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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-06
HELP FOR FRISCO IN
HER BIG WATER FIGHT

WASHINGTON, Aug 5.-San Fran
ciscos fight for the use OF public lands
IN Hetch Hetchy valley as a city water
supply reservoir will proba bly, be re-
ported on the floor Of the house Fr,da y.
An agreement was reached today for the
consideration then OF the bill recently ap-
proved by the house committee on pub
opment OF the currency reform nrn-
granlme can shut H. out go
a new element was injected into the
situation today with the introduction by
Representative Mondelj OF a bill which
would reduce the cost TO san Francisco
and make no provision for the fedora
distribution OF waters affected bv the
reservoir plan, leaving all water nights
subject 20 California laws as ut pres
ent.
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Trout Company Prospers,
Special to The Tribune.

PROVO, Aug. 6.-The Rainbow Trout
company held its annual meeting here
today and elected the following dlrec-
tors: George Poweson. Thomas Board
man. D. l.. Van Wagenen Te-elected) and
Harvey Cluff. These with w. F, Giles
A l.. Booth and Andrew Knudsen. hold
overs, will constitute the board OF d.
rectors. The board Will organize with
W +. Giles president and .. l., Var
Wagenen secretry.
The report to the stockholders shows
a successful year. The liabilities OF the
company had been reduced $1,000 and
$4,000 of merchantable fish have been re-
talned as sotck fish. being an addition
Of this amount TO the company's capital
The company has a hatchery In thu
south fork OF Provo canyon valued al
OF trout TO the leading cities OF The
west and south. principally to the first
class hotel trade, from Helena. Mont.
TO Memphis, Tenn
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PLAIN DRUNKS WILL,
BE GIVEN JURY TRIAL

WASHINGTON, Aug 5,-Because OF
the heavy penalties imposed upon the new
excise law upon those who appear in
public in Washington after too liberal
indulgence in alcoholic stimulants. Judge
PGgh announced In police court TO-DAY
that hereafter such persons may demand
and obtain jury trial II they so desire
The departure Is new one and in the
opinion OF lawyers promises to emba r
rsss the court when IL has a full docket
The. court has instructed the bail!ff
hereafter 60 inquire OF all prisoners
charged WITH drunkenness whether they
before jury or simply before the Judge
The decision IL up 10 them
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James Farley Is III.

NEW YORK, Aug. 5.-James Far
ley, for many years widely known as
a professional strike breaker, is under
the care OF physician at hotel here.
suffering from cold and general
breakdown as the result of an attack
Of pneumonia last winter. Conflicting
reports from the hotel todav led to
dangerous. This was denied TOMS ght by
his physician, who said his patient
would be able to leave his apartment
again within a short time,
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DIED

GOVERS-At 272 North Seventh West
street. August 5. 1918. of cholera in
fantun, Wilhelnlina NJ. daughter OF Mr.
and Mrs. John II. Covers, aged . months
and % days. Funeral services today
"wednesday At 10 a. n. from the family
residence Friends are invited to attend.
tnterment in City cemetery.
JOHNSON-Twin daughters, Florence G..
and Lydia G. johnson August ), 1919.
at 1l16 Laird avenue. daughters Of Jo-
seph T.. and Florence Christensen John
son. aged hours and hours. Inter
rnent will be in the city cemetery. We'd
nesday, at 1920 a. M.
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CARNIVAL FOR MOOSE:
Park City VIII Be Gathering Place Of
Utah Herds Next Week.

