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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-09
For Sale

Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey hogs,
both sexes and have three unrelated
strains, Prices reasonable. Visitors
welcome Phone Elk Point and Bur
bank.
p. F. SULLIVAN,
Burbank. s. ID.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-09
LOCAL and PERSONAL

caller yesterday.
G. J. Fox was business callerin
YAnkton Tuesday.
e. Gunderson, j Clementson and G.
Geoethe auIoed TO Beresford yesterday.
Mrs Berryis reported seriously iii At
her home in the northern part Of town,
tEis week.
g. Myers went to Sioux City yester-
day afternoon, while there he had bis
lonsils removed
9. Main and DR.. Grange went to-
Sioux Falls today TO attend the Good
Road Convention.
4. Nash and family have moved in
the residence on Pleasant avenue re-
Gently vacated by j. BlonJen.
Glen Lane Of Sioux Falls arrived
yesterday. He has accepted position
as baker in Swett's Bakery.
Mrs. A. e. Ross OF Hawarden arrived
yesterday 10 spend a week with her
daughter, Mrs. Chris. Steinbeck.
Mrs. n. D. Barr, after spending ten
days with her SON and family, departed
for her home at Akron, la, today.
Miss Blanche Hasson, who is steno-
grapher for Davidson Bros. Ia Sioux
City, visited over Sunday with hef
parents.
Ed. Dnhaume and wife were called to
Salix, Ia, to attend the fcneral Of her
brother, Rene Choquette, who died Ia
the hospital at Omaha.
Mr.. Bragstad and wife OF Canton,
passed through here today on their
way to Vermillion, where they will
visit her parents, q. Gunderson and
wife.
Mrs. Ed. Browning of Judith Gap,
Montana, is here visiting with her son,
Chester. She is eEroute for Wisconsin,
where they will make their future
home
&. Il. Pearson, who Is president and
general manager OF the Farmers,
Power and Light company of Sioux
City, WAS business caller Ia our city
Friday.
Simon Smith expects to move this
coming spring ca the j. Callahan farm.
Mrs. Callahan will move 10 Elk Poin,
and live In her residence on the corner
Of Pearl and Pleasant avenue.
Miss Emma 4. Deefs 81 Chicago and
Garrett T. vandeStseg Of Hughes were
united Id marriage at the Congrega,
tional parsonage Monday AFTERNOON,
Vow, ., Rev. w. T. Beatty officiating
Miss Esther Beddoe, who was taken
TO the st. Joseph's hospital several
weeks ago met with great misfortune
Tuesday, she had to have her left limb
amputated above the knee. she ii
getting along nicely.
Fred Stroble has built Ia addition Oh
his meat market $3.50 feet They are
also painting, papering ana 6xfnc
the building 40 ID good share when
completed the firm d Slrobel and son
~ nase e 'uss' market
Charles Ganheld, whois representing
we Overland Limited car, visited
sexeral days last week with the ]. M.
HaFt Y family He LEFT laat Thursda
mofn'ng lor Sioux Falls and from their
ne Will auto 20 az home 81 Rapid CiiyI
Mrs. Chas. Dolsbs arrived last Thurs
day from sloan. Iowa, where she has
been VISITING With her mother, Mrs, AZ.
y WATSON. She win make bries visit
" onr CIV With the Oscar jacobson
family From here she viii return to
hef homc # Gettes.
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articles on s'steopashy b. Dr. r. n.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-09
For Sale.

Two horses, one buggy, one double
harness, one Rraphaphone aDdan organ
MIKE HOFFMAN. JR.,
Phone 2, Box 40.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1911-11-09

Mrs. Nellie Farnsworth OF Sioux City
arrived Friday evening TO spend 4 few
days with her father, George Freeman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

MARGARET r. REyErInTE "
DORA FRANKLAND Secretary
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
VETERANS To HOLD
OUTING At RESORT
Wandamere to Be Scene of En-.
joyable Picnic on
June %.

Thursday, June %, will be a big
day in Salt Lake for the war veterans
and their friends, when they participate
IN their annual outing at Wandamere
The event Is being arranged under the
direction of committee comprising
members of the G. A. r., the Spanish
War Veterans, the Sons of Veterans
and the various allied and associated
orders of all these organizations
There will be no set programme. the
object OF the committee being to make
the day an occasion of general good
fellowship and social intercourse, bu;
there will he awarded a large number
OF prizes for excellence in dancing and
roller skating Every family or group
Of friends is expected TO bring a basket
lunch and when the ''big feed is an.
nounced at I O'Clock the committee in
charge wall see TO it that an abundant
supply of good coffee is on hand
Definite announcement Of the various
contests and the prizes to be offered
Will be made later in the week.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
LADIES Of MACCABEES
ARE OFFERED A SITE
Owners of Douglas Park Want
the National Home
Built Here.

