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Show The Box Elder News. !Y, KAY 20, 1915. THREE day; Experienced Smokers Roll Their Own Durham is not the smoke of novices or dabblers in tobacco tag. ijoyment, but of connoisseurs, smokers of experience, whose 22jrtes have been trained to a fine discrimination and appreciation ypj tobacco quality. These men and their name is legion prefer p fresh cigarettes they roll for themselves with mellow, delicious uram tobacco to any other kind. Their expert preference 2,'is made it smart, fashionable, correct, to roll your own with "Bull Minutes of the meeting of the Board of Education held in their office May 14, 1915 at 10 a. m. Pres. P. M Hansen presiding and all members present. Member Coombs was authorized to allow children to use certain school ground at Fielding for planting purposes. Member Seeley reported progress in the painting of the Itussion school house in Park Valley. Communication from Prim A. M. Merrill concerning the closing exercises of the High School also extending an invitation to the Board and other officials to be in attendance. Clerk instructed to acknowledge receipt of invitation and to say that members of the Board would be in attendance. Clerk instructed to place order for lead pencils for the coming school year. Treasurer's report for the month of May presented, accepted and ordered GENUINE f SMOKING TOBACCO writer TAIL THe delicate, rich, mellow-swe- et fragrance of this leaf can Iy be retained in the bulk of tobacco in the till Durham sack, and enjoyed in the fresh-le- d cigarette. That is why Bull Durham Decided that the Board would make Member Cook reported trip of inby members of the Board to Mantua. Mr. T. W. Whitaker was engaged to make necessary repairs on south wail of the Mantua school house. Richard Anderson was granted permission to use the school house bell as curfew bell for Mantua Town Board providing that they be responsible for any damage that may occur from such use and that the school house be properly looked after and cared for. Communication from Prin. A. M. Merrill setting forth the necessity of certain improvements at the High School was read and action deferred. High School teachers and janitors pay roll allowed and ordered paid. spection oth- ers? Or is it the man who still as- CoodByear Crouse Creek J. Afton Wakefield, Leslie Tanner. Hast Garland Ralph T. Ashby. Tremonton Roy Haws, Tremonton R. F. D. 1. Virgil Pierce East Garland John Isaacson, Clif-- , ton Grover. Penrose Ivan Lauper. COMPLETE LIST 9 AKRON. OHIO sumes that Fortified Tires Brigham City Vernon Keller, Dew ey Cardwell, Ensil Ilamson, Ervin Frederickson, Wm. Hotter, Floyd Ham- son, William Smith, Newell Josepli- son, Lionel Hamson, Lew Gene Lund, Archie McDonald, Irving Christensen, Maxwell Olsen, Rees Merrell, Worth Anderson, Lawrence C Anderson, Wallace Jensen, den Fishburn, Royal Russell Charles Watkins, Tingey, Munns, Stewart Jensen, Harold Olsen, Glendon Watkins, Clifford Freeze, Arnold Standing, Charles A. Munns, Elwood S. Christensen, Monroe Ward-leigh- , Leonard Thompson, Henry E. Ogaard, David Whitaker, Leland Adams, Lavel Gindrup. Lorin Archibald, Jesse Plymouth. Archibald, Clifton Udyi Eugene Hess, Orvil G. Nish, Roscoe Jensen. Tremonton. Gean Keller, Chester McGuire, Elmer Winzler, Willard Wy- d att ocery Bothwell. Calvin Anderson, Wilford Watt. North Elwood Elsa Garfield, Ray Major. Penrose Robertson Campbell. Union Roland Allen. Collinston John Wach. Bear River City Hyrum Anderson, Blanche Jensen, Christian Anderson. South Elwood Loa Christensen. Mantua Mae Bowlby. Lake Side Arvilla May. Riverside Gilbert Tingey. East Garland Virginia Oyler. Grouse Creek LeRoy Cook. eat Co. DUGHTON r r, iLigiafioBil w I quick relief and cure yet thorough and mmm Service Stations will " Curoo Tire Treed orSmooth CONTEST With supply you: better? Garland Thelma Baker, Daisy Peterson, Mabel Jensen, Irene Tyner, Thel in Stock GOODYEAR SERVIGE STATIONS-Tir- es ma King, Pear: Lilltywhite, Melba Coombs, Marjorie Gleason, Jessie EvSTEED BROS. GARAGE TREMONTON: ans, Winnie Harris, Estella Welling, Millie Hawks. IDEAL AUTO SUPPLY CO. MALAD Fielding Irene Welling, Clara Earl, Athalia Wheatley, Mary Gam, Mary Mason, Nellie Coombs, Lizzie Robinson. In the whole field of medicine there and rheumatism, its healing and pene-l- s a not a healing remedy that will re- - trating power Is extraordinary. Price Bear River Veoma Holmgren, NelCleo Erma Hansen, Nelson, pair damage to the flesh more quickly 25c, 50c, and $1 per bottle. Sold by In Brigham City Pharmacy. Advertise-cuts- , than Ballards Snow Liniment. son. ment. scalds wounds, sprains, burns, Brigham Florence Knudson, Alice J Lo Rue Mortensen, Berg, Ida Flack, Uema Ohwiler, Josephine Olsen, Ade-linDavis, Edvenia Jeppson, Ella Harper, Eleanor Baty, Birdie Pierce, Francis Nelson, Leah Tverson, Mabel Stevens, Jennie Bickmore. Bear River City Della Anderson, Lucille Nelson, Essie Sorensen. South Elwood Martha Frazier, Betty Frazier, Loa Christensen, Elsa Hun saker, Mable Murnam. Willard Lavon Birch, Edythe Bad-dleAda Mae Dalton, Mabel France, Eva Ward, Gussie Toombs, LaVern Barker. VERY LOW RATES TO Tremonton Stella Nelson, Maurine Frisby, Edna Harris, Vinetta Wilson, DENVER, Hortense Hunsaker, Mamie Wyatt, COLORADO SPRINGS, Gladys Calderwood, Frances Wilcox, KANSAS CITY, Ruth Getz, Phyllis Wilson, Emma ST. LOUIS, Price, Hazel Keller, Erma Crowton, MEMPHIS, Louise Sommer. OMAHA, Deweyville Victoria Record, Nellie CHICAGO, Cook, Minnie Gardner, Minlda GardMINNEAPOLIS, ner, Etta Holdaway, Hazel Marble. ST. PAUL, Lake Side Cathie Priest, Llona and many other points from local Rees, Chloe Bott, LeOra Harper. points on the OREGON SHORT LINE. Mantua Arvilla Jensen, Edythe Sorensen. SALE DATES East Garland Jerusha Workman. MAY 15, 19, 22, 26, 29; JUNE 2, 5, 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, 26, 30; BREAD MAKING CONTEST JULY 7, 14, 21, 28; Bear River City Gertrude ChristenAUGUST 4. 11. 18, 25; sen, Lucretia Olsen, Aneta Jensen, SEPTEMBER 1, 8, 15. Anderson. Vena HelArtell Hamson, City Brigham LIMIT, OCTOBER 31, 1915. en Hinckley, Ivie Mathias, Alice Berg. DIVERSE ROUTES. East Garland Joy Adams, Lavon Anderson, Lavona Despain. Consult any O. S. L. Agent for rates and further details. Fielding Alice Mantlo, