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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
Merchants Enthusiastic.

Since the first announcement of
the market day plan the first of the
week much enthusiasm has been dis
played by the merchants of this city
The general feeling is that market
day is what Bemidji needs to stimu-
late the farm trade in the city Ev-
cry merchant seems anxious to do his
part towards making this event Il
success
Many things have already been
considered and talked Of by the COM
mittee and the merchants, among
which are the following: To hold a
public auction, to hold public mar
riage, to give prizes to the family
driving the longest distance. to the
largest family. to the biggest couple,
for the biggest load, for the load that
will bring the most money at the
auction sale and numerous other in
cidents.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
MINNESOTA BEST OF ALL
T. J. Welsh Home From 5000 Mile
Trip, Compares This State With
Those Visited.
PROVES FASTNESS OF SOIL HERE

T. J. Welsh, of the T. J. Welsh
Lumber Company, who returned yes
terday from an extended trip through
Wisconsin. Michigan and eastern
states, has many interesting things to
tell of his journey. The trip which
extended over period of four weeks,
was made mostly for recreation.
He left Bemidji August "a and COW
cred a distance of more than 5000
miles.
''This is my first trip over this ter
ritory and l want to say that Mime
sofa looks better to me than ever
BEFORE" said Mr.. Welsh. "Comparing
crop conditions of other states with
those of our own, I feel free to say
that everything looks healthier,
freshier, bigger and better in Min
nesota than in any of the eastern
states. Another thing I wish to en-
phasize is the fact that thing ma
ture more rapidly in northern Mime
sofa than they do in the states have
| visited. I can account for only one
reason and that is this-our days
are much longer here and we there
fore get more sunshine during the
summer months where we have day
light up to nearly 9 o'clock than do
sections where it grows dark shortly
after z. Two hours a day of sunshine
means much to this north country.
Michigan is 0utdone.
when l left Bemidji we had been
eating ripe tomatoes for several
| weeks and when / reached points in
Michigan found that they were just
| beginning to ripen there. 1t was
then that the reasons of early matur-
ity in northern Minnesota were dis
cussed.
Il made it point to get into con-
versation with someone on the trains
and in the cities visited about land
and crop conditions in their own sec
tions. In Virginia I found that the
best land sold from 500 an acre and
F<( \ ZH<,r.A
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
FAIR HOUSE IS ROBBED
Exhibit Hall and Office Building
Broken Into and Tools are
Taken Away.
ASSOCIATION OFFERS REWARD
- go -
$40 Reward.

The Beltrami County Agricul-
tural Association will pay the
sum of $1,000 to any one giving
information that will lead to the
arrest and conviction of the par
ty or parties who broke into the
office and agricultural building
at the fair grounds and carried
away lumber, scythe, roll of tar.
paper and various other articles
belonging to the Association.
A. P. Richie, Sec.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
To Decide Tonight.

At tonight's meeting it is expect
ed that it will be definitely decided
just what the program will consist
Of where the auction will be held
and where the public marriage will
take place. 1t will also be decided as
to the kind of publicity that will be
carried on and just what methods
will be adopted to bring the farmers
into the city on that day.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21

