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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Vaudeville aud pictures, Sugg thea
ter tonight. Prices sc and l0c. II
Omer Potter returned last night
from Blanchard. where he has spent
few days with friends.
Buy New State washboard at Tig-
nor's, only 25e. It
Walter Darlington, jr. Of Sham
rock. Texas. is the guest Of relatives
in chickasha this week.
Remember y'ur readin' and writin'.
and spellin'. and parsin'. and swine.
tax. and pro-sody. and don't y'u furgit
it. At TheDistrick Skule. Feb. 9Th,
1914, Carnegie Hall. at ,. m.
For Sunday dinner try Midget
Luncheon, Rookwood and White Rab-
bit Peas Satisfaction guaranteed :
Miss Alma Wendt, who has seen the
guest Of friends in Chickasha, return
ed last night to her home in Alex.
For Sunday dinner try Midget
Luncheon, Rookwood and White Rab-
bit Peas Satisfaction guaranteed It
Walter Buekbee Of Blanchard is
spending the day in Chickasha on bus
mess.
Special at Tignor's Tuesday New
State washboard 25c. It
Get your harness and harness repair
ing OF Wadsworth q White tt
Buy New State washboard at Tlg
nors only 25c. It
Miss Bernadetta Dugan returned
yesterday to Alex after short visit
with friends and relatives in Chicka-
sha.
Vaudeville and pictures. Sugg thea
ter tonight Prices &c and lOc. 1t
Miss Sadie Cobb returned last night
from Minco, where she has visited ner
parents.
Special at Tignor's Tuesday New
State washboard Csc It
Always different at the Deluxe The
best It
Miss ella Luce Of El Reno spent a
short visit in Chickasha today while
enroute to Hastings, Okla, where she
will visit several days
sugg theater tonight Pictures and
vaudeville Dances OF today-intro-
ducing them all II
Mr.. and Mrs Pat Murphy are spend
ing few days in the city with friends,
while enroute from Collinsville, Okla,
to Gainesville. Texas, where they will
visit relatives.
Don't fail 10 get a New state wash.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Mutual Girl' at Majestic today. II
Mrs. G. "A. Elliott left yesterday fol
McAlester to spend several days with
friends
Come and see the spanking ma
chine Two hours Of roaring fun.
Given by the Districk skule at Carne.
gle Hall, Feb. 9Th. 1914. Admission
25c. l-Sl-6t
Children's candy matinee Wednes.
day afternoon at the Deluxe. 1t
Mrs Wilbur, who has been the guest
OF Mrs. Max Ramey in FL Reno. re.
turned yesterday 10 her home in
Chickasha.
Mutual Girl the first reel, at Ma.
jestic today 1t
Clifford Barefoot OF Oklahoma City
spent yesterday in Chlckasha with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. George w. Bare
foot.
Coming to the Deluxe Friday,
Queen OF the Movies" 1t
Until further notice the Daily Ex-
press will publish want "ads" for per
sons seeking employment without
charge. 1-9-tf
Don't forget the Christian Science
lecture at high school auditorium Fri
day evening. February 6. at SIS
o'clock. Admission free. No collec-
ton 2-2-5t
Gail Mitchell, who has been the
guest Of friends in Chickasha over
Sunday returned this morning to Still
water, Okla. where he is attending the
a. & NJ. college.
Keer posted OH the Deluxe pro
grams. Something doing. 1t
Everyone invited to hear the lecture
on Christian Science at high school
auditorium Friday, evening February
C, at SIS. 2-2-5l
R. T. Moseley spent Sunday witt
home folks. Mr.. Moseley has beer
transferred from Mt. View to TT. Cobb
where the Mt. View Trading Co. ha.
opened up a branch store. Mr. Nose
Icy has been placed in charge.
Miss Bess Latting of Atlanta. Ga.
is in the city for a visit Of severa
weeks with friends.
Mrs. Spruce, dressmaker and ladies
tailor. makes engagements by th'
day. Nothing but nice work consid
cred Phone S17. 2-2-S
Barton Gillian OF Minco is busi
ness visitor in the city today
The Rev VIM. B. NIcKinzie. membe
of the Board of Lectureship of tn
Mother Church. the First Church o
Christ, Scientist. Boston, Mass. vii
give free lecture on Christian Sc
ence at high school auditorium. Fr
day. February at S:l5. No collec
tion. 2-2-5
Ben Baker of Tuttle is spending tn
day in Chickasha on business.
; A. J. Bell the old piano tuner. orig
inally from Lawton. Okla, now livin
in Dallas. Texas. will be in Chicks
sha about the 10Th or 2Oth of Febrs
ary. Leave orders with music teacl
, ers. 1902
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Don't fail to get a New State wash
board for 25c at Tignor's Tuesday II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Mrs. G. "A. Elliott left yesterday 10
McAlester to spend several days witt
friends.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Mutual Girl at Majestic today
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Come and see the spanking ma
chine. Two hours Of roaring fun.
Given by the Districk Skule at Carne.
gle Hall, Feb 9Th. 1914. Admission
25c. l-3l-Gt
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Mr. and Mrs. Pat Murphy are spend
ing a few days in the city with friends,
while enroute from Collinsville Okla.
TO Gainesville. Texas. where they will
visit relatives.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1914-02-02