Through the Commercial club and by
the courtesy OF the owners of Douglas
park a site IS to be offered the Ladies
Of the Meccabees for a national home.
Some time ago an agitation was started
for the home TO be built In Utah. The
local lodge Of Maccabees took the mat
ter no to get the home located in Salt
Lake. A committee from the lodge waited
on j, f. Cainc. secretary OF the CONNER
cial club. to enlist the assistance Of the
club IN securing a location and in having
the home built in Salt Lake.
A conference between the secretary OF
the club and members of the COMPANY
owners of Douglas park. was held Sat
urday, ending in the proffer of site in
the park. Members of the local lodge
will visit the park Monday and determine
on a site. having the choice of three or
four locations.
The order of the Ladies Of the Macca-
bees maintains one home for members in
the east, Another home Is 10 be built
In Canada and third In Utah. II the
selection OF the site meets with the ap-
proyal OF the grand lodge a home will
be built in Salt Lake TO cost at least
500 900
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University Notes

Registration stilI continues in the sum
mer school and the committee in charge
of registration expects the total number
enrolled TO reach 1.l50 by Monday
Under the direction OF DR., Curtis the
university has ordered one dozen croque I
sets and three dozen other games suitable
for out door play for the use OF the sum
mer school students. The games will be
Systematically supervised
Prof, S. H. Clark OF the Chicago uni :
versity will arrive tomorrow. He will
nave. cnarSe OF some of the classes in elo-
cution beginning Monday.
MISS Royce, supervisor OF domestic art
In the Ogden schools. will give her lee
lures and training in sewing In the af-
ternoon instead OF the morning in order
that more students viii be able TO take
advantage OF the course
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DR.. Curtis Asked to Meet With
School Board and Play
grounds Association.
PRINCIPALS ARE NAMED
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION
Number Of Married Women
Held Not to Be Governed
by Recent Ruling.

At special meeting OF the city board
of education held Saturday evening the
board decided to extend an invitation TO
DR.. Henry S. Curtis, formerly director
of public parks in New York City 10
the members of the promotion and pub
licity committee OF the Parks and Play
grounds association and to the members
OF the city board OF park commissioners
TO meet with 1t next Tuesday night.
This action was taken at the request
OF william II. Leary, chairman OF the
promotion and publicity committee OF the
Fairgrounds association.
The matter TO be taken up is relative
to the cooperation Of the Parks and Play
grounds association. the park commits
sion and the school board in respect to
the securing of more adequate parks and
Fairgrounds in the city Dr. Curtis Will
outline, in a short address, plans for this
end.
DR.. Curtis is one OF the most eminent
OF the profession In this country and
has recently been brought to Salt Lake
City by the University OF Utah and the
Fairgrounds association.
Al the conclusion of four-hour eH-
ecutive session, the board, as com
mittec OF the whole, decided to recon-
mend the reelection OF the principals OF
the city schools in accordance with the
teachers and school work, 1t is under
stood that there was strong opposition
to two men.
Principals Are Re-Elected.
The list re elected follows:
George A. Eaton. high school. $500;
]. T. Worlton 1880: Mary Dysart, $1,000.
Elizabeth Fritz. $500: f. s. Hallock.
$1,000; w. S. Rawlings, 1880; J. II.
Coombs: $1,000; y. B. Kesler, $3.50; Grace
Frost. S2os0: H; j. Stearns. $4,000: Eta
Powers, $1,000. T.; B Folsom. 5000; 2.
e. II. Scott, $1,000 +. D. keeler. 5000;
f n. Poulson. $1,000; w, d. Prosser,
s2050: Josephine Chambers, $500; ": J.
Mccoy, 5000; Evelyn Reilly, $1,000: will
liam Bradford, $22Oo; L. NJ. Qualtrough.
$1,000; D. r. Coombs. s2050; Oscar Van
Cott $1,000: Mark c. Brown S2l00.
Married Women Successful.
A lengthy discussion was had on the
question OF employing married women as
teachers whose husbands can provide
them with n living. After thorough
consideration OF the matter, the board
decided 10 recommend the reelection of
TIE following teachers who are married
women.
Belle Z. Bickford Rose r. Storer. Mar
garet Outcalt, Bertha Martin Matilda
Stephens. Alma D. Whitaker Winona l..
Ncedham. Lillian Brooke, Sallic White.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
COX IS To Be SUED
FOR WOMAN s DEATH
Guardian Appointed to Bring
Action for the Minor
Children.

