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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-06-03

VIE .haA not psfishsA ,ssd was tryMs
to and him. IN . az Of dsspaif ~ shot
the young woman dead and then shot
himself. but not fatally. Nest No tried
to hang himssif. but Was found AMI
taken to . hospital before he could
carry out his pufpooo. t.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

part Of the week. was the oe.,s
many delightful social affairs !;
the former students OF that
President and Mrs. Main wer.
OF Mr.. aud Mrs. W. i. Barrc,,.
gathering OF all the former s,ud
the college was held at Tho p
home Nonday evening. dc,
reminiscent talk by Prof N,,,
jones. one of The early sradua
Frlunel. was much enjoyed sn
fine musical numbers were g;,
Miss Rosalic Holberg. former,y
fessor Of music in the college I,
nv Miss Mildred Jones. The "a
evening. Mr.. and Mrs. r. b. Gra
graduates OF Griuncll. entertain,
dinner for President aud Mrs
aDa Mr.. Barrette entertained a "a,
ness associates at "a luncheon !.
Of President Main at the Alta 81
day. President and Mrs. Main.
tour of the west, having con
from Denver. They went 10 !
gelcs, where they will visit
Later, they will go so Suu u,
and North TO Seattle aud home q
Northern Paritiy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
Health and Beauty Hints
Er MRS. NAE NLARTYN.

Miss b. Is, The worry and bother OF
Eearing hair and wells 10 make the
hair stay UP and conceal that duh.
I "Str,ngy.' upkempt appearance you speak
OF could DC easily avoided II you would
stop ehampooine with SOAP. The free
alkali IN soap irr!tates the scalp makes
. tho hair streaked, Jull coarse and brittle.
Shampoo with a teaspoonful OF cauthrox
dissolved IN q cup OF not water and your
lair VIII always pe light, .lurfy and easy
! 70 do up, besides looking decidedly neat.
/ This shampoo fathers ahundantly. dries
/ quickly. stops itching Of the scalp and
cieanseS as no other shampoo Will. The
luxury OF extreme cleanliness which
comes from the use OF this shampoo mas
made II so popular that many Of the
best 0airdressers now use II exclusively.
IL IS inexpensive and can be bought at
any crug store.
Carmen: II is q very easy matter TO
reduce your weight without leaving the
skin wrinkled and flabby II you only know
how. Here is the secret: Buy Al any
drug store four ounces Of paTnotis ard
put in II pints of not water. When cold
strain and take a tablespoonful of the
LIQUID before each meal. This Is harm
less and the pleasing way it VIII cut
down your weight win surprise YOU,
Avoiding. rich. solid foods and taking
plenty of exercise will assist greatly in
getting rid OF your fat quickly
Anxious: Your figure Will soon be plump
rounded out II you employ the yaucaire
treatment made at home as follows In
pint OF water dissolve Il cupfuls sugar.
then add ! ounce Rallol Take . tea
spoonfuls before each meal. This Is not
fat builder. but a pust- developer. and
will enereize the stunned tissues and
permit them 10 attain their corrcct pro-
portions.
Nadie: To strengthen your woab eyes
and rid them OF that dull, overWorled
look, put in each eye daily two or three
drops OF fine. strengthening tonic made
by dissclvinZ an ounce Of Cr"stos in a
pint OF water. This eyc-tonic Is very
soothing and strengthening, and by using
X regularly in 4 short time II viii make
your eyes strong. clear and Sparkling. I
find IL unequaled good eye-tonic for
treating weak intlamcd eXpresaonless
eyes.
Ineg G.: Don't worry: almost every
body ese has the Same troubles. Al the
approach OF winter impurities In the blood
usually manifest themselves and what
you require 20 overcome the pimply.
muddy" COMPLEXION with is a good svs-
tem-tonic and regulator. You can easily
make Il yourself. Cot from your drug
gist an ounce OF kardcne and dissolve II
IN one half pint alcohol inot whisky:
then add one-halg cupful sugar and
enough hot water 10 make quart OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05
Weddings and
Engagements