Ben Baker of Tuttle is spending the
day in Chickasha on business.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

struck the center of the bullseye col
feet away. He reloaded four tines
for target pistols are single shooters!
and clustered each succeeding shot
around the first ~bulls-eye. All in al
few seconds. All done scalmly-no]
fuss and feathers. / asked him after
ward if he had been certain he would
land his bullets where he did. no.,
he grimly smiled, but he kept on do
ing it, just as certainly, on the sec
ond target he shot at.
While the champion of the world
shot his associates We're all busy with
their own targets. And their scores?
Not a mediocre n among them. For
the men of this revolver association
are known as the very best pistol
shots Of the country. When they
raise a weapon the bullseye is always
in danger. They always stay on the
target" which means. in other words,
that they always land in the bullseye
or the Immediately adjacent circles.
New York Press.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
Alfred P. Lane
Champion Pistol Shot

The other night l stood at the side
OF a man who can shoot a pistol truer
than any other man in the world.
These words are not yellowishly used
for that mar is the champion pistol
shot Of all the nations of the earth.
He is Alfred P. Lane. not yet 20 years
old.
He was standing with poised weap-
on at the range OF the Manhattan
Rifle and Revolver Association in the
S~eventy-frst Regiment Armory. Sixty
feet away was a target, the bullseye
of which measures 2.72 inches. This
measurement, remember, has to do
with what the bullseye looks like and
really is-as you hold the target in
your hand. You can guess how big
it looks when it is pinned up 60 feet
away from you.
MFR. Lane raised his right arm ex-
tended to its fullest length. He was
very erect, but not STRANGELY so. The
right foot was advanced and the left
hand raised on his hip, knuckles to
the side. And right here is where he
quite deceived you. The raising OF
the arm seemed a most leisurely sort
Of a movement. It went up to an
angle so that had the weapon been
discharged where it pointed the ball
would have gone through the ceiling.
But down came the barrel. II you
thought it came down slow, your
watch would have shown you wrong.
IL You thought it came down fast.
well, the movement didn't look 1T. In
the fraction of a second the bead was
drawn.
Plap-racketty-packetty! This Is
about the sound, with the accent on
the plap. Of course, and the rest a lot
Of chasing echoes. Mr.. Lane had
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

