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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-05-01
ADADTNfENTS

III = II = VI ,'.N =
3-roon apt. st. Regis. Il. End So. S25.
4-room apt st. Regis. T.. End So,
$3.50.
groom apt. Gibbons. PAT L. End So.
SIS.
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WANTED-RAILWAY NAIL CLERKS.
Average si100- Preparation free for
coming to Salt Lake City for eXamina =
tions. Franklin Institute. Dept. BILE,
Rochester y. 7. d2560
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HOLLYWOOD APARTMENTS.
-FOUR rooms. bath. closets. Wilfley pe1S peegns
Bell phone 5623 5louo
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COMPETENT LUNCH COUNTER HELP
always wanted; z. Il. work. Apply in
person manager o. S. =. cafe. Union de.
pot. 1851
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-FURNISHE ROOMS
So. ~-~-~N~~~~~~~~-~--~-~-~~~>>~
-\lCELf FURNISHED CLEAN ROOMS;
phone. bath close IN. EOS East 3rd
South. d7Sj
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FOR RENT-ELEGANT s-RM- APT;
light and airy. La France Bell Zo- ~
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WANTED
WANTED-FEMALE HELP

FREE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, BASE
ment First Congregational church. We
get you position free of charge. Tele-
phones Ind. 1866; Bell 5S22. t2!I3
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BANKS AND BANKING
MERCHANTS BANK

MERCHANTS BANK
of Salt Lake City.
Foreign exchange; travellers cheques;
interest paid on time and savings de-
posits: your account, largo or small will
receive careful attention. H p Clark.
president: John ]. Daily. vice president: A.
II. Peabody. vice president; w. H Shear
man, cashier
t2ss2
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LADIES WANTED TO WORK HOME
during their spare time. demand Tor
our work: reliable iirr. 1l2 End East.
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LADY CLOTHES IRONERS AND MAN
gle girls; no experience necessary.
ra!ace Laundry Co.. 75S East ath South:
d52
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LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN
wants office manager with some money,
must have Al reference. Sd, Tribune
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LET Us DEVELOP YOUR ABILITY BY
systematic training. Call and see us,
Maylon Detective Service. 20S-209 McIn-
tyre building Phones 537. d3i7l
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WE FURNISH you ALL KINDS OF
Slavonian and Austrian help, Slavonl Ian
Emp Agency. 121 So. 3rd West, upstairs:
Ind. 66S. Bell 1884 cli57
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FOR RENT-MODERN AND 5-R
oSorner apartment in Kensingtou Ba. EEL
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NEW STEWART APARTMENTS. coz
nei lst ave. and ST.. and a-ro9a. ,oas
apartments. Bell 1881. t9zo
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ANNOUNCEMENT

~>-~~>~~>~>---~~~~
DIR. G. w. MUM. V. s.. HAS MOTE6
TO his new black oil laboratory, rear
'A-" AASoAnS oiuS' d425sd
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SOLICITORS. GOOD PROPOSITION.
exclusive territory. Call evenings. 335
So. Ith East d293i
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FOR RENT
HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS

TWO SUNNY HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS.
6 EaS. light and phone: no children. 3o9
South 5th East. di6l9
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WANTED - GIRL FOR GENERAL
houseMork, small family. 12lS ith ave.
Bell 360g-N. di09a
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FOP LENT