Morrison was busy in the grand jury
room acting as an interpreter. The
judge also emphasized the impor-
lance of keeping the jurymen as
completely shut Off from the outside
world as possible and specifically adj
monished against permitting any
member of the jury from reading any
newspaper. He also cautioned
against any communication between
the jurymen and outsiders.
Fire Marshal is Here.
Fire Marshal Keller arrived in Be-
midi; this morning and will remain
throughout the remainder of the
trial. Sam Fullerton, deputy fire
marshal who was delegated on the
arson investigations here which led
up to the arrest of DR.. Dumas. has
not been in court since it convened
yesterday.
DR.. Dumas appears in court alone,
none of his relatives being in Bemid-
il at this time: He sits behind his
attorneys and closely i~follows the
questioning of the jurymen and al
ways gives his consent before his
counsel accepts juror. During the
recesses he chats and jokes with
those about him and insists that the
most annoying thing to him about
the trial is the expense. -
Begins at 9 A. M.
1t was shortly after 9 o'clock this
morning when Judge McClenahan
called court to order. ~. =.
Court Reporter George Moody of
Brainerd relieved Lee LaBaw of this
city. = -
The jury appeared fresh for the
days work, having been given COM
Portable quarters in the grand jury
room at the court house. The jury
is in charge of deputy sheriff John
Morrison
Attorney Lane followed his affida-
Wit of prejudice against the sheriff
early. In explaining his action Mr..
Lane said: ~. =
ut should be understood that l do
not file this affidavit because I have
personal feeling against the sheriff,
because l have none. In fact, I do
not know Mr.. Hazen and have only
reason to believe that he is himself
fair but the affidavit is filed because
it appears that there has been some
effort on the part of his deputies
which might jeopardize the chances
of the defendant.
''It merely is an effort to secure abb
solute justice and we do not mean it
as reflection on the sheriff"
Austin Turned Down.
William Austin, farmer of Neb-
ish, was the first man to be examined
for jury duty this morning. He said
he was married and had three chill
dren. He formerly lived in Tenstrike
and prior to that time in Bemidji,
| NOAAAA5 W 4dAAACSOIek 4AOlA w 4SSOAS1u,
He appeared to have formed some
opinion in the case and Judge Spoon
er challenged him for actual bias and
the challenge was sustained by Judge
McClenahan.
sB. J. Jenkins called Deputy
Clerk of Court Beehler.
i { At 5EE
jenkins Doubts Newspapers.
Mr.. Jenkins said that he had lived
in Blackjack for three years and that
he is now employed as a section hand
by the Minnesota and international
Railroad Company. He came here
seven years ago from Blue Earth
County. He is married and has two
children. Judge Spooner resumed the
same line of attack which he had
/ used yesterday in questioning the
proposed jurymen as to whether he
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
Want to Get Married?

Chairman Richie askes that the
first bride and groom desiring and
willing to be married in public noti-
fly him as early as possible, as the
first couple applying will be selected.
He wishes it also understood that all
communications to him will be held
confidential.
Many merchants have already ex-
pressed their desire and have actually
made offers in the way Of gifts for
the bride and groom. Many believe
that it is not question of securing
a couple, but that it is question Of
who will be the lucky couple. Even
at this early date A. P. Ritchie's
broad smile indicates that he has
heard from possible candidates for
this happy event.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
y
Dumas Jury to Date.

Peter Maule, farmer, Ten
!: strike. --.
Otto Smith, log scaler, Black
!: duck. -.
E. J. Gould, merchant, Be
: midi.
John Thullen, farmer, Hornet.
: B. J. Jenkins, section hand,
!: Blackjack.
James Perkins, farmer, Glenn.
entson.
H. O. Halvorson, farmer, Bau-
!: dette. --a ~
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
Secretary Richie Announces Call
For Committeeman to Perfect
the Arrangements.
PUBLIC AUCTION TO BE HELD
This and Other Features Plan to
Make October IL Great Day for
the Visitors.

A meeting of the agricultural COM
mittee of the Commercial club has
been called for tonight by chairman
the Commercial club rooms at s
o'clock. The purpose of the meeting
is to perfect arrangements for the
market day which is to be held in
this city Thursday, October Il.
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CONTINUED on last page
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1911-09-21
Michigan is 0utdone.

CONTINUED on last page,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
MURRAY.

