and the
dry" sentiment has gained each
year.
r. F. Wherland has been confer
ing with Morton citizens in regard
to installing electric current from
this point. The Enterprise states
that sentiment at Morton is in favor
of his proposition and that Mr..
Wherland is expected to return there
and sign up contracts for the service
there in the near future.