day afternoon.
Mr.. Tinker, of Bookings, was a
visitor at the Chas. Aldous home the
first of the week.
Mrs. Mondloch and little son and
daughter left Monday night for Bel:
GUM, Wisconsin, to be present at the
funeral of a sister who died there
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl North went to
Watertown Saturday to attend the
funeral of Mr.. North's uncle, William
North. They returned Tuesday
morning.
Mr.. Clark, demonstrating the Over.
land automobiles, was up from Wa.
tertown Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Hopkins returned to her home
in Watertown Monday after spending
a couple of days at the home of her
sister, Mrs. e. R. Reyes, and family.
Miss Gladys Clegg and Will John
son were in Watertown Tuesday.
Henry Sasse and wife visited rela-
tives in Vienna Friday.
Mrs. Walter Dalton, accompanied
by her sister, Mrs. DeLuce Kelton,
left Monday night for her home at
Ivanhoe, Mimi, after spending sever
al weeks visiting her parents DR.. and
Mrs. Eddy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Duryee and
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Duryee were Wis.
iting old friends in Henry Wednes.
day.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
HEM Y.

Lem Schoepp is the proud owner
of a new Ford runabout. He and Mr,
O.. J.. Breen went to Watertown Wed.
nesday to bring the car home.
Ole johnson and D. LeClare went
to Astoria Wednesday night to at
tend the funeral of N. Safer.
Mrs. Ed Pierce, Mrs. Bert Ring and
Mrs. Finch were passengers to Wa
tertown Thursday.
Antoine Scott spent Thursday in
Garden City visiting relatives.
Mrs. George Christopherson spent
the week end in Watertown visiting
lat the home Of her sister, Mrs. Oscar
Lerdahl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee McDermott and
son, Cecil, of Andover, stopped of
here Thursday night and spent a few
days visiting friends before leaving
for their new home In Iowa.
Mrs. Warren Page was shopping
and visiting friends in Watertown
Thursday.
Rev. Fred Ray was quite sick the
first of the week but is able to be UP
and around again now.
Miss Mable Starkweather, of Estel
line, spent Sunday with home folks
here.
Mrs. j.. T. Belk and Mrs. Arthur
Wadell spent Thursday in Clark. do
ing some shopping.
Charley Schoepp returned Tuesday
morning from his Montana trip.
Leo Smith spent Sunday in Red
field.
Miss Fern Brando spent from Fri
day evening until Monday morning
with home folks.
Mrs. Ernest Schoonover spent Mon.
day and Tuesday in Garden City, hav
ing sewing done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hines are rejoic
Ing i've the arrival Of a girl. born
Sunday.
Clement and Miss Lena Mondlocl
we're shopping In Waterfront Mon.
day.
Ole Ch~ristianson, Of Minneapolis,
spent a couple Of days here visiting
friends and looking after business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Keen, Of Gar
den City. are spending: the week here
visiting ut the home Of their son I'd
and family.
Howard billiard and Antoine Scot
made business trip to- Hazel Mon.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

fly up and hit him in the eye. 1t was
quite serious for a while, but is i'm
proving at present.
Services were conducted in the st.
Paul's church last Sunday.
Conrad Jackson was a home caller
Thursday evening.
Mrs. A. T. Faehn spent Sunday at
the Hjermstad home.
Resolved. that the small farm is
profitable than the average
large farm" will be discussed at the
Eden Farmers Club Saturday even
ing. Speakers for the affirmative will
be Emil Nelson. Jake Thoe and Fred
Jackson and for the negative Arthur
Tanberg, A. w. Palm and Elmer Rist
vedt.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
kRAhzBuRe.

Quite . number of young folks took
In tbs show ard dance ali Goodwin
Monday evening.
The sfow storm SATURDAY was en-
3oyed By all except the farmers. and
we have VI doubts about them.
Billy schiosser. who was On Tie
sick list a week. recovered terry rap.
idly Sunday evening.
Mike Lantgen was In waaertown
on business Thursday.
Ar. and Mr.. j. nj FOX. OF Henry,
called On friends and relatives at the
burg Sunday
Miss Lenora spartx. of eastern
Iowa, n visiting With her Tom fhas
week.
Martin Iindner was d business cal
er at Watertown Monday. 4
Willie Schlosser WAS ID Waterse1r
Wednesday, las, transaeting business
Miss Kate Krier, Of watertoWn
visited At the horne Of her sister. Mrs.
Ed Deyries SUNDAY.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

