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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-08-31
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Hotels and Rooming Houses

H0telS ana RoOmlng houses
RooMING HOUSES, SEE us.
lis rooms. strictly modern, down
In and Groom apartments. with bath
these suites rent from SIS to $40 each
per month; also AZ single rooms that
rent for $3.50 per week and up furni-
uful entrance and lobby: about 100 rooms
rented permanently, and we can show
you that this house Is clearing over $500
per month, Only $3.50. Terms.
5s-room European hotel. strictly mod
ern. public and private baths. attractive
entrance and lobby. swell furniture; To-
lease; rent Sc per room. Total posi- BILE
running expense. $500 per month; in
come, $1,000 to $1,000 per month. WIN
stand the most rigid investigation. Abso-
lutely the right price and terms TO In
terested party
Sc rooms, strictly modern. Z rooms
with private bath. frst-class carpets,
SO per room: good location; excellent
reputa ton. $500 cash; balance can be
paid out OF house.
RoOMING HOUSES.
5o-room rooming house. downtown To-
ca ton. rent only $3.50 per room per
month. Only $1,000, terms
IS rooms. running not and cold water
every room, good transient location,
nicely furnished, $1,000; terms.
2s rooms. strictly modern; large light
rooms; clearing SIPS per month; $4,000;
terms.
16 rooms; n neat clean little place do
ing capacity business. Only $500
25 rooms on one floor. clearing 500 per
month Only $3.50
RESTAURANT
Near 2nd South and Main; receipts $50
per day Only $1,000. Also coffee house,
clearing $500 per month; price $l46o.
WE MOVE
To our elegant new quarters, S40-342
Main St. on Monday, September lst
BETTILYON HOME BUILDERS co..
323 So Main. Was. 203o.
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GROCERY,
GROCERY.
GROCERY

The best opportunity in the city Is on
the corner OF 5th East and 18th South
streets. in Beautiful TIomesite Addition,
which is being built up with brick cot
Salt Lake market. New pressed brick
store, with living rooms attached No
nearby competition. Store for sale or
rent golden opportunity for someone.
M'KELLAR REAL ESTATE g. INVEST
MENT CO.,
INVESTMENT BANKERS.
4o2 and s0S Walker Bank Building.
eS343
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l. st, and End ave. bargain
In a double house. rooms on
each side; partly modern, lot
81 rods by s rods: all Special
taxes paid.
Price $2660-S5O0 cash.
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HAIRDRESSING

LADIES. MAKE YOUR APPOINT
ments early: We are open evenings
W 95S6. Velvetina Parlors, SO e Attn
South street. s,7ss
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FIREPROOF STORAGE

IF YOU ARE A PARTICULAR PERSON,
You want your household goods stored
only In the best place-a clean place
clean from dirt and verrnin; a safe place
In every respect our warehouse is the
best for furniture storage Come around
and we will quickly show you why.
REDMAN FIREPROOF STORAGE CO.,
Phone bb5. 159 Main
b28O5
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We Will write your bond.
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THE FOLLOWING DISEASES YIELD
READILY TO D. R. FONG'S LIFE
GIVING HERBS:

Paralysis. spinal trouble. fits. epllep-
sy. poor circulation. skin disease. weak
or sore eyes. typhoid fever and all few
ers. spermentorrhoea, dyspepsia, hemor-
rnaGes, sore throat, pneumonia Ia
grippe, tape worm, weak back, hay
fever, dropsy, rupture. mercural pois-
onlng. heartburn, Inflammation of the
bowels, salt rheum. scald head, car
huncles. boils. felons, appendicitis: also
fistula, cancus and tuberculosis, II
taken in first and second stages
He has cured with his Celebra ed
Herbs where others failed. Go TO this
wonderful man today for free con-
hdential consultation by presenting this
notice.
Out -ot-town patients cured at homa
Address D. R. Fong for particulars All
mall given his personal attention,
Address 11S So. Main, Salt Lake.
e4310
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COMPARE OUR FINANCIAL STAND
ing. insurance rate and warehouse with
any other, The superiority Of the Keyser
storage over all others Is well known.
Keyser F1reproof Storage Co.. Wasatch
2S23 b241s
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Nm