Special to The Tribune.
PARK CITY, Aug. 5.-Park City will
be mecca for the members Of the Moose
lodges of the state for three days this
month. August ID. 15 and 16 when big
street carnival will be held and all sorts
OF other sports will be enjoyed.
The carnival will be opened on Thurs
day morning. August IS, with a big street
parade and from then on and until the
close OF the week there will be "some-
thing doing every minute.
A live committee from the local lodge
has the affair in charge and nothing is
being left undone 10 make this one OF the
biggest and most successful events ever
held in this city.
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k OF EAGLES
GOOD CONDITION

ynE, Aug. 5.-Today's session
.<SSnsh annual convention OF the
1roer o! Eagles here was oc-
10y III nearing reports of the
Ss These showed the order
4osperous condition.
worthy President William j.
aoe special mention of the re-
opne by the Eagles during the
ne middle west last spring.
szo'ooo was contributed by the
pood Victims.
reasurer Frederick Hughes re-
cn nehd amounting 10 s1.559.
~ assets Of sS,704,44A. The re-
ain Secretary John S. Parry
increase in membership o.
tu,OU0 In the last year.
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RO TESTIFIES
|GAlNST L. Nj. FRANK

&<tA, Ga, Aug. 5.-All evidence
70 corroboratc the testimony
"a Conley. negro sweeper, as to
orls OF degeneracy by Leo NJ
"a trlal Tor tile murder Of Mary
vas held incompetent today by
<oen. BY order Of the court that
~ The negro's evidence which
20 recount acts Involving NOR
<oae on the part OF the defend :
enicken from the record. This
'sLalned motion by attorneys
nination of Conley occupied
gay and SO tagged the negro
vas necessary at ono time tc
sumnlant. Conley will be
land again tomorrow.
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Bishop Becomes Demonstra tor.

SpeClaT 10 TIC TTIDUne.
LOGAN, Aug. 5-Another farm demon
strator has been appointed TO supplement
those already in tho field He is Lorin
~ Merrill Of Logan. and his field Is 70
be Sewer county where he has gone To
make his residence. Appointment of
these state agricultural specialists was
authorized by the recent legislature.
Mr. Merrill graduated from the Utah
time hecamo assistant dairvnoan in that
institution, Later lie had charge OF
creameries and was engaged in prs ctical
dairying in Murray and Richmond. Utah
Yielding 10 the attraction of the soil
he bought farm and engaged in fruit
growing. He has been bishop OF the Lo-
gan Seventh ward for seven years, a
position he nov resigns to go down into
Dixie
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CHANGE is PROBABLE.
Box Elder County Superintendent OF
Schools May Go to University.
Special 10 The Tribune.

probability of County Superintendent Of
Schools D. c. Jensen severing his con-
nection with the Box Elder schools before
the beginning Of another school year, For
some time past the University OF Utah
has endeavored to procure the services of
Mr.. Jensen, and It now looks as though
the university has been successful The
board OF educa tion regrets to have Mr.;
Jensen's resignation to handle, and will
use influence to induce him to stay. Mr.,
Jensen came here from Logan last sum-
mer and filled the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Prof. Henry Petersen, who
went to Ogden to take the principalshp
Of the Ogden high school, and he is re-
garded as one of the foremost educators
Of the state. A number of capa bic men
from out of the county have already made
appicat tion for the position in the event
that Mr.. Jensen resigns
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

The Columbus Extension Mining COM
pany; principal place OF business. Sal,
Lake City. Utah
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
Ing OF the board OF directors held on the
18th day OF July. 1913. an assessment .!
two (2) cents per share was levied or
the capital stock O. the corpora t!on, pay
able 10 F. B Cook, secretary. on or be-
fore the 18TH day of August. 1913, at his
office, 40o Felt building Salt Lake City.
Utah. Any stock upon which the assess
nent may remain unpaid on the 10Th OF
August, 1913, will be delinquent and sd
vertsed for sale at public auction and
unless payment. Is ulaco before that time
will be sold on September ), 1918. 10 pay
the delinquent assessment together With
sale. +. q. COOK.
Secretary of said company: office. 40?
Felt building, Salt Lake City. Utah. d22t2
TRIBUNE WANT ADS FULL.
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knights Attend Mass.

