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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
AT the Hotels

e. Gilbertson represented Hickson ii
Fargo yesterday.
Angus Mckay came to Fargo satur.
day from Gardner.
A. r. Johnson OF Minos was q sun.
day arrival In Fargo.
F. Fl. King Of Mandan transacted
business here Saturday.
w. ]. Burke OF Bathgate transacted
business here Saturday.
J. G. Aitcheson OF Valley city is 4
guest in the city today.
.. w. Conmy came down from Penn.
bina on business Saturday.
o. ]. Norman came in from Illus.
boro on business Saturday.
7. Raustad OF Arthur spent Sunday
at one Of the Fargo hotels.
A. J. Stade OF the satanic city was
Sunday guest on the city.
F. w. Laing Of jamestown was a
Sunday guest at the Waldorf
Mrs. J. @. Reitsch and SON came in
from Darlington this morning.
Oscar Hammer of Valley city called
on friends in Fargo Saturday.
#. J. Latta Of Jamestown was a
weekend guest at the Prescott.
r. A. Houston Of NorthfeId spent
Saturday at one Of the city hotels,
M 7. Myhre of Hickson was among
the Saturday arrivals at the Elliott.
Geo. Dlancy OF Larimore came in ON
one OF the early trains this morning.
john Smith Is a resident Of wal
colt who called In Fargo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, d. oMalley came to
the city Saturday from Valley City.
w. c. Treumann Of Grafton was a
weekend guest at one Of the hotels.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. q. Ray Of Dickin-
son arrived in the city this morning.
Alexander Curry Of Sharon called on
business acquaintance here last week,
e. s. Cole was morning arrival at
one OF the city hotels from Valley City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank p. Allen are
Lisbonites who spent Saturday In the
city.
A. 4. Grubb OF wahpeton is register
ed for Saturday at one OF the popular
hotels.
Attorney LANCER Of Mandan was
among the early morning arrivals in
the city.
G. c. Schmidt and M. McInnes of
Grand Forks were week end visitors
in the city.
r. M. Mayer and w. e. Boyant Of
Devils Lake were guests at the Gard
ner Saturday.
J. C. Ross OF Casselton was in the
city on Saturday and is registered at
the Metropole-
Helmer s. Mattson Of wheatland
was registered yesterday at one Of the
leading hotels
Geo. A. Bangs Of Grand Forks is
well known resident OF that city who
spent Saturday in town.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

ming Of its organization. Although the
Woman's club Is charter member OF
the general federation still the mem
bers are not fully informed as to ite
organization and the talk by Mrs. Boil
ley Friday was most timely. 1t was
decided to appoint Mrs. Magill as one
of the delegates to the federation
meeting at Bismarck this month. Dean
Bowling gave the ladies a fine adj
dress on The Ethical Value OF the
Charitable Impulse, which was highly
appreciated. Mrs. Hancock served tea
at the close of the meeting
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

The Scandinavian w. @. T. u. will
meet Tuesday evening with Mrs. J. N.
Gard of TIC Third street north
Mrs e. b. Mccracken Ia the guest
for week Of her parents, Mr., and Mrs,
r Gornlley Of Second avenue south.
Mrs w. r. Bard OF sixth avenue
south has returned home after q de-
lightfuI visit to her old home In vir-
ginia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl A. westrick are
the proud parents OF fne boy. who
arrived at their home at 40 Fourth
avenue north this morning.
Misses Maidie Cook and Belle Hodg-
SON OF Gardner spent Saturday In
Fargo and attended the performance
OF The White Sister at the operahouse
Saturday evening.
Mrs. NJ 70. Grammar and two children
have returned to their home at Mar
shall, Mimi, after spending a most
pleasant visit with Mrs. Grannan's
sister. Mrs. Oscar Rustad Of Moorhead.
Atty. Smith Skinner and family are
again keeping house at Ella Third
street north, after rooming In q fiat
down town and being absent from the
city part OF the summer. Mr.. Slim
mel will do some lecturing again this
winter.
The Alpha Mu dancing party given
in the A. G. armory on Saturday even
ing was a very fit opening TO the social
activities OF that popular college this
season. The armory presented q very
attractive appearance with decorations
in the college colors, yellow and green,
and the fraternity colors, black and
blue. The usual high standard OF mu-
sic was furnished by Putnams orches-
ira, and about seventy couples of Far
COS most beautiful young ladies and
popular young men were there. The
next event on the social calendar OF
the college will be the faculty recep-
ton which will also be given in the
armory on Tuesday, Oct. IL
The Sunday edition OF The Mime
Rpolis Journal has very interesting
item in regard to the marriage on
Saturday of Miss May Bestor, form
erly OF the Fargo college faculty. 1t
is as follows: A marriage In which
Minneapolis society will be interested
was that yesterday In Berlin, Ger
man, of Miss May Bestor, the daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Ella w. Bestor of Minnea-
polls. and Herr Gustav ]. Waetzold OF
the German embassy in Rome. The
marriage was solemnized In the Kals-
er Wilhelm Gedaechtniss Kirche in
Berlin In the presence Of friends and
acquaintance from the diplomatic
corps OF Germany and italy. Miss
Bestor left Sept. 10 for Europe. going
with friends first to Hamburg, and
later to Berlin. In Hamburg and in
Berlin she was entertained by rela-
tives OF her fiance, whose home is in
Hamburg. Herr Waetzold and his
bride will make their home at the
German embassy in Rome after they
have made wedding trip, and there
the former Minneapolis girl win oc
cupy prominent position. as Herr
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
YIN. c. A.NIGRT SCHOOL
Evening School Opens With q Get To-
ssther Dinner Tonight for
Students and Teachers.