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| Beautiful bungsltz. "a
East. 5-room. mol, q 4
menJ. finished fo9rt -
place, bookcases, bi95
electric fixtures, Nssa Z,
of bathroom suprlls, rl.
walks In from, are ~
cornice that profess ~
graded lot, With a'rlJ
trees, IN e growing
thing for you and lis 0'-7
10 please. an.
South front. h.rdsaa
porch, all the latest 49,
one Of the 6ssI balt
city, rear tho msErid:
| MI M srevell. Whose - -
the finest and most s' /
west. ,p
Only three olcess M. - /
o,-ou,Ing locality, 49,
q an sISSi"S Sss, pSsTina vim n. =
it's withou, any sIS 9. 81
that could Be maze ~ - q
fortable homes on s. =. ~
ike IL; sAttu the one YOU ~: w.
Inquire about our ~, sns;r
pleased 10 SHOW y. " !: 81
80 that you can y
,l!a u
Tbres-roon oan7aI,s. -. q
and = large close, :, "a. III,
electric fixtures n.ss y. s:f
sarden, chicken peTet 81 ~
81 es'Vy way in rear g., .I,SsA|
&C ccommodate an0u'S
80 !
On Lincoln arena 4. "a
sny sinssSsy' DSyeE would s'' 4
chance tha; .t.1, y0t Esa
a III. liiue s.,oD a11ihIe thsIe. 20
IS%.r Don : several scSs :, nll1ss l11og
property anS asnSSr.r;is: 4 -
want 10 sgs"o 70 mFaH
client. .cuTOS-l s1sss
nndvard ~
.,,o 40. sFs,
capi'a' lnsaIaH's
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SANITARIUM

QUIET, COOL, PRIVATE SANITARIUM,
where nervous cases and children arc
catered to; ideally located: rates rea-
sonao'e. i0i wilson ave. Hy. s59-R
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FOR sAls.s, 49,
Improved aslS ~
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4.roon sAaoaa,
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sis:,n the ,nsstssssI nstsss Iss s,ss ,,' =
| poreS eS bassn.si.' I'D n
bull,Ninn' china csgS -
KIN Kind. large ..slss sslsss !. |,
$500 ca sasS; SSa;'s,.sIsd 81 S.s',s ss ~
Oh TEs.,l's East s,.a saa -. q. 2.
Siinsnn, SSsilnsn, wsiss Z, . !
S%fihfn. SuIiih.fsnn. china ~! - ! y
screenas M IL ,naaia n
ssoot front porch. 'set D. -
'''n' vi rr A,.s, ~
Genes, cens,,p ,posslhls ,,s NJ e.
mess ,shs walss az a !
sieepsjj,vs isj vscrs.n.i.Is / 20
ionIaII anna caSIn.. is (; W
booEcasSsSse bss sSsSseniasl Si 4
bedrooms ssG l'a /, h
Snrrdiittc Sm1 daitchsn, rsSi,s a d
$500 cash; sS',i: sS ~: tltss
S-r'om house. sos. :. y :
gnsa grsa. sacrlass 81 sr;s.' s,;' ~
p1orchss. tufnisg.' g',s ~! =,
closet! cilose! room. Ia 70; 20 { :
Ss closets. ss.N. gas. IL, s ,s ,sJ
$500 basement, sem 600" ~ 4 d
HOFFMAN sRorz, ~
wasa.ch "a lkusf cuPS .,s's. ~
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FAMILY LAUNDRY, CURTAINS, DONE
-. by hand; called for. delivered Was
olVz. e3028
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75b wellington ave-, a good 4.
room cottage. which we want
to trade for vacant property.
Have you anyf II not, we will
sell for s25o0-$16o cash.
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GOOD HOUSES CHEAP,
ON EASY TERMS.

