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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

The PantaEcs management; announces
that beginning today there VIII be a re-
duCtlon In the prices Of seats AT that pop
ular house. with the exception OF the
boxes The reduction IN prices also car
rics with a. the abolition OF reserved
seats This ls IN accordance with the
announced intention OF tho company 10
give 10 tho public the best show that
money can buy and at a popular price
Mr. CluNtou. personal representative OF
Alexander Tautagcs. said yesterday that
the reservation OF seats, especially Nhere
there were two shows given tn the even
ing. was the cause OF no end or dISsaus-
faction 90 the mana cement OF the sho"
az well as 10 tho patrons, For instance.
lie said when a man has two seats re-
served ne is usually late in getting INTO
them and thus he prevents others from
getting the benefit OF them and really
utilzes them for the two performances by
having them held for him during tho nrst
half OF the first show and then holding
them during the first half OF the second
show Beginning today the nrst ~ tho
thsater will 30 given his pick OF the seats.
which nc can hold until n. Is ready 70
leave Those who come later VIII have
the privilege ot moving toward the front
ar fast az the seats ahead ot thcm are
vacated Garter the Great Is the
hcadl'ncr this week ana. according TO tho
Information that comes here with the bin,
n IS ono OF the best acts on the circuit
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

never in recent years succeeded 90 nlm-
inE more exciting race HorEo scene
than d. featured iu The tUo-veeI drama.
Rex a. tho feature ~ the bill that ends
az that Hous" today. Harry stafford IN,
world famous Jockey. wrote Tho Win
ucr and personals PLAYS the icadiuE
and within the Law" "A Scstor drama.
arc also ou the blI ending today The
contest Tor The most pOpllar oaby closes
Ctctobcr .E
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

TIE folio-iur ih-st-r ao:ice- r~s mTk~f
"sdrsrii,rrn-uC' IN order 20 comply with q
siriet Interpretation c' lhs ns- federal new
payer law. ln no 'sar. nEe thsy paid ndTsr-
tl.-msnts They items furnished ey tho
prsss aEsntr os the various thsRtsr
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

Notice .s hereby given tEat tie partner
ship ~ Su,!tG Tarpry 4 Smith was rcE.
ularly dissolved b. the mutual agreement
% tie partners. on the iith dey 81 Oc.
ioscF 1913
tSiEucdl PRED X. SMITH
n II. TAEPEY.
CHARLES l. SMITH
E-ig
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
Warrant Call.

All county warrants registered May
!, 1918. and prior arc called for pay
ment October 90, 1913. in cash at my
office. FRED c. BASSETT.
County Treasurer.
lAivertissuentl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

II hrsvity Is tho soul OF wit. Mary Pick
ford. ago 10. height ive feet one inch. and
Belasco star. is its incarnation. Not
yet out OF her teens. widely known TO
the millions who attend the movies"
from her work FOR four years with the
American Blograph company, and now
star under the direction OF the greatest
Of American dramatic producers, she has
won 20 an emineuce almost unbelievable
Of "A young woman OF her age, as much
Iy native brilllance az by tho charm Of
derful example OF the young America n
who turns ambition into accomplishment
ct an age when tho average girl Is still
OF school.
Mary Pickford comes 20 tho America n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

"KindJIrs gs the lus OF this week $
bill at tho Utah thcntcr. but strange 90
say, during the action o' tho wonderful
play the word is used only twtCc--once
when gU unworthy son orders his mother
10 chop some kludlluE. and again when
Maggie schultz, woman Of tho tCnc-
mcnts. who 81 20 become a mother. pro-
tests against such n lie and says she
understands that to bring children into
the world under such conditions Is bu,
TO have them destroyed Just Ike 80
much kindIinE" "
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

The dancing classes OF Miss Denise
KaTrick begin this week. Wasatch
1879. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

Dancing at Auditorium October 25,
1918. advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
NOTICE oF SPECIAL sTockHoIogRs'
MEETING oF TAG OALY
MINING COMPANY

