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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
Milbank Granite for Aberdeen ~

Alexander Dewar. manager of the
Mahogany Granite Works of this
city, has been awarded the contract
for furnishing the granite for they.
NJ. c. a. building to be erected in
Aberdeen, as will he seen from the
following from the Aberdeen News
L. H. Dewar of Milbank is in the
city today completing arrangements
Syith the S. w. Jonason company for
the granite to be used in the Y. NJ.
G. A. building which is to be erec-
ted. Mr. Dewar represents the Da-
kota Mahogany Granite works Of
Milbank and the S. w. Jonason COM
pany, which is to erect the ''Y'
building, has awarded them the con-
tract for the granite.
This granite is quarried at Mil
bank and is the only monumental
granite quarried in South Dakota.
This is one great advantage for the
Y. NJ. G. A. building, as monumental
granite is Of the highest possible
quality, as only the finest and bes..
of granite is used in monum entail
work. This is the same type of
granite that is used by monumental
works. A. ]. Kempthorne of this
city is one of its many users. The
quality Of this granite assures the
local "Y" building Of having better
grade of granite and finish than is
usually used in buildings.
The granite is of beautiful, dark
red mahogany color and will do much
in beautifying the building.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
Crops in Fine GGEi' IiGa

Z tnale n anyone hcTeabouts Whc
Is in aoHb as 10 South Dakota be-
ing GOOD land 10 live in, we would
a2vise him to wind up his fiyvcr and
ard lase a drive over the country
.0et 1t thopresant time. Not since
Moses stood on the mount and east
his eszes over the green fields Of
Canaan, has there been a more de-
iightfm prospect presented 10 the
eye Of man than can be seen as one
drives over Grant County one Of
these June days. Mile after mile of
fields with wheat, oats corn, rye, bar
ley, alfalfa, flax and clover with their
various shades Of green, DOT the land
scape and make it scene of beauty
to delight the eye and charm the
senses. We have had "whea tvears"
and corn years. before, but we
doubt if there has been a year in the
past when every product that we
raise has been so full of promise as
present prospects present. While
the country west Of the coteaus have
been more or less injured by drouth
and hot winds, Grant, Roberts and
Day counties have SO far escaped
any damage from this cause, and our
own county never had better pros
poets for an all around good crop.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
WEDDINGS Of INTEREST
TO GRANT COUNTY PEOPLE
+ @erEnayer-Sicy exc

william N. Lgern,ayer ard Miss
Ellen S.evel,e Of Twin Brooks were
jea @aiet'y at the Evangelical
Ira on.ea of that village on Monday,
June 27th at four =. m, kev. a. Bin
een2an officiating.
6o.h q thesc young people are well
known ~ many Of ouE readers. TIE
bride IS q daaeEter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Sieveko e Twin Broolys town
hip, ana II Young lady Of many
chalns. Nho has won host Of friends
The groom is Grant county boy and
i enga"ed in the general merchandise
business at Twin Brooks. During The
Eag fe. served many months as ser
eeant Of the Ordinance corps with
The A. L. + in France.
The bride were 8 special suit o.
Navy blue. and TIE groom q neatly
tailored salt Of the same color.
They departed on The afternoon ny-
er for a short honeymoon trip TO the
Twin cities, after which they viii re-
turn TO Twin Brooks where they will
make their future home.
The ielald-Advance joins their
MANY friends in extending congra.ula-
#scn@ ls.s. best wishes
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
CORRECTION
Strandburg. S. D. June 25, 1921
Editor Herald-Advance:

Strandburg. S. D. June 25, 1921
Editor Herald-Advance:
Dear Sir
The undersigned wish to correct
some statements made in the Grant
County Tribune for June 16 under the
heading "Gustaf Einar I.undquist"
Ieing an obituary of our beloved son.
The statements made insinuating
that certain parties might be the
cause of his death by their negligence
is not from us, and we discredit espec-
tally the following statement: "The
boy did not get the proper care
through no fault Of the parents who
did as they were instructed"
Strandburg, s. D., June the 25th,
1921.
(Signed:)
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels J. LundQuist.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
MaSoRS Entertained at W!lnOi