GOOD HOUSES CHEAP,
ON EASY TERMS.
PETERSON R. E. INV, CO..
Oh East =th South.
S!9oo-5-r. cottage; part. mod; large
$500 porches; fair lot: close In; near
Cash. 5th So. and 4th e. In good repair
An excellent home for working
sl3oo-BaI. monthly like rent, a 4-roonl
$500 fr. cottage; water and light In
Cash house; near 7th So. on End West
S2Soo-New Ar. brick part mod; 5oxlb6
$500 # lot to alley. On Lake st. near
Cash. Hawthorne school
s3250-New 5-r mod brick: cement base
$500 ment; mantel and CRATE; front and
Cash. back porches; lawn, etc The best
buy for the money, Sc.
S4o0o-Nearly new, mod. 6-r. brick; close
In on End East: corner lot, lawn
and shade. It's an excellent home.
$1,000 cash,
s20oO-9th e. and 5th So, ST. frame;
lot so II. AL street improvements
in and paid. You get the house
for nothing, The lot is worth the
CHEAPEST CLOsE-IN LOTS
ON EASY TERMS,
MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
s350-5o-ft. lots near 3rd z. and 11th So
s650-50x156 IT. to alley. on 6th D. or
Park ST.. near 11th So. 5th East
boulevard now being paved; $50
cash. bal, $40 monthly.
$500 ii. on University st, near l3th
East and 9Th South,
s996-76Xl4S IT. to alley, 7th East. south
of Liberty park.
S750-50Xl31 IT., on 18th So, east OF Itn
Fast.
sS50-50x157 on sth East, east OF park
sl250-3TlXl4S. on 9Th East, near Stn so,
S27 front it., 9Th E. near 7th So, 100 or
more feet.
IN fact, we can sell you the best build
Ing lots any part OF city. on any terms you
may want
PETERSON R. E. & INV. CO..
Phone 3220 81 +. 9Th South.
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HERBS AND REMEDIES TO ALE
WAITE SUFFERING HUMANITY.
DISTANCE OVERCOME BY SUCCESS
FUL TREATMENT.
Celebrated Herbalist successfully treats
patients by mail in all parts Of the world.
Distance is no object TO D. R, Fong.
He has patients in every part OF the
continent. Not alone IN the Z, s., but
In Canada and Mexico as we'll Indeed,
his herbs extend as far on one side Of
the world as the Philippines and on tho
other to England, Grateful patients
spread his fame even into these far-oft
places, They carry the glad tidings OF
health and happiness in their glowing
faces and active bodies. and 1t is small
wonder their friends and ne!ghbors grasp
at the opportunity to consult the same
wonderful Herbalist.
Because you are far away don't hesi-
tate about writing to D, r. Fong and
obtaining his advice about your case.
Although he has met but a small per-
centage OF his patients. D. r. Fong' s
system OF reports is SO perfect and the
attention given to each and every case
Is SO thorough: he Is able to follow eN-
actly the effect Of each and every herb
prescribed.
D. R. Fong makes no misleading state
ments to the afflicted He will be honest
with you.
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S2000-9th z, and 5th So, 3-r. frame;
lot so II. All street Improvements
! in and paid. You get the house
| for nothing. The lot is worth the
| price asked.
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VETERINARY

s. p. VETERINARY COLLEGE BE
gins Sept. 10. No profession offers
equal opportunity Catalogue free. c.
Keane. pres. 1915 Market St. San Fran
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TO BE SOLD:
SOS, 900 HOME.
EAST SOUTH TEMPLE.

Soo,OUU. =, -
Owner instructs US to sell his Ii"roo.ii
mod home, close IN, on East So. Temple
large corner lot; has no use for IT, ram
iIy all grown up; does not need -ooo 6d
money so will sell on easy terms; soVoV
cash. bal. at per cent IN yearly pay
inents TO suit buyer One OF the finest
homes in city. VIII consider trade Tor
one or two smaller homes as nrst pay
rnent Must be Al 8 or 6-rooDl mooe,H
well located. For information see MI
Peterson.
PETERSON r. f. INV. CO.. ,-,,
81 East ith So ST. etoi'
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DO Tog ,,g gASzTa : \ ! :
bic home. se,.ou,,,y. .
'Sll0ESiass ''SSlllO0IySss ;I ':ssS9iss5.s. iss..r ~,
shade and d'.E.n nsi ~ -
ems and cAispi II J v.9
Telephone ~, pIk n
car TO cfn.1ss' INK s.s'
77 oTz7E:Ia5 oT7:I5, ':s.:a'
81 ern; nG;suIeni Sa'' =
Io7s T951 o ~; IL y: z 81.
mild i,ui to spl!r r - -
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9th So. near 9th E, new Groom
modern bungalow, just completed.
VIII install hot water heat for
$3.50 or will sell for $500 On
terms.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
Miscellaneous