Special to the Tribune
MI'RRAY Feb. lS.-Mr. and Mrs I.c-
roy Q, Miller entertained the Jolly Twen-
weight club at five hundred Thursday
evening. The home was tastefully deco
ralod in pink carnations used effective
Iy throughout The dIning-room and par
Ior. Mrs. Chester Cahoon and Mrs. ID, a.
Mcmillan won the ladies' prizes. while
W. G. Churches and f. c. Howe won
the mems prizes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. W. Norton enter
tanned Tuesday evening at Il valentine
Marty for a largo number OF theIr init
mate friends. Hearts and cupids were
used eIaborately IN the decorating
scheme
MIR. and Mrs. John Trip announce the
cnrnpcmcnt OF their daughter. Sadie, 10
Ray Mcfarland OF salt Lake. The we'd
ding viii take place late In the sum-
mer,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T.. Miller werc host
and hostess NJ a delightful dinner Sat
urdaV evening. Among those present
and Mrs. l.. G. Miller. AIR. aud Mrs, ~.
" MoCfat. Mr. and Mrs. George Freeze,
NT. and Mrs. -, \, Mcmillan. Mr. and
Mrs. Richards ana Mr.. ami MIS-. w. c..
Churches.
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AMERICAN FORK.
Special to The

Special to The Tribune.
AMERICAN FORK. Feb. 1S.-Mrs
Rose Ifdmonds spent the week in Salt
Lake City. tho guest of her sister. Mrs.
4. u. Chadwick.
Miss Mern Anderson Of Provo is here
visiting. tho guest OF Miss Mabel Storrs.
The mutual improvement associations
Of the Second ward entertained Thurs
day night NJ the meeting house in honor
Of Miss Allie Hunter whose marriage
programme had hccu arranged for the
occasion. and a delightful time was had
Icc cream and cake were served.
Mrs. j. ". storrs entertained few
friends at an oyster supper Tuesday
evening.
Miss Emma Baglcy OF SprngvHle
spent tho nrst part Of the week in Salt
Lake City.
C. NJ Beck was in Salt Lake City
Sunday and Monday
The public schools were closed here
Friday TO allow the teachers 10 attend
The teachers institute at Lehi, Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs Kate McTague is at Bingham for
short visit with her parents, MIR and
Mrs. Robinson.
the first part OF tho week in Salt Lake
W. d. Edmonds spent the week at
Scoflcld Utah,
william Wamshcr of Salt Lake City
was in American Fork. Thursday.
Miss Allie Hunter of this city and
Elmer Jensen OF Salt Lake City VIII be
married at the Salt Lake temple next
week. They will make their home In Salt
Lake City.
The eighth grade OF the district schools
gave "a grand bali q, The Apollo hall
Monday night II was very success
ful party, both socially and financially.
l. r. Vance spent the Hrst part OF
the week in Salt Lake City,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
BINGHAM.

Special 10 The Tribune.
BINGHAM. Feb. 1S.-The two fire
companies OF Bingham gave a successful
and well attended dance in Canyon hall
orchestra furnished excellent music.
Miss Blanche Ainsworth who was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs G.. n, Puntney for
two weeks, left for Salt Lake Friday,
cnroute to her home in Newton, Kan.
Mrs. Puntney accompanied her TO Salt
Lake.
The Lady Maccabees gave delightful
card party In Society hall Wednesday
evening. After flve-pont game OF
whist. luncheon was served.
A. j, Wilson. formerly resident OF
Bingham. came Thursday from Nevada
He Intends to remain permanently.
The Central and high schoul is plan
ming to give another entertainment In
Canyon hall 10 raise money for the school
library.
DR.. l.. l.. Archer of Salt Lake made
the rounds Of the camp this week
John .Timpson. Sr.. will leave camp
Monday for an indefinite stay on his
fortyacr farm near Blackfoot, Ida,
Attorney Blaine Taylor OF Salt Lake
spent Thursday and Friday in camp on
legal business.
Jerome Bourgard, Sr., came in from
Salt Lake. Friday.
Mrs. Henry Blumenthal oi. Provo. grand
chief OF the Pytbian Sisters. paid an Of
hcial visit to the local lodge TINS week,
Frank Bee. who has been critically Ill
OF typhoid fever at Provo. returned to
camp Thursday and took charge of his
business.
a Mardi Gras dance will be given in
Canyon hall Tuesday evening. Febru =
ary %. by the knights OF Columbus.
The Woodmen Of the World Will give
grand ball In Canyon hall Wednesday.
February %. In honor Of their nth nm
niversary.
Oquirrh lodge No. IL Knights OF Pyth-
las, did initiatory work in the rank OF
esquire Friday evening.
Warren wilt returned this week from
weeks stay In Salt Lake.
+. y. Edmonds of Denver. Colo. was
In camp Wednesday on mining business.
c. w. Buckholz. cashier of the Citizens
state bank. returned Thursday from a
months visit at his former home in
Jancsville. wis. He visited Chicago and
other eastern points before returning.
Thea SchScitzcr OF Highland Boy war
In Salt Lake on business this week.
Or. J. u. Lamb has been critically III
with rheumatism OF the heart
j. T. Erickson OF Carr Fork was a Salt
Lake visitor Thursday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
MANTI.