The Fec Mason Ct Wilmot ded-
i"ated their now Masonic temple last
Friday, St Johns day, ard rumble,
cf Miibank Naaons went up to attend
the ceremony. The building which
had formerly been a bank building,
had been reconstructed and trans
formed into 9 handsome ledge room,
with necessary anteroon, cloak rooms
end Q good sized dining room and
kitchen on the first floor. The lodge
room proper. altho net large, il e.
egantly fitted up, anil gives the
Nasons Of Wilmot as fine a meeting
place as any ia this part Of the State
Past Grand Lecturer 3. L. Ives,
was denntizcs bT tie Grard Master
to conduct tie ceremonies Of dedi~
cation, which tool, plaee il afternoon
and We're OF a very pleasing charac-
ter = the conclusion Of the core-
monies fine dinner WAS served in
the new dirir" room which was hand
somely decorated and the tables sup
sled with wealth Of beautiful
doHo for the occasion, tho ladies
& TIE F.a s. er9 Star being responsible
as tie 1ntortai. ,oyt af the brothern
a tile t@hl1s Ill the evening Grand
ioc;e8er ive gave shors talk on
81, Johns das. and It's relation to
EToco,.4,sr Which ,,.ar .rvooAr,- ,,,,>,,l
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

During the storm Monday morning
lightning struck and set fire to the
barn on the A. L. Vandervort farm
six miles southeast of the city. The
barn and contents were totally des-
troyed. The contents of the barn was
Is tons of hay, grain, new harnesses
and other equipment and two small
calves. Harvey, who is working the
farm, was in the field when the show
er came up and took refuge in hay
stack. A bolt Of Tightening struck
only few rods from the stack. A
short time after when he happened
to look toward the buildings he dis
covered the barn in mass of flames
Nothing was saved and very little in
surance was carried on the property
A new barn will be started immediate
ly.
II
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

The second Of series of open air
band concerts, to be given in Milbank
this summer, win be given next We'd
nesday, July 9th at the old court house
park by the Boy Scout band. The
boys are giving splendid concerts and
if You enjoy good music be at the
park next Wednesday evening.
The following program will be rem
dered:
March-"'rhe Avenger.
Overture-"The Conuueror."
Cornet Duet-"Tranquility."
Trombone smear--"Hot Trombone"
Waltz song-"Peggy O'Neil."
Serenade-"The Poets Dream"
Fox Trot-"Wang Wang Blues"
Intermission.
Overture-"Operatic Piecework."
Fox Trot-" "Huming."
ssaxophone Trip-"Visions."
Patriotic March with vocal chorus
Long Live Our U. S. of A.
"Star Spangled Banner"
--H-A-
A. G. Grams is driving around .
fine new 1921 Buick car.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
NIaIiicrsa,l- Iln.lnaai,

The marriage ceremony which unit
Cd The lives cf two prominent Grant
sa1re- totEs, lIe. Peter p .Nalkeeson
of ta2ct and Mss Agnes ID. He'd
man Of Stockholm, formerly Of Mil
3aav, W. performed st the Tabor
Lutheran church, Stlandburg, at high
noon On tho 23rd day of June. Miss
judith Hedman played the wedding
march from l-ohengrin. Miss Lillian
iednlan Was ring bearer and brought
he emblens Of matrimony to the al
tar. Miss Jenney Nord was maid of
honor ard those who attended the
bridal pair at the altar We're Mr.. Al
fed Ma!korson and Miss Hildab
Hedman, Mr.. Conrad Hedman and
Miss Elsie HedTan. The church wa,
appropriately decorated and large
concourse Of people attended the GER
enlonv. The bride was a.tired in a
Georgette gown and wore a net veil.
After the wedding ceremony we'd
ding dinner was served to the invited
guests at the brides home near Stock
holm. A bower had been constructed
N the grove where the su,npsious
banquet dinner was served.
After brief honeymoon at Linden
Beach MI. and Mrs. Malkerson will be
at home to their many friends at La
Bolt.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