The evening school at the Y. M. c.
A. will open tonight with dinner for
teachers and students. A large number
have already signified their intention
Of being present and a good time Is
assured.
Mr.. Hagen, president or the scandi-
nayian- American bank. will give an
address in the absence OF r, o. Belland,
who was unexpectedly called from the
city.
Prospects for a successful year are
very bright and many are showing
their appreciation for the work that
the Y. M. C. A. is doing.
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Atty. Leroy Baird Of Dickinson was
married at Minneapolis on Tuesday,
Oct. 8. to Miss Anna Hubert Of that
place. Mr.. Baird is young man OF
business affairs, progressive and pos
sesing legal ability. He went to
Dickinson in 1907, having graduated
the previous year from the law de-
partment of the Minnesota university.
He became associated with the late
Attorney Current in the abstract bus
mess and several months later form
ed partnership with his present as
sociate attorney +. c. Hebron.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
AFTER FORTY YEARS.
Camden, 3. G, Woman Receivers From
Stomach TrouhIe.

~~Ftr~NtV - ~sg WNSfFN&Nt bN@%GS&t& F&fft
Stomach Trouble.
No one who ls not well nourished
can be good natured That is why
dyspeptics are always irritable.
But stomach trouble can be cured
In nearly all cases. even after years
OF suffering. Mrs. Sarah c. Ammons,
Camden, 8. c.. says Il suffered from
nervous dyspepsia for forty years and
feared should never get over it. It
kept me In misery all the time. /
was terribly run down. could not
sleep-thought my health was ruined.
Last spring / began taking vinol
and It has no equal. soon began
to improve and now am a well wo-
man again for the first time in forty
years. MY appetite is good. sleep
well and have no stomach trouble at
all These are the plain facts
Take our word for 1t. when you
are weak and run down, cannot eat
or sleep. Vinol is what you need for
IL will build you up and make you
strong. We guarantee Vinol to please
your money back IL It does not. Fout
g Porterfleld, druggists. 81 Broad
way Fargo, N. ID.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

Joseph Nelson and Miss Jessie BEN
nett were united in marriage at the
Methodist parsonage In Kenmare
Thursday, Rev. Robert Johnson Of
ficiating Mr.. Nelson is one OF Burke
county's prosperous farmers. living
three miles west Of Niobe. and the
bride is the eldest daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Bennett. of Kenmare.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

Dan Mcmillan ana Miss Florence
Bowser were married at the home OF
the bride in Milnor on Tuesday, and
Rev. Mr. Wood officiated. The happy
young couple departed the same day
for points In Montana, and other
parts of the west.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

Thursday or last week very quiet
but pretty wedding took place at the
home of Sheriff and Mrs. @. G.
Reams in Glendale. The contracting
parties were Lester j.. Balderson and
Miss Dona Cakes both residents OF
that city. The pleasing and interest,"
ing ceremony was performed by Rev.
Mrs. Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs. Balder-
son left for Aberdeen and other points
on brief wedding trip. They will
reside on the Frank Letson farm near
Glendale. having already commenced
housekeeping there.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
From Thin to Plump
Girls

The expressions Of happiness and graft
tude of several OF HIS young lady patients
for whom he prescribed, the recently sue
cessful hesh foFning product, known as
three grain hypo-nuclane tablets, L. relat.-
ed by a physician In one Of the medical
publica tons and 1t comes as a surprise to
the ordinary layman to learn the heart
throbs Of distress which seems to effect so
many young people who are abnormally
thin. Also to know that the weight can
be 30 readily increased by the use, regu-
larly for several months Of this peculiarly
named preparation, now obtainable OF the
best physicians and Rpothecary shops In
sealed packages with complete Instructions
for self-adminiBtration.
stops a headache or acute pain quickly.
Blackburn's Pain-Away-Pills. Try them.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