BOSTON. Aug. 5.-Three thousand
mass in the cathedral OF the Holy Cross
here today. Bishop Anderson Of Boston
read a cahegram from Cardinal Merry
Del Val. conveying the folctations OF
Pope Plus Y. The supreme convention Of
the knights OF Columbus later was for
mally opened on board harbor steamer
while the delegates sailed along the north
shore.
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BAPTIZED
PRISON LAUNDRY

EG,. Kan, Aug. 5.-While
1nelr fellows stood about wit.
ne ceremony, twepty-three
z the state prison here were
70 the prison laundry Sunday
Thirtecn Of the converts
nen. 4 week ago Sunday ten
were baptized by sprinEling,
eay, however, a huge tank
.undry, was utilized and the
we're immersed
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PRINTING
MILLINERY

-~~~~-~~~-~--~-O~~~~~~~~~
OUR COMPLETE LINE OF FALL MIL
linery will arrive soon. We also re-
model hats. Bungalow Millinery Co. g.
Z. Attn South. e2o5
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Body Is Brought Home.

Special 10 The TrIbune.
PARK CITY. Aug. 5.-The body OF 4.
j. Mcdonald who died In Salt Lake sun
dav evening. was brought TO this city
this morning and the funeral will be held
"Wednesday afternoon from he |. q. o.
l.. hall under the direction of the local
lodge Of the w o. w. OF which order ae
|.cedent was member.
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BUTTON FACTORY

ALL KINDS AND SIZES FROM YOUR
own material; special attention to mail
orders. 1923 Mercantile Annex. Was,
4677. d23l6
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Will Pay for Good Roads.

GpecIaI 10 The IrDune.
BRIGHAM CITY, Aug, 5.-The county
commissioners. In company with mem
bers OF the state road commission. made
a trip of inspection over the new state
road now in course OF construction be.
Of the money originally appropriated for
this road has been used. but Dox Elder
county concluded TO complete the road,
and will make an additional approprIa =
tion Of about $4,000 TO meet the require
nents on this piece of road
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SAFES AND VAULTS
COAL AND KINDLING

u. p. DEAL, COAL. BLOCK WOOD
and kindling. les East 18th South Phone
Wasatch i2SS. NO
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CHIROPRACTORS

! CECIL g. CECIL GRADUATE CHIRO-
practors. Chronic and female troubles
speciality. Consultation free. Suite 403.
! EOS South Main. r23l
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CONTRACTORS


CEMENT CONTRACTOR. ALL KINDS
OF first class cement work. Hyland
20lS-W. d2oG9
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HAIR GOODS
Wigs and TOupees

r. KLlNNER, EXPERT MANUFAC-
turer wigs, toupees. switches. Factory,
office. 153 So. Main. d374
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Will Vote on Franchise.
Special to The Tribune.

special 10 Inc tribune.
PARK CITY. Aug. 5.-At the regular
session OF the Park City council which
will be held Thursday evening at the
city hall, the vote on the granting Of a
new light franchise will be taken, and
much interest Is being taken by local citi-
Zens in the result Of the ballot.
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TAILORING


A J. HALL; LADIES AND GENTS
suits made 10 measure: cleaning. press
ing and repairing, 202 E. md So Was.
1872 c3loo
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FUNERAL NOTICES


DEWIS-The funeral services over the
remains Of Emma A. Lewis, aged 81
years, Will be held today "wednesday
at p. N. from the Seventeenth ward
chapel Friends are invited TO attend and
can call at the family residence, 80 AL
mond street. on day OF funeral from IL
m. TO 130 q. m Interment in City ceme-
terry.
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LADIES' TAILOR

FASHION LADIES TAILOR. 100 EAST
Broadway. IL. Babbel. Mgr Wasatch
6e59, b20S0
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SADDLE HORSES

FOR HIRE; DIVIDED SKIRTS,
Broadway stables lst South bet. Main
and State. Was. 1890. ei29
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FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
E 4th South Was. 1886.
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PIANO LESSONS

P N, COOK, PIANIST.
Special attention TO lingering and touch
Beginners taken. Studio 1859 Srd avenue.
phone Was 671e-M dl0l0
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Electrical Treatment

BATH and electrical treatment; also
hairs renluved Martin Institute. oo3
Brooks Arcade. Phone Was. s0o5, do21s
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Against Sale Of LIQUOR.