Der of the committee receiving two
dollars per day, .forty-eight dollars
per day in this case according to your
law. but j. might be worth it as il
would give our people a close range
observation of your crazy ideas and
'okod methods of hoodooing the peo-
pie. Now come across and show the
people of Grant county, if you can,
that you are not trying to deceive
theb by your libelous, lying, mali
cious letters.
Yours,
am c. s AMCDEN
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

Geo. Anderson, Of Aberdeen, son of
Mrs. Emily Anderson OF this city, ar
rived Tuesday for visit at the An
derson home. Mr.. Anderson is in the
employ of the Dakota Central COM
pany q. Aberdeen.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01
SENATOR sAASDENS
REPLY To I. q. RICHARDS

alton, Whatever tisat =, dli@ SpGL-
laiiy III. y. Richards, ono signs hina-
sell a. secretary Executive Com
nittee Of Three.
have before n.a d letter sent by
you 0. rour sosallea Organization tc
Geo T. Clark ot Big Stone City, un-
den tae following heading; E@-
nlanat sa to the people of Grant
County If @S1aatot Amsden's Mis-
reDveset,t en- in tie State Senate"
Did tarJz that The good citizens
o. Cgevt County know yoJlI crooked
Tactics end know the facts | would
mt Yecrln.Za ,-cu lr repiv ID Your
Ibelou4 r3.fanpac bus I'D It'll st.ce to
them ! deem il q duty to call their
attention to the facts
ynuv ie a. sazs syagr senator.
q ( An...en inftod,I,eo several Of
4ta f,,o ,ee,eI;no hin. tn hack to
n4e,a. ,--.f aa... ~ tha naonle.,
.piobavd., -t;,,,f.y election law 10
~ o..... .....o,.s.- ,,,.o,,,.a,. aod
~ 49,, ,@, a,,.s;o,, "a ;..,,ac ard
~ stop l1.As N-eel SION q ISSUES anu
s'oP I-e AIatS PteAelly p"hipllleI anu
+ta 49,. t,o,,, ba.,.i,,o ~, read;no
ti1e peoE-- ilofA heAtlaS u feauihs
Dot1 sites @eIoIe theg NoIe.
NOW Nbe1 you say 'ilat l lhttouoc-
ed SfN f-it---L q the nFe pllls aoote
referred TO you ileo, ana you know
you heo, unless your knoWieoge o.
the Enshsh language Is more htllt-
cd than think It IS. " the ave piiI9
to when You fefer' were p&ssea, IAlee
were house blls and 'Wo were IN
troduced IN the Senate, ana were by
nunl2er' House Ellis Nos 4o, ~ and
30, the trst two introduced by Ole
swanson OF Brown county and the
latter by III. holmes Of Brown. of
the two introduced IN the Senate,
they We nos - and s., the first
introduce by Senator Ersklne OF
Meade county and the other by my
set. Stih YOU seem 70 want cur
people t. tank that am compare
lively aione as member Of the leg
1slature III opposition to your pet mea-
sure winch you noN want to shoulder
upon the people as their primary law,
instead q the Richards Primary law
winch IL Ioin1ef times YOU were proud
to re'eF 70 g the richards primary
law Without giving the people any
part 81 Uiie Sio-\ thereof. | lntroduc-
ed Sem g biii Ne. q, the last OF the
1ive ~ rs introduced. ! introduced i
IN COCO i:slsti aild 1of the reason that
l 'ioli g .s&s 1Ae aeo3.> o tf'- Soate
ooth ~ Nteoat a e"ho!oafes ana as
taN-p. o. eo-'lo ioi = tlhas ~ le&S.
get ai'ls "i,h"u' Ioiieical almanac
anu .i-Nies& sa.'e eApeh@t' Aou pfoe-
aois Mr. ~, lsall@e 'i'i't mere are
le" pS't.e - 'n4 s'ass "ilo can az
Aoia u peho lof pohticai purposes
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