PuhNr notice IL hereby given that
special meeting ~ fhr rtockhoidcrs OF
Baid corpurs ton rin bs hsi5 az the orIce
~ fsI rorpanl. room No. SIS Kcarus
hgtIffu- boz salt lake city Utah on The
i.ti dar - November. \ n. 1918. az The
hour Of DO O'Clock a- IN. for the purpose
of rrur Id~-tuE thc question - amending
The articles ~ iucurpurs ton iu f--pect
20 assessments on The tull Taid capital
stock or fhr corporation. bT striking oct
article Ky thercof and iuscfiiuz In lieu
thereof thc fpuouirE
ARTICLE ~
40 acscEsueut aNau b. irtled o. coll
Is-tcd upon tie FUN paid capital stock
% the corporation
a.. " PARKS
secretary
Dated October -e. 1918 Eilsn
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
FUNERAL DIRECTORS

smbaimer. Ist SO. West Ten,pls. Phone
-ob ~
IS. n EVANS UNDERTAKEN. EM-
balurT Mortuhry chapel a. s. State
Automobile service II desired Without ad-
.tiuorai expense Wa.atch $50 b1lS
~ q. O'DONNEIL. UNDERTAKEN
and swhainrr. EAs noycd 90 rev ioca-
uon. --5-es. South Wcst Temple street
Realty bldg Phone $50 o1Iss
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
.NUSEMENTS

Max Pnui Gilmore Assoeis's
~ ia Tee iiaYoE tonight
Lpss tHis afternoon
EUM ys1feyirs Performance
sneraDoa aud sEcrinE
Ewmsra Aaek ard Marjorie
<bsau in 'EiralnE Nii oses.
ne, Thufuisy sn1 satlriAy.
&EHF Va Vasdsfils Performance
afternoon ard 'uo perform
i az ulEft
|aCks vaudeville Performance
afternoon and two perform
j ~ night
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

'Br~ed ot tho North. picturesque
and dramatic stoTy % the northwest luw-
bcr aud trappcr region. produced In tNu
parts 6y the Lubin company. will p.
shown al the Mchrsy today Set upou
the trail ~ suuposcd murderer an Of
ucFr OF the northwest police finds he o.
trailing hls own twin brother 4 re-
mAgk1ol. tale Or double IDENTITY. Fun %
tIc Eysicry and charm cf the great
"ocbs ln the kalcn comedy. Wanted
a Plumber Fatty makes = couplc ~
Wruug connections which cause iroubl,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
frE. Iuuuranee fafs ard warehouse Nth
ANY other The superiority % The key-
ser storage over al othsrs n sell
known ksYrtr F1rcProof storage Co.
Washfrh EsT1 p-tis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
FIREPROOF STORAGE

II you ARE \ PARTICULAR PERSON
vou want your household Rcass stored
only "a thr bsst place ciran place
clean from dirt and rcrrnin' safe place
In every respect our warehouse is the
bsst foT furniture storage. Gene around
and ne Nil quickly shoS you why.
REDMAS FtREPROOF STORAGE CO
Phone L5g 10 Main
hysas
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

"in the BiEhops Carriage four
reel motion picture % Miriam Nicholson
famous novel With thc charming Mar
Pickford ,n tho leading role, win he pre-
>cutcl az The American Tor three days
CotrTenCiuE Thursday. OC;ohcr 20 In thi
refined mciOdraus. Mary Pickford AT
pears en- new role. The play IS 4 cruo
play nevertheless its treatment - 30 ar
tisuc, % delicate 10 finished that n vi
please every division - society II ais
is intensely Instructive
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
FLORISTS

p. a LAMBOURNE FLORAL CO, 40
90 Main. With Willes- Horne Drug
Co. leading florists on funeral designs.
Was ST4 and Yves. .si E.15s
ALL KINDS CUT FLOWERS. FRESH
from greenhouse. Porter Walton Co,
20 State mg1si
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
COAL AND KINDLING

T. r. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kudilug ls5 East ith South Phone
Wasatch l@1s has
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
& LEATHER GOODS

TTf>SKF sTITCNsEs Assn BAGS
made and rsuairsi salt take Trunk
farirr5 i-s East Broadway. Fh9ns We.
zatrN 1855 80
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
CUT FLOWERS

HJ-DDART FLORAL. CO. g. so. MAIN
~ Phone lO6. Cut flowers and fun
eral designs nis13
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
PERSONAL

fSgTRrr,artONs or FRENCH ASp
European cooking nd Kitchen ccolpfng.
F.ss y FOR twsuty-fsu iessogs MAJ
rrfs-4t. Frarr~- 81 North STATE -
rhon~ whVntch ssts. E3lh
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

sONrErIIING WOULDN'T DO WITH
ont send roe ~ Church. 70 NsHf-
Iurton ~. oakinnd. Cal EssN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
KODAK DEVELOPING