Cards have been received by \
Lake friends for the marriage >,
Po!loci, aud Miss Dimmiti. whs
gagcmcu. was announced In The
uDc exclusively tbrec weeks agc
wedding cards are issued by he
aunt, Mrs. John Albert Johnston,
Ing friends 20 the marriage d
niece, Miss Marie IIorora Dimmi
James T. Pollock. The weddiu
take place next sa;urda~ nfteru
$3.50 10 the Lnurch of the IN,
Garvapla, uear los Angeles. 4
ding trip through tue state viii.
and Mr.. Pollock aud hi. bride ,
N bomc after March at aI9|
toutainc avenue in Pasadena. ihc
purchased few years ago by NJ
locE.
Mr.. and Mr.. John b. HirstA
West First South, aunouuce i
gagemcuG OF their daughtcr. "
Continued on Page Twelve
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

, for Miss Bennett s school, Miss Cowan
for Ferry hall aud Miss King for st,
Mary's school in Knoxville Russell
! Woodruff and bis sister, Adelaide, left
Yesterday for the east. Lloyd and
/ Ellis Weetcr will 90 today, the one
/ TO Exeter and the other to Culver,
Warner Morrison has already left for
Audover. Robert Lynch has returned
TO Notro Dame. Roger Powers has
| gone back TO Ann Arbor. Edmund
and Thomas Kcarus leave today for
tho west TO continue on at Santa Clara
college. Boyd Park has returned 10
| continue bis freshman year at Ann
Arbor. Miss Charlotte Boutwell, and
Miss Mary BoPue both return TO Stan
| ford within n few days. David Keith
has gone back to Thornc.
NERS> NJ. II. KERNIN entertained a
lvl few of her friends most delight
fully yesterday at 4 luncheon at the
Hotel Utah III compliment 70 Mrs.
James Finlen Of Butte, who has been
here visiting her parents Tho table
was laid iu the main dining room and
was bright with quantities of pink car
nations and ferDs. The guests besides
Mrs. Fiulep werc Mrs. Thomas kearns,
Mrs. William McCaskell, Mrs. James
Ivers, Mrs. L. c. Robinson, Mrs. Rob
CIT Gould Smith and Mrs. Nicholas
TT may certainly be stated without
fear Of contradiction that IL was
the merriest New Year If not the hap.
piest salt Lake has ever known. The
scene at the Hotel Utah IN the grill
room was one OF special brilliance. aud
one such as has never before been sceu
in the city. The many gayly lighted
tables. the magniicently gowued wom-
en-, the fragrance, the flowers and the
music entirely aside from the bubbhug
fluids which went TO eDliven the whole
were of at least more than passing sig.
niiesnce. The Ogden eoterie. com
posed Of Mr. aud Mrs. Charles HoNiugs.
worth, Mr.. ard Mrs Ralph Z. Hoag.
Or. aud M.s. w. q. Dslry mplc, Mr.. and /,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

Tibby. VIII Cain, LIT Sullivan.
Scenery painted by Edmond Keacns OF
Salt Lake.
Long Distance Jumper"
MISS MARY WALL.
New York 10 Salt Lake before your very
eyes.
MISS GLADYS SAVAGE,
Queen OF the Slack Wire.
POW EHS' EMPRESS SCOPE PIC
TERES.
Margaret Walker. Margaret Mcclure.
Margaret Mcintyre, Norinne Thompson.
Margaret Stewart, Syoil Walker. Lucille
Clark.
Every move a picture.
Strong Men With Strong Arms.
MESSRS. KJMBALL. PERKINS. THOM.
AS, JONES. BOYER. WISE.
YEATS and WILLIAMS,
THE pretty CUSTOM Of carrying
Il flowers to an evening affair i.
growing IN favor rather than decrcas.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