For the purpose of prosecuting an action
against Oscar l. Cox for damages for
the death of Mrs. Linda G. Mineer, who,
It is alleged. was run over by CoX's ma
chine. petition was filed in the Third
district court Saturday by Alma A.
Mineer TO be appointed guardian ad Item
of Lawrence A. and Alvin A. Mineer.
minor sons Of the decedent. 1t is set
forth in the petition that the two boys
are the sons OF the petitioner and that
owing to the fact that their mother died
following the accident, II is desired TO
bring an action for damages against
Cox.
The suit proper will probably be fled
Monday, and as To the exact amount OF
damages which Will be asked has not yet
been made known. IL is said. however,
that heavy damages will be sought. Mrs.
Miner, it Is alleged, was run down by
Cox's machine last winter. AT first 1t
was thought that the injuries would not
prove serious, but complications set in at
the hospital resulting in the woman's S
death.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
DENTAL SOCIETY To
MEET IN SALT LAKE
Officers TO Be Elected in Addi-
tiOn TO Other Business
Matters.

The Utah State Dental society viii
meet at the Commercial club Friday
While in the city the delegates will b,
guests OF the Salt Lake Society OF Den
lists The meeting will consider mum
Der Of matters OF Importance and will
elect officers. A banquet Friday nigh
will conclude the meeting.
The meeting will bring 100 or more
visiting dentists TO Salt Lake.
DIR, G. w. Gates of this city is presi
dent of the state society and Dr.. Enocf
Van Cott is president OF the city society
The arrangements for the reception anc
entertainment OF the guests are IN tht
hands OF a committee comprising DR. T.
G. Van Law and DR. Fred W McalSin o.
the executive committee OF the state so.
ciety, and Drs. j, b. Gordon, + r. Evans
Hyrum Gergstrom and L. c. Fairweathar
representing the city society
\ paper on Diagnosis of Various In.
iemmatiops Of the Mouth" Will be read
by DR.. A. II. Irvine. eye. ear. nose anl
throat specialist Other papers on den.
distry and allied subjects Will be read by
DR.. Enoch Van Cott DR.. /. s. Smith ol
Logan and DIR. ]. S. Calderwood Of Logan
All sessions will be held at the CONNER.
cial club.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
RAILR0ADERS ENJOY
DAY AT THE LAGOON

Members OF the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive EnEinemen and Firemen. with
their women's auxiliary lodge, held a
basket picnic at the Lagoon yesterday
races. including an egg and spoon" race
for women and tugs OF war for the men.
Sacl; races, races for girls over II years
OF age, and a cracker-ea ting contest for
boys were some OF the unique ettrac-
tons.
Voting contests were held for the most
popular woman and for the hameliest
man. In the afternoon there was a ball
game between picked teams from the
Oregon Short Line and The Denver g.
Rio Grande employees. Dancing In the
evening added to the enjoyment OF the
picnic The raiIroadcrs distributed
handsome souNenlr OF The occasion.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
JOHNSON IS WINNER
IN THE LAND OFFICE
Important Cases Come Before
the Register and Receiver;
Jones Loses.

In the local United States land Office
yesterday, Registrar L. D. R. Thompson
and Receiver M. NJ. Kaign, sitting as
Judges. filed decisions in the case of the
United States against Ernest w. John
son and Elmer B. Jones. The proceed.
ings against both men involved right
and title to certain lands secured by
homestead entry, charges having been
brought that neither men had complied
with the laws regulating the acquire
ment by entry. One decision favored
Johnson, while the other Cancelled the
entry made by Jones.
Action against johnson was brought
February s, 1911, the charge being
made that he had not lived up to the
public land laws covering an entry
made on five lots in section 10, town
ship 10 north, range west, Salt Lake
meridian Johnson filed denial of the
charge ON March % and the case was
heard May before the clerk of the
evidence recorded was set before Re-
ceiver Kaign and Register Thompson,
whose decision yesterday says that
Johnson acted in good faith relating
to the entry, the protest as to right
and title being ordered dismissed.
In the case of Jones, however, the
contention of the government that his
entry upon quarter section of land
in section IS, township II north, should
be Cancelled through failure to comply
with the governing laws, was sustained.
1t was pointed out that the testimony
showed some attempt on the patr Of the
defendant to comply with law and also
that he had made some improvements
on the land in question, but the testi-
mony taken as a whole convinced the
local officers that Jones did not make
such residence upon his homestead tract
as is required by law.
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DIED


