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The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
SIOUX FALLS RESORT KEEPER
CONVICTED AS WHITE SLAYER

Sioux Falls, s.. D., Oct. 26-Guilty
on the first ballot as charged In the
Indictment. was the verdict returned
by q jury In the federal court last
night in the case Of the United States
VS.. Hortense Rich. keeper OF a Sioux
Falls resort, indicted on the charge OF
violating the Mann ACT, otherwise
known as the white slave law. The
precise charge against the defendant
was that last June She went to ST.
Paul and induced two young women
to come to Sioux Falls and enter her
resort, the government offering testi-
mony to the effect that Mrs. Rich paid
the transportation for the two girls and
accompanied them 10 Sioux Falls. Tho
defense offered testimony in denial OF
this. but it~t.evidently had no effect
with the jury. 49,
A sensational sequel OF the case was
the arrest last night on an information
sworn out by United States Attorney
Wagner, OF Clarence 8. Miles, Of ST.
Paul. who. In .Iune;s, was proprietor OF
the Windsor hotel In st Paul, the In
formation charging Miles with perjury,
when ne testified for the defense in
the Rich case. Miles testified IN ub-
stance that he himself purchaser the
transportation for the, girls at the re-
quest Of one OF them who was q guest
of his hotel. and that Mrs. Rich had
nothing to do with the girls coming to
Sioux Falls.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31

British trade unions increased their
membership by 3O4.e76 In the last year.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
GREAT IMPORTANCE or
ID MITCHELL CORN SHOW

R~rookirgs, s. D., Oct. 26.-The annual
corn show is a great force in Improving
the crop OF South Dakota, asserts Pro-
fessor Hume, in calling attention to
the next meeting at Mitchell, January
12-to IL. There Is a good deal Of good
seed corn in the state" he a
whether or not there is enough stored
away to plant next spring" Secretary
Hume has issued a letter urging the
farmers to store up good seed corn,
and from all reports, more good South
Dakota corn has been set aside for seed
than ever before in the history OF the
state. \
"Now the thing to do" says Dr.
Hume, "Is to take some Of this good
corn to the annual corn n grain
show and school at Mitchell, January
Is to Is, inclusive. The premiums are
big. more attractive than ever. The
program Is o in press and Ia even
better than ever before. The program
and premium list will soon be issued
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
TROUT FIGHTS THREE HOURS
~ BEFORE lT rs OVERPOWERED

Rapid City s.. d., Oct. 2S.--General
Manager Crary. O the r, G. b. III. &
w. railroad, has Just finished planting
$4,000 trout In the waters Of Rapid
Creek and its tributaries. This is part
of a consignment OF more than zoe, 900
fish that Is being furnished by tho
Spearfsh hatchery OF its own Volt
ton the government has placed $500
rainbow trout over two inches In
length in the creek just above this
city. ,
a Business men and sportsmen have
started a systematic campaign of
stocking Rapid Greek with trout as an
inducement to attract summer visitors
and FOR their own amusement. A. J.
Engdahl holds the seasons record for
the largest trout captured with rod
and reel. 1t weighed 7h pounds and
was caught about three miles above
this city. Mr.. Engdahl worked three
hours before he brought his prize to
net. 4
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31

Great Britain's roads cost more an
nualiy than the British navy
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
SIOUX FALLS NOTES
18TH ANNIVERSARY
OF ADVENT OF ROAD
Celebration Welcoming the Ar
rival Of the Rock Island
Railway Recalled.

Sioux Falls, s. ID. Oct. 2S.--A num-
Der OF the older residents OF the city
recalled that Ii was exactly twenty-six
years ago today that the Rock Island
railway was completed into Sioux
Falls. The last spike was driven by
Jesse w, Boyce, who Is yet one OF the
in the morning. wfsile bells and whistles
proclaimed that Sioux Falls for the
first time In its history had a direct
eastern railway connection with the
outside world. Al freight train pulled
into the then little city soon after h
last spike was driven, and the follow
ing day the road commenced rcl. ming
passenger trains. the first passenger
train leaving here at 3 o'clock In the
afternoon Of October "a, 1886, For two
years before that time the residents
Of the ambitious little town had been
working for this road into Sioux Falls.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
KADOKA MAYORS POCKETS
ARE FILLED WITH GOLD

