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Show e tti. K february Snow PAGE EIGHT Gain U misty! Distinction , BOX ELDER JOURNAL Friday, March For Area 1TV I iBrigham City, Utah Supplies 2.01 r 7, 1952 f A total of 2.01 inches of mois-jtur- e was received during the Vrionbh from snows fhat fell on it eh of the 29 days, It was this week by Charles A. Clifford, recorder of the official weather data for Brigham City. d While weather during the early part of the month was comparatively mild, the , last week registered cold, with a minimum Sunday night of three above In Brigham City. On the same night, temperatures dropped to 15 degrees below zero at Mantua. Snow fall during the month In Brigham City produced the following moisture, according to .Clifford: 1 Kiwanis Business Meet Held Thursday Noon v Tr7r' jr t W .4 ) j (i I X r. New M.D. Arrives inches Here Feb. , k V a ' Y A At Indian School 1r. Morris Flelschman arrived at Intermountain Indian school last week to accept the position of school doctor, filling the vacancy created by the resignation of Dr. Bernard Brandchaft in January. During the absence of a resident physician, Drs. Gordon FeJt and Reed Merrill have been working on contract at the school hospital. Dr. Fleischman has served in the Indian Service for 14 years. He first entered the service at Wyoming, Cheyenne Agency, where he remained 13 years. He spent nine months in Wlnnebe-go- , Nebraska and subsequently transferred here. - w mvM-y:' vjv ' yt . . Committee reports and business matters were the topic at the regular weekly meeting of the Brigham City Kiwanis club, Thursday noon. The meeting was under direction of President George t Wayne Braegger Family All In Cooley Hospital Joining his wife and new bom baby son, Wayne Braegger Is In the Cooley Memorial hospital with a broken ankle. om a truck, to Jumping avoid being struck by a falling timber, Wayne broke his ankle while working at Price, Monday. He Was taken to Ogden and thep drove his own car on to Brigham City to enter the hospital for a stay. new The son, the first child for Mr. and Mrs. Braegger, was afternoon. bom Wednesday Mother, father and baby are tiH I , doing well. , " . JT V 'y f iWRGi SWfe ntjtf (JS&J ft J J ( J JOS The new doctor received his training at Temple Feb. and University, (Philadelphia, .03 Feb. was graduated from the Uni96 Feb. 17 versity of Pennsylvania Medical ' .04 Feb. 18 Ervin Jensen, Delbert Hirschi and Dewey Cottle school. He Interned at the Jer.03 Feb. 20 sey City Medical Center, . . . who are former Elders quorum leaders in the Fifth ward. The ward is one of the 04 Feb. 21 .Residing on campus with Dr." first in this area to divide the Elders quorum. Mr. Jensen and Mr. Cottle are now FOb. 23 40 Fleischman are his wife. Rose, quorum heads and Mr. Hirschi was president of the quorum before it was divided. .05 iFeb. 28 and their nine year old daughTotal snowfall during the ter, Annetta. plant h was approximately 28 Commenting on the school and LETTER TO THE EDITOR 35 Inches. community, the doctor related: The people here are very 1 Youll be Land, Action surprised at the ex- congenial and hospitable and In cellent results seem eager to make us feel at classified ads secure. home." An epidemic of mumps in Box By Elder county was reported today by the Utah State departEditors note: Since , heavyO; we want done with ment of health who listed 35 what storms forced deer down into share. cases contracted during the Box Elder county orchards, I dont want the public to week ending February 29. farms and gardens there has InOther diseases been much concern and contr- tear Into them and see how and cluded 23 cases of reported chicken pox, oversy-over what should be many they can knock down bro133 South Main Street leave by the roadside with five cases of measles and two done. Our 65th Year In Business ken legs and bones, to suffer cases of influenza. Here is the opinion of one and die as has happened 20 or ' ' Famous Cannon Making Quilts? 30 times within a quarter of a We are anxious to hear the mile of my place this winter. 