APARTMENTS TS-UNFURNISHED
OZARK APIS. ROOMS STEAM
neat, $l7.00. 45i Fifth East. S Sat,
Dr. Turner. 1o35-A Independent, oZaeI
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DO YOU WANT 4 GOOD POSITION?
Take a course at Henacer's Business
College. Positions secured for all grad
yates. d39Oi
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FOR RENT
ZOE BENT --HoUsEs
eIs ~ --~~~~~>>o o4FU.
SA5, SA5,oo-t-RoOM Mon
-fEONE 3320-l95ip As =
40, w. TEMPLE BELL
7-KooM ! D., MODERN Ho1,,
ApnLy lai II street eiiousE %
a NEW. l-RooM 49,
house. with iaroaai iUai M0DEpr
per per month. Rear zsssments5
$40 So. ar1 atc1anE!on Kln Lime ana an, 9
Rooms. MOD. V;,-,
,oo basement and gas WITH o.
"-V n month. 'anse. r..
1n-I1 LYON
Phones-ssaa1st East 3rd 81. !
= Rms; Rms. s5l SOUTH sT,,.
a month. oisappesn,-
rms. rear 4e5 xo.,,
oath. ., J.. all claan .,a is "a
rms. i'm a., h' VI -
nrtek house. s25 a nood,i ,,si IL
rms. Furnished G"nin-
Sas range. mod. IL. Fn an oae
NJ rooms: Furnished N n Fb
Main st. 500 a rnon;,m modsl
81 BETTILYoy
lo-l2 East 5rd ~
lllones-BelI 20s0. T. IL
S-R02M BOO J, MOD. REsIDEycs
sl&-ROoM MODERN
Bel lGnss; sag2.Y 70 dogs. is5 soasIs Ss
S-RooM ,Al MODERN HoT;ov
at III y. w, Temple ss5 :
l. AND s-ROoM vo1,r
Kew at s23 East SuggpssRS Sug
. NICE ROOMS, p,y,.
and cellar. Rear 1S1 1"dlki
rear '"' +. md South ~ ~
HOUSE OF / ROOMS -,
al also basement. Q room, sV1
5-RooM MODERN gPrcv .
So: G-room modern mn
West. Ind. 1902 o''ek
-ROOM MOD. BRICK Ho5,--
also " rooms and s1,mmye
inquire 52S +. ith South
MODERN 2 ROOMS am D..
per monthly s55 Esst y, nt
phone 2T44-k. 'a -
s-ROoM HOUSE FOR pv7--
Sth South. Hf'l
THREE LARGE Roovc
modern. large bath 49,
stove. also coils TO heat -
no street csr fare: orIy M
but must be small fsmsl.
East 1th So, or Bell phn,s
7-POOM MOD. BRICK a; -
East. ;" ~
HOUSES FVFpYWuFRV. e.
you wan,, New Era Re.l,y
t-RoOM HOUSE sf,. A.,
rooms. Bell Forest l.5-z
4-ROoN MoD. BRICK. vr--
near Franklin school Pm.
l I AND I 5-EooM HOUSE n
osI Canvon road.
THREE-EooN MopE2y =
newly panered. large hsss-.
Eliza beth 50.
s-ROOM MODERN HOUSE ~
ave Inquire goa McIntyrs ~
FOR RENT-SIX-RooM Nopr1
tage. close in. Applv s.i l1
5-ROOM MODERN HOUSE
large sleeping porch. AS IS. f
FOR RENT-HoUsEs rusr
7-ROOM MODERN TgRRXcT/
furnished. nice and clean. a.
east Of Main on Ord South:
month. Ross G. Davis. 800 Ju'
ing. Phone Ind. lil0.
3 RMS. MOD. PANTRY.
gas: only . blocks from Na-
s25. Bell 552s-Y.
AN ELEGANT HOME OF 10 H1|
First avenue: strictly modsr7 +
respect Inquire Hubbard Inye<
66 ". 3rd South.
5-ROOM FLAT. FURNIsHE[
crn. 65 E. lst North. Bel N
5-ROOM MOD. HOUSE. NIcE1
nished. beautiful location. 4
Bell 6IS.
:-ROOM, GAS AND ALL
conyeniences. south Of "a s
tween Bird and ith East.
,-ROOM COTTAGE, Fl7
modern. Sc East 1st S1
'o9S-1.
NICELY FURNISHED M0DE3'
room cottage. janitor serl1<
Wayne ave. Inquire No. ID"
hue
ROOM HOME. THREE
from Temple. Goddard IHyc
Phones $50.
WANTED-HOUSES FUu
COUPLE JUST FRoA
geles desires 10 lease D OF
,letely furnished house: eleS
,r east: VIII exchange Al
all Mrs. Callahan. Bill.
,ity.
FOR RET
OR RENT-sToREs AND
WANTED - GOOD. H
PARTY TO OPEN AN W
;ROCERT. IN GOOD -
TO BE Run ~
ION WITH A GOOD e.
lEAT MARKET ADLA
'cX s25.
me PLATE GLASS E9N
SPLENDID ESTABLlShr
InNT rnD rpnCERY
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COMPETENT GIRL FOR COOKING
and houScwork; no laundry Bell 1916
Address 1885 East South Temple d4093
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GOOD GIRL. GENERAL HOISEWORK:
good pay and good home TO right party.
VI last 3rd South. dl0I9
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GLEASON APARTMENTS.
IbS T.. 6th South; four rooms. strictlV
Gas range. Call Bell 531S-K. $50 per
month c34t5
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WANTED-AGENTS.

