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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
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:. ;.e*.s=> HAPPENINGS IN 1917

ES F6b. 12-Willmar Commercial Clut
haas Nc Lincoln birthday banquet.
Feb illmar citizens vote II
feyor ~ $4,000 school bonds, 5s5 tc
psb. 7-Ma.stA llaller, section man
Killed, insR =. yaf1s. Z Dit. s..
Feb. 70 elntr Club planned fol
Green LAko. a & s sssF2a2 ss D.. >1@@.~
Feb. 21-Fr4nklin Y. Hansen killed
in wreck at Sherman, IS. %. s. ~.
Feb Villmar ttassling5 sales.
men organize. f# Y IN Sas 2 50 = 81
Mar. Gov. Burnquistr ssisns biI]
changing Wilmer ~9tate Farm to Z
State Insane Asylum. s.s.3-s= @s.. @@5.ss .... .sf
Mar. 1e-Extraordinary heayty snow.
fall. greatest in years. -, s<zxs ss.'t ~
+ Mar. 26-City Council 81 WIllmar
buys new fire truck.
April 10-Floren & Benson's SAFE
in Pennock burglarized.
May County road crew starts
work in Roseville.
May 31-Class of 81 graduates from
Willmar high school.
June 2@Willmar Seminary gradu.
ates class of 21.
SuA0 "OAV0 nduu1yOul county
girls graduate from St.. Cloud Nor
NAL
June 9-138 pupils in county schools
graduate at Spicer.
June 19-Old Settlers picnic on old
Capitol townsite.
June 27-Landingslaget meet in an
nual convention at Willmar.
June o. Gulbrandslaget, 1900
strong, have annual reunion at Will
mar.
July 28-State Commissioned Avery
holds hearing on Game Reserve at
New London.
June 1S-I. W. w. organizer killed
In accident on railroad near Wilmar.
Aug. 22-Tornado sweeps thru Holl-
and and R0seland townships.
Aug. 28-Martin O'Brien killed in
auto accident near Ortonvile.
Aug. 31-Jens Nelson killed near
Atwater in caving ditch.
Sept. 2-Vinje Lutheran church cele.
brates Jubilee year.
Oct. 13-Mrs. Caroline Danfelson
dead from coal gas.
Oct. 14-S. M. McCanna accidentally
killed at Randy Club by gunshot.
Oct. 16-A. G. Townley speaks at
Willmar
Oct. 15-Bartles-Scott Oil Company
breaks ground for big oil plant at
Willmar.
Oct. 31-M. A. Fruehling is instant.
ly killed and boy fatally injured in
anto accident on Raymond road. -.
= Nov. Lawrence a. Gustafson, 10
years, browns in Woodcock lake. i: >.
Noy. 6-Edwin, F. Fink appointed
Clerk OF Court. u s,~-,- - ...-s.@
Deesa Identified man, tonnd
frozen to death in field west Of VIII
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
LAKE FLORIDA,

Lake Florida, Dec. 31-The weight
social given in Dist. No. Is was large
ly attended and the proceeds amount
ed to over $50. -
Hjalmar Palmquist, who has been
employed in this vicinity part of the
past summer, departed recently for
Minneapolis to visit with his parents
there over the holidays.
Carol Baklund was taken suddenly
i'll last Tuesday morning. Drs. Oppe-
gard of New London and Benson Of
Willmar were called in attendance. It
was called a case of appendicitis and
he was taken to Willmar where an
operation was performed. At this
writing, he Is getting along nicely.
Miss Johanna Mitvet of Willmar has
been visiting at the John Nelson home
here few days during the holidayn
Miss Agnes Larson, who is staying
with her sister, Mrs. Herman Strand
near Norway Lake, arrived home re-
Gently to spend Christmas with her
parents here.
Reuben Holm of New London is vis-
iting over the holidays at the Holm
home near Lake Florida.
Mrs. o. B. Railson entertained a
number of friends and relatives last
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Holm, Reuben
Holm and Walter Skoglund spent Fri.
day evening at William Peterson's..
A number Of ragmuffins were around
here last Wednesday evening.
Mrs. William Peterson called at the
Skoglund home last Tuesday after.
noon. ...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