Special to the Tribune,
MANTI, Feb. 1s.-One of the most en-
joyabIe parties of the season was the
surprise given Mrs. 9. w Martin. Thurs :
In honor OF her birthday anniversary.
Beautiful pink and white carnations and
ferns decorated the parlor and dining
room. Games were played in the early
part Of the evening. Miss Annie Anderson
carrying off the honors and Helen mol
son. the consolation prize: a luncheon
was served al 1890 o'clock. after which
Miss Winnie FItzhugh delighted the com
panv with several piano selections and
solo.
Peter Lund returned from Los Angeles
Thursday after visiting his son. Kay
Iund who is III In the hospital fhcrc.
Mr.. Lund left his son much improved.
The r. X. class was entertained Tues
day evening AT the home of Mrs. Dlantha
Reid. An instructive and profitable les
son was given
Mr.. and Mrs: Lawrence Nelson enter
talncd I'm delightful manner Thursday
In honor OF o. d. Elieson and Frank An
derson, who leave soon for thet rhomes
dersop. who leave soon for their homes
clerk for four years and Mr.. Anderson
was his assistant.
+. c. Jensen of Mt. Pleasant has been
a Manti visitor during the week. a guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. J., f. Becker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund Crawford left
Saturday for their home In Castledale,
Mrs. otto NellSOn a leW ci
her friends Monday afternoon. Luncheon
was served.
David. William. iona than. Frederick.
Rudolph and Jessie Killpack came over
from Ferron. Wednesday. 10 attend their
fathers funeral Thursday afternoon. Ed :
ward Killpack of Idaho. another son. and
a grandson, John Killpack OF briggs, Ida,
came down Thursday for the funeral.
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Anderson enter
taiued Sunday afternoon and evening in
- hal 1nr hninU
her flftccnth birthday anniversary. a de-
licious birthday dinner was served at
o clock
The musical section of the Ladies' Lit
erary. club was pleasantly enteria,ned
Tuesday afternoon at the homo of Mrs.
Mabel Warner. The lesson notes on
"Chaminada." was given by Mrs, Mile
Kerr. the president, Piano selections
Mrs. Chapman. Mrs. Munl1, Mrs Kerr.
Mrs Becker, and solos were sung by
Mrs. Madsen, Mrs. Cox and Mrs, String
ham.
charming manner Monday afternoon In
honor of Mrs. Libblc Thompson OF Ster-
ling. Fourteen were present. Luncheon
was served at o'clock.
Miss Katie Crawford is visiting her
sister. Mrs. Lund, In Salt Lake.
Miss Smith Of Provo is spending the
week with Mrs ECne Mcdonald OF this
place.
One of the most successful affairs of
the season was the dinner given Tuesday
night by the domestic science girls, and
sewing girls OF the high school. Dinner
was served in the high school assembly
room. The favors were rcd and white
hearts. After the dinner all were In
Vited to tho Armada where dancing
was enjoyed. The room was decorated
with culinary and serving articles.
The seventh grade pupils gave a social
at the opera house Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
EPHRAIM.
Spac.ai To- The Tribune.