The County Club AGENT. Gladys
Skouse, spent the last week at
BOOKINGS assisting with the State
Club camp. There We're fifty club
boys and "irls present who received a
great deal Of valuable information
which they will carry back with them
and pat into practice in their club
work.
Grant County's Club Camp is to be
held July II, 13, Il and IS at Simpson
Park, Big Stone lake, together with
Roberts county and seven counties in
Minnesota.
All club members are urged to at
tend as it will be a profitable week.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

DiNNI II

The programs for the afternoons
viii consist o1 bail games, track meets
hare and hound cAases, sight seeing
and attendance at Chdusaugua pro-
grams.
The evening program viii consist
Of parties, games. etc.
Please bring the following articles:
! tin plate. cup, spoon, fork, knife,
soap, towels, comb, tooth brush, swim
ing suit Gf YOU have one), overalls
end work shirt for boys. plain house
Acsses OF MILDLY suits for girls, one
warm bed blanket.
It is necessary to make levy of
three dollars for the four days Of
camp. This includes both board and
room.
IF you wish for more Information
write to the coun Y club agent
Plan to come to the camp; we are
going 10 have. a good time and It will
be we'll WORTH your time. 4 number
of entolwcnts arc already in and If
YOU wish to ;,teend send in yoar name
ga once af We a4e only allowed 8 Ger
tain nQnlber 80 send in Your ENROLL
meatS carly.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

The Herald Advance, 500 per year
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

A. G. Grams is driving around a
fine new 1921 Buick car.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-07-01

C. S. AMSDEN.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28
NOTICE TO WATER USERS
State Engineers ONCE.

Salt lake City. Utah. April 20. 1881
Notice is hereby given that J. q,
Wadlcy. Trustee, OF Pleasant Grows.
Utah. has made application In accord.
ance with the requirements Of ~
Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1917. ~
amended by the Session Laws Of UtaA.
1913, to appropriate Two (2) SEQ. N.
OF water from Battle Creek IN UtaA
County. Said water will be divorces
at point 8. so deg. 81 min. ".
169fS2 n, from the Northeast corner
OF Sec. "a. Township s South, RaneU
2 East, Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
and conveyed 1900 II. in ditch aal
there used from March 1 to October
81. inclusive. OF each year to irriestS
l6o acres Of land in parts Of
lswhNEN. NwksEk. NhswM, anS
sWkswK. Sec. "a. township anl
range aforesaid. This application 10
designated in the State Enginsas's
once as No. s75s.
All protests against the granting
OF said application. stating the rsas-
ons therefor. must be made BY an.
davit in duplicate. accompanied win
fee OF $3.50. and filed in this once
within thirty tSO days after TIE
completion Of the publication Of tbs
notice.
r. r. Caldwell.
| State Engineer
Date OF first publication Apr. 80. 1871
Gate Of completion Of publications.
May 20. 1921.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
In the District Court Of the RsuxtA
Judicial District, IN and for UtAA
County, State OF Utah

In the matter OF the estate OF Peter
Adamson, deceased.
Creditors will present claims VIA
vouchers TO either OF the undersigned
at their place of residence In Ames1'
can Fork City. Utah County. Stats d
Utah. on or before the 10th day q
September, A. D.. 1921.
EMILY X. ADAMSON.
EMILY A. GREEN.
Executives OF the estate Of Peter
Adamson. deceased.
PARKER 4 ROBINSON. Attorneys
for executrices.
First pub. May Z: Last June I. 1871.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28
4 did not. Who was III"