Mrs. Elwood Matson and Mr.. and Mrs,
Wesley Brown had Il central table which
was gorgcously deckcd TO show their
loyalty to their home town. Among the
parties was one consisting Of Judge and
Mrs. W, II. King, AGr. and Mrs c. f.
Foster. Misses Irene Hanson and Kathe.
riuc Owens and Mcssrs. J. L. Cavlcy
aud 4, II, Buck Of Chicago.
MISS LUCILLE REID, the elder
lvA daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Reid, entertained Il dozen Of her
young girl friends yesterday at beau.
tifully appointed luncheon at her home
on Harvard avenue. The long table was
CAV with tho rcd and green colors of
the Christmas holidays, and AL sorts Of
holiday favors were used. The guests
were Miss Helen Kearns, Miss Helen
Sheets, Miss Mary Lynch. Miss Isabel
Bacon, Miss Katherine Whitney, Miss
Frauccs Knox, Miss Margaret O'Brieu,
Miss Dorothy Spencer. Miss katherine
Spencer and Miss Naomi Hoffman.
n My month remains for tue gay
" SEASON., for Lent comes unusual.
~ early this year and before the first
week IN February is ended the "romD
aud vanity OF this wicked world will
have departed to discreet distance
till after Easter. The time intcrycu.
Ing will be very gay. however, as
there arc innumerabc affairs planned
for the next few weeks, chief among
which are several dancing affairs 10
be given AZ the Hotel Utah, and one
or two home receptions in some OF the
beautiful homes OF the city. which are
stiu Cup IN the air. ss 80 prepsra-
tions. Then there viii ne the usual
round Of afternoon affairs and the reg
Ilatiou good theatrical productions due
At thi: season, which will be sufficient
% content the "pomp and yanity' till
: later time.
!. KELLY. leading
w man az the Colonial. entertained |
Iiu,r- 'Tl,Y--I,,. ..H,.,..y
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

THE holiday spirit begins TO waue
u very definitely with the depart
ure for school and college OF the
young people, whose merTiment has
added so much 20 the merry holiday
time, Within the next few days all
the youngsters who have been at home
will be gone. Miss Margaret McIu-
tyre. Miss Sybil Walker. Miss Aseueth
Cowau and Miss Adrieune King will
all leave today, the two first named
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

Hotel Utah in compliment TO Edmund
md Thomas kearus and David Keith.
IT., who havo been spending their bol
idays at homo. The other guests Of
the evening were Miss Florence Ma.
giuuis Of Ogden. Miss Margaret Col
lins, Katherine jacobson. Edna Shep.
ard. DR.. Gsllican, :. \. Maginuis and
Z. J. Kelly. Mr., Kelly has been a
guest at numerous affairs given by
the young people during the past fort
night.
NGAJOB AND MRS. SIDNEY \.
I'VE CLOMAN arrived iu >au Fran.
cisco last Monday. aud arc At The
Fairmont hotel for the time Of their
stay there. which will extend oycc the
next TWO years. They went west BY
the Santa Te, which is the reason salt
Lakers had no visit from Mrs. Cloman,
always an extremely popular visitor
here.
AERS. WILLIAM g. SHARP enter
1VI tsined about thirty friends YES.
terdav at an elaborate luncheon ut he
Alta club in honor Of bcr sister. Mrs.
Thomas 3. Davis Of West Virginia,
who is here Tor n visit With the Uark.
ness family. Tie long oval table was
laid In the gold room srd was adorned
With quantities of American Beauties.
and candles. shaded ia The samc hue,
were used 70 light the whole
THE dancing events Of the past
weei; have been numerous enough
aud delightful cUouab TO content every
separate set III the town Nearly all
the young people who have homc5 large
enough have hnd some sort uC a dane
Ing party during The holidays. One OF
these not recorded was that Of Tues.
day evening at the y, II. Warren
home, at which Miss Anna Warren Gu
tcrtained thirty of her school iricula
1t was IN Ill respects a most delightful
affair, dancing programmes Of unusual
beauty. excellent music, supper aud
all that goes toward making perfection
in such AN entertainment being pro
vided for the young people.
THE coming Of President i. II. r..
Il Main OF Gginucll college. Iowa
accompanied by Mrs Main. the early
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

LIS friends here both in town aud
IL at Fort Douglas enjoyed brief
visit with Captain James NJ. Petty,
now major of Philippine scouts, dur
ing the past week, when ho was on
his way 10 San Francisco TO sail TO-.
morrow for his new station. Major
Petty left few weeks ago with Mrs.
Petty for Washington. d. c.. where
the latter viii remain Tor visit with
friends AZ present. lie will enjoy his
trip across the Pacific IN company with
Captain George &. Pond, brother
officer. who is now iu the traDspcrta-
tiou department. and who will 20 as
quartcrmaster ou the Logan 20 the
Philippines. Both the officers have
been with the Twentieth since they
entered the army.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