Aug. 27-Jonas johnson, .Willmar
formerly of Mamre). '<..s-
Aug. 30-Erick Bjork, Atwater.
Sept. 12-Mrs. Hulda Olson, Kandi-
yohi =
Sept. 2s-Charles Thorne. New Lon
don. "% =
Oct. 1-Per Nyberg Willmar.
Oct. 9-Mrs. Maria Nelson, Fahlun
Oct. 13-Mrs. Marie G. Berkness,
Willmar. ~ 5
Nov. 1-Erick N. Nelson; Willmar.
Nov. 4Henry J. Ramsett, Willmar.
Nov. 9-P. L. Peterson, Willmar. "
Nov. 10-Mrs. Nels Johnson, White
field. -, -
Nov. 12-Knud Olson, Colfax. -.
Nov. 17-C. F. Anderson, Kandiyohi.
Nov. 17-Frank E. Broman, Kandf.
yohi. :-'
Nov. 23-Anna G. Lingren, willmar.
Dec. 23-John H. Styles, Willmar.
Dec. s1-Mathias Olson, town Of
Willmar.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
ENTERTAINED.

DR.. and Mrs. liver S. Benson enter
tanned twelve guests at their home
last Friday evening at dinner party
in honor of Misses Bondahl and Gran
hill, nurses of St. Luke's hospital in
Moorhead. Miss Bondahl is head
nurse at that place.
DR.. and Mrs. Nels o. Sandven en-
tertained last Saturday evening at a
card party at their home in honor of
Misses Bondahl and Granhill.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
SCHOOL IMPROVEMENTS IN
COUNTY,~iN 1917,

COUNTY DlTCHEs AND ROADS,
Total amount paid out by County on
public bitches including preliminary
hearings and interest on bonds $67,-
24653. =.
Paid out on road work $54,191.61.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
CARD OF THANKS.

I wish in this way to express
my heartfelt thanks to all neigh
bors and other friends for the
assistance given and sympathy
shown us in our sorrow, the
death of my beloved wife. Els.
pecially do l feel grateful to
Supt. O'Brien, Mr.. G. M. Win.
ney, Geo. Jonicks, Mr.. and Mrs.
A. M. Frogner, and the round:
house machinists and employees
for favors extended. I cannot in
words express my appreciation
for the kindness shown US.
Gratefully, s.:
WILLIAM PL1NCK.
sMa
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
-1.r,!R 0~"