Rapid City, s. d, Oct. 29.--C. A.
Craven. mayor OF Kadoka, was In the
city Saturday with one OF his pockets
full OF gold bearing ore, and the other
full Of money with which 20 purchase
microscopes.
The people Of Kadoka. while not ex-
actiy wild, are very much excited over
the recent discovery OF gold there
The ore exhibited by Mayor Craven
has the gold visible In small globules
10 the naked eye and the ore, when
placed under a magnifying glass, Is
apparently very rich. The gold bear.
ing rock, according to Mayor Cravefk
is not confined to one locality, u 10
found In and all about the town. One
resident In sinking a well struck the
edge OF a ledge Of very rich ore and
other finds are OF daily occurrence,
ORCHARD WHICH CAME FROM
MAKING VIRTUE or NECESSITY
Rapid ity, s. d., Oct. 29.L-Chris
Thomson, one Of the large apple
growers OF the northwest, is shipping
q carload Of fruit daily to eastern
markets. How Thomson became an
orchardist is illustrative OF the Wis
cissitudes Of life. About fifteen years
ago he conceived the idea OF starting
a nursery. He did II and when he had
several thousand fruit and foliage
trees well started tried to market his
product. i ,.
He tried two sorts OF tree statesmen:
first those whom he knew to be hon-
est; then those whom he new were
dishonest. The former could sell no
trees. the latter took voluminous or
ders, but IL cost Thomson more In
law suits to straighten out the work
OF the dishonest agents than there was
profit in the undertaking. He quit
the nursery business and taking his
stock OF trees set them on seventy
1--WE acres OF a homestead. Now he
has orchards which bear 10000 bus
hels Of apples annually without irri-
cation. WY .as
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
PRISONER MAKES HOT
FOOT WHILE SHERIFF
SHEDS HIS WHISPERS
de Is Recaptured, However.
and Now Safely Housed At
Sioux Falls.

Aberdeen, s. d., Oct. 26.-sheriff
Gondreau of Corson county came t.
Aberdeen with George Coffey, sem
fenced tosthe state ~penitentiary at Sioux
Falls for three years. Upon arriving
here, Gondreau discovered he needed q
shave. Coffey needed a shave, too, so
the sheriff took his prisoner to a bar
Der shop. While the sheriff was shaw
Ing, b prisoner was in charge OF a
for a minute and when he looked
around the man was gone. "A hurried
search was made and the officers got
on the trail OF Corey and followed him
with an automobile. "A short distance
out OF town they overlook him. He was
taken on to Sioux Falls without .
shave.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER
AT PRAIRIE DOG TOWF

Rapid City. s. D., Oct. 2s.--Mrs. Fl.
M. Frank, OF. Volunteer, was walking
with het little son near their ranch
when four big rattlesnakes were n
countered. II was near a deserted
prairie dog town and looking about
Mrs. Frank counted &c other snakes In
close proximity. She did not wait to
complete the tally but hurried home
and informed her husband. Returning
TO the dog town Mr.. Frank killed AZ
snakes, IL being in close proximity to
one hole. The next day Mr.. Frank
adde 20 more rattlers to- the score.
John Givings and s. s. Balbridge of
New Underwood. made a killing OF 23
rattlesnakes last Sunday morning.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
LONG DRIVE TO MEET
GRAND WORTHY MATRON


Philip, s d. Oct. PA party
of local Eastern stars wen to Kadoka
Tuesday evening. driving overland a
distance OF IS miles, to attend q special
meeting given in honor OF Mrs. Fannie
Cox, OF Howard s.. D., grand worthy
matron, who is making her annual visit
TO lodges In this section OF South Da-
kota Those Swho mad the drive to
Kadoka are: Mr. and Mrs. C. Il. Nc
Lane, Mr.. and MRS. Ed Triton, Mrs.
Frank M. Rood. Miss Hazel Rood and
Miss Ethel Specs. '~"s
PARKER-The farmers turned out In
force this week to gather the bumper
corn crop Of Turner county. Large WE'LL
nlIed ears are reported uniformly from
every quarter. Much of the supposed soft
corn, owing to the favorable weather, has
turned out better than was expected.
Business conditions are prosperous In con-
sequence OF the big crop.
yERMILLION-The funeral OF Joseph
sO'Connor, a young man Of n, who died
al silver City. N. M, a week ago. was
held at the st. Agnes Catholic church in
this city yesterday morning. The remains
were taken 1 Garry Owen cemetery. II
miles from ycrmillion. for burial
- .HA Ea LLE HLL AA" ##N
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1912-10-31
WIDESPREAD LOSSES
FROM PRAIRIE FIRE

Faulkton, $. D.. Oct. 2s.-Driyen by q
terrific south wind a prairie fire, which
was started In northern Hand county.
southwest OF Orient, swept up through
western Faux county yesterday rs far
north as Burkmere. where 1t vas X
tinguished. The FIRE covered an area OF
several miles IN width and Is miles in
length, and consumed thousands OF tons
of hay. No loss of life IL reported. 1t is
said that the fire was started by q
cook car. Citizens of Faulkton and
Orient turned out In a body 10 fight
the flames. sss.as-
This IS the second bad prairie fire
which has swept through western
Faux county this fall.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-11-09
WANTED
WANTED-MALE HELP


A. EXTRA 1000 MEN WILL BIZ NEED
cd by tho United states navy this year,
To run its vast lighting fleet $1,000 men
are required. II 600 %. these arc petty
ofdcers. Opportunities for proulotion are
excellent because Of the many posltlons
Opportunities for seeing some OF the
world are also very good. a.
Average pay ~ all enlisted men Is 80"
monthly. with practically no living e%-
pcnses. Young men who have II III them
70 win. rise 10 chief petty officer. Sso 10
SlQQ per month; then TO warrant ofhceT'
$1,000 10 $500
or the navy men entitled 20 re-cn!lst.
90 per cent re-cnlist, which shows ,hat
navy navy men are well fed well PAID,
Vel treated. well promoted and Ike the
Navy employs 50 trades; maintains
trade schools for those having aptitude
Men knowing trades may enlist at higher
pay Only young men II TO 25 years old
can enlist except men knowing certain
trades. they can enlist over c5 and az
higher pay. Call at Navy Recruitig
and 5rd South sts., Salt Lake Citr. Utaf.
open daily except Sunday. Alsr Tuesday
ana Friday evenings.
Officers Will gladly tell everything you
wish TO know, Or sem. for free Illus
trsted booklet. ''rho Making OF n Man
oWarsmen" u tells all about navy work,
pay, play, promotion, travel etc. Have
your parents read it. Address Bureau
81 Navigation. box So Navy Dept.
Washington. y. G. ha429
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DIED


MUnPHY-In this city. November s,
1917. Charles Murphy, in his thirty
ninth ycsr Funeral scrvices viii be held
a the :. =. Evans mortuary chapel, iS
South State street. today, November .,
1912. at 3 p. IN. Intcrment in City ccme-
tory.
ALLRED-In this city, November S. lei2,
Arthusl Alfred. ~ her twenty ninth
scar Funeral services viii bo held nj
tho :. T.. Evans mortuaty cha pei. -
South State street today. November ?,
1919 al 1880 a m. Intcrnent CRY
cemetery.
WILLriMS-Ai his home. November :.
1912. John George Williams. IN his
eiSh,y third year. Funeral services Will
be held Al tho :. -. Evans mortuRry
chapel. Is South state street. today. No
vcmbcr 2 1912, at ] =. m. mtermcnt
private. Paris, Tex. papers please copy.
COLLrNS-In this city. November 8. lal2,
james Collins aged rs years. Remains
arc az o'DnnueI & Co. s parlors, Notice
OF funeral viii hc given later
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

ATN.kLD-Frueral services over the
remains OF Roher, NHiwalJ, who died
IN this city November :, lol.. Will be held
from o'Donncu & Co.'S chapel, go and
80 South West Temple street Monday
November II. 1912. at p. IN. luternent
viii he IN the city cemetery
PETERSON-Fu Funeral services over tho
rrnains az Peter T. Peterson. who died
in this city November = 1912. viii no
hclJ from o'DcnncH x Co.'S chapel today
Saturday At y. m. lntcrment VIII be
iu III. pliv"t cemetery.
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Bringing Opportunity

Investment chances appeal to many.
The opportunity TO acquire part interest entire owner
ship established businesses provide capital in un-
dcrtakpcs often outlined The Tribune Want Columns
The ownership in small businesses constantly changing
stands barber shops of various kinds hotels
boarding and roomng houses and other businesses
bought and sold through The Tribune Want Columns
Looking for busness-seekng investment Make
use of The Tribune Wants in bringing opportunity to you
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BANK, BAR AND OFFICE
GROCERY SPECIALS

, PKGS. RAISTNS. 25c: . CANS CORN.
Ijc: brick cheese. ID. 2oc. lbs eastern
cheese. i5c; flour. sack. 81. lbs. good
butter, 6Sc; > cans kipperc1 herring. l5c:
li lbs. sugar, 81: : salt herring l0C: .
blostcTs. loc; lbs lard. soc: 10 lbs.
lLfJ: { lbs. Cottoene. 60c: 10 lbs Sis:
Tall salmon. 10c: citrou and lemon peel.
ID. zoe. crisco, can. 25c, Chicago Store.
ll6 W. lTt South tl0S3
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL, UNDERTAKEN AND
cntalucr. I5i So, West Temple. Phone
Io5. d5
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| TO DO YOUR UPHOLSTERING MD
mattress rcmaktnS. Utah Bcoding d
Mfg co. Phone 3sS. b"o@
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NATURES FERTILIZER

powered. diSsolvent. odor-
less. wecdlcss: prepared for plants.
bulbs, lawns shrubberv. Mfg. b. Taylor
Phosphate & Fertilizer Co, dealers In
fertile soils and fertilizers. 1857 Bueno
ave. ". 2Gsi-W.. FOR sale by Peoples
Forwarding Co. Pcrtcr-Walton Co.
h3aas
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GUN. REVOLVER REPAIRING

! EXPERT REPAIRING, WE RENT
! guns. models made and perfected a
specially, Knudscn Novelty Manfg Co. .
| $50 state Was 1901 hIaTT
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THE WANT ADS HOLD MANY PGssI-
bilitlcs for workers. There arc hundreds
OF chances within the reach OF those Who
find advancement impossible in their
present positions. Tho Wants lead TO
every legitimate line OF human cndsa vor.
they radlate to every business and bring
their influence 10 bear wherever workers
are sought.
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HAT FACTORY

~~~-~>~---~---~--~--~~-~--
MEMS AND LADIES' HATS CLEANED
and rchlOckcd. Salt Lake Hat Factory,
W. End South. Was .sQs fg5if
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HAIR GOODS

COMBINES MADE INTO SWITCHES,
Ii.j0. Ladies. bring them 10 yelvctina
r1riors. s. r. fth south. h3alS
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HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR SECOND
hand furniture carpets. stoves, trunks,
and yaIises Wasatch SOC, c2SIS
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SUCCESS INSUEANCE-UTAH BUSI-
ness College preparation for business
ne. start A course now. Boston bldg.
day o. night. eI52S
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WELDING

WE WELD CAST IRON. ALUMINIUM
steel or any other metal; bring your
broken machines and water Jackets TO us
for repairs. Utah Ornamental Iron &
Bronze Works, 15J West South Temple.
Wasstcb S61S h2267
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MANUFACTURER OF POPULAR
brand guaranteed hosiery with linen
heels and toes and many other exclusive
features wants LADY 10 visit con-
sumers direct Experieroe unnecessary.
$50 10 500 per month. PARKER co: Ios
Chestnut st. Phils.. Pa. h35l4
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RHEUMATISM

CURED BY OXYGEN. FREE BOOK
lei. Lots OF salt Lake testimonials
Learn this scientific and ONLY CURE.
Write or phone today. Utah Oxypathor
Co. Hyland 2345-M. 500 Mcintyre bldg
hfOql
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7-nOOM MODERN, e-sIUsJi esIo.sJs n.
barn furnace. two n.a,,uh. N ,n,h .ys
ave- FOR rent Apply SIS lV'n
gOig-N,
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EARN $50 WEEKLY SELLING COL
lection cabinets to merchants. Write fer
free samples. Sayers Co. So Laclede 2
Bldg. ST. Louis h3il@
THOROUGHBRED TOY FRENCH
poodle puppies. 1851 Richards st. Take
West Temple car. hlo5f
BIC; MONEY CAN BE MADE SELLING
QUiCkwork Vacuum Cleaner. 1857
Windsor ST. TT. 16S1-W. h2SSl
HIGHEST COMMISSIONS PATD TO
competent agents. Must furnish refer
enccs. Good selling proposition. Apply
TO-DAY: start work Immediately. Pacific
Land & Water Co, SIG Newhouse build
Ing. lSl00G
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GOOD ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO
s22 Zach. IL taken at once Ivnsa,ci
o1''~ ". k1DI0
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SOLICITORS. ATTENTION.
/ want 10 experienced solicitors who have
mace coed TO work on new proposition
which is we'll advertised. VIII start on
NOV. 9Th. Answer by letter for appoint
care Tribune.
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DIARIES

MAPLE LEAF DAIRY MILK NONE
better. j. quarts Tor 81, delivered. Give
Us a trial Nasstch 40. h5zOs
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OSTEOPATHY

DR. CLAUDE RIDDLE. OSTEOPAT
physician and surgeon. suite 2lO Kearns
bldg. Hours 2 % .. g29I1
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MONUMENTS, ToMBsToNEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. Y.
Mckenzie Display yards. tic So. state.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEERING

JOHN !. IAASS
Mechanical engineer. structural deslzn-
tnS and general drafting. Inveuiirc a
specially. Office. Nc. 99e Kearns bldg
Tel. Wasatch tey5 ha6ai
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J.. .. C'UONNEIL. UNDERTAKEN
aud .Ubamcr. has moved 10 new loca-
tiop. 12i-12I South West Temple street.
Realty bldg. Phone $50. o339o
JAEkiS-ETLB UNDERTAKING COM
pany: modern chapri pariors; 2JJ SO
End East. Telephone Nasstch 5ia2.
Open day aud night. kto9
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SCOTCH PIES

SCOTCH PIES. SUCH AS YOU ATE IN
Scotland. with all the favors and
spices; 5c each. for 25c. r. served
McPMes Scotch Inn. two doors west :. l..
thcater - beqTa
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LADIES AND GENTS TAILOR

c. W. HULL. a2s CONSTITUTION
building. opposite 4. c. VI. /, Your own
material made up. hl3i
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OPTICAL PARLORS

GLASSES on TIME PAYMENTS.
g, NJ. Petersen. IS East 9th 20.
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BULBS
FURNITURE REPAIRING

W. WILLIAMS & SoN. l5s y ST BELL
l5i5-W. tpholstsTinS, chairs Tecsned.
o3i2
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IT is AN EASY MATTER TO TURN
the Wants TO account-just stop ana
think for moment what YOU need most
then. nut tho Wants 10 work Tor you.
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TYPEWRITERS


WE RENT TNPEWE1TEES.
All makes repaired, exchanged and sold
Utah Typewriter Exchange Co, 66 West
2nd South Phone 33O. Established 1901
o2lST
HIGH-GRADE TyPEWRJTERS OF ALL
makes for sale Or rent. SJBWATlT-
GLEESoN 60. TYPEWRITER EN-
CHANGE. SO West 2ud South S2SIl
RENINGTONS, MONARCHS AND
Smith Trcmfcrs In excellent condition
for rental purposes; So monthly, three
months for S.: prompt service. Reminc
ton Typewriter Co, 172 South West Tenn
pie. Phones Wasatch II and IS. klOol
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PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER

DUPLICATING, QUICK
and accurate work. prompt service,
moderate prices. John r. Free. IS w.
End So ST. Wnsatch 4I33, h2537
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SAFES AND VAULTS

4 COMPLETE LINE OF SAFES AND
vaults always on hand. A few second
hand safes for sale. Write for circular.
Shealy Safe e Vault Co, II p. o. place.
o261S
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LOST AND FOUND


LOST-GOLD CLASS PIN. NAME ON
back. Telephone Was. 327f-R- Ro-
ward h-33t
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SIGNS AND SCENERY

CHAS. PETERSON 20 RICHARDS ST.
brass. Clipped glass and painted. Phone
Wasatch 1903 X2S
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VETERINARY

DE. r. J. TERINARTAN
Pet animal practice a specially. ge5 l..
ard 20. Hospital FOR all animals. Phone
Was lseS-N- Nc. Concord CT. hg.JS
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CUSHIONS, UPHoLsTERING

~O~-~-~-~-~D~~~-o--~~>-~-
MATTRESSES AND SPRINGS RE
paired. salt Lake Mattress & Mfg. co.
Phone 1893. pl555
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FRUITS AND coAS.

ZIOS'S FRUIT & IN an Elc4
Fruits. Vegetables ana hoorajn. o.
Fancy Groceries. Hay o
KirdlinS. $50 S. W
WASATCH 5lf;.
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wANTED-AGENTS.
NEVADA

A LARGE. WE'LL KNOWN COMPANY
about TO spend 100000 on a tremen'
dous advertising campaign. reauiraa the
services Of bright man or woman In
each town and city The work IL easy.
pleasant and highly respectable. and no
previous experience is necessary. we
will pay n good salary and offer an IN
usual opportunity for advancement to the
person who can furnish good references
In addition TO this salary We offer a
Maxwell automobile. Ford automobile
and over $4,000 IN prizes 10 the repre-
sentatlves doing the best work up 70
December 81. In your letter give age
and references. Address Ira. Il. Robin
son, Advertising Manager. 1929 Beverly
st Boston, Mass 1883
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UTAH JUNK co. HIGHEST PRICE
paid for iron. brass. RAGS. bottles, rub
her copper etc. $50 &c. 4th West Phone
NasatcL 21o m1a1e
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ASSESSMENT WORK.

WILL GIVE 5000 SHARES TREAS,
ury stock and furnish provisions and
necessary supplies 10 have assessneh'
work done In Big Cottonwood. See VIM.
Grove. - I.ntimcr blk, h33O'
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wANTED-SAGESMEN

STOCK SALESMAN or EXPERIENCE,
to take exclusive sale OF block Of gtocll
In relia bic proposition: guaranteed with
gold bonds. Call ZIG Judge bldg. city.
lo-r