HUSTLERS WANTED-s25 10 SlO0
made weekly on cement posts; write
Tor immediate particulars; five states for
mert Atlas block. Salt Lake City agent
Tor Thomas Edridge. Bell 540s. Ind. 3T5
dlO69
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ATTEND HENAGER'S BUSINESS COL
lege II YOU want the best: day and night
sessions enter any time; positions guar
ahteed. d390l
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i-RooM MODERN. FRONT AND REAR
l5i South md Eaet c33SS
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YOUNG MAN FOR RETAIL BUSINESS
best references from last employer re-
quired. Apply &-49. Tribune. d3S72
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e-KOOM FLAT. TOP FLOOR. STASar,
ie. apts.. l6i Il. So. Temple. p-"V
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Two FURNISHED ROOMS FOR LIGHT
housekeeping. modern house. cheap 5i5
w End North. dl032
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FIVE SUCCESSIVE ENROIIMENTs
at Utah Business College were former
students Of another local school, There S
reason. d4659
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WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP

80 MEN TO BORROW MONEY ON
ANYTHING Of value, Uncle Sam. 80 East
1et South. Gao
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TUCK APARTMENTS.
no East opposite city and county blug;
ihiee rooms. Apply house rear oI
apartments c25l6
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GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSEWORK.
Apply No. ! Louise flats d3s7S
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SUITE OF 5 ROOMS; LAKENlEW
apartments. all conyen!ences. E'l zoo tSo
Main ST. Ind 1922 coos
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GOOD COMPETENT GIRL FOR GEN
eral housework; family of three. Apply
evenings. Bell phone 250l. 127 Twelfth
East d3Cs3
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DETECTIvH

MAYLON DETECTIvs sS.ss; 4
thoriZed: police reiefssT ssT ~
reliable. Both phones ScintJ1
gate anything. 20s-s
South Main
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

POSITION AS COOK IN CAMP OR
construction work. by experienced man.
Address SAY, Tribune d771
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LADIES TO SELL OUR QUALITY
line every town In state Irvine Chem
ical Co.. $50 So w. Temple. dlsi5
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HOTEL FREMONT. 48 POSTOFFICE
place. Strictly modern; steam heated.
family trade solicited. A. c. Morrison
proprietor tISaS
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8-RoOM MODERN uo1-o.,
al III y. w. TempIes J, =
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NJ. ]. DIXON EMPLOYMENT AGENCY
Skilled and unskllled laborers furnished
20 East 1st South. corner Commercial;
Bell phone S2SS. Ind. 923. pa5
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSEPAUL HEN, PRO-
prietor es East 1st South: 250 rooms
rates 35c. 40c and SOC. x1934
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SlA-ROOM MODERN -
ri, tanse; 5aa. no 80 dogs. lea sd,ls9liQ asiQ
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FOR RENT
~, nrn,r uo11sHs uNFuRN1HED

NO 50 aRD EAST. s-ROoM MODERN
first class house. 10 be uSed oT P'lsa Psat9
family only G. Z. Boutwell,. saii"
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i-KoOMS. PANTRY. SUMMER KITCU-
en- and two clothes closets: sensrate
IiJa nSuse, newly papered throughout; west
KELLY & MoNTRoSE. BROKERS
20l-2 Mcintyre Bldg.
insurance Good Companies
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COSY 4-RooM APARTMENT IN THE
,oqulGra: s25 South 4th East s32 %
fhone 4.3 or 4325-S c3432
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MODERN COTTAGES. JUST Pa
nered a nd oioaned. 4 and 3 rooms Bell
2027-Z CTS
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FINE LARGE sToREHov~
glass front. full basemenI al
state ST.. rent reasonable ="
Holmes. knutsford hotsl
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ONE 5-RooM MODERN FLAT. 7Is
East 9Th South. AAoo-
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FOR Rect
FOR RFNT-SToRES AND

FINE PLATE GLASS EAgS5
SPLENDID ESTABLlSnl
TON FOR GROCERY.
FRITSCH. NO. 3u ~ I
2ND FLOOR
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% HOUSES. ALL KINDS, LOCALiIIE rs
and prices. Tuttle Bros. CO.. LOO MnaH naH
st. &'9o
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80 IsT AVE. ROOMS. THOR
ouehly modern; two sleeping porChes
apply f. B, Cook. Felt bldg. or 5' lst
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s-ROOM MODERN COTTAGE. WITH
basement. Rear $50 East oth South;
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CARPET CLEANING