ORTENSEN-George l.. Mortensen
died at the family residence. ITO Twen-
~ seventh street, Ogden, Utah. on June
1G, 1911. at 1880 p. m. The remains
will reach Salt Lake June is on the 445
train OF the Oregon Short Line and Will
so directly to City cemetery for In
terment.
NICOL-At the residence, 234 South Sth
East Elizabeth Nicol. aged 10 years.
mother OF w. l.. Nicol. Notice OF funeral
will be given later.
TEI1PLES-In this city. June IT, 1911 OF
heart disease Maude Tecples OF Holden.
Utah In her twenty ninth year. born in
Holden. Utah. The remains Will he
shipped to Holden by Joseph William
Taylor Sunday evening for burial.
.iLLEN-In this city June II. 1911
Florence V. Allen. aged Sc years. Fu-
neral services Will he held from O'Don-
nell & Co.'S chapel today (Sunday) at
l;3o p. m. 1nterment private at Mt.
Olvet
SMITH-Victor e. Smith died at the
residence. 100 Grape street aged
months. Funeral services VIII be held at
the residence June is. beginning at .
p. M Interment in City cemetery.
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ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD
MEMORIAL SERVICES

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs OF Salt Lake
will join in observing memorial services
this afternoon In Odd Fellows han. post
office place. The services will start
promptly at O'Clock. The following pro-
gram has been arranged:
Song Rock of Ages" 100. Dudley Buck
Coriune Harris Hammer. Edna Dwyer,
Fred c. Graham, j. Willard SQuires.
Prayer ,..............,..R Rev. T. Il Short
Song 20 Divine Redeemer" ... Gounod
Mrs Hammer
Address .,...,. Farley p. Christensen
Song, "A Prayer" .............. .Lieurance
Mr.. Graham.
Song. Gentle Lord. o Gently Lead
Us" Observation-Disclosures. Nevire
Mrs. Hammer, Miss Dwyer. Mr.. Graham.
Mr.. Squres.
Accompanist, Miss Maud Thorne
Director OF music, Fred c. Graham
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
STATE HEALTH BOARD TO
PREVENT MEASLES EPIDEMIC

The state board of health is mailing
hundreds OF placards TO different health
officers OF the state for use in cases of
measles. The conspicuous sign reads.
Measles Exist on These Premises" and
cautions any person residing in the house
infected or surrounding property TO leave
until d!s!nfection has taken place or Il
proper order secured from the health Of
fccr In charge. In the past complaints
OF Hagrant carelessness among country
folk afflicted with the malady have
reached the board. which has decided to
enforce more strict observance of the
rules governing quarantine.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Struck it Rich

There announced in The Tribune Want Columns
day auction sale that included the and fur
nishings of old established club.
Among the property offered for sale assortment
Of pictures and paintings including that dsco
ored through age and smoke.
The majority of those who attended the sale glanced
only casually these vertabe sold
mere fraction of their actual value
The purchaser able realize very handsome profit
from his investment the opportunity for which pre-
sented 10 him through The Tribune Want Ads
1t pays to watch The Tribune Want Ads carefully
If you have anything dispose of insert little ad in
The Tribune. Call either phone-Bell 5000; Ind $50
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
Farewell Testimonial.

On Tuesday evening. June 20. at s
o o'clock In the Seventh ward amusement
hall. Il farewell testimonial will be held in
honor OF James B. and Emma j. Wakley
who Will leave in a few days on mission
TO England for the Mormon church, \
splendid musical program has been ar
ranged Talks win be made by ID. o.
Wiley Bishop Iverson. Arnold H. Schu-
thess and Bishop Tingey Missionaries
present VII: give short talks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
CHANGE OF VENUE ASKED
BY ACCUSED OFFICIALS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO. JUNG 17.-John NJ. Tavlor.
Frank y. Hartman. Charles l.. Ewing
and Joseph Buker, former Illinois Cen
trail officials. indicted on charge OF
muclins the road out Of nearly 81 900. 900
by fraudulent car repair bills. obtained
q postpopement OF their trials till next
week. when a petition for a change OF
venue was filed today by Taylor.
Two band concerts. saltair, today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

MT MT MoRIAH LODGE No
non,b M',bbMasonic han. second ;M = ?: u
tomrr,r , members of sister iSu'n land and s.
vited '"T Dans members in good di'osss .,s snf
pher Diehr secres.n,,!,h Il: ssn,!,h. ". r.; Gad,ss sss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