/ tonic. \ tablespoonful taken bc!ur,
meal viii soon rid vCur ,vsicIn OF n
ous accommodations. and !nuko you1
and 5ealLky bringing the uJGy A
perfect health to YOUR cueeils. Il
Alma T.: You can rid our q
those unSightly hairs with q Simple
made BY mixing enough powd srcd
tone and water TO cover the hal:
Wantei. Apply and let remain 4
three minutes. Then rub on. was
skin and The hairs are gone. ThIsI
Cd Is harmless and Lu'lillug aud
inc skin Tree from spot or blcu.a
Mrs. w Long. curly lasAes le,
added touch 10 feminine beauty.
from Your druggist n small. D.
package Of pyrONiu and apply III
II 81 lash roots wiki thumb and
finger. This makes them grow lon
curly. Thin eyebrows yhou'd ram
ToNln rubbed on them with ling.
and tAey viii come IN thick and {
Use caution not TO set any Wlcrt
Is not wanted.
Jessie H. Some sage drcssinel
beneficial 10 the scalp. byJ never
ommcud them on account o. the q
OF STAINING or UJ5CplpIluG ll' ..aI
YOU want n good. dependable remel
dandruff. itching scalp and ;alhug
try an ounce OF qui0zVtu dissolved II
salt pint OF alcohol 1nut WHISKY
one-hnlf pint water. This vii! put
hair and scalp In a healthy cen1
Apply the tonic twice "A week, r1hb
gently into the hatr-roOts. j: Us
from oil and makes 2 fine dFcssin
the hair. ! know uf many VINO
troubled with "hopclcsE' cases OF
druff and falling hair that FOUND ~
idcul tonic.
H0a: You must not use face pow'
you want a smooth, rosy. ncaltlig.
pieNion Powder enters the poiea
iarScs them aud eventually
coarse. saliow skiu--thcn wrinkles.
have a smooth skin that looks "a
and not artificial. YOU must use
ton. Here IL a splendid recipe y
inexpensive one. Get from anv dfug'
four ounces al spuImaN. diErolVe ~
half-pin- hot water cor witca
adding two teaspOontuls glvcc.iuc,.
ply thls lotion TO your face. nnch
arms. rubbing gently Il tew womonu
IL Will lend = most chdIning tot
your skin. This spurmaN lotion ren
the shine and gives clean. clear. y
some look 10 g. sailuW skin. " 20,
sire "A really charming compieNions
face powders. They rub of 100
and give that readily noticeable n
ed" look which this lotion does not,
lotion Is fine Tor cold sores. laps.
pies. and sure protection - q oe'
skin from biting Winds aud caans'
weather lAuVeT'Se'n
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