lt2--G.sE. Peterson of Olivte Na1
on business today.
Carl Amenrud left today or ~
mess trip to Maynard. ss'ss'
Edward johnson returned fofa,
from visit In Milaca. sssss q
Erwin Dahleen left Saturday
weeks visit in Maynard.
Miss Lois Sanden u VISIT III
friends in the cities today. 'sszs.5ss 8
| H. T. Olson left today Tor. a con
pie of=days' visit IN spicer.
-Einar Soldering returned today
from a trip to LaBolt, s.. D. q. J.
Mrs. Birkeland left today for g
visit with. her sister, Mrs. Nels Am
lie in Benson: + E.st:=sst
hi Mrs. C. f. Forsman was taken Il
the Willmar hospital today to receive
:n1edtaal attention. szs,. s.ss
6r0ld FIoren and Harold Boade
.spa TpeAday with the formers par
ents in Grove City. - : ,:s5 y: .ss 80 80
y s-SS g. Me- noturned4 to- Candy to
day after couplo s0GaEeeks,Syisit with
friends In this city ss szss5 IS /
$NA, Bjork fe&ns eently from
Min0t. He g empleye lie M. i
Martin Bar1er shop S
.-EAy Efnnme meFnnAns tod M 4ol
assGitys No.. q 20 T.
an autom0hle ach1 ~ ssSs sssss 4 4
Mrs: Riehard Dol a l5anilfl
left today FOR 81. a1teEs4 sI1ll
in this city and sp -
. Misses Aleeda and
returned today from d a5ss
in Granite Falls and MaynA
Alfred Norman returned
from three days visit with hiss
ter, Mrs. Ernest Erickson n Kerkh0ys
en-. - r. 20 IGfeS 81 ss+ (
-Garrets and William Slagter Of
Holland township left today fora Wis
it with their brother, Fred J. n Be:
jou.2Ss' :: ri u Z 25. IS s$S'.. i5Sa5S'es -
-Mr. and Mrs. Harry Erickson en-
tertained eight guests on New Years
Eve. at their home on Second street
east. > 1..7sss.s. 5s..s sE .z5s s;'es *5sl y
Julius B. Abrahamson Of sGwinner,
N. D., arrived today fora visit with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs: N. N. sAbra-
hanson. s + fs5f ~ IS
Mullins. Susag returned to his
home in Paynesville on Monday after.
noon after spending few dayS at the
MIS-. W. 0dUI10A6Uu AOUAo tU16- sv4kys
Billie Williams leaves tomorrow
morning for tAmes, Iowa, to resume
his studies at Ames University after
spending the holidays at his. home In
this CITY, y: .sss s
Miss Alma Anderson returned This
afternoon from Granite Falls where
she has spent her holiday vacation
with friends. She attends the Normal
in this city. :.s. =:3. sz1s :: Z. .s5.z :. E &
Miss Elsie Linman, daughter Of
Mr.. and: Mrs. Victor. Linman, under
went an operation last Thursday at
the: Willmar hospital. She is getting
along nicely atsfhis writing. J. ..5s : -
: !. Miss Vera Nelson returned today
to- MankatD where she attends the
Normal after. spending her vacation
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. p. A.
Nelson. ~ =#.ss55
:. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Monson and
children returned today to Granite
Falls after couple Of days visit at
the J. G. Monson home, southeast Of
this city. ..S y: 7 f-..s5..ss~ Fs3s.5.
statesmen WANTED-To solicit Or
ders for lubricating oils, @greases
and paints. Salary or commission.
Address The Harvey OIL Co., Cleve-
land, 0. s. e.. s.. T. 62
Angel Hanson of New London
visited here today while enroute for
Minneapolis where Ne attends Augs-
burg Seminary. He spent his vaca-
ton, with his parents, Rev. and Mrs.
E. M. Hanson IN New London.
- -
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

Miss Hulda Hanson of New Lon
don visited here Monday while enroute
for St. Paul where she attends Mac
alester college,. She has spent her va
cation with her parents, Rev. and Mrs.
Hanson. .:-., .~-... = -.~-...
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
oTTERNESS-PETERSON.

Elmer J. M. Bitterness and Miss An
ma Petrina Peterson of New London
were married at the Lutheran Free
parsonage by Rev. Nicolay Nilsen on
Monday, December 81, at o'clock
pm.
The attendants were G. E. Tommer.
aasen and Effle Bitterness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bitterness will make
their home on farm north of this
city. Congratulations.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

July 26-Mrs. Sysa Person, Willmar.
Aug. 6-Mrs. A. G. Lundberg, New
London.
Aug. 20-Mrs. Christina Hagstrom,
Fahlun.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
MRS. WILLIAM PLINCK.