visiting relatives in this community
the past week.
Miss Edith Savage was a caller at
the 5ohn Molln home Wednesday
evening.
Mrs. Y. Wishard and children, Ellen
Charles and baby Rex, were callers at
the home of the writer Friday.
Mr.. and MrE- Wing called at the v,
W'ishard home SUNDAY.
Quite a young blizzard Saturday,
after the week being SO fine.
Everybody is busy In the fields now
days. Soon Mother Earth viii be
clothed in green again.
Henry Wick returned to his home
Saturday feeling pretty good after his
operation.
Oscar and Glen oleson we're guests
at the Sam Dean home Sunday.
Peter Molln mas a guest Of his
friend Claude Tessier Saturday and
SUNDAY.
r 3 Roalsy did some nne paper
hanging 1t the 3. G. Lewis home Mon
day and TUESDAY Of this week.
Mrs q q. Lewis spent a few days
al the home OF her daughter, Mrs. r.
b HoTiey.
AdoIph Frentz. who has been a bed
ridden patient for a week. Ii slowly
improving,
The Ladies' we're entertained at the
Aoms Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eli olescn
Thnrsday and agreed 10 meet ID two
weeks al the hall. Quite d number
we're present and ali enjoyed a fine
time. Everybody come, Don't forget
The dase-Thursdays April 80.
Mrs. Pat Burke Is slowing recover.
sng her usual health. ber many friendg
will be glad / b learn.
Virgil wssshard and family were en-.
s~ersained bit supper at the home 81
Mr. and hfng. Joau Molins
Earl Ellen and Cody Wiahard were
callers az The home or ssr. and Nrs
Wing recensiy
Mfx George Cr0ft was b caller III
the q n: EDISON home gandays
Hessrs. ana Atefdasaes Eli Ole
ii asd Il !. Purcell we're callers ii
tbs home of Rr ana Mrs. Aaoiph
Fgentx Thussday
Mr and Mras Bert Lewis and baby
Bernsae sundased VI TIE hoisls of B
GLewsss
FIRED Hsasncoss md Ed sehwands
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
kAMPEskA.

Have you found the real tobacco
chew?
AL Tessier says that he will go to
old Mexico If it becomes needful to
have a few good men go there to- set
tie this saluting business. And there
are a lot OF others that will go too if
the president should happen to say
the word. Before the election we
heard a lot Of them say that MI. ".
Wilson had no frmness. We Judge
by the reports that he has a goodly
amount Of the thing we call drmness.
But say, friend, do you gather from
the reports in the papers the news
that It is no small thing to get ready
for an army and navy demonstration
or d war? / tell you when YOU stop
to think on 1t ii is q big job, and the
longer you study over it the bigger II
becomes to one. Well you can watch
the doing Of the Federal baseball
business d little but the big thing nov
ILL., the getting the salute out Of Mr.,
Huerta, take it,
And another thing that has gotten
itself upon the attention Of some q
us the last week Or 80 IS the weather
In its ability to change from one thing
to nnother directly the opposite. Week
before last We had b temperature g
iittle above zero most every morning
and last week until the last day Of the
week the tube was showing q record
of from 40 to 80 number Of days
ut inc noon hour and the dies and
busa were outsin full bloom and i
via really q hot Il work, and here
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

Six dozen house dresses
made of precale, Bingham,
Madras, ~chambray and
dozens of desirable mater
ials and cut in scores of
desirable styles, every one
dainty and neat. Just the
thing every woman w h O
wants to be neatly dressed.
in the home is looking for,
sHo5 ce..............95 Csc
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