S usual there will be several Sun
~ day afternoon teas today. al ore
~ of which Miss Margaret Nc
Clure will entertain few Of
her friends quito informally. Two large
teas Wall NIL tomorrow afternoon, one
AZ the home OF Dean aud Nrg. samuel
Il. Colladay. at which Mrs. Colladay will
entertain q large number OF friends, and
the other at tho Mccormick home to be
riven IN houor of Miss Roberta Fletch-
or, tho talented lecturer on the Mon.
tessori method. The same afternoon
Mrs Perkins will entertain the Ladies
Auction Bridge club at her quarters at
Fort Douglas. Numerous Jinucrs arc
planned for the latter part OF the week.
among them one for Saturday evening,
at which Miss Alton Young vii! enter
tain for Miss Addie Cannon and her
6auce. Among the events planned for
AuS htSE dlF d -iAAEss " 1iNfAib'A n-E
eVning events at the Stauher homo in
the Stauffer apartments. Mrs Staufer
and Mrs. George ". Reed viii enter.
tain at bridge teas on Thursday and
Friday afternoons, and both evenings
Dg. and Mrs StaufTer and Mr. and Mrs. |
Reed will entertain at elaborate even. !
iuG bridge parties.
THosE cunning little vanity boxes,
l. or vanity bags, whichever You
happen TO have as your newest gift,
are not by any means the same as the
older-f shioDcd impcdimcuta With /
which tho bellcs Of the evening we're /
wont 70 steal quietly away aud ad I
minister dose Of powder TO a shiny |
iIose 10 secret and alone. Oh dear. no, /
They arc meant as much for show ss
FOR real use. Nor arc they 10 be bid /
den under q bushcl or auv other place. !
Time was when. If girl really used /
powder. il was thought quite the cor
rect thing for her to pcrvaricatc a
bit about il, aud aS Tor rouge DO ono /
must know o. such thing. Those |
lays have gone by, aud row frank
ness IN the matter OF makeup may be /
said 10 be quite the thing. Il Is moth ,
rag at all unusual TO sec beauty ex.
tract from her vanity box a powder
puff, rouge ctamois aud In rouge
stick and 20 20 work by means OF the !
tiny mirror TO put herself in order,
lust as she stands OF sits. and witbou.
serious interruption TO tbc eonvcrsa
tion In hand. The mirrors are what
The girls cali ''darliug.' They give
q full view OF the subject in miniature,
taking IN every little poiut OF good
looks aud showing just where
touch" would do tho most good.
They arc sewed fast 70 tue bag or
oox, as the case may be. 10 which al
he other attachments are adjacent.
they form quito the most necessary
part of the smart wardrobe.
HNE Of the really clever affairs OF
~ the past week was the theeter
party and dance given by Roger Pow
ers 10 company of his friends Thurs
day. The tbeater party was given
at the Empress, with a dance aud
supper later at the Powers hos,
pitablo home, Lingcrlouger. Tho
priginal.miuded host bad devised
a programme for the pleasure OF his
guests, which provided new and uu- |
tried features, and insured considcra
ole moro fun than that usually seen on
the stage. Heading it as lone great,
grand, glorious bill of lifc aud color, -
Mr.. Powers presented 10 his guests
the following attractions:
some High steppers"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

ing. But, the styles arc changing
Instead OF the bouquet OF loose flow
ers held iu the arms and soon TO be
tramPlcd under foot to tue discomfort
Of everyone, there are numerous ways
of getting the beautiful effect of the
towers with more case and less dan
Ger of destruction. One Of the most
original young matrous in Ogden has
designed method Of her own which
Is wonderfully bcwitchiug aud effect
I'VE. She was seen at recent affair
with tiny light basket entirely con.
ccalcd by flowers pendant from one
dimpled elbow. The flowers were gor-
eeoUs affairs which kept their fra
GRANGE and their beauty long after
other bouquets were ,rampled OIL the
foor beneath the feet of the dancers.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

XNCLLIAM i. KELLY. lending
w man AZ the Colonial, entertained
II dinner THURSDAY evening at the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

tonic. ! tablespoonful taken bc!o;
meal will soon rid ycIr system OF 4
ous accommodations. and !nHko YOU.
and Gealthy, bringing the uJGy 1
perfect health TO YOUR checks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-01-05

MISS GLADYS SAVAGE,
Queen OF the Slack Wire.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-04
Church Notice

Two months ago, | sent large num-
Der of letters to the business men of
town desiring answers to these ques-
tions:
l. Why are not more men members
of the Church?
2. Are the Churches of your ac-
quaintance really doing the work you
believe the Church of Christ was found
ed to accomplish?
3. What do you consider the most
helpful features of Church life today?
A great many replies were received
and | have made these the basis of a
series of sermons intend to preach at
the M. e. Church, beginning next Sun
day evening, to be continued for eleven
successive Sundays:
l. Is Christ Divine?
2. Christianity as Moral Force,
3. Shall we substitute Infdelity for
Christianity?
a.. The Stress of Business Life and
it's Methods.
S. The Greatest Sin of the Day.
6. The Twentieth Century Christ
ians under Cross Examination.
Z The Great Cry of Mans Heart.
8. Gods Response to that Cry.
8. Shall the Lords Day be given up
to Worldly pleasures?
10. Hypocrites in the Church.
II. Is it right for Christian to re-
main outside Of the Church.
A cordial invitation is extended to all
business men to attend these services.
Rev. John G. Ross.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-04

