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Show Universal ricmBle 77 oth Ave. Corp. Tremonton Merchants Offer Bargain Days Pre-Christm- as Under the sponsorship of the Tremonton Business Men's Association, merchants of Tremonton are opening the doors of their stores in a giant "Christmas Bargain Days" Friday and Saturday, November 20 and 21. Merchants have gone all out to have their stores crammed to the rafters with wanted shopping items of Christmas merchandise to take care of every need. Shoppers are cordially invited to visit the stores, and compare quality and prices, proving that the local firms are offering top quality merchandise, at Jay Dee Harris Buys Dalton Implement Co, prices that can't be beat, anywhere else in the intermountain area. "Krazy Duds' Parade In connection with the "Christmas Bargain Days" the Businessmen's Association is sponsoring a "Krazy Duds" parade. The event is for all children of the valley under 12 years of age, who are invited and encouraged to dream up the best fairy tale or comic characters possible. Prizes will be awarded for the best costumes and disguise. A free movie at the Liberty theatre will be ILIA SERVING THE BEAR given for all participants. The parade is set for, Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. Many Bargins Offered In this issue of The Leader will be fund the advertisements of the Tremonton merchants, with many money saving bargains offered in addition to those which will be on the display tables and counters throughout Jhe city. Shopping now will mean the saving of many dollars to those who take advantage of this great merchandising event. RIVER VALLEY Number 8 VOL. 31 Tremonton. Utah, Thursday, November 19, 1953 Negotiations were competed Friday of last week in the sale of the Frank Dalton Imple; ment company to Jay Deq The transaction was Harris. handled by the Walker Bank Trust department, trustee of the estate of the late Frank Dalton. While the amount involved, was not made known, it is reported to be one of the largest business transactions ia the history of Tremonton. the Mr. Harris purchased shop equipment, new imple ments, and parts inventory of Harvester the International line that Mr. Dalton carried and has also been given the franchise by the International Harvester company to continue this business. The building which housed the Dalton Implement and the Truck and Equipment Co. is owned by Mr. Harris, who anMANY PRIZES OFFERED by the merchants of Tremonton to youngsters who parnounces that the combined enticipate in the "Krazy Duds" Parade Saturday morning at 10:00 a.m. The gifts are terprise will operate under the on display in the Utah Power and Light company window. name of the Harris Truck and Equipment Co. TRANSIENT HELD Announcement of personnel ON ROBBERY CHARGE and business""pblicy lvTTTbei made in the near future, ac Tony Frank Gallegos, Mexican transient, who was arested cording to Mr. Harris. He also Thorpe B. Isaacson of the last week for beating and robstates that the fine service Bishop's office and, Sunday School board; Reed bing Albert Theodore Hall of Presiding Dalton nolicv of the Frank Walter Stover of the General Larkin, Sarah Hogan, and Alta, was arraigned in City company will be continued. Welfare committee were vis- Archibald on the M.I.A. board. Portage at Court Brigham City this A girls chorus from Hyrum itors at the Bear River Stake At the arraignment he week. FUNERAL SERVICES evenat the conference last weekend. They gave the program asked for a preliminary hearHELD AT PORTAGE both addressed the people of ing session, sponsored by the ing and an attorney to represFOR HOPE PRICE the stake in Saturday night and M.I.A. ent him. The hearing has been Imrressive funeral services Sunday meetings. set for next Monday. The man were held in the Portage Ward The Garland Second ward FELLOWSHIP DINNER will be tried on a charge of J. for Hope Chapel Thursday choir furnished the music for robbery. Price, wife of Devon Price and the morning meeting. Their INVITATION GIVEN Mr. Hall has recovered sufMrs. and of Bishop daughter director is Fred L. Nye and The Tremonton Community ficiently to leave the hospital, E. Walter with Oro H. John, Mary Castleton the accompan- Methodist Church will hold a and is reported to be convaGibbs conducting. ist. Speakers were Larry Thanksgiving fellowship dinner at his home in Portage. Prayers were offered by Cy King, Dean Potter, President at Friendship Hall Wednesday lescing The C. Gibbs. and J. Price Vernal Johns and Elder Isaac- evening at 6:45. NOTICE TO Singing Mothers sang two num- son. Everyone is invited to attend, ADVERTISERS AND bers, and speakers were Walter a Grant Anderson directed the bring covered dish and enjoy CORRESPONDENTS E. Gibbs. DeVere Harris, and First ward of Garland singers an evening of home talent Copy for next week's Moyle E. Facer. Maurine Gibbs at the afternoon meeting and entertainment. LEADER should be in the gave the obituary, and vocal Lucretia Rhodes was the oroffice one day early next duets were sung by Elma Bell ganist. Speakers at that sesof week because the and Levell Parkinson and by sion were Hattie Hodge, L. C. WINS FREE TRIP on Azella Gibbs and Glen Morris. Christopherson, CHICAGO Thanksgiving holiday TO Russell Boss, Your Burial was in the Portage Sylvia Simmons, Inez Brown, Thursday. cooperation A week's vacation trip in will be appreciated by the Cemetery, Ruby Nielsen, D.G.Nelson Jr., Chicago is being enjoyed by publishers. Mrs. Robert Potter, Mrs. Charles Mr. and Mrs. Russ Waldron, LEGION PRESENTS Wood, Mrs. Vernal John and! who are guests of the General ARMISTICE PROGRAM the visitors. Electric Company. The trip is The American Legion and Releases from stake positios awarded to the dealer who sold Auxiliary arranged special pro- included C. E. Smith and Theo the most General Electric water grams in commemoration of Richards from the Sunday heaters. The distinction was Armistice Day at the local School; Florence Richards, won by Russ Electric who were schools. Students at Bear River Blanche Johnson from the compe'ing with 265 dealers in high school and McKinley had Y.W.M.I.A.; and Duane Madsen the '.alt Lake region. the opportunity to hear Leon from the Fourth Quorum of T'v Waldrons were successful last year in their sales volume, Halgren, the speaker and speci- Elders presidency. Helen Severson al musical numbers from the was sus- and v.)n a similar (rip at that Agricultural College in Logan. tained as a member of the time. ISAACSON AND STOVER VISIT BEAR RIVER STAKE CONFERENCE . iiJ ' ifI f3lll ff fefsJH ! if J.rZSm THIRD WARD CHAPEL TO BE DEDICATED Dedication of the $140,000.00 Tremonton Third ward chapel will be held Sunday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. under the direction of Bishop George C. Stenquist. Elder Clifford E. Young, Assistant to the Quorum of the Twelve will give the dedicatory address and prayer. South Bear River Stake Conference Saturday, Sunday Farm Bureau Schedules Meeting The Farm Bureau are sponsoring a meeting of the farmers of this section Monday evening, November 23, in the Utah Power and Light company office at 7:30 p.m. to discuss Secretary of Agriculture; Benson's Farm Program. GROCERY STORES ANNOUNCE HOUR CHANGE The Tremonton grocery stores announce that their regular hours will be from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. week days and from 9 to 7 Saturdays. This change will become effective November 30. HOWELL P. T. A. MEETS The Howell PTA met at the school with all officers and teachers present. Music was furnished by the children, and a discussxn of school lunch and repairing of playground equipment w; held. Refreshments were served to all present. Wed-nesda- y KRIS KRINGLE KORPORALS ON THE JOB As the holiday season nears, the Kris Kringle Korporals are again soliciting the support of everyone in the community to help them in making this year the biggest yet in their efforts to aid the needy for Christmas. Any kind of toy or game will be accepted at Tremonton Lumber and Hardware, River View Garage, Anderson Lumber, Jack's Blacksmith Shop. LESTER BARNES SUFFERING FROM HEART AILMENT Lester Barnes was taken to hospital Wednesday suffering with a heart ailment. He was taken to a specialist in Ogden and ordered to bei for observation and treatment. a Brigham Clifford E. Young, assistant to the Council of the Twelve, and Stewart B. Eecles of the General Welfare Committee, will represent the General Authorities at the South Bear River Stake conference Saturday night and Sunday, announces President Clifton G. M .Kerr. Meetings for the conference begin at 6:30 p.m. Saturday night with a welfare session. All Priesthood leaders and quorum officers of the stake are requested to be present at State Representative Kleon the Priesthood leadership meet- Kerr will be present Monday ing at 8 p.m. night at a meeting at Bear? River High school to discusa Seventies to Meet the education program to be At nine o'clock Sunday taken at the coming special morning all Seventies of the session upof the legislature. stake are expected to attend a The meeting is sponsored by auwith the visiting meeting the North Box Elder County thorities, where a new member Council of P.T.A. announces of the quorum will be sustained Mrs. R. G. Woodhead, pres and set apart. ident, who states that a reacChapel to Be Dedicated secA change in the regular tion of the people in this to tion the matters important conference schedule will inof the school program is de clude the dedication of the new Third ward chapel at 2:00 sired. o'clock after the regular 10 a.m. session. All members of HAS PURSE STOLEN the stake are invited and SECOND TIME For the second time, the seating has been arranged for about 900 people. Elder Young purse belonging to Lola Krey will give the dedicatory prayer of Mario's was stolen by a during the afternoon service negro woman pretending to make a purchase in the store in that ward. The first loss was suffered have been Arrangements made to broadcast both morn- when two wonen entered the ing and afternoon sessions, store, and while Mrs. Krey according to members of the showed wearing apparol at the rear of the store to one woman Stake presidency. her purse was taken from the Youth Conference A youth conference under front by the other. This week, another nero the direction of the Stake M Men and Gleaner Council will woman entered the store, a local customer in the begin at 7:30 and the memberand while being wat:hed store, is to invited stake of the ship attend. The center section of carefully, the stranger succeedthe building will be reserved ed in taking Mrs. Krey's pure for those from 12 to 29 years containing $40 from under the f the of age. Dr. Eugene Campbell desk, now at the rear store. USAC of the Institute at the will be the guest speaker Theme of the conference will WOMAN HELD IN MURDER CASE be "The Way to Perfection." Lodged in a Pocatello. Idaho. jail is Mrs. Marie Calsen, 24, KARL HESS TO GIVE accused of striking the blow RADIO TALK Karl Hess of Fielding will that killed an aged man of be the speaker on Mrs. Axel Woodruff, Idaho last week. A WCTU Fredericksen's radio preliminary hearing was held in the Probate Court of Oneida program Sunday at 8 a.m. on Station KBUH, Brigham City County soon after the woman was arrested. She was bound over to the District Court. PTA to Hear Kleon Kerr and-wit- Gail and Edith Kupfer White of Tremonton, a boy Nov. 7. Max and Verna Oyler Hyde of Tremonton, a boy Nov. 10 Mack and Colleen Miller Hansen of Elwood, a boy, No vember 7. Warren and Cleon Sorensen, Mann of Elwood, a boy No- Sugar Company Makes Initial Payment of $1,230,000 on 1953 Crop vember 13. Ray and Beverly Hanlon Coc of Tremonton a girl Nov. 15. Mr. and Mrs. Don Williams of Plymouth a girl, Nov. 14. The Utah Idaho Sugar Company announces its initial payment on the 1953 sugar beet crop has been sent to the grow ers in North Utah Garland Factory District. Checks totaling approximately will be mailed to sugar beet growers in the District, according to Ford T. Seal-leDistrict Manager. An initial payment of $10.00 per ton is being made November 20, on all beets delivered through the 5th of November. A like payment per ton will be made on all beets delivered after November 5 within a short time. The forthcoming Sugar Act Payments will bring the total initial payments to approximately $12,047 per ton. On the harvested tonnage in the Garland Factory district, the combined Sugar Company and Sugar Act payments will total approximate BIDS FOR HIGH SCHOOL WORK REJECTED U- -l $1,230-000.0- 0 y, ly $1,518,681.00. Further payments by the Company will be made as justified by the price of sugar and other terms of the sugar beet contract. v The growers income from this sugar beet crop will be materially increased by the value of the Beet tops, whether fed or plowed under will result in additional returns. Beet pulp rights likewise will bring additional returns to every grower. The availability of pulp and molasses BUMPER BEET CROP lends great support and encouragement to The processing of this years beet the livestock producing and feeding indusis about 75 crop is so that in a farm try necessary economy. This air view ofper cent completed. the factory shows beet crop will prove to f The 1953 sugar of the beets yet to run be! one of the best sugar beet large pile crops in the history of this area, reports Mr. Scalley. through the factory. With all beets High yields, good returns per ton and mord harvested, this crop is rated as the complete mechanization make sugar beets biggest in the history of the local a must on every farm in 1954. factory district . At a recent meeting of the Box Elder Board of Education, 1. MSS jM " .M tXHt? JliffP SO JiJ "j&P ii4fl QwfZ' M0 ViJJK? f kjMih W T t V V J the members rejected the bids which has been received for development of the grounds of the new gym and classroom unit at Bear River high school. They were rejected because of excessive cost. The bid submitted by Germer. Abbott and Waldron was for $2,190 for gravel applied this fall and $6,070 for blacktop finish next spring, a total of $8,260. Loyal Jensen submitted a bid of $2.50 per yard, which was not in accordance with |