YOUR 25-WORD ADVERTISDMENT i
placed IN 2S good monthly magazines for
81 %. One inch display. So. Write, for
Syracuse, ~ Y. eAzSo
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A FEW
Rooming houses OF the better class; all
have good regulations, are exceptionally
well furnished nd are modern
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TAILOR-MADE CORSETS
UNREDEEMED PLEDGES

S~~>~~~~~-o--~~-->~----~~~~
$1,000 LION-HBAD BRACELET. 7 90
$4,000 21-jewel Hamilton watch. 20 90
$3.50 sole leather suitcase .. 450
$500 violin and case ....., 90
Cline's Jewelry g. Loan Co. (esteb. %
yrs-), II E 3rd So. e3e39
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LOOKING FOR AN Al BUSINESS
INNEGTNENT1

INVESTMENT?
An old esta aolished, hrst-class candy
store. merchants lunch and ice cream
parlor, equipped with up to-date soda
fountain, etc,i doing q cash business OF
over $50 per day; located on the best
business street in Pocatello, Idaho; is
offered for sale owing 70 the SERIOUS
UNEXPECTED SICKNESS OF OWNER.
VIII be sold at inventory price, $4,000.
About half cash will handle this balance
liberal terms, or will trade for livestock
or good collateral. This is a chance OF
lifetime and will bear the strlctest In
vestigation; bankers reference. etc. For
Advertising Agency. P. o. box 1876. Po-
catello, Idaho. e223S
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


WANTED. A HIGH-CLASs MAN.
a Utah corporation OF 100000 capltail-
cation. OF two years standing. well es-
tablished and handling sound, staple
land proposition, without doubt one OF
the best In the west. wants an able busl-
ness man. capable OF acting es assista mt
manager. or sales manager, and man
capa bio OF investing from $4,000 TO $40, 900,
with his services. This company has as
sets amounting to many times Its capi-
tai stock. and can show whore there is
plenty OF work aud plenty OF pront
Do not bother TO answer this ad unless
oil OF Its conditions can De fulfilled, to-
gether with references as to standing and
business ability.
ing.
Address PIP. Tribune. e312O
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PATENT ATTORNEYS

SCOTT & COMPANY. ALL COUN-
tries; terms reasonable 227-3 Judge
Bldg. g507
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We act In capacity Of agent In
any business affairs.
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TO PATENT INVENTIONS, REGISTER
trade marks or copyrights, see J. ~
Thomas 30s Utah Savings & Trust Bldg
oI94
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SIX per cent mortgage loans on
hand for Investors.
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CHEAPEST CLOsE-IN LOTS
ON EASY TERMS,
MONTHLY PAYMENTS

PETERSON R. z. & NV. CO.
Phone $500 81 Z. ith SCUM;
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LIVERY STABLES

MCCOY STABLES. CARRIAGES AND
Phone 81 oIli
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FURRIERS