Don't overlook the school cleo.
ton tomorrow.
Chas. Doris has returned tc
Roman and is here to stay.
DR.. G. E. Putney has offices in
the Scarce store, up stairs.
F. j. White was in Poison last
Friday on business for the First
National bank.
w. P. Stillman of Sloan, was
in Roman on business Saturday
and Sunday last.
Chas. Hartshorn has purchas-
! ed the Phil Hull lot and cottage
| in Scarce addition.
If the man who borrowed my
potato digger will return it, the
favor will be appreciated. A.
A. Dix.
John McConville has returned
to his homestead after spending
the winter in Butte. His place
is west of town about eight
miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Meilleur
went to Missoula Sunday morn
ing and returned Tuesday eve
ming. the former on a business
trip and the latter on visit with
friends in that city.
Frank Denison was in Mis-
soula this week, taking down
one of his Airedale dogs for
shipment to the coast where it
will be entered in competition
for prizes at the big dog show.
M. L. DePhelps has gone out
to his homestead on the west
side of the river to start spring
work and other improvements.
To him it will prove a welcome
change from dishing up three
meals a day to a bunch of hungry
boarders.
Paper hanging. See ScHEARER.
S. r. Logan, principal of the
Arlee school district, was in Ro-
nan the better part of the past
week attending to his duties.
Mr.. Logan seems to be in earnest
in the work and is doing great
deal to improve school conditions
on the reservation.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-04

difference! In Roman the town
officers are supposed to pay for
all city improvements out of
their own pockets, and then a
little besides for the honor!
That little local adv. last week
sold the Is tons of potatoes for
A. l.. Crawford. 1t pays to ad-
vertise.
j. B. Riddle, the furniture man
in the Big Store, received a tele-
gram this week from his wife
who is at Dayton, Ohio, announc-
ing her safety.
just because there is only one
ticket in the field should not keep
voters from the polls next Mon
day at the town election. There
will not be as large vote this
year as last, but everybody
should turn out and cast their
ballot.
Mrs. j. H. Murphy returned
to her ranch west of town We'd
nesday, after spending the Win
ter in Butte. She says she
would not stay away from the
rance during the summer months
as she likes the farm. Mr.. Muir
ply is still in Butte.
The Eneroth-Duvall vaudeville
and moving picture show was in
town Wednesday and Thursday
evenings and met with good
houses. This show comes from
st. Ignatius and is making ar
engagements to show here twice
each week during the summer.
Mrs. James Grant received a
telegram Tuesday announcing
the death of her mother at |
Everett, WASH, that day, and
started at once for Ravalli to
take the train, but on arriving at
the railroad found the trains so
delayed it would be impossible
for her to reach Everett in time
for the funeral services and re-
turned home Wednesday.
Hon. A. ]. Brewer arrived
home from his eastern trip We'd
nesday and says the storms in
the east have not been exag-
gerated. He was south of Chi
cago about 100 miles the day the
big storm ragged over that Sec
ton and he says nearly all wood
en- buildings were blown down
or moved from foundations. As
usual, he thinks more of Roman
every time he returns from
trip east and is especially pleas
ed to know that such storms as
he experienced this trip do not
visit us here.
The Ronan pioneer. [volume] (Ronan, Mont.) 1910-1970, 1913-04-04
Auction Sale

Tuesday, April Is, will be held at my
ranch at Paradise, Montana, when the
following property will be sold to high
est bidder:
| imported Belgian stallion, l grade
Percheron stallion, span driving hor-
SEES, span driving mares, 3 saddle hor-
SEES. 80 head horses and mares consist
ing of 2. 3 and year Odds and aged
horses. Case separator, Case trac-
ton engine, Deere disc gang ploW;
Jersey bull.
Sale begins at one o'clock sharp,
Free lunch at noon.
Terms of Sale: Six months time. APP
proved security, at y per cent inter-
est. Five per cent off for cash.
w. B. RUSSELL, Owner.
Paradise, Montana.