spcc!ai To- the Tribune.
EPuRhiM. Fcb. IS.-One of the pretty
w.dLiC.ss Sivcu IN this city was that oil
NV.GucSp.y,, evening. IN honor Of the mar
,.i,oc OF Miss Fay Weir of Dillon, Mont,
aud Andrew SorcnScn OF ihls cllE Inc
marriage took place in the courthouse II.
Man,i and the reception was given NJ
inc home Of the bridegroom molnef'
N,u EieIs Jcnson. Nearly nifty people
were present at the dinner and many
costly presents were given 10 me hcwly-
married couple. Miss Weir had Deeh
spending the past winter with her grand :
mother Mrs. George Quinn. Mr.. Soreh-
son is at present engaged as hSslsGih'
manager OF the Ephraim opera mouse
Thcy VIII make their home In thls ci'E'
Mrs. oscar Nelson was the hostess
Thursday afternoon at social given III
honor Of Mrs. Charles Jensen, VINO u
visiting relatives and friends IN tbls CITY
4 dainty lunch was served ana q pleds
ant afternoon was spent. Those In at
tcndancc were Mrs Jens +. peterson
Niss Alice Lund, Mrs. Sorcn Olsen, ,hlSs
Zana Peterson and MISS Alvite o'Se"'
the guest of honor and the hostess
One OF the urettiest events in society
durinc The past winter was that OF sat
l,rday evening given In the Norln WaId 70
chanel by the officers and teachers OF
the Young Ladies' and houng men bonnI LSS
3T iIIe officers Of the South ward
\ very pleasant affair in society dur
| t,cs tho mast week was that OF Yesterday
! afternoon. given by mrs. ANNA i'iStilus i,s
! san and Mrs. Stona Hanson AZ INC hoIpe
Of the latter in honor Of Mrs EEs IaGss AnafeT n
t.disoi t..dti'','i,n.o wnrc Mrs. ~ T.. Noyes. Mrs
" G barton Mrs. Mrs IL rayISr M 5GnHfi9s MisS cSlda MGS
! rsnpra rsp,argscn Mrs Chris Folstcr Mrs
LAURA Soronsen and Mrs. Barnard MAT
! tiaon , 6,t,.
=. "a cncst AT the homo Of her parents
| NJ and Mrs Peter Larsen
Tbe Ladies' Literary club met al thf
,,o,,,n ~ NrS. J. Y. Jcnson yestcrdar AZ
ernoon. The 9qrnamfIniTnry IoTnSon ori and T tn'
sta%ui s1i,,c ~ or "Tho Prince OF the House o
David" wns by Mrs Linda I.or MieSpm GLscsssd Sey
affc,. ERE Wh{ch = dainty luncheon was served
The laales Mrs Jennie Johnson Mrs
Anna Jensen Mrs nen t,nSann sSa%nS1Sll Wilams mn
I,eiln t,.,,,,, ,rhorpc Mira. a. ". Jcn
sea sea- ard Mrs A"sus'e @ cnristsnS'" stems s,,roo
Ole larsen In honor OF Pearl Jensen.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
SPANISH FORK.