WE DO EXPERT KODAK FINISHING
Utah Photo Materials Co. i23 Main -
g2tC
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
LAWNMOwERS SHARPENED

AND REPAIRED. BICYCLE REPAIR
iuE. also key hitting =. L. Lock Works
Waz f0st nilfi
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
AUCTION SALES

sAS FkpAu. L.os ASGEi.Es a sGI.T
l@Ar " y ca AarIlou -- T. fsrlai-ss.s
t1easse ia fsrser-rtal - trts s-1.lS-any
,E'e.a-atifts rf iri4uGs, l-o1ss eAssss bs1u..
Zee Laafhrit, taasrz Jahg raf. a.
htcfc ei1 ht $50 a. stsEstor Al <o
- Nsst erunrl1 rsuth 81 raH tzks
Ntt1, AtAh. caf1iuffrrlne rliurrzfaF. ucio-
tfr ~ t9ii a. 3 rtc-rA q "a ana ouf-
uulinx zach daF an,ii un l-ass he~n So
A. DAWSON
General tLaExsCs AEsnf
g.1ts
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
NURSING


EXPERIENCED TRAINED NURSE
viii care FOR patients In her Own home.
cloan and sanitary 1880 south bth East
Hyland 2siS-J. EliN
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
PYORRHEA SPECIALIST
CHIROPODIST

zfsfRfS TooT SPECIALIST coN-
.,iItation tree q East hrst sootn
Marstch AWsf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
MILLINERY

PII-MEs CLEANED. CURLED ANU
dyed Harmony Millinery pariors. t5s
south state. Ma tGlS f1s1,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
FURNITURE REPAIRING

" WILLIAMS q soS. iss y STRICT
Wasstch iEft-w. Uphoisirring. chsirl
r.--.rsi ott-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

THE LEADING FLORIST. w. w KING
eit T. 2nd SO. Phone 81. RAJ
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
SHORTHAND AND TYPE
WRITING

GATRELL.s UNIQUE SCHOOL or
Shorthand and TypcwT,ing. II. ~ r
Walker building fgEs3
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
OPTICIANS

WI-IT. DUPLICATE AND LENS ~ 60
minutes Columbian OPtcAl Co, 80 -
Main 81 wv
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
CARPET CLEANING
Vacuum Cleaners

ELECTRIC VACUUM CLEANERS SOLD
and rented. 81 60 per CAV aud 10 Rates.
HyiAnd sGzj r1tfS
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22

LOST-ONE INDIAN MOTORCYCLE.
taken by mistake from Felt BLDG Re
turn Felt Lumber Co. -0a Felt BIDS. No
questions asked. Liberal reward E-.et
LOST-oNE BICYCLE. NER JOHNSON.
40 l9S1i0. a. Devon hotel. bet : and
p. m oct -. 1919 Return to J n. -.
go W End so. Reward. go. gl3os
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
HAIR GOODS

HAIR SWITCHES. WIGS. ToUPEEs
made 10 Op..T- saases Hair ls-tory.
.ls Main SIir
SWITCHES MADE FROM CONBGNos
Harmony Millinery farlor rs south
state Was. 5sit f1:St
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
ART STUDIO

------~-------------------- -----@-------------
EXHIBITION OF ORIGINAL OIL ASp
wafrr-co'or painting 20 & r
daily 81 MeI7tyrc hidE Eestz
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-10-22
CUSHIONS. UPHOLSTERING

MATTREESEs AND SPRINGS RE-
us,ir.a salt iakc Mattress 4 Nifg
80. Fl1nc $3.50 nIs.
Northern light., 1913-08-01
MT.MC KINLEY


 In an interview with Arch Deacon Stuck of the Episcopal Church, we learned that tke Deacon ard his litt,e band reached the summit o1 Jure, 7tll. a bright c1oudless day with tLe thermo:n- eter seven above. Tho so bitterly cold, due to a strong north wind, that 1t was quite impossible to stay tke-e without extreme suffering.
 Great difficulty was experienced il breathing. And the least exc-tion made 1t doub.y so. There are two peaks, which are some seven Or eight mics apart with great bason between then. No animal life was seen at the sum- mit Ice and SHOW capped the pe-ks.
 Walter Harper, ha1f-brecdIndian, was the first of the party to reach tie peak. As far as known TO other person had ever stood there Much difficulty was met ill the ascent. Dogs were used as far as practicable, after which all bag gage had to be carried by the explores. So difficult was the ascent, many re- lays had to be mace. Foot -ho.cs had to be cut i'll the solid ice, narrow lelges had to be scaled, great crevices wee bridgcd and yawliing chasims, il places, mace the head swim. Three weeks were re- quired ill m@king all ascent of three miles i.1 ore place.
 From the base tothe summit involved trip of some twenty mics. The trc1 led alo-.g what is krown as Mu1Cow Glacier. This glacier is broken il ore place by an almost perpendicular ice-fall of some 4ooo feet.
 ->essSssS.
 Extra copies of the Northern Light 2s cts.
Northern light., 1913-08-01