The funeral of the late Mrs. Will
lam Plinck occurred-last Friday morn
ing. Mass was said by Father McDeV-
lit at nine o'clock, and the interment
followed at the Catholic calhetery. *
Mrs. Cornelia (Willemse) Plinck
was born at Uterecht, Holland, Aug.
s. 1871. She was married to William
Plinck in 1884 Twelve years4Ago in
April they came to America and sew
en- years ago last June theYpks. me to
Nillmar, where the husbanti is en-
pioyed at the roundhouse BIS machin-
ist. She died at St. PeteF.Dec. %.
Twd children mourn with the hus-
b nd-Mrs. !. D. McCarl of this city
and Private Peter Plinck, stationed at
Panama. They have the sincere SYM
pathy of many friends in their be-
reavement
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

THE ="JoLLY DOZEN"
The Birthday club known as "The
Jolly Dozen" were entertained by Mrs.
]. w. Kent last night.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

Sergeant Arnold Anderson has
been guest at the Miller Olson home
during the past week, leaving Tor
Camp Grant, Chicago, last Sat1rday.
On Wednesday Miss Myrtle and m,
Lloyd Miller attended i dance &C spic-.
er given In honor Of Sergeant Ander
son, who is their constr.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
RlTUA RY
MATTHIAS OLSON

MATTHIAS OLSON.
Matthias Olson, prominent citizen of
WlllmAr township, died at his home on
north shore OF Foot lake, on New
Years Eve, Dec. 81, at the age OF S2
years. A more extended obituary not
ice will appear next week. The fu-
aarai occurs at the Lutheran Free
church Friday at 1880 o'clock.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

Miss Anna Stene of Norway Lake
city today while enroute to Minneap-
oils after visit at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Stene.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
DINNER PARTY,

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Hoglund en-
tertained at dinner party last Thurs
day evening in honor of Enoch Hog
lund and Dan Burns of Fort Monroe,
Virginia. Covers were laid for four
teen.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
BlE WEDDING
IN HOLLAND TOWN
joer Home Is Scene Of
.naiippI IL iipI Social Event
Last Friday

rlludy forenoon, Dec. Is at IL
OK at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
man J. P. Ledeboer in Holland
lship when two of their daughters
given in marriage. The daugh-
Miss Henrietta became the bride
Or. Benjamin l.. Boersma, son of
ny Commissioner and Mrs. Albert
. ''ma. The daughter, Miss Alice
ne the bride of Mr.. Jerric Bon
son of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bon
If Holland township.
dual ceremony was performed
J. DeJonge Of the Prinsburg
IN Reformed Church. The
g march was played by Mrs: G.
ieboeT; a sister-in-law Of the
The two brides were Attired
gowns and carried b uquets
s roses.
the ceremonies. a wedding
vas served to sixty guests.
lOr and dinin%-rOom he'd been
decorated in green and white.
from a distance were Tennis
# Desloge. Mo-. an unr.e Of &.
'sma and Harry A. BDersma,
Michigan. brother of B. l..
;.
nd Mrs. Renjamin Doersma
TO housekeeping on the groom's
farm in Holland township.
' viii be at home to Their friends
arch l, 1918.
nd Mrs. Jerrie Bonnema will
ousekeeping on the F. J. Roe
IN about one-half mile west OF
rg. They will also be at home
5;arch l, 1913.
Tribune joins in extending
y congratulations to these two
~ wishing them happiness and
-r Yy
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
TO BUILD NEW SCHOOL HOUSE.

TO BU1Ep NEW SCHOOL HOUSE,.
Among the improvements in the.
county for the coming year will be, a.
new school building In Il District g.,
town Of Dovre. Bonds for the sum Of
$500 were voted for that purpose at
a special school meeting some time
ago. Another distriat which viii prob.
ably build is the new school district.
in towns of Roseville and Burbank
which was established by the court at
the last session. - j.. .z52.5 =
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

and Mrs. Thomas King visit
ed with the latter's sisterMrs. Fred
Hodgson and family inFergus Falls,
on New Years day. - So -!:4. - a. ..,.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

Misses Helen and Esther Tallman
returned Tuesday from St. Cloud
where they visited with friends few
days.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

BETHEL Y. P. s. .$.5s:. s5=55 N.
The Young Peoples Society Of the
Bethel Lutheran church viii meet.
next Wednesday evening, Jan. 8. Ai
good musical program will be given,
and refreshments served. s.ss:#
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
"CHASED SHOE SHINE.