WASHINGTON Aug. "a constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting the sale OF
all alcoholic beverages was proposed In a
resolution introduced today by Represen-
tative Hobson of Alabama.
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Mayor Clyde Improves.
n m Tb. Trih,11e

Speclal 10 Inc iIiDule
PROVO, Aug. 5.-The condition of
Mayor James w. Clyde OF Heber. who
has undergone an operation for an ag-
gravated case Of appendicitis at the
Provo General hospital, is favorable TO
recovery,
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WHERE TO STOP

LINCOLN HOUSE, 6S EAST lST SO.
ESQ rooms; tes, 35c. 4oc and soc; mod
ern; baths. loc. nl3SS
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SANITARIUM
HAIRDRESSING

LADIES, MAKE YOUR APPOINT
ments early; we are open evenings.
w 1886 Velvetina Parlors. 81 z. 4th
South street s2766
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SECRET SERVICE

SECRET SERVICE;
reliable operators. 4Dl Boston building.
Wasatch 2i75. Cll1O
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IBUNE WANT ADS FULL
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DANCING

BALLROOM, FANCY AND STEP
dancing quickly taught &c Main st
Mr. and Mrs. Woodward. instructors.
s2l1
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SANITARY GARBAGE CANS

GARBAGE CANS FURNISHED FREE
with our service. s. L. Scavenger &
Sanitary Garbage Co. 25 East 4th South
Wasa tch 10 cS62G
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FURRIER and TAXIDERMIST

EVERYTHING IN THE FUR AND
taxidermist line made as you want It.
r. Stencil Fur Co.. 81 e Broadway-23
years in Salt Lake n525
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PERSONAL

LADIES!
Why should you suffer every month
when the Yee Foo Lun, C.. H. D., Chi
nese herb trea trent Is within your reach?
No drugs-no knife, 118 S. Main. up
stairs. Phone Wasatch $3.50 d17T2
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

w. WILLIAMS & SON. 1865 N STREET.
Wesatch 1645-W. Upholsterng. chairs
o342
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AUTOMOBILES NUMBERS


NICKEL. BRASS. ENAMEL, soc TO IS.
Charles Peterson. signs. 20 Upper Rich
ards street cSIS
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

5. D, EVANS. UNDERTAKER, EN-
balmer. Mortuary chapel IS S. state.
Automobile service il desired without
additional expense. Wasa tch 364. b2lS
2. G. O'DONNELL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalner. has moved TO new location.
225-227 South West Temple street. Realty
bldg. Phone $50. o3399
EBER W. HALL. UNDERTAKEN AND
sos. d3
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MANICURING AND SHAM.
POOLING


FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN So
E. 4th South. Was. 1886. els
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult county clerk or the respective
signers for further inforr,a ton.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS,
Estate of James Ritchie. deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouch-
ers to the undersigned at 1o03-6 Kearns
building, Salt Lake City, Utah, on or
before the 18TH day OF November, A. D.
1913. HANNAH FLEECE.
Administratrlx, with the Will annexed. Of
James Richie. deceased
George r. Wasson. Attorney for Ad-
ministratriy 1003-6. Kearns building.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Louis L. Terry deceased
Creditors will present claims with vouch-
ers TO the undersigned al No, is East
Third South street Salt Lake City Utah
on or before the 25th day OF April, A. D.
1914.
EDWARD II. WOODRUFF,
JAMES II. BROWN, and
EUGEN1A c. TERRY
Executors OF the last Will and tesla.
ment ot Louis l.. Terry, deceased.
Dickson, Ellis Ellis * Schuider,
Attorneys for Executors
Date OF first publication June 10, 1918
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be made by one who WAS under q -four