Special to the Tribune.
SPANISH FORK. Feb 1S.-The school
teachers of this city attended teachers
convention at LehI Friday and Saturday.
The new opera house opened Thursday
night for the first time with the Moore
Ether company. in The Red Cross
Nurse" The attendance was large.
The JeX family held It's annual reunion
in the city pavilion Wednesday after
noon. There were present or the reia-
uvcs. including grandfather and grand
mother Jcx. l52. a programme was given
In the afternoon and n dance at night.
There were 500 present. Mr.. and Mrs.
Jex are pioneers of Spanish Fork.
Jay Stout Of Salem and Miss Evelyn
Koylo of Leland. werc married In the
Salt Lake temple last Wednesday.
c. w Booth and Miss Emily Jane
Boyack Of this city wcre married In the
Salt Lake temple Thursday, Mr. Booth
is chief Of the fire department.
J. V. Rife. n miner. whose home is in
Spanish Fork. but who spends most OF his
time at the TIntic mines. was home last
Sunday.
Miss Fern Williams OF this city is
spending a week Mt Eureka, visiting rela-
tivcs and friends.
James Mahan who has been at Cripple
Creek. Colo. for six months. Is home
again.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-02-19
BRIGHAM CITY.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. Feb. lS.-Tuesday
evening. February II. a worry enjoyable
time was spent In honor Of the birthday
OF Ruthvln FoTSgrcn al the home Of OS-
car Forsgreu. The rooms were appro-
prlatcly decorated In embiems OF ST.
Valentine day and the dainty refresh
ments were served In Ike fashion. Those
presen, were: Misses Olive Jensen, Hor-
tense Evans. Lois Peters, Eulalia Jen-
sen. Emma Hartmann Daisy Olson, Nell
lie Holmes. Salt Lake: Connie Forssron,
Manila rorsgrcn. Mcsdames Faura Earl,
Oscar ForsCren: Messrs. Scott Nelson,
AIforzo Nelson. Sterling Madsen. Ruth
vim Forsgren. Faunt Forsgren. Carl Han
sen. \, r, Forsgren, John Earl and Os-
car Forsgren.
Mrs Peter J. Nelson OF Sublet. Ida.
IS in this city visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c,
Miss Isabella Dalton OF Willard was
visiting friends in this city during the
week.
Thursday evening Mr. and Mrs. Lars
H. Larsen entertained several friends
and relatives at their home. The social
was arranged in honor OF MIR. Larsen $
forty-scvcnth birthday anniversary.
Those present were Mr., and Mrs. Rich
ard Anderson. Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Lar
sen. Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Peterson, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ, e. Steenhouse. Mr. end
Frogner. Misses Barbara Larsen and
Esther Anderson. Wesley, Lorln. Arvlld
and Marland Larsen.
Wednesday evening the stake mutual
boards gave delightful dancing party
In tho opera house. which was attended
by a big crowd The hall was trans
formed into n veritaDc valentine bow
er each droplght being encased in n
rcd paper box from which daDgled four
red hearts.
Earl Knudson went to Salt Lake City.
Saturday. TO visit with his sisters for
several days.
B. +. Cummings OF Salt Lake. spent
several days Of the week in this city
visiting friends.
Thurman and Ralla Thomas were Wis
Itlug friends in this city Thursday.
Mcssrs. Henry n. and ]. Frank Bow
ring returned Thursday from nm extend
cd visit to southern California
Louis Slggard OF this city is spending
several days in southern California.
Daniel l.. Rccder was a visitor TO Salt
Lake City the first part OF the week.
Mr.. and Mrs, Recs Wight of Preston.
Ida, are visiting relatives In Brigham
City for a few days.
Mcssrs. Il. w Dunn and DIR. j. d.
Harding were visitors to Salt Lake city,
Saturday
Mrs. Isaacs Isaacsou returned TO her
home In Falrvicw. Ida. this week after
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Valentine Of Paris.
Ida, who had been visiting relatives in
this city for several days, departed for
Los Angeles this week TO spend several
weeks visiting relatives
w. O. Knudson spent Sunday and
Monday visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j, Ed
ward Taylor In Salt Lake CITY.
Wynn L.. and A. Lysle Eddy left this
week for Victor, Colo. 10 visit their par
cnts, Mr.. and Mrs. u. l.. Eddy.
Charles French OF Paris, Ida. was tho
guest OF J. Il. Durfn OF this city the
first part OF the week.
Mr., and Mrs j. Scott Jensen of this
city were visiting relatives In Salt Lake
City the FIRST part OF the week.
Editor J.. a. WiNom of the Garland
Globe was in Brig ham. Sunday.