tiDlioltCt li1O-iL4i1y Dy lliC OAlet1>tk1CGl -A Native School A E. E. Van Ness. Editor
 EDITORIAL
 GOVERNOR STRONG
 AND THE SCHOOLS Aftc-a pleasant interview with Govern or Strong we are prepared to state that he is deeply interested i'll the native Schools and the men ard women i'll charge of them. And especially is he interested il the medical side of the work. He is heartily ill favor of tie es- tablishing of more hospitals for the nati- Ve5, and of fp1tti1g i'll the field competent nurses for the remote places. Congress should make tie necessary appropria- tjol fo- the needs of tke field. Keep the question before the people and the leg isIatures until the cry is heard and tEe appropriation made.
 The Northern Light is glad to state, that ill governor Strong we have friend a.ld helper. Teachers have for a long time known of the terrible suffering be- cause of lack of proper medical atten- tiol.
 SERMON
 We once heard noted preacher say, Sin is too big for legislation How viv- iily true it is. Good laws are imperative. Cool l-Ws enforceda are better Good laws respected gre Lest of all But ill tic hu- nan heart there is something too big for Washington made laws.
 The cunning of wicked white men coupled with the weakness of the Es- 1,f..O hoe 1cxxra--a5 t1,a +,,o>.,1e 4o o l
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20

of mining. milling treaEment and al oreTheaG charges, the AIaskn ansa MtueH makes a Glain or ony $f,S0 pet ton EA00VetS. The AtaslSH TIHAdwS1 made a recovery IaGt yenr If $3-36 DEF ton fruh ufD asaaYlnE 5S.O7.
 The AiAzka TrAAAwsiI, however. Ia raising urC from under 4u Rrn of ttr Pacific neHan and rom rTricsl depth ot mere than I,a00 fss.. In Ta:t the minc is now opened under he qceHn 10 q vertIral depth oxCeed Ls .Aa3 feet
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
ALASKA
 NOTES

4H,I aoSne ume ot shr alany Gamh. l.rv whc invaded H%aEWHY la ths Aaxs uf tke first KlOhdlke rush wss nuAb~ed With a lo~i "f thu ArrIstIc uAa pruved recently when 0. L. Dich 4vuu. ranngRr or the White Pass Yukon ra1Iruad. purchased a furnish ed houss which had bsen clozrd for several years. and In il fuuE1d suo eanIasAa by the lnIA Paul lie L1r8. pTs, the nstad Frrnrh raintsr of How CTS. Ths paLIIrI nEs are valued Rt H.- 5H to t2.t9O each. DicKssan regards kss rurehaH1 Gf rAther lucky one. Ife tAid 3%,0b1 for the kUusr Vs it 1Axs4, and discovered tIIRI lIeRidcs ths pAiHtlHEs. 1t contained about SlE,- GDt worth of mahogany And unituuc hnfnitnre.-AInzkan.
 Fhr AIaaltn Northern Railway Ca, RkIch opaTatc4. HlOic UT 1rsz, 7c Iniicz q railway out on KPnr' peaIInsalu. has failed to nay It's tax tn the United gtAlsS EdvcEhnAAhl. until S94,G00 Is drA nEt1+r<' 4t tlE cprnpuny cluIlr rhAy bought t6O tmuuuIiy granted tIE Alaska Central Compnny, when lhHy hought the ro1d. uavcErs1rnt nmrets qpeatiSA
 aeorEA pHg, Eshh HccorAinG @ ClnlS #eals. is raAIIy Lhe dfscnveraT of Ju- hsaG. at the tinne of tlic discovery TAs superintendent 6E tho Stew.il miHe. F Srllcs back oE Sitka, l. wEs ! tEl- -skar1p Anair and was uEIed hy PhFtland. Ore. people Ii was rilz ~h' eruhstaksd Richard Harria ana 1eseph 1rneau to explore ihIs zeci;c.i- T1sS eama hcfu about May I. Issp am f"#ainSd until SerteSnhrr IS. r'. "Fnmg tn aiika, AkinE TIth tsym '"ae 'nnples 0f rich rock. Tuny teS'n came buuL aHt stHEcd m6re sreHHd. Mr. Wells came over with ''F1A rn lhis trip Llnd located whll i+ "' knorn As the Ehner prupErsy.
 '1He3A--WhlIe The Alaslrs Treal- Ts"' aerds@ thr Gas+lneu. channr., "ta tne faFkEst Gold miring equip- 'arH' ID tho wurId. is reporting an ex- -@se or F1.zk Ier ton as it's total uDei
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20