II did not. Who was itr
Mrs Denny has just told me-" Hugh
reached out a hand for his pipe. and
proceeded to stun It with tobacco
"Ilc came about the water. And he
told her that had told him to come
Unfortunately. I'd done nothing of the
sort"
what do you mean. Hughf" asked
Toby Sinclair.
TITS pretty obvious, old boy" said
Hugh grimly. ~ should say that
about Ave hours ago Peterson found
out that our one and only Hiram O.
Potts was upstairs"
"Good Lordl" spluttered Darrell,
by now very Wide awake, what do
we do, sergeant. Jorf'
I'VE take Il In turns-two at a
time-to sit up with Potts" Hugh
glanced at the other three. On II
you blighters-wake up!"
II don't know what II Is" Darrell
said. rubbing his eyes. II feel most In.
formally sleepy"
swell, listen to me--confound you
Tobyi"
"sorry, old man." With a start sin.
clair sat up In his chair and blinked
at Hugh.
They're almost certain to Try and
get him tonight" went on Hugh
Having given the show away BY
leaving a clue on the wretched secre
tary, they must get the real man a,
soon as possible. IT'S far too danger
| Gus to leave the-leave the" Ill,
head dropped forward on his chest
short. half-strangled snore came
from his lips. II had the effect o.
waking him for the moment, and h
staggered TO his feet.
The other three sprawling In thei
chairs, were openly and unashamedl!
asleep; even the dogs lay In fantastic
attitudes. breathing heavily. inert lik'
logs.
awake upr shouted Hugh wildly
"For Gods sake - wake up! View,
been druggedr
| A An !E1. yslga. .se9sa to b prsss
Ing down on his eyellds: the des!r
for sleep grew stronger and stronger
F9S Q tey qqpspts more he Tough
against Y, hopeaessly, despairlngIy
while his legs seemed not 10 beion
to him. and there was q roaring nois
In his ears. And then. Just befor
Inconsistencies overcsme him. Their
came TO his bemused brain the SCUM
Of a whistle thrice repeated from out
side the window. With n last stu
pendous EFFORT he fought his way tC
ward 1t, and for moment he stare
into the darkness. There were dir
figures moving through the shrub
and suddenly one seemed to detac
itself. II came nearer. and the ligl
fell on the mans face. His nose an
mouth were covered with \ sort I
pad. but the cold, sneering eyes wei
unmistakable.
"Laking,On gasped Hugh. an
: then the roaring noise Increased
his head; his legs struck work alt
gether. lie collapsed on the floor an
lay sprawling. while Lexington. h
face pressed against the glass outsd
, watched In silence.
) Continued Next Week.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28
NOTICE TO WATER USERS.
State Engineers once,

=
Salt lake City. Utah, April 10. 1871
Notice is hereby given that J. D.
Wsdley, Trustee, OF Pleasant Grove,
Utah. has made application In accord.
snco with the requirements Of the
Compiled Laws OF Utah. 1917. -
an ended by the Session Laws OF Utah.
1919. to appropriate Five-tenths (e.S)
OF Sec. ~. OF water from Battle
Creek In Utah County. Said water
viii be diverted at point situa&sd
8. 80 deg. 81 min. W. 16s4.S3 n.
from the Northeast corner OF See. n.
Township 8 South. Range 2 East. ssM
Lake Base and Meridian. and nvsv-
ed In a pipe line q distance Of oe0e
Il. and there used from January I -
december 81. inclusive. OF each yeaf,
for domestic and municipal purposes
AT the town OF Lndon. Utah. THIS
erpIication IL designated IN the stats
Engineers ONCE a. No. S7Sl.
All protests against the granting
Of said application. stating the rsas-
ons therefor. must DO made BY an.
davit in duplicate. accompanied vita
fee Of $50. and filed in this once
within thirty fao) DAYS AFTER the
completion OF the publication Of this
notice.
r r. Caldwell.
State Engineer
Date ~ first publication Arr. 10. 1871
Date OF completion Of publication,
May ~. 1921.
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28

You're right, my friend--you're
right. Long live the brotherhood"
He stared out OF the window with
smoulderlng eyes, and Hugh preserved
discreet silence. Then suddenly the
other broke out again. Have
they killed that lnsolent puppy Of a
soldier YETI"
"Er-not yet" murmured Hugh
mildly.
"rhey must find the American at
once" The man thumped the table
emphatically. 1T was important be-
fore--at least his money was. Now
with this blunder-it's vital"
Precisely" said Hugh. Precise
ly"
"rve already interviewed one man
from Scotland Yard. but every hour
increases the danger. However, you
have message for me. What Ii itr
Hugh rose and casually picked up
his hat He had got more out Of the
interview than he had hoped for. and
there was nothing TO he gained by
prolonging II. But II struck him that
Mr.. Potts impersonator was man
OF unpleasant disposition, and that
tactically a thanking movement to the
door was indicated. And, being Of
an open nature himself, It Is possible
that the real state Of affairs showed
for moment on his face. Be that
as It may, something suddenly aroused
the others suspicious, and with Q
Snarl OF fury he sprang past Hugh to
the door.
"Wbo are you1" He spat the words
out venomously. mt the same time
whipping an ugly.loOking knife out OF
his pocket.
Hugh replaced his hat and stick
on the table and grinned gently.
~ am the insolent puppy Of SOL
der, dear old bird" he remarked.
watching the other warily. "And II
I was you I'd put the toothpick away.
You might hurt yourself"
As he spoke he was edging, little By
little, toward the other man, who
crouched snarling by the door. His
eyes, grim and determined. never left
the others face his hands, apparently
hanging listless by his sides, were
tingling with the Joy OF what he knew
was coming.
"And the penalty Of failure is death
isn't II, dear onef" He spoke almost
dreamily; but not for an instant did
his attention relax. Almost imper
ceptlbly. he crept toward the other
J man, talking gently.
Such Is your rule. And l thinl
you have failed, haven't you, You un
| pleasant specimen OF humaDityf How
will they kill you, wonderT'
II was at that moment that the maj
made his mistake. He looked away
only for IA moment-but he looked
away. Just az cats nerves glv'
after a while and II looks round TO
an avenue OF escape. so did the crouch
ing man take his eyes from Hugh
And quick as any dog, Hugh sprang.
With his left hand he seized tn
mans right wrist, with his right h
seized his throat. Then he force'
him upright against the door and hell
him there. Even when inch by inc
he shifted his grip on the mans knif
hand he never took his eyes from hi
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28
ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Monarch Mines Company, Pr1sslDal
Place Of Business, American Ysft,
Utah.

NOTICE is hereby given that Il .
meeting Of the directors Of the Mon
arch Mines Company. held on April
20. 1921. an assessment OF %. 90 each
1000 shares OF outstanding stock
was levied. payable immediately to
n. q. Mcbride. secretary. 1t his Of
flee In American Fork. Utah. Any
stock on which this assessment re-
mains unpaid on June Is, 1921. will
be delinquent and advertised for sale
at public auction and unless payment
is made before. will be sold on Sat-
urday, July Q, 1921. at o'clock p.
m. at City Hall. American Fork. 10
pay delinquent assessment. cost %
advertising and expense Of sale.
r, 2. Mcbride. Seerstasy
First Pub. April 80. 1921.
Last Pub. May 2s. 1891
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28

ns matter Of the estate Of Phebs
'aan'. deceased.
s'.u''ors Will present claims. with
,. .s,ae's' to the undersigned at his
.''asnce at Pleasant Grove. Utah. on
" e'0re July 7. 1921.
DAN =. ADAMS,
~. administrator Of the estate OF Phebe
'aaa'' deceased.
aoRaAN. COLEMAN 4 STRAW,
.~'neys for administrator.
\, "' pub May 7, 1921; Last pub.
June 4, 1891,
American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28

larry IF LONELY; for results. try
a. best and most successful Home
mr.; hundreds rich wish marriage
sa; strictly confidential: most re-
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nv The Successful Club" Mrs.
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American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1921-05-28
Black Opal Priced.
WASHINGTON. D. C.

Almost every known gem Is mined
In Australia. Tho black opal is the
most beautiful OF all. II has increased
800 per cent In value In the last two
years and the best quality now brings
nearly $40 a carat II ranges In siss
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