1T comes Saturday with a northwest
wind and snow until you could hardly
see your neighbors over the way and
the Sabbath saw a very fintery scene
in the morning, and here again today
we saw it up to IS at the noon hour.
Gould any variety show beat it? But
do not make any complaints, my
South Dakota friend, If you ever farm
ed for a few years in the mud of a
few of the other states you would
bold your peace for ever over the
winds and the rest of the weather of
this state.
To the friend who sent us the sam
pie copy of the two papers we beg
to acknowledge their receipt and that
we would like to reply to the article
in the paper from New York, but we
wish TO have time to write as We
think we ought to and tibet ime a
present seems to be all taken up with
the farm work. However, we will try
to speak of this in a few weeks or
before if we can get the time to do
SO.
Now here's one from the Ladies
Home Journal:
A lively young fisher named Fisher,
Fished for fish from the edge Of a
fssure.
A fish with a grin
Pulled the fisher in
And now they're fishing the fissure
for Fisher.
Those in the live city during the
week to shop were Mrs. F.. M. Brown
Pat Murphy, Joshua Purcell, Mrs. w.
Toms, Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Tracy, Mr..
and Mrs. A. M. Tessier and Mrs. Sam
Dean and son Ronald.
Hanlon Purcell was in the city Sat
urday. Mr.. and Mrs Joshua Purcell
came out home with him. Josh has
been shearing sheep for n Of the
Whistler brothers.
Oscar and Glen Oleson called upon
their friend Ronald Dean Sunday af-
ternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. G. Tracy called at
the A. A. Carnes home Sunday.
The basket social wlich was to
have been held in the Heathcote dis
trict school Friday night was post
poned on account of the rain.
The Sunday School at Kampeska is
preparing for Childrenis Day exer-
cises.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joshua Purcell and
little son, Lyle, spent Sunday even
ing at the Sam Purcell home.
We received a letter from Mr.. E. L..
Ives now residing at B~randsville, Mo-,
stating that the cold wave had pene-
trated the south as well as these parts
and that in the Ozarks the temper
ature went as low as 20 and %, with
a heavy frost. The peach trees were
all in bloom and of curse Jack Frost
did his duty we'll and blighted the
blossoms SO that a large per cent Of
the peach crop will be, or, is likely
to be destroyed. This was the year
Mr.. Ives was expecting to get hisI
large crop of peaches, but he said he
guessed it would be next year for the
large crop now
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

are helping a Mr.. Miller to move back
on the farm. He says that this part
of the state is good enough for him.
The writer received a card from
Mrs. Ostrander stating she would be
able II be home Wednesday. which
is good news to her many friends.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
GRAcELAND

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Kittleson spent
Sunday afternoon with their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Frank Swanson.
Miss Doran and Lille Hanson call
ed at Carl Hanson's and SCOTS Sun
day afternoon.
Mrs. Oscar Sorkness and son, Rob.
ert, and Mrs. Dahl and daughter spent
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Anton Oh
son.
Alden Phipps and daughters, Ehe
and Bessie, we're shopping in Water.
town last Thursday.
Edward Jorgenson spent Wednes-
day evening ait Hans Hanson,s.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Fred Steele were
guests at Ira Dahl's Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Pomeroy and son spent all day
Sunday at Carl LOOMS.
The Young Peoples Bible class
meets with Efie Phipps Friday even.
ing, April Gath. All are invited to
attend these meetings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hanson spent
Sunday evening at Henry Hanson's
Mrs. Oscar Sorkness and son, who
have been visiting her brother, Ira
Dahl, left for her home at WATERFOWL
Monday night
Clara Jorgenson visited Monday at
ternoon with her sister. Mrs. Car
Hanson.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
HIS VIEW OF IT.