FURS REPAIRED AND STORED
Geneva c. Hicks Co., 6a So. 9Th East.
Was. 1907. cass
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SPECIAL PLANS FOR SELLING YOUR
business or real estate. kennebecK %,
Omaha Neb. e9Soi
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEANING CO. BEST
work: reasonable prices Office, 1872 e.
Broadway Was. 3l54. d2l7e
UTAH PAPER CLEANING co. OFFICE
Salt Lake Glass & Paint Co. Ex. 400.
Res, Was. Z040-W. r7s2
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We have bargains in business
and residence property.
VIII build you q home on
monthly payments.
We loan money ou real en-
tete,
Agent for THE ROYAL. "The
Worlds Greatest Fire Insurance
Company"
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A BUSINESS FOR SALE OR TRADE
for Utah lands In part; situated in the
livest railroad town in Utah. This com
posed Of q general merchandise stock. In
vento-y OF about $4,000 TO SO, 900. doing a
$2500 10 $4,000 per month. Owner mas other
interests to take up his attention. Ad-
dress Q-3o. Tribune e42Ie
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J. PANEK. PRACTICAL sURRIER. 124
z. Broadway; all work guaranteed
e109e
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OKLAHOMA SCHOOL LANDS-A,i
auction soon. 40 years 10 pay no res,- RESI-
dence required: better than homesteaaithE, t
Obtain choice farm home In tnat t,ns 1S
how 10 obtain. A. A. Berry. Clarindeas;
la. e4-''
BY OWNER-6-ROOM BRICK. MOD
brow OF east bench. on 6th South be-
tween 10th and 1lth East, S2750; ter!.' ter!ns'
Must be sold at once An opportunaussSyi
Hy. 2343-W. ea0s'
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HALLORAN-JUDGE LOAN G.
TRUST CO.
Exchange 1S1. 30S-1l Main ST.
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CHINESE HERBS

FOR TWENTY YEARS D. R. FONG HAS
BEEN IN THE GRAND AND NOBLE
WORK OF DISPENSING CHINESE
HERBS AND REMEDIES TO ALE
WAITE SUFFERING HUMANITY.
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FOR SALE NEW HOTEL OF "a
rooms. besides lobby, in e new mining
town that is making good; no expense
and have good income. I also have other
DISSATISFACTION and store. For full par
ticulars. write P. o, box 496. Rochester,
New. e4262
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FOR PROFITABLE HOTELS AND
ROOMING HOUSES. SEE us.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-06

while trying to hide pet dog from
q" train guards.
Mays Landing, N. ELISHA
NJ. Fulton, who gave Andy Car
negie first job, died. Leaves
100000 estate.
London. - Town council of
Doncaster barred Tom Jones"
from library as immoral Dealers
can't supply demand for the book
now.
London.-331,137 British sub
jects emigrated to colonies,
chiefly Canada and Australia, last
year. $4,000 more than in 1911.
Paris.-Smart Parisiennes now
wearing furs to match pet dogs in
color.
Prague.-Laborer arrested for
stabbing 4-year-old son to death
said he did it to annoy his wife.
Kingston, Ont.-4O passengers
on icebound steamer Wolfe Isl
ander rescued by ice yachts,
thanks to wireless.
La Crosse, Wis.-John Long,
known as.NOah, found frozen to
death in hut near here.
Omaha.-Henry Benton, 10,
and brother, Charles, 9, played
Balkan war with unloaded"
rifles. Henry's funeral tomorrow.
Fukuoka, Japan.-15O miners
entombed in coal mine by gas ex-
plosion Many killed little hope
for survivors. h.
Middletown, O.-Edward Len
hart, hermit, boasts he hasn't
worn shoes or socks for 5 years.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-02-06

EVERYWHERE'S NEW
Yazoo City, Miss.-14 of crew
drowned when tug struck snag in
Tehula lake.
Montgomery, Mo.-Mrs. A.
Patz sentenced TO 2 years in pris-
on for sending two girls, IA and
10, to steal chickens at night.
Wilkesbarre, Paired Shiber,
10, pointed "unloaded" gun at
brother, Warren. Warren dead.
Peoria, Ill.-Wm. Doheny, Is,
hermit, dead from burns received
when lantern exploded 2 weeks
ago.
Princeton, N. J.-Unaccom-
panied even by his secret service
guard, Pres.-elect Wilson today
walked to Princeton University
library, where he put two hours
work on his inaugural address,.
Kenosha, Wis.-Mayor D. o.
Head notified chief of police to-
day that proposed 10-round bout
between Pal Moore, Philadelphia,
and Charley White, Chicago,
must not be held.
Los Angeles.-J. T. Harring-
ton, ex-associated with MCNa-
mara defense, is here. Will take
stand against barrow, probably
tomorrow.
Louisville, Ky.-H. Jacobs, ar
rested, charged with larceny.
Confessed to murder of Fred
Westcott, Minneapolis, last July,
according to police.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-07-18
SOUTHWEST DARLING