Billie Burke, after having her ward
robe soaked in the Carlton FIRE. ar
rived In New York TO find that her
trunks had been forwarded on the
wrong steamer. Some women have
wonderful luck in advertising.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
W0MEN'S CLUBS

The Woman's club held their regu-
lar meeting on Friday at the home OF
Mrs. Hancock. Mr.. Bolley gave most
enlightening talk on the general fed
Grafton and a history from the begin
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Extra speelaI Al Howard Moodx,s.

Extra Special at Howard Moodys.
Fifty ladies' walking skirts, a good
value at $3.50 to s12.60, for two days
only SIS. Take the car to Moorhead
tomorrow morning and get the best
bargain you ever saw. Car passes
Howard Moody's store.
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of Mr.. and Mrs. Willttln Cassidy, re-
spected citizens living a mile and a
half south OF South Heart, formerly
residing at Pase. Mr.. and Mrs. Heg-
ma commenced housekeeping at once
in South Heat.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

this city. which is also the home Of
the bridegroom, he being conductor
on the N. p. with run from Fargo
to Jamestown.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

An Omaha society woman was blown
over by an ocean breeze and lost her
false teeth. Now we know what is
meant by the teeth of gale"
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09

A very pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the L. b. Luther home in Car
rtngton Sunday afternoon, Oct /,
when Miss Elizabeth Gleason became
the bride of Roy Lamb. The bride
for time during the past summer
was employed In Darlington as an OPP
orator at the telephone exchange.
She has since been making her home In
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
The Cate RoyaIe Coffee

is named in honor of the famous old
Cafe Royale of Paris. This picturesque
little restaurant half hidden away, in a
quaint, delightful section Of the French
capital, known only to the initiated
Partisan. is renowned for the social
and intellectual brilliancy which night
ly encircles Its tables.
Evening after evening, beautiful
women, distinguished men, actors, re-
contours and gormands throng it's
tables, listen to it's music, making his
tory and wit and fashion, as they eat
it's wonderful dinners and drink It's
wonderful coffee, the best coffee In
Paris, sir, the connoiseur will tell you
enthusiastically, the best coffee in the
world. That, in fact, is what all pro-
nounce 1.-THE most mellow, the most
fragrant. the most satisfying.
The Cafe Royale Is blended upon
the celebrated formula of this famous
cafe. Taste 1t and you will agree that
1t is the best coffee in the world.
ELLEFSEN
122 broadway Phone act
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
WORKING ON SHEET.
Men Started This Morning Tearing Up
First avenue North.

This morning a number of laborers
were started at work on First avenue
north. The tearing up Of the street
will continue for some time and Con-
tractor Kennedy hopes to have Il in
shape for paving at the earliest OPP
portunity. From now on the pillow and
shovel will be used freely on the
street.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1911-10-09
STATE WEDDINGS

The marriage Of Miss Mary Bartz
and Arthur Krause was soletnnixed on
Thursday, Rev. Mr. Hinck Of Great
Bend, oniciating. They departed for
Wisconsin where they Will make
their hOnes
Theodore =. HegnA ana Miss Mary
Cassidy of South Heart. were united
la the bonds of holy matrimony BY
Rev. Fr John Dignam lit the rectory
Of St. Patrick's church Ill Dickinson
on Monday. Oct. 2. Mrs 4. III Hegna
IL an accomplished young lady, who
finished her schoal studies in Fargo
Iaat year she II the eldest daughter
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
Real Estate Transfers