/, }afnOs has purchased the Ros-
Z s. Shine from Mike Economy.
HI lomy leaves Thursday for St..
Hf visit the Pan Motor Com
] 'om there, he will go TO Min
i y 20 celebrate the Greek Christ
tNe will locate at Yankton. s.
,tsaIe he owns another shoe shin
1l |r. During his stay here, Mr..
SP,'t had this establishment in
= Il another man. His manager
~ been drafted for army serv-
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02

mandant X. Nelson and Rev.
e left today to conduct serv-
Grove City this evening and in
! on Thursday evening.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
W|LLMAR BUILDING
RECORD FAIRLY GOOD
War Times Have Not Serious
Y Checked Onward March
Of Improvements.
BUILDING AND IMPROVE
MENT PERMITS GRANTED
DURING THE YEAR 1917

AS reported by
O. A. Norman, Building Inspector.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1918-01-02
CITY IMPROVEMENTS IN 1917.

Two miles of electric light extern
sions were built. The plant furnished
525,160 kilo watt hours of electric
watt hours.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-05
IDAHO MAN INTERESTED ~
COAL II AFTER RAILROAD

That Idaho viii soon be producing
coal enough 20 supply itS own needs
was the statement made at Salt Lake
CITY Tuesday last by II. \, Talbot.
owner Of extensive coal fields In the
Teton section OF the Snake River Wall
Icy Talbot. who came from Spokane.
Wash, Il In Zion In an ondcavor TO
make arrangements with the officials
~ the oregon Short Line for the
building OF "a spurtrRck to tho mine
Tor the moving of the coal Ia differ
cnt parts OF Idaho.
Al present Idaho N supplying only
a small portion of tho coal which u
consumes and no attempt has been
made 10 mine coal In the Gem State.
Talbot has. however, obtained large
tracts OF coal lands. which lie ON the
wyoming coal belt. and mining has
already begun. Tho mine IN now pro-
ducIng three hundred tons a day. The
most Important object, according 10
Tnlbot. is 10 obtain a railroad and the
mine will then be able 10 produce
ak To seven hundred tons a day and
supply a great portion of Idaho. The
apurtrack no desires built would he
only ten miles long.
Application has already been made
10 William q. McAdoo. director gen
orai Of railroads.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-05

J. T.. Petit. formerly state coal
mine Inspector. has taken over the
OF tho Panther mime
owned by the United states Fuel COM
pany. beginning with the first OF the
present month. The mine has been
Tor two years under lease "a r. y.
Cameron, but the lease has expired
aud the fuel company In taking active
chafgc again. placing Pottit IN con
troll.
During the next few days Vice Pres
ident and General Manager Jennings
aud Moroni Heiner, second vice presi'
dent of United States Fuel company
are % visit Panther and make an IN
spection OF the property. IL may De
that Il viii close down, says Petit
who was In Price yesterday. consid'
cradle money win have 20 be spent tt
put Il In the shape II ought % be and
to become profitable.
whether this will be done romans
10 be seen The property has Deei
producing lately around two hundred
and fifty tons daily. The coal II o.
excellent grade.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-05