Ne made by one who WAS under a four
years sentence to y federal prison
At tho close OF Mr., Clark's remarks
the crowd gathered around the nag,
polc, on either side OF which We're
mounted by two brass cannon recent,
~ donated hv the government, These
we're mveilea and as Old Glory as
cenaed the fass,a0 the audience and
band struck ap With the Star Span
glei Banner,
The exercises had been completed,
AND tour acres OF ground had, been
| dedicated u the state and historical
! society in n prosvam taa commem>
| Grated the deeds OF the past
| These old soldiers were prsSen, and
YeSUeSeusea the famous Seventh
| cavalry ius Marsh, James Fanna'
| sSu, Waiter S,erland, Jacob Anrner.
| AZ G. taaaeil J, g Creighton and II,
| sSndewald L. ISr>ca, This sroap also
| had us picture taken by the Tribune
! atlSS, on the ruins OF the old dutch
even Mr. taaaeu is mentioned in
many Histories as Al of the Sur
vi,rrS 81 Major Renos sommana sf'
Ter the Custer massacre, These who
serve, 4, the yNaSi in tSSs included
e. W kWrts og jamestown and Mr.,
MaveAy Of M~sanespoasS 10th OF these
hc&oagcd 10 = Wisconsin regiment
wASch Mas stationed thcso al the
\ close of she war,
Tas asth Infantry was reereSensSs
b. NJ n rr$os ana Noses Hyatt, tbs
/ asssev gy<sa Saaser, These mea segN
~ at TIC Ars in lSsA>
Those MAo served 81 sae fort liz
'saSS2 acre L. q Ives " Ncsaea> s. a,
and Tasa WsacA Of gSSaaSrcx &&
Tae a&seN9ns we're the oshcsrs aaS
caMmssssees wae HAD sae AFFAIR m
SAarg&
pressasas Nay McNasg>
Sesgsssss~C = WasSa,
T~sSSN~sg 4 WScdasaa>
Ssmws1tes en decoration ssS re
csYs$an Nav MeNass, u MclAsassa
a@a 4 N, SoaGa,-
Xosamsssce On 6~nSscaS ", Rcd
ssen, A M seTswsV and FvS1 Fssaa
CEammSssss Sa hood ard AaSs-aSsS
Il NJ SsAwsst, George Ward A. N
TsrSwes asa NJ WcseA,
Sgsmasssss On SassrssSns-C Z
MassR, ia McTsaaSss and r. NJ Red
sssAG.
Farmers canaaMase@-aeaeSs SRr
ss-N, Sassans ChaS Clark aSSoGai
IA W GAsss, EASaoas Y, Baker
fSssnas 5saa Gssssssa farSSas Pete
GgSsss-S sss~SS0S Access SsSs
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Fort Rice Plot handed
Over u Commonwealth
trom,noou from rape oncN

.4 uuqEWh 4
/ uu,u,uH llNu ln,mNvly p,oou ,n'
urea 'ot groupa OF old votrrhha who
had norvcd wofn taken AMI snnp Nhola
ia kodak honda llntll tho sl,An' nat
tic had tNltoN p'nco at l'W tho time
wrN Epont IN little rcunlone, faulty
p,cnicN, WAITING tho retrrahWrnt
stNnd, and drlnklnH what wNs labeled
, Ahall tho won't hr printed "lcmon
Ndr'
Tho Sham Battle,
Al l}AN tho white canvas tor nI an
rmlRrNnt wagon appeared ON tao horl.
gNn IN the wcatS It had inH, wound
on, Of u low Len,a chat broke tho long
mNEo Nr hIllM Presently II was over
taken Nv a band " indians, who wore
IN all the paNoNly vt the dnNR ot NoSe,
Wdth evNrcnhtNW hNWls and headlons
NNeea they rNmo 'enrinN alonR AZ
NrvnkNrrk sneca and lftMg Into the
wagon, Tho eMthrANta IN the wagon
poured out u galltNH ilra, nut thM DID
nui check the NarOshtNg Indians, Ths
horarN 1T the MABon wore whtpnea up
~ II mah rush tN escape, hut tho IN
aiNns rodr aN0u, the WAGON III u wide
civvle, hvtnN vN((ry allnr Nnlley, hut
No NMr aeemwA 10 div FoWr NreMaea
aaoNtN tNllowea the Indians and also
nNuvrl much "leNlN IN thctr direction
hut with litsNn nNect,
Tho troops Advance,
rho lrNHl@ Mad Now cotton WORT
~ tho ,MaiaN attack and advanced
on them ANuNlc outok When near
rN,nNA Tor NtToVttVe srrNtrA they
we're aeNlNyea ~ y lnng sktrmtSh Tine
aud aNpNtNS ON theiv Nallses opened
u waffle ut mu%ketrN, FNr SomN rea'
ken the Indians aidNt WAY much al
tontlNN N Tits, hut kept ON SHOOTING
and enrsvvlhE sNn NmigraMt wagNn>
Tho NS,teN wAN NNW gtNSM Tor \
VNNNse aNl the SAlaSer MN>$ rushed
az ihn sloMtMs AEl|Ntnr AZ 4 1pia
NaN, nrtn& AH tNNN lmSNra aNoMH, The
hSh,tMg AVN MAS Al erHttN chose Nasr
,vvS, amt iNerr worc NNoa&h SNNss
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st. Phone 90
BROWN { JONES
N&0"Thc Most of the Best
for tho Least"
NEW E GOODS,