Ipswich Tribune: 1t is announced.
from Huron that R. o. Richards Will
u independent for governor. This
means that Jul friend and neighbor,
y. W. McCarter, of Bowdle, will move
to Pierre about January ], 1915.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
EDEN

Emil Nelson was q WATERFOWL Wis
stor Tuesday,
pr Ely made q professional call at
olscn's Monday.
Mrs. Andrew Hiermstad II reported
10 be quite sick.
Mrs. Peter Draggten spent Wednes
day With home folks, Mr. and Mrs.
Fiksdal
Ne don't need TO climb Pixies Peak
70 get Il quick variation Of weather.
South Dakota SERVES Ii On short no.
tice.
HaIyor Markrud had the misfortune
while eAopping wood % have i stick
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23

HicHLAMp

YIN. ostrandar and ehtidr.@n Ia
Aiss sasass spent sunday II ire fIal|
Lemon home:
Little Miss Gladys Rowley has bees
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1914-04-23
Ready-to-Wear

For tomorrow's selling we have provided some special
values on our second floor. Values it will pay you to see
Values it will pay you to carefully investigate and buy.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-31

Mr. aud Mrs +. y. Webb entertain
ed Or. A. N. Glover and other salt
Lake friends sunday
David Wanesgaard came up from
Mt Pleasant Sunday to visit his wife
and new baby
sud Bushmuu a sou of Mr. and
Mrs + A. Bushman is IN with ty-
phoid fever
Every trimmed hat in the splendid
assortment at NJ n l. Chlpmons's be-
ing sold at greatly reduced prices.
A doctor was called TO the home
Of II. NJ. ROYAL one day this week to
sew up cut on their son, Burtons,
head. caused by n fall
Mr.. and Mrs VIM Hanson and Mrs
George Elsmore of Salt Lake City,
were guests of Mr. and Mrs II d
Wilcox Sunday
The young friends Of Evans Gil
christ gave him a pleasant surprise
party at the home OF his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Sidney Gilchrist, the occa-
sion being his 18th birthday
Miss Margaret Baker was this week
awarded the prize in the Alpine Stake
flower garden contest The contest
was very close. but Miss Bakers ex-
cellent record helped her win out
Eastern Play Company presents
The Price She Paid" at the Royal
Theatre, Tuesday, November Bird.
Mrs. A. II. Anderson. who has been
In Salt Lake City for ten days. re-
turned home Tuesday Mr. Anderson
is recovering rapidly from his oper-
alton At the l.. d. s hospital
William left for strawberry Valley
Tuesday to get Gilbert Sagers. who
is with the sheep herd. Mr. Sagcrs'
mother Is critically III In American
Fork.
Postmaster Joseph Anderson ac-
companlod DR.. Worlton 20 salt Lake
city Sunday, to visit his father in the
/. D. S. hospital
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-10-31
LEHI LOCALS AND PERSONALS

uts v,o.L hrt now ,mnroving
croo, PLAY orbo price She Paid
o., ,ho poyai Tbeator Tuesday No
tot all
nssu Smith and CLYDE Dorton. who
,ro attending rho r. of T. spent sun.
doy w,,b tb.ir ,,repts
Gilbert Penney and Ira Hopkins Of
Kanosh wcr. visiting at the home OF
| W. K. HOPKINS carly in the week
Mrs VIM SNOW, whose home is IN
Mr. SNOW is breaking up a dry farm
in Cedar valley
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ms week
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Get vour ticl,ots pt poonle's Coon
for ",rhe pric, Oh. p,i1 ot rho Roval
-
Goorgo " child princiroI of the
grammar grades of Salt Lake CITY.
addressed "a meeting Of the public
school teachers bcr. last Wednesday
JAY Chiffon who has been working
the past sumner I'm Blackfoot. came
went am opcratlon at the Lchi bosni.
tai for rupture.
Big Millinery Sale for one woek
beginning November LIST at NJ a.
Chlpman's All,
Herman Snow, who has been living
In Thistle. has sold ont and will huv
q place IN Lehi He is operatine n
Try farm near the Sand Grove. north
Sylvester Broadbcnt took an auto
party to the Salt Lake Thentre Thurs.
lay night I'm the marty also wore hIs
sisters. Sadie and Mary. and Aver and
.oxle Southwlck
-
Everybody is going 10 SEQ ohio
rice She Paid" Mt the Roynl Tboatro
tuesday Novomhor qrd -,