necessary. but u II anticipated that
the output this coming winter will
equal at least eight hundred tons
daily The company recently pur-
chased o fifteen thousand dollar hoist.
Next fail thirty more cottages for the
miners will be built Frank n. Cam
uron ct Salt Lake city H. general
manager.
Carbon Fuel company at Rains "
running fuil time and N producing
about thousand tons Of. coal a day.
a large portion OF which goes to IT.
California customers. Tho company
W Installing an electric driven air COM
prcssor which will operate drili. The
company. quite recently. installed an
electric shooting system throughout
iH mine.
flaxon Coal company nt Point Of
Rocks. Wye. u cduipping Ia property
with new and modern shaking screens
and new track scales. The mine
and equipment at the present time
have n capacity 81 five hundred tons
daily. Tho property was taken over
by the company last August L. y.
Rains Of Carbon Fuel company ~
president 81 the corporation and Y. ~.
Tablcr Of Point Of Rocks. manager.
The annual report Of the United
States Smelling. refining ana Mining
company for the twelve months end
ed December "a. 1917. shows min
Ing profit Of ts.769. 390. equivalent ar
tor the depreciation and depletion
charges. federal taxes aud preferred
dividends to sb.i3 share ON the
common. against t2O.ls In the pre-
viotR year. Among many other In
forests in Utah the company referred
10 owns the United States Fuel com
pany OF Carbon county ana the Utah
railway.
Independent Coal and Coke vom-
pRny at kenilworth reports excellent
progress In the making of IT, new
opening. work on which began last
winter. This opening h being run la
on two veins nnd IL now In a distance
OF five hundred feet To reach the
mouth of this new opening mile uf
trnmiine has boon constructed. The
line connects with the company tip
pie and railroad. Between the upper
end 10 the line and the new opening
there In three thousand foot rope
incline which delivers the coal from
the mine 10 the steam tram. AZ the
hend OF the rope tram three hun
drcd horsepower electric hoist has
been Installed. II IL expected the now
opening. later ON. viii increase the
production capacity of the mine by
two thousand tons daily.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-04-05
.LAWLEY GETS BUSY
OPENING NEW
MINE
tcontlnued from page twol


une-fourth interest in the property.
John J. Robertson. one of the owners
nf the mine. win sink the tunnel fof
brown. II u intended Co sink n hum
drcd feet on the vein. and the owners
are fully confident that the develop
inent work viii disclose big body of
marketable coal
VIII n. Sweet. secretary and treas.
ur.r OF the Peerless Coal company.
has recently returned from Holly
wood. Gala. whore he visited with his
FAMILY
Utah Fuel company'a new bath.
house and change rooms at SunnyHide.
recently put into commission. has ac-
rommodntions Tor more than four
hundred men.
Utah Fuel company has recently
placed an order running close To- fifty
thousand dollars for shortwall coal
cutters. They are TO bc delivered
from the East this falL
Spring Canyon Coal company u fin.
i1hlng work along lines OF general i'm.
provcmcnt outlined some dime ago.
and ~ preparing Cor "a heavy and u
Rrcatly Increased output this fail aud
wlntor.
Tho Colorado Midland has applied
10 the interstate commerce commits
riOn for increases OF from twenty
five 10 fifty cents ton on bituminoul
coal from points on its line In Colo.
iado 10 destinations In Kansas ON the
i,ock Island.
standard Coal company up sprinH
of underground workings with ~
present equipment tho company eau
vastly produce three thousand tom
daily. Extensive retail yards are bc-
ing established at salt Lake city.
Charles n. sweet OF Salt Lake city
president OF the Peerless Coal com
pnny. states that operations are pro-
grerslng In n most satisfactory man
nor. Hr also states that the twenty
foot seam OF coal being developed 10y
the company IL second 90 none IN
quality. and that II contains NO hone
rock or slate.
Cameron Coal company. operating
nhoye Castle 0afc. IN building NUM-
lor Of additional houses Tor the ac'
commodatlon of itz minerH and cx.
poets 10 make heavy output durinr
the coming fall and winter. ~ the
present time the company " work
Ing only portion OF the time OWNS
~ dull market.
Sam e. sheriff.. the well known Salt
Lake city contractor, h building six
toen more miners cottages for Liberty
Fucl company up Spring Canyon
making forty In all that the company
h providing for employees. Tho uppl'
and tramway al this new mine are
completed. The company began ship
monts OF coal two months ago and u
now handling two hundred tons pei
day. This amount could easily be In
creased 60 four hundred tons daily 4