In the following our motto "Ths
most Of The best or the Least We
should no, hc giving the best we're
our $tSek old, interior or OF poor
quality,
Ms Insist TIA, only fresh GOODS
he Ssat oas, and by keeping The best
line of Known quality goods We sal,
Ssts aur customers aaI enjoS Their
regular trade,
They kauw n an times thai ,eslS
ords.s will he Just > nttas better Tran
they expected, rathe than to DC DIS
Spgoiaaea, Mould soG like q gei
Saur sls,csrses that Way ssaSe iHsaa'
Assses s,sa goa ~axgnctetss They Ws
ssS
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Went By Auto.

Went BY Auto.
Quito u number OF people from lis,
marck and Mandan went 10 the Fort
Rice e~'aadicafion b. auto, Amons
those ogsoing from bismarck in their
ears Mrrc:: Mr., iana Mrs, L, G. Pat,
terson,pMr and Mrs. T. a. hughes,
nr, aud Mrs, S%;ackhouse, Mr.. and
Mrs. Il. H. l., Vesperman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Grant Call, Mr., and Mrs. Il. ].
Bcckley, Ph,llip Webb. jr. and party,
Or, c, c, Hibhs and family. Among
those Who went from Mandan IN
autos we're. Mr. aud Mrs. Simpson
and party, l., w. Cary and party, e,
l.. Draper and family. Gus Hcegaardc
and O from Minneapolis,
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Cues, o. Mru, conkun.

Mrs, Dr, Mclean ol jamestown ms
been ITO guest Of Mrs r. i, Coiklih
aInco Saturday. On sunday Mr.. ana
Mrs. ConkiIn, accompanied by MIA
Mclean, Mira, NJ. n. Jewell ana Mr..
ANA Mrs, i. Al Gopelin, nntocd to the
fort Rice dedication, crossing the
river at tho old Fort Lincoln ferry,
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outlno At tho Lakes.

Mr., nnd Mrs, Jack IllntscM LOFT
Monday evening for the Twin cities
Mrs. nintgen will visit friends II
Lake Mlnnet0nka tho next mohtl
while Mr.. nittgGn IL on q business
ulp TO Chicago. llIntgcn, junior
viii rtmuln with his grandmother
Mira, patrick Ntzhugh,. during theil
absence,
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tho Lutheran church at 10 o'clock
with Rev. A, !, Fahcr, officiating.
The bride vas dressed IN mink satin
silk, and carried 4 bouquet OF roses,
They will mako their future home IN
Bismarck. Mr., Taylor heinS a we'll
known painter here,
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Society Notes
Waited uo,. Niece.

Mrs. w, II. Doyle Of Darlington
r,oni SUNDAY IN tic capital city ~
tho guests OF h0r Dircc, MISS Gertrude
Leonard. Mrp Doyle has been on u
"Trip through, tho Park the past two
weeks, una cnilc via Bismarck f0r u
Visit,