Deeds of conveyance of the following real estate transfers, in which amounts of s100o or more were involved, were filed in the probate court Saturday:
 s76,3Oo-Corey Land company to the Ten uessee Land company, lots in block 3, G. 10, IL 13, 15 19. 20, 21. %, 2s, 2i, 30, 31, 8 and 65. survey of the property of the Corey Land company.
 s25550-Corey Land company 10 the Ten nessee Land company, lots, in blocks 1. (, :, 10, II. 15 and 3l. survey of the prop erty of the Corey Land company.
 s1900-Mrs. Augusta, Crowder Robert son to A. c. Kyzer lots and 3, block "C," survey of Halls addition to- Besse- mer.
 $35O0-DaisY E.. Carlton to Henry C. liar ris. lot and part of lots 1 and 2. block 4i4 survey of Birmingham.
 si000-G T. Brazelton to P. K. Van Valkenbursh, lot B. survey of Edgewood Park by Edgewood Park Land com Pany.
 SSG00-John G. Housmann to Jerre c. Williams, part of lot F. block 64, survey Of Elyton Land company.
 s7500-A. N. Hawkins to ". J. Rushton ct al. part of lots and 5. block l. survey of Avondale Land company.
 S1S00-Jesse Lucas ct al. to o. W. Page, lot 1. block II, survey of pr. Joseph R. Smiths addition to Birmingham.
 si630-James Liddell to Robert Flynn, part of lots and 1, block 5, of the Dewey eurvey by, Pratt Land and Improvement cOnnany
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CAMP DONATION
 SAL|VE ISSUE Exum Says Park COmmis- sion Will Have to Make
 Decision

The proposition that the city donate a portion of the park property over Red Mountain to the tuberculosis as- sociation Is being discussed with much interest in city hall circles. The card of Miss Alma Rittenberry, pointing out that the establishment of the camp permanently oyer Red. mountain was not favored by the residents of that community and the reply of former Congressman Sydney J. Bowie have served to stimulate the growing Interest in the ma tier.
 It was announced yesterday that the city commissioners and the park com missioners would leave the city hall at noon Monday for the property and look the situation over at close range.
 The commissioners. it is stated, do not feel inclined to donate the Red mountain park property to the camp permanently but there exists little ob- jection to the camp remaining where 1t is now located for several years. The citizens favoring the donation of the land 1t is stated believe that 1t will be five years or perhaps six years before the property can well be develA oped as a recreation park
 President Culpepper Exum uaid yes terday that he was not inclined to donate the city's property in the face of the developments fo: the purpose stated. He said the land was very val uable. parks were necessary and that while the camp could and. would per haps stay where it is for some time, yet 1t would not be his idea to give the land to the camp permanently
 He added that the board of park com missioners would have the final solu- ton of the problem on it's hands. The city commissioners have indicated that all matters pertaining to the parks shall be asted upon by the members of the Board of Commissioners.
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Pisgah Services

Pisgah Assembly-Rev c. O. Oxnam, elder in charge; Rev, Wilson J. Squire. associate. Morning service at Pisgah home with birthday breakfast at a. m., followed by sacrament of the Lords Sup per. At 3 D. m. Dr. OXnam and Rev
 Pisgah tent, near fire department, Avon dale Take Avenue o car to Forty-tlfird street. At 7:30 D. m. Dr. Oxnam will preach in the Gate City congregational church, near Arthur station, Gate City . car line At 3 p. m. Mrs. J. H. Donald
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ton. We have not ask ed for deed. We have only asked for lease covering a period of 20 years.
 We, of course, expected some opposi- tion, but if we wait for unanimous con sent we will never move at all. There are some real estate owners who are opposed to the location of camp, not because it will do the slightest harm to any real estate which they own or to any citizens living near by. nor because they even think it will do any harm but solely because they think that some possible purchaser of lot, might pos sibly think, it might possibly do some harm. The cure of the ills of humanity the prevention and alleviation of hu man suffering, should not be denied on account of such a hypothesis.
 SYDNEY J. BOWIE. President Jefferson County Anti
 Tuberculosis Association"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
East Lake Masons Elect Officers

At the last regular meeting of East Lake lodge, No. 4s0, A. F. and A. M., the ensuing Masonic year: D. E. McLendon, worshipful master; John, w Riddle, sen for warden Ysncy l.. Senn. junior war ,den Sam E.. Jones. senior deacon: Harvey T. Bates. junior deacon; L. J. Cox. sec retary; w. A. Williams treasurer. These officers will be publicly installed tomor- row night, June 26. Music will be fur nished by the boys of the East Lake In- dustrial school. and refreshments will be served after the ceremonies are. over.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25
MINE INSPECTORS
 GIVEN DISTRICTS
Six Associates Assigned to Territories in Mineral
 Region