July l5.-Fridolph johnson Of
Northeast Darling and Miss Gonde-
berg johnson Of Little Falls visited at
Oak Park farm last Sunday. i# q
John A. Lindquist and sons, Carl and
Arthur, visited with August Blom-
quist Sunday. Quite a number Of 9TH
ers were there also and you would
have thought it was picnic. Refresh
ments were served and all had a good
time. .~-- .@u %t4s.s5sv..-gt f.g.as
/ The Streetville hotel keeper gave
a picnic to all his relatives Sunday
and happy day was passed. .:,as5
Miss Esther Hanson, who has been
on visit in Goodhue county, returned
last week and has re-opened her dress
| making parlors, as there are soon to
be a number of marriages.
There will be an annual school cleo
ton in district .35 Saturday A clerk
for two years and a director for three
years are to be elected. A number Of
| the matters will also be taken " up.
{ The meeting will open at g O'Clock
sharp and all are requested to i be
| present, especially the ladies. We un-
derstand that there will be women
candidates for both offices to be voted voted
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Lenius write. here
from the different places they have
been visiting on their trip east. They
! will soon be at Two Harbors, their
| future home. -. rj ar, 81, .,.,.,
Miss Emelia Thelander is in North
east Darling sewing wedding dresses.
All the dressmaker are busy these
! days. 1885,. .. -.
Some Of the farmers have had their
hay damaged by the wet weather.
August B]omquist was helping Harry
Pearson stack hay, but the rain put a
stop to the work.
Mrs. l.. A. Peterson is quite i'll. We
hope she will soon recover.
Charley V. johnson writes from
Seattle that they saw a lot Of the Oar
ling girls there, including Miss Annie
Klingberg and Miss Selma johnson.
| They like the West very well and send
greetings to their Darling friends.
! Allen johnson visited in Grumble
Corner Sunday. <#- rnz-,. r y, -
| Albert Zimmerman visited his farm
here Sunday and was much pleased
with the crops. IN! ..... = .->sas III
| Andrew Hedin has fine corn. and
| Albert Peter has excellent rye that is
ripe but rain stops the harvest.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1913-07-18
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LABOR LEADERS GIVE INTEREST.
ING TALK TO LARGE AUDI II
ENCE FRIDAY. EVENING

An interesting lecture, illustrated
with lantern slides, was given at the
Progressive club hall on the West side
Friday evening under the auspices OF
the striking papermakers Of this city
Geo. M. Snyder, first vice-president Of
the International Brotherhood of Pa.
permakers, was the principal speaker,
assisted by 3. Hall, president of the
state federation of labor.
In his, talk Mr.. Snyder told Of the
organizing Of the local union in 1910,
and the reason for organizing, that Of
getting shorter hours, better surround
ings. and living wages. He stated that
the Officers Of the company were op-
posed to the organization from the
time it; was proposed, and that they
refused the representatives of the
union an interview, but stated that
they would discuss the matter with the
employees. He said that the. company
could intimidate the employees so as
to avert such action but that they had
nothing on the officers OF the union,
Mr.. Hall, in his address, spoke OF
the conditions in the different mills
where eight-hour shifts exist and also
where the old shifts Of eleven and
thirteen hours are worked. He threw 9
number of pictares on the screen
showing mills which were Kept in a
sanitary condition as compared with
the unsanitary. @,4s
The lecture was attended by large
and appreciative audience, after which
a benefit dance was given by the
strikers in the same hall. The lecture
and dance was a success in every re-
spect and Melted the strikers a neat
sum, with which to help carry on the
fight. Several of the men with families
who have been living in the company :
houses have been forced out because
Of their inability to pay rent wher
due, and the houses have been turned
over to the strike breakers. rt2