M.-zPsE cEAprrs
s,,or.ler :; Order Ea,tessa n
Nestated ers, mse,Inss ! &
nlst Monday oi 4,
month MasonIr is'
First South 5S ~,
r. nmeTlners cordially srs
g. sLAY .AY kEYEs. vi
. SEEWARD. seersi.r
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r
Mckenzie. Display yards 4c2 So State
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MoNUMENTs, ToMBsToNEs

N~@~~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
TOMRSTONES AND MONUMENTS
prices reasonable. C. A. Tx. 52i South
Sth West. Ind. l0633. e2220
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

NJ Mk1MMINS-FuDeral services over the
remains OF Irene l.. Mckimmins who
died in this city June 10 1911 will be
held from st, Marks cathedral today
Sunday at 1 p. m. Interment private
az Mt Ollret
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
FOR SALE OR TRADE.
TO TRADE

f'onS S hS FOR SALE OR TRADE For
-.+al estate. Bell phone I45S-K. faiao
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS
ORGANIZE FOURTH DEGREE

Fourth degree members of the
Friday evening in the Knights OF
Columbus hall at 1877 East First South
street TO organize local fourth de-
gree assembly. r. 40 'Brien. master
Of the >ourth degree. will direct the or
ganization of the new assembly.
Two band CONCERTS. Saltair today
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
CARD OF THANKS


MRS. E. NJ. PINkERTON AND FAMILY
desire TO express their most heartfelt
thanks TO the neishbors and friends who
so kindly assisted in their bereavement
and for the many beautiful flowers
MRS. Il. N. PINKERTON
AED FAMILY
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
FOR SALE
POULTRY AND PET STOCK

HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES WITH A
small space In their back yards are
making nice money out of chickens and
eggs by using Hills Portable Poultry
Houses, Big free book tells you all about
1t. Write for one today
LEWIS a. HILLS.
Owner Hills Poultry Farm. $40 East 18th
South, Phone Murray 310.
VISITORS ALWAYS WELCOME.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18
FOR SALE
FOR sA1,E-M1scEILANEoUs

SODA WATER FOUNTAIN. FnE IT,,
scription case. cash regfster; very
cheap. Brico Drug Co. 1o1 e 2nd 90; go
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SILVER sPANGLED HAMBURG EoGs
for setting. bull kept for service, GOV
fetched. A. T. Saunders. rear i'i. aSno
Main ST. Phone 2374Y, oSVo
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

STALE BREAD FOR SALE CHEAP AT
Royal Baking Co. stale bread Depot
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-06-18

WILL EXCHANGE AUTONOB1LE fos
real estate. Consolidated Wagon ana
Machine Co, l3S-I5o State st. eolo
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HOTEL RANGE. STEEL SAFE. CASH
register; cheap. 3o1 So. State. dooie
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CHfCKERING GRAND PIANO. OIL
paintings, organ; 301 So. State oSo.I
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS


EBEE w EALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embnlmer. l64 ), West Temple. Phones
1919. de
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UTAH CHAPTER NO. !. r. A \
Stated ronvoca tion last Wednest,s
each month 1T Ma sonic hall. romff
ond East and First South strsets p
nanIons cordiarv Invited. e. ?. Ifa@|
II C., Moses q Phillips SECRETARY
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LUMBER. SHINGLES. LATH. SASn
doors. mil! work every kina; kinGl'hfs kiInfim 3
Lumber Co.. 6l3 South 5th West mo; ~,
1886. 10
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LIST WHAT YOU HAVE TO SELL
with the S. L. Auction & Commission
gets the prices. o23 W. So. Temple. BeD
60o5. neSS
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UTAH COMrANDERY NO. /. Yylra
Temnlar-Stated concIaves hsh
Masonic temple. corner Second EaS
First South the first Thursday of =
month. Soionrn'-g Sir knights ccs11
invited Ia attend
JOHN A. HnrTGHToN. =
F. O. LEATFERWOOD. Records
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THREE s75 FOOT BOWLING ALLEo17SS :
for sale cheap Ind. phone 1879 ts'<
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JORDAN LODGE NO. 2. I, O. O. =
Meets eyerv Monday night al
F. temple Visitors invited A -
Jr., n. G.. A: w. T. Hopkins, ssa.,
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ACCORDION PLEAIM,

sUNBURsT AND sIPEs sIP2hs Esst =
Mrs. NJ NJ. Jennens. oV' y
st. Bell phone lI+S-A