Ths hsr's FAPsV IE Uss AAaAs nAi5 kHaHsA
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
1IjNDRED 'rI'EOp[E DROWN
 ON PORTUGUESE COAST

#afety the line nroke and ItA human HsiEht wna dropped intp the snllIng WavNs-
 The breaking nf tha line has re- niUred evety ohhHcs 10 saSh the re- MRlnder ut those abuard and tnsy Ars hOw b-shg washed nveTboard "ne by nus. The steamer Is gradually bsIuR beaten to pieces nn the rocks,
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
KANSAS DECIDES TO
 ELECT ITS SENATORS

history aH. the nrst Rtate sn b-lnR about the election of senators by The dtrsct vcta or the people.
 The Iesizlat1Ts wsCH faForAhtG "a the ratification ot the WTfI of the 3~n- ple hS % large u2jori1y and hs Sp- position seemed +n be weak not onlY In nurnbers but In their efforts.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
MATTERS 0F RECORD
JANUARY D. 1a:3. IAonkieAa

The Rlar Hungry creek, J. E. Casey md IF. HcUworth.
 The White Fox, Nome rlver: H. E Lester
 Nh 1 EAueedo creek; HilE D4sIE
 Proofs os Labor. SOlscra aLaIrt, Nons river; "nL JTrax:rC.
 Lltrle Chunvx Tracdon. Danic'F ttpnk. l.. Gr0rcn and others. kjesRtaG
 Holiday ErlNrp, PounS river. Iuhn SrhI0pfrr ct aI. Oakland group. Penny river. AAnr.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
..,.. Nussst ss<sie%

..,si Nusast asrtis%'
 HrcuTo. yRn. la.--tlpe hundred
 orA dTcwniHE here h7Eore tAe
 os ,housands of psoPls. fhs r vercness llas aFtfred duriux a As.- ,.upsst on the rock ana rhsre 'A" ..rthly hope for rnoss ahpard. m".a,arsiy '" after ths VeeSel struck rf, lip. ~As thrown 'o tAe Au.Amit p ~. r,stt and three people were % ..boye Dy thNt IHiAanH. As S1I t,aA YgAs besna hauled to
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
NOTICE.

Ths annual nsetIaE 01 EemA Realty etuckh6lherB win be held st { D. n. Sshruary 3. i913. At their bdild1nC CT Sic0dn1an avenue.
 4. A. ALLAN, SecretQry.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
...,., Nunps4 SsrAs&

~curxA. Jan. 1B'-ThE An1endTAH'
 constitution, which provides .no eovuIar eiertI"n of United
 ..naturs ,tnd which TAE Tuteul S, the people Of this Etate. has -,IAed Ay thr state laEiala'ure
 r.u.as will rrUbRblY go down n
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
IT IS UP 70 YOU

To Epnd to tho friends who have oeen writing to you for 1nfoFsnArton nb7vt Memo and trA reevprcAs. | copy OG the Mining and DredtinG EAitfcn of tns Daily ItAxke1, pracE 50 cents. Ssna ono on the ta@xt mail
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20
nu,Lu BRIDGE ik MARCH.

The work dI con4rrugall,G the FonaC river bridge will be begun in March. Dan TuneD ls nov drawing up plans from which will bA chosen she o''s oT1 which the haw bridIsr wlil he huilt.
The Nome daily nugget., 1913-01-20

Huhhsr gs~mp4 mads at srs H@Uus1 esfee.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-25
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SOCIETY PERSONALS.

Misses Ethel and Esther Rosen-
sweig returned last evening from a
several days visit with friends and
relatives in Minneapolis and st. Paul.
Miss Marjorie Cassel Of Hope, N.
D., has returned to the university to
resume her studies.
Mrs. Ernest H. Kent, who has been
visiting friends in the city for the
past month. has returned to her home
In Houston. Tex.
Misses Alice and Maude Wallace of
st. Joseph. Mich, are visiting for
several weeks at the home of their
cousins. Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hart of
South Fifth street.
Mrs. F.. B. Feetham has returned
from a pleasant visit with friends at
Cando and Rolla. While in Rolla
she was a guest at the home of Judge
and Mrs. Brook.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. E. Bemis, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. j. Bemis of Inkster and Mrs.
Ray Walker of Gilby, have returned
to their homes after enjoying a visit
with Grand Forks friends.
Mrs. ID. A.. Dinnie. who has spent
several days in. the city as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dinnie of
North Fourth street. has returned to
her home in Minot.
Miss Olga Jorgenson of Pilot, N.
D., spent yesterday in the city shop
ping and visiting friends.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-09-25

dine, Minneapolis; a,s62, Adolf Berg
dahl, Minneapolis; 2,S71 Dan Sauders,
P~aliscade; ASS. Edward He'd. Mime
apolis; 1858, P. j. Keefe, st. Paul:
1854, II. +. johnson, Minneapolis;
1859, ]. 7. Riley, st. Paul: 1854, R.
r. Thomas. Lake Crystal: 1865, Lot
tie Boyer, Proctor: 2,67a, John b.
Goodman, Gaylord: 1859. William B.
Hanscom, Minneapolis: 2,607. Mel o.
Hoopalo. Messabe; 2.62s. Grace y.
Rogers, Princeton: 2.64s, Frank E.
Nelson. Minneapolis: 2.s18. Alvin
Wood Dilworth: 2.93O. r.. E.. White.
st. Paul; 2,940 Mary Sullivan, Duluth.
1886, Madeline Swenson. Minne-
apolis: 2.9s9. Charles Peterson. Min
neapolis: 5000. Rufus Brown Witoka:
1903. EiwardShanahan, Preston: g.
217. William Braunslein. Twin Valley:
3.249. Phil Watson. Minneapolis: g.
$50. John Peter Bolz. Eveleth; 3.003,
August Falipek, minneapolis: 3.021.
E. L.. Ward. st. Paul: 5000. Glen
Wall. Farihault: 3,031. Axel MILAN
Peterson. Minneapolis: 3.035. o. H.
Larson, Worthington: 3,040. Roy Mac
MILAN, Glenwood: s.o41. Thomas w.
Crum. Duluth; 1888. Axel Holmes.
ham. Minneapolis: $3.50: Miss Ottil-
liza Schulke. Montevideo; 3,26s. Geo.
Lee, st. Paul; 3.277. William H. Win
tiers. Black Duck: 1904. N. ]. McAfee.
Minneapolis: 1919. Mrs. E. A. Dooley.
st. Paul: 3.1S1. Charles Oleke. Min
neapolis: 3.116, Mary Means. Melrose:
S.119, Melvin Raade, Pelican Rapids;
3,110, II. G. Dilpenbrock: Red Wing:
Sill. Joseph Carroll. Saltwater: s.
11S. Andrew Ahbery. st. Paul: 1866.
P. S. Larson. Darlington; 3.462, A. F..
Kulas. Wiiliston: 3.4S1. Mrs. Josie
Mcneil. Grand Forks: 3.579, Charles
D. Kelso. Minot: 1855. John DAZZLE,
Jr.. Grand Forks: $500. T. e. Umpoe-
fer. Williston: 3.S07. Miles E. Mat
news. Williston: 1924. Con P. Peier-
son. Hickson: 1885,. E. L.. Ballou.
Minneapolis: 1886. Fred Bremen. st.
| Paul: 1883. b. Aberlee. Maple Plain;
1895. Anna Peterson. Donnelly: g.
2sS. Sam NJ. Smith. st. Paul: 3.410.
Geo. Wendell. Minnea polls: 3.46S.
julius Peter. Melrose: 3.469. -Henry-c.
, Camp. st. Paul: 3.4S5. E. d. Gilchrist.
| Monticello: 3.4aO. John Fitzpatrick.
Laneshoro: 3.517. James A. Thomp-
son, Ragley: a.52S. j: G.. Book. Dill
worth: 1886. Ernest Harding. Mime
apolis: 1859. John c.. Sheridan. Min
neapolis: 3.592: AXel A.: Anderson.
Minneapolis: 3.302; U. McCable.
Fountain: 3,S32. w. Bradshaw. st.
Paul: 1852. Walter H. Maui, Huron:
1855. w. F. Eselsline. Lead.