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Show L'nivcrsity id I'tah TREMONTON, THE BIGGEST LITTLE CITY IN UTAH mbtr. Hitier VOLUME TREMONTON, 1 GREAT PRIZ IT AH, THfTRKDA Y, MAY 14, 1914. NUMBER ROYAL WELCOME FOR LATEST NEWS FROM OTHER TOWNS AND COMMUNITIES By The Leader s Staff of Hustling Correspondents. VOTING CONTEST VISITING BOOSTERS North Elwood Deweyville. n of mall 11 is epidemic pox Last Monday evening a crowd ELEGANT OBERMEYER & SONS PIANO AND OTHER of the young folks gave the teach- making its rounds among the COMMERCIAL CLUB PLANS ROUSING RECEPTION FOR fcntall children of the Ward. BOOSTER DELEQATIONN OF SALT LAKE BUSINESS VALUABLE PRIZES TO BE AWARDED TO THE ers, Vanghn Parry and Helen a' Fenner. little surprise party at The students of the eighth MEN WHEN THEY COME TO THE "BIGGEST . SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES the home of Mrs. Laura Knudson. grade entertained the parents last LITTLE TOWN IN UrAH.'' A nice luncheon was served and Tuesday evening at the school The Leader and Tremonton Merchants Give Prizes. Read all present enjoyed themselves. house. An excellent program was Will Seize the Opportunity to do a Little Vigorous Boosting for the Announcement and Particulars on Fourth Page of rendered and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Loveland have Tremonton. Parade and Public Meeting This Issue, and Get in the Game. returned from Dempsy Springs, Every pupil in the grade graduPart of Program. have been for the past ated, there being nine in number. where Use the coupon in this issue and cast it for some 'one, as it may be a starter of a winner Fill out the nominating blank and send it or hand it in to The Leadt r office, as this may be the means of helping some, deserving lady to win a handsome piano or some of the other valuable prizes enumerated in the list. This contest is, without doubt, $4(H) piano. On page 4 of this issue will be the biggest business getting leader found a full explanation of the that has ever been presented to contest and the rules which will the people of Tremonton and vi govern it, and a list of beautiful, cinity. While The Leader enjoys a good useful and valuable auxilary prizes we nevertheless are which will be given by the pro- business, more-anout after gressive merchants of the city. always reaching in our present method of There are a great many prizes besides the piano, any one of helping others, we hope in return We hope to inwhich will be well worth winning, to help ourselves. and .every contestant who gets crease our subscription list at a out and makes any kind of a hustle rapid rate and thereby benefit the will be sure of winning a hand- advertiser. Remember that a number of our some prize even if she does not win the piano. leading merchants are interested The contest is put on under the in this contest and give auspices of the Publisher's Music coupons with every dollar cash those Co. of Chicago, Also who who will have purchase. charge of the arrangements. This do not fully understand the rated company makes a business of and regulations of this contest conducting these popular voting can call on write to this office and contests arid at present has a num- we will be pleased to go over the ber of them under way in this and proposition with them. Remember to have your friends other states. Some popular lady will have a trade with the merchants who are the coupons. They are beautiful piano as the result of giving reliable trades-peoplas follows: this contest and a number of J. W. Ooheen, Shaw & Stevens, others will have beautiful prizes of Smith, The Druggist, Thompson-Scot- t various kinds. Drugs, Farmers Cash Union. Head the rules elsewhere in this State Bank of Tremonton, Mrs. A. B. Frisbie. Wyatt Bros., Bear issue, inspect the offerings of the River Yallev Implement Co., W. merchants and learn how you may E. Getz, Gephart Bros., R. L. secure votes for yourselves or Fishburn & Sons Co., Waldron & friend. Harris. The Leader this week inaugurates the greatest voting contest ever held in this section of the state and one of which we believe will arouse a good deal of interest. This contest will extend over a period of 90 days, and at the close of the contest some lady in Tremonton or vicinity will be the proud posessor of a handsome i 25-vo- , j d 25-vo- te e NOMINATING BLANK Popular Vote Contest 1914, I hereby nominate or suggest the name of Address As a ladp worthy to bebome a candidate in your Popular Voting Contest. - white carnations were given each mother present. number of parents and friends ft. T. Petty Und G. A. Smith, of Brig-hato the the National Mercantile Co., were accompanied graduates Saturday, where the eighth jn Garland a few days this week grade exercises of the county were working with the company's local held. agents. F. D. Baird and ES. 8. n brother of F. D. Murvin. (faorge. Baird. Baird, is now manager of the Mrs. dames T. and chilA TSIoVilty store. Moroni and (ieorgn Ward motored into Garl&nd from Washakie, Monday. They later accompanied li Cragun and Mr-- . John Orwin. who is a daughter of Moroni Ward, to the hospital in Tremonton, where Mr... (Irwin was operate! u mm for appendicitis. The opera tion was very successful. A tew of Garland's talented hi iciani tendered a very enterin the Garland taining program hall Sunday evening in honor of I' h Kay. After the program I . i Ashby dren of Ogden are the guests Dr. and Mrs. WT. M. Crngun. Miss of Inna James, one of the teachers in the public schools during the term .just (dosed, left Sun-da- ) afternoon for Salt Lake where she visited until Tuesday when she continued her .journey to her Miss home at Wayne, Nebraska. lames is a most estimable young lady and a splendid teacher, and the School trustees were fortunate in securing her for another year. During the summer vacation The to Leader will keep her advised affairs in Box Elder county. , a- - Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. At the meeting of the Commer- streets, and a bevy of beautiful H. Forsgren gave a social at J. wife and are Hansen John cial Club held in the club rooms young ladies will separate the vishere from Almo, Ida., visiting their home in honor of Alma last were itors from a little of their small Friday, preparations Jawbrin and wife, who left the relatives and friends. made for the reception of the bus- change by selling them (and putfoiiowing day to establish their iness The school children entertained nieu from Salt Lake, who ting on them) Tremonton Booster residence on a homestead in Curwill come here on June 1st, in a Buttons, of which the Commercial the Ward last Friday evening lew Valley. A pleasant evening their stop here being Club has a plentiful supply. with singing, reciting, drills, and was spent in singing and conver- special train, To carry the plans of the club a part of the plans of the Salt a short comedy. The hall was sation. Ice cream and vake was Lake boosters to "boost" business into effect, the following commitwell filled and all were well pleased served bv the hostess. with the exercises. among the smaller towns in the tees were named by President Mrs. Geo. A. (iarfield. and two north part of the state. McClure: Saturday several of the towns- little returned during the girls, lo engage the Dutch" band, All business men, whether mempeople went to Brigham to the week from Parowan, Iron E. Getz. Win. commencement Ihe where Mrs. Garfield hasCounty, bers of the club or not, will meet exercises. Committee on banners, A. N. been the train at the depot at 10:30, and graduates from here were: Ivy her mother through a march in a and A. I). McGuire. Fishburn nursing procession, together Waters, Hazel Knudson, Lettie serious six weeks sick spell. on Booster Buttons, Committee with the visitors, to the L. 1). S. Lish, Elva Beeton, Lloyd (Gar Wm. Thompson, A. N. Fishburn Frank Fryer, who has been very hall, where a brief program will be dner, Dewey Gardner, James Bee- M. Smith. L. and .The visitors will ill for some time, is able to be out carried out. ton and Edwin Dewey. The stores will remain open, but have with them a full brass band again At the afternoon meeting in the the proprietors and as many salesMr. and Mrs. ftohf Vert from and a select male quartet, but L. D. S. hall Sunday all of the these will count but little while people as possible will attend the mothers were presented with a Holbrook. Idaho, came in to visit at the hall. The meeting they are in Tremonton, as our own meeting beautiful carnation. A delightful Mr. Vert's sister. Mis. Kay, and will to everybody, and a he free famous "Dutch" band has been The song is'spending the week with relatives program was rendered. invitation is extended the engaged for the occasion, and will general "Mother Dear," was sung by and friends. be expected to eclipse anything public to attend. Leon Gardner accompanied by Last Wednesday the parents' Mayor Whitloek will deliver the crowd. Miss Helen Fenner. The poem, class and children of the public attempted by the visiting address of welcome to the visiting Banners will be hung across the delegation. "Dear Mother Mine," composeA school spent a very pleasant after jn k. H. Fridal's park. byJ. Leland . Dewey, was read by,( Mvrtle urlier pai gospel of reclamation aud redempLunch was served, games played, tion early and late. In our com; were rendered by different Y. L. and a general good time enjoyed. M. I. A. members. munity and neighborhood we see Thursday evening the officers of Graduating with high honors, the drain tile piled in heaps, waitMrs. Mathias and Mrs. Reese the Primary Association met at the of Brigham were visitors here last home of Mr. and Mrs. Jno, 0. might be spoken of our sixteen, ing for the tiler to plant them in and girls, who the earth to lower the present Sunday, (iarfield, in honor of Mrs. Jene eighth grade boys town entertained our people last water table from one to two feet The sugar beets are almost Higgins, who has been a great week, on presenting an original now, down to six and seven feet, help to the Association during readv to thin. of class songs, and when this system shall have the winter months. School being program, consisting valedic- been accomplished, then we shall ended Mr. and Mrs. Higgins re- suffragettes' convention, It was in- commence to build, to thrive, and refreshments. and turn to their home. Dainty re- - tory that deed a fitting and appropriate cli- to establish a permanency were served and a Thatcher school team ami Pen- - nssaments bids will homes new max from the students who everlasting, rose school team played a game s''iable evening spent, adieu to the old school room spring up, our bank deposits will last Wednesday. Thatcher won.: Mrs. Kate Cash is slowly re- and to associates of happy child- grow, the stranger will admire our tire score being 8 to 24 in That- covering from a severe attack of hood school days. May they ever thrift and surroundings, the cher's favor. she having been in cherish sweetest recollections and bronchitis, hatchery will vanish, and bed for two weeks. the when farmer finds he's getting now as they lift their eyes to the Last Friday night, the Thatcher J. K. Haws and Master Jay great tracts of life yet to conquer, results through his efforts, good school held (dosing exercises. A Haws returned home Monday even- though they go forth with but the returns from the now water logged program and dance were giveu. A large crowd was present and ing after spending a few days m light of morn upon their brow. lands, by the process of tile drainIf high school is their slogan let age, then the era of intensive Idaho with relatives. had a good time. two blads Jno. (). (iarfield left yesterday us grant them the full fruition of farming will take bold, Mr. Holliday accompanied the of grass will grow where none for Mona, Juab to be at their hearts' desire. graduates to Brigham Saturday the bed side ofcounty, grew before. The farmers income a sick brother, Leo Roche, Evan Borg-stroOur new $14,000 Opera Home will keep pace with his taxes, that morning. who is Buffering with will soon be a The con- county and school boards are so and Vern Roche were the Oliver, reality. miner's consumption honorable ones. tractor has a force of men comple generously raising by leaps and Mrs. Thomas Kay is quite sick ting the cement work and base- bounds, in full he can bask in the Three energetic boys graduated. at her home. ment. The brick layers are coming warmth of domestic firesides, and They all expect to go to high What at first seemed then, "Let It Rain. next week. school next year. t to great an undertaking for our Our city fathers have resolvtd The teachers of our school do not community in the erection of this to build for the future, as all like to part with their students or , A baby boy came to the home modem amusement hall is gradwater culverts, gates, bridges and do not seem to like to. At least i Kasmus Anderson Monday. All ually being overcome through the to be built of concrete. are flumes the students don't like to part concerned are doing nicely. efforts, means, good will, etc., of Congratulations! There was an with them. Harriet Summers, daughter of a united people and when the last age when cotton was king; as shall have been paid over The parents of the Thatcher Bphraim Summers is quite ill with copper time went on corn was declared we can say as to the contractor, that corn might not rule Sunday School were planning an rheumatic fever. ruler; the immortal President Wm. Mcexcursion on Tuesday, but on the hen was crowned queen, alone, Mrs. Jennie Morrison and two Ki n ley said, "I have lived to see but the slogan of this day seems to account of the rain they will not daughters, Gertrude and Nellie, the accomplishment of a united "Cement is King." To apply be until Mrs. and Mr. and Nichols and go Friday. people. it for use means to build for our motored down to BrigDid some one ask if Thatcher daughter in his When the great Isiab, ham Saturday to attend the gradgrandchildren has any boosters. "Well, I gueet uation exercises, Miss Gertrude prophetic mind, looking down es, it is full of them." Morrison being one of lie grad- through the dispensation of time, The Wilson Lumber Company In the last isMie of The Leader uates, the yoiinget member of saw silvery streams of water, week sold a bill of lumber to last Ihe fact was stated that the Tic her idass and the only one to pass wending its way from the mounman a living near Strevell, Ida., tain tops down into the dry and monton school bouse is to have an without taking the examinations. miles waste places, one could a distance of some seventy addition. Everyone was hoping a There were eight graduates from parched from Tremonton. Although there high school would be built. Il Bothwell this year, three from hardly believe that through the closer to this lumber are yards every town had as good boosters Thatcher and ix from Penrose, mis application of that water by he of the came here because man, man. prophecy has reversed itself, as our Tbatoher county conuni.-sione- r, educational (be bowing that Hlfe nnfth" ip pilrchase. of as the dry and parched places, has saving they would have !ecn pirit is greater than ever. to show the turned info vertible bog hole, but the bill, and serves satisfied with nothing less for immense territory served by the Tremonton Don't fail tn carcf'nllx read the the dawn of a new era has awakof this city. merchants We have seen the announcement of our great Trade ened in us. If you want job work that gets J.J. Canner transacted busines Building Contest, mi another page new light all have become disei-pliii the ol of tod.n iness, get it here. in Brigham Monday. drainage, preaching paper. T. , Bear River City rim-hank- Thatcher. now-bi- - mos-quit- o Bothwell. Address Garland. they two weeks. . present this BUM with the distinct understanding and agreement that the editor shall not divulge my name. This does not obligate me in any way whatever. I Signed -- - I . ' b |