1 Rangers Of Cache Nat'l 1 opinion of sportsmen, or any dont want the game commis- Forest Meet In Logan others with opposing viewpoints. sion to spoil them by going Made by the maker of along the highway with a bale 757. Staple Cotton All rangers of the Cache NaBelieve It or Noil Cannon sheets. of hay in a pickup and throw tional Forest met In Logan Mon257. Wool It over the fence to invite them 4551 60 Gauge and Tuesday, March 3 and The other day I sent my 2 Pounds out of the hills. I dont want day 4 to plan and discuss common boy up to look after the dead or wounded on left ' the sheep. ' problems. gave him some roadside for an example for Li . apples to eat for part pay. the the and the rest of the Among the topics discussed Shortly after I left 1 heard a deer.people New Exciting 1 don't want the crows were road work,' buildings, timLo and behold! commotion. TABLECLOTHS when I reached the scene, our eating their eyes out while they ber management, recreation and POLO ' Durable are still alive. I dont blame othes. Attractive public nuisance, Mr. Deer had the deer because they are hunAttending from Brigham City was the over. One taken with eating Airplanes, Plastic , , was Ranger M. J. Markham. $1.15 Animals, and spoiled. cold, gry, him were two holding apple, Stage Coaches, down and the others were going Rayon and Cotton What would happen if all Ships, Ducks, etc. dehis pockets. Flowered Cloths through our spoiled people were turned 6th Ward Elders Plan signs on the front. All loose and encouraged in the sizes and colors. Now what are we to do? Party Saturday Night feed things they would do? What iWe dont mind helping if I turned would my happen The Sixth Ward elders are them-or or prothem herding ,o sheep and horses loose on sfofisoring . a. party for the outtecting them, but we hate to cattle, Pull Parrot Quality have them take over or run us the public? You have laws to going quorum officers this SatBeautiful New Selection out. The game commission and corral them and sell them and urday night at 7:30 in the ward fi' recreation hail. , , the sports say they are our 1 would be bit and killedSince SUITING deer and we should feed them nancially and morally. be will a and There program for Boys and Girls Rayon, Rayon & Cotton and take care of them. We will the government killed all the dance. Chili, pie and ice cream Is to there nothing coyotes 3 can we to Sizes 8'i take care of them if will be served. f make the laws and collect the scare the deer or kill them in AU elders and their wives are ALL NEW SNAPPY to invited and - are urged to attend fees, but as long as someone next , SPRING STYLES! YARD one be each back will year else does, all we can do is say with two or three more , if the game commission cant Slate B.P.W. Program afford to keep them in the hills At 3:30 P.M. , and feed them in the hills lets Sunday loose next fall turn the publiq "Early women in merchandis without license or fees to cor-ra- ing, tailoring and millinery, 9 them or sell them when will be the subject discussed this someone can 'use them for food Sunday at 3:30 over KBUH toy arid fiber .to an advantage. Lenore Romer. We have the same problems This is the second program to with the pheasants., They are be presented by the Business getting more destructive and and Professional Womens club numerous each year. I have of Brigham City, to the never posted my land, but : it public with the activeaeqaint wolooks as though I will have to men have played in thepart do something in self protection and development of this growth com from hunters and birds. . . . . . munity, I am not putting the blame on our. local game warden beYou'll be amazed how cheaply you can carpet your floors, wall to cause he cant move a moun- Will Elect Supervisors wall with high quality Lee's carpeting tain with a mouse, but I do For North Soil District think we have the wrong man sitting on his fanny in an ofAn election to choose three fice. supervisors for jthe Northern If the game commission cant Utah Soil Conservation district handle the Job, lets take it to will be held Friday, March 21, our governor who was so an- at the Utah Power and Light Beautiful 100 Wool V' xious to do something about buildini In Tremontcm. wildlife .before election f The polls will be open , t , , 10 a. m. and 6 p. m. Yours truly, ' All eligible landowners or MERRILL GLENN. PATTERN , land occupiers within the boundaries of the district will have The News-Journthe right . to vote at the electelephone . . number Is 1,000. tion. SQ. YARD 14 Feb. 2 ... 12 15 3H II' Cases Mumps Deer Ravaging Farm riYLon SAVE MORE B.E Farmer Asked DflTTS B.E Reported News-Journ- NOW! REDECORATE m AT PENNEYS! f e , R hose d $1.00 Completely washable! SHIRTS Wild C9C" PERM-MA- These look so nice, wash so easily, youll wonder how you ever did without them! They have lside hems, ample 3 bottom hems. Come choose from white and shell! , c::c2s $1.55 TAILORED: Y PAN EM $1X5 $1 $2.10 lengths) and 90 81 , PERM-A-RA- Marquisette 59c Piece Goods, per yard . Pebble Cloth Drapery Fabrics! Prints.' 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