The duties of mine examina tions to be performed by the six associate mine inspectors were apportioned into ter ritories yesterday by Chief Inspector Nesbitt.
 | The mineral district was sub-divided into six districts under the new laws and one inspector detailed to cover the territory designated by the chief. The headquarters here are unaffected by the order and the local offices will be attended by the chief inspector reg ularly.
 The district was ub-divided as fol- lows:
 District No.
 ". w. Wicker, inspector; No. 12, Pratt Dolomite No. l, Dolomite No. 2, Pratt Mine No. l, Pratt Mine No. 2, Pratt Mine Mo- ', Pratt Mine No. 10, Pratt Mine No. IS, Pratt Mine No. IA, Warner. Coalburg. Graves, Mary Lee, s;ayreton, Weller. Connellsville. Sumter. Johns, Adger.
 District No. ?
 David Kelso, inspector; Mulga (B, Iron), No. 8, Vivian tT. c. I), No. 4 Wylam CT C. L), No. 3 Vivian CT. c. I), No. Wylam CT. c. I.), Blossburg GA. T. c. I), Blossburg CT. c. D, Sleepy Hollow (Sloss). Murray (B. Iron). Blossburg, S3 (Wil. Hillhouse), Blossburs Is (Pratt), cardiff (Sloss), Togo (PratD, Jett (PratD, Crocker tPratt), Mineral Springs. Pratt). FL dorado (Pratb, Jett (Pratt, Crocker (PratD Gift fMorgan), Arcadia (Pratt), Virginia (Sou. SteeD, Acton 1 (Ala. FueD, Acton (Ala. FueD, Acton (Ala. FueD, NickIe Plate (Mur- ray.
 District No. 3 J. F. Webb, inspector; Sayre, Ban ner, Flat Top, Bessie, Palos, Porter, Burnwsll, Barney, Samoset, Dora No. 8, Dora No. 10, Dora No. II. West Pratt Ivy, Red Star, Victor Wigan, Colta. Gamma, Wegra, Pracof Export Pratt. Maxine, Commercial, Empire, Black Diamond (Dora).
 District No. w. R. Ray inspector; Bibb, Young | blood. Belle Ellen No. ?. Belle Ellen No. :, Collonor. Braehead, Hargrove, Cur sey, Savage Creek, Blocton No l, or Hills Creek, Blocton No. 2. Blocton No | 3, Blocton No. T. Blocton No. 8, Piper No. l. Piper No. 2, Red Feather Marvel No, l, Marvel No. 2, Smith Shaft Tus- oaloosa, Abernant, Brookwood, Searles, Blair, kellerman. Rock Castle, Tide ~water, Durie, Grande No. l, Grande No. ?. Maybell, Sutton, Cedar Cane, Shelby Coalmont, Aldrich. Climax, Montevallo, Glen Carbon, Superior, Wordsworth, Red Oak. Straven No. 2. Talliston (down), Hills Creek, Bainford.
 District No.5 | Frank EIiIman, inspector; Fairchids. | Lookout, vanzant, Cahaba Dumping sta tiun> Big Four, Brickyard, Mable, Bloss- l burg Thompson, Brookside, Newfound, Goadale. Lehi=h. Bradford. Fl Vista.
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Sewer Contract Let

The Board of Revenue yesterday let the contract for the construction work to be done on the Valley Creek sani- tary sewer to the J. c. Long company for the consideration of s625. Bids were advertised for several days ago and number of estimates were submitted by various parties.
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Langley, Stout's Mountain, Siloca, Indio. Kimberly, Altoona, Sligo, Taits Gap, In- land, New Castle, Margaret (No. 1 and No. 9. Acmar, Coal City, Short Creek
 District No. 6
 Thomas Roscoe. inspector; Winston county: Advance, Eclipse. Leon, Glen Mary, Gamble Bros. Walker county: Alabama, Ruby, Bankhead, Townley, Nauvoo. Big Ridge. Calumet. West Car bon. Caledonia, Douglas Branch, Eagle, Loclkhart. Corona (No. 3, Coal Yaley Mary Emma, Cave, Patton. Gayoso, Cor dova, Excelsior, McCollum, Stoddard, Wheeler, Smith, Gaslight, Great Elk, Norvell Mt Valley, Galloway, Drifton, Borden, Mammoth. Stith, Standard. Tus- caloosa, John Henry, Pocahontas, Atlas Marion county: Brilliant Marion county mines.
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son and Mrs. Etta Collins, deaconesses, will speak to women only in the Gate City Congregational church. These ser vices are undenominational and all are in- Vited
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-06-25

Week-End and Season Tickets to
 Chandler Springs, Clarmont Springs. Chalybeate Springs, Merwether White Sulphur springs and Warm Springs via A., E. & A. r 4r
 Tickets and full information, Union scttiop AS s-24-eod-tf
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MIR. JOSEPH CARAVELLA ESTABLISHES
 OWN BUSINESS

be
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District No. }

Frank HIillman, inspector; Fairchilds, Lookout, vanzant, Caliaba Dumping sta ton,, Big Four. Briclsyard. Mable, Bloss- burg, Thompson, Brookside. Newfound Goaldale. Lehi=h. Bradford. Fl Vista