PERFECTLY SATISFACTORY work
guaranteed. prices as low as good work
Wiu permit Am. Carpet Cleaning Co.
Bell zl70. I'D 93. b2s2G
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El.kO HOTEL. 275 SOUTH MAIN:
steam heat. rooms 20 cents: 81 per
week and up. tl295
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

LAUNDRY WORKERS
union. Ind. 26i3 for wash women or TO
call for washing. d2sS7
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a JAPANESE YOUNG MAN HAS TEN
years experience specially handling
chlnaware, also has knowledge OF book
Keeping as well as shipping clerk: wishes
a position for any kind work in the store
good reference: apply or write. T.
Tani. 33 Richards ST. e5
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE INVEST
MENT CO.
35l Main Street Phones 81
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go or Your Bond
Lines. dfI1s
Employers Liability and all Casualty
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TWO CONVENIENT SUI rsnf ~ Il
er-Eldredge building; g;sones g.
Daynes, 45 Main st. Fn0n-
FOR RENT-THE Sicf.or1||
lighted room in the ne.,,, 80. 4
lease and low rent. ApP..
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BY AMERICAN WOMAN OF EXPERT
cnce. executive and otherwise. position
well as Drawn will be appreciated: can't
bake and won't wash and iron: almost
anything else. respectable, considered, in
town or out. Address X-21. Tribune
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HOUSE OF / ROnNs -,
18th East. i"Oms n
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CORNER ROOM. r1snk
Continental National
Go and Commercial 81
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HOTELS

HOIEL IiDISALD.
Cor 1st 80. and West Temple com
pletely refurnished and under new man
agement- Rooms all strictly modern and
up to date. Running water. light. heat.
Mary " Began, proprietor. Rates So
up d25G2
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FiVE-ROOM TERRACE. BATH AND
cellar; front and rear porches, gas
range. hot and cold water, steam heat
$50. See janitor, Kuster apartments; 321
L. 5th SO. d24s5
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OFFICE ROOMS. TRIBUNE. Z
and Herald building,
Westcotr. 20s Herald o!os.
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HAVE ONE THREE-RoOM AND ONE
two-room furnished apt for rent rea-
sonable: fine neighborhood; close in. Ind
S63,. d2e4l
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GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
work. OIL LIST avenue. di267
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WANTED-SAnESMEN.

ONE WHO HAS HAD EXPERIENCE IN
putting on special sales; services want
ed for snort time; state experience and
give references. Write today and address
w. b., lnlS ONCE. e1o
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412 WEST sED NORTH. 3 ROOMS, 81.
Rear III East 7th South, rooms. sl2oO.
A MCCLELLAN & CO.
63l West 2nd South. clooo
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DELIGHTFUL NEW ROOMS. NEWLY
furnished, very reasonable, TOO. Tabor
motel JOG South End East, opposite Ma
sonic temple. d2l2S
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CARPETS CLEANED ON THE FLOOR:
hpecial rdtss. WORK guaranteed. Lam
pert Bell D. 1926
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SANTO FOR SALE OR RENT; CLEAN
Ing done Stewart Gleason Co. SO w.
End South st. Bell 2so. Ind. 702 x3l7s
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LOST AND FOUND

LoST-FOx TERRIER DOG, WHITE
with black head and tip of tall 2i9
West 5th South. Reward d3SS0
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"E2 pER MONTH. A GOOD. MODERN
cool fbTm 6pnsza ora1k a ON beautiful north side;
winter: See owner. 3si G ST.. i 70 ~ '
- A'ee Cdr. d5913
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FOR RENT-CHOICE 4-ROOM APART
mcnt at the ST. Regis: one of the best
locations In the city. New management.
d2952
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-16

inst. The estimate indicates the
largest crop of wheat ever produced
in this country. The acreage of
winter wheat is 81, 1000 with an
estimated yield of AIS, 9l5,000 bushels.
Spring wheat acreage is 20, 900
with conditions indicating IA yield Of
2S4,370,0 900 bushels, or a total of
764, 900 bushels, or 6S,842,O0O
bushels more than last year, which
would be the greatest crop on record.
The winter wheat crop is practically
assured over all winter wheat country.
Harvesting has been in progress for
two weeks and Oklahoma shipped the
first care of the new crop on Monday
of this week. In the spring wheat
country, barring a small section here
in South Dakota, the conditions are
very favorable. The grain trade ac-
cepts the report rs being very close to
actual conditions, and on the strength
of the report the price declined 7
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-16
THE INDEPENDENT.
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
from sH Around the Town and
County.

Mrs. L. E. Sasse was on the sick
list Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Robinson, Of
Highmore, visited friends in this city
the first of the week.
THE Man of the Hour played
by Lewis & Schweden big company
of 35 people, June Is, Is and u.
L. F. AltfIIisch went to Iroquois
Tuesday morning to attend a meeting
of the directors of the Iroquois State
Bank.
All new plays this season, change
of program every evening at Lewis
s. Schweden Big Shows, June IS, l6,
aud II.
-FouND-Saturday in the basement
of the Evangelical church, "A watch
fob. Owner can have by identifying
property, Apply to Rev. }. E. Booth.
Mrs. A. S. Carpenter came up
Mitchell last wet k to meetold acquain-
tances on Old Settlers Day and to
spend several days with friends in
De Smet.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Ruskeil are en-
tertaining a young banker at their
home, he having arrived Thursday of
last week. He tipped the scales at
ten pounds.
The @. g. n. w. is distributing
telephone poles along its right of
way to be used in the construction of
a telephone line to facilitate the dis
patching of trains.
-Mesdames l.. Krumvieda and W.
s. Andrews went 70 Chamberlain the
first of the week to represent Beth
lehem chapter at the meeting of the
Eastern Star grand lodge.
-Aylmer Cole came up from
Bookings to spend Sunday with the
l.. f. Althllisch family. Mr., Cole is
very much pleased with the prospects
in connection with the First National
Bank of Brookings in which he and
a friend from Bellevue, Iowa, recently
secured a large portion of stock.
-Rt. Rev. Fredk. Johnson, bishop
of South Dakota, will administer the
rite of confirmation at st. Sttph,n ms
Episcopal church next Sunday even
ing. There will be special music in
full harmony. The bishop will come
from the east on the evening train SO
that the services will not begin until
$50.
George Smith and a party from
Madison visited De Smet Friday.
They were distributing advertising
matter for the chautauqui association
of that city. The program prepared
for that annual event this season is
one of the best that could be obtained.
Those who are wishing for something
good 10 that line will find it at Madi'
son.
-On Thursday last Cornelius Nc
Cornell, who was working for Murray
Peck on the Waite Jesse farm, was
caught between the wagon and The
door while driving into the barn ano
was very severely Injured. Six RIBS
were torn from the back bone, his
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1911-06-16

Under canvas Lewis & Schweden
Big Shows all new this season.
June Is, l6 and II. Popular prices.
-Hod Perry went to Volga Mon
day where he has one or two locks of
sheep to shear for parties in that
locality.
DIR. and Mrs. j. S. Bates came
over from Clear Lake for Old Settlers
Day. The doctor intended to return
Sunday but remained on account of
the wind until Monday. Mrs. Bates
remained for a weeks visit among
friends.
There was a double wedding at
the Rev. Ostergaard home ten miles
north of here last Sunday when Miss
Thyra Ostergaard was welded to
Harold Nielsen and Miss Helga
O~stergaard was married to Anton
Bull, Mr.. Nelson is a son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter O. Nielsen of
near Badger but Mr.. Bull is a
stranger to us but we understand he
lives at Tyler, MINI. The two brides
are the accomplished daughters OF
Rev. and Mrs. Ostergaard. We ex-
tend congratulation and wish them
the best that life can bring,-Hetland
New Era
The Old Settlers celebration in
this city Saturday, June 10th, can be
set down as one of the most success
full affairs of the kind ever recorded.
The crowd commenced to come in
early in the morning and by ten
O'Clock there was a crowd equal to
that on any such occasion for years
past. But the crowd continued to
grow and in the afternoon was esti-
mated to be the largest ever enter
tanned in this city. The program as
published was carried out during the
day. The Fourth Regiment Band of
Watertown, gave us plenty of high
grade music and was fully appreciat-
ed by all. The street performances
were were by high class artists and
pleased everybody. The league game
of base ball in the afternoon was a
fine game and satisfied the base ball
enthusiasts. The game went to
Mitchell by a score of to /. The
attendance at this game was as large
as ever recorded by the Athletic
Assn. However, the thousand or
more who witnessed the game did not
seem to lessen the crowd on the
street to any great extent. What
pleases De Smet people most is
that visitors were pleased with the
program furnished for their entertain,
ment. We heard many remark that
it was better than they had any reason
to expect at such a celebration. The
day vas ideal for tie rvrut; the { OVID
was good uatured and we'll pleased,
and there was a noted absence of
drunkenness and boisterousness which
sometimes mar an event of this kind.
The government report as to
grain acreage and conditions was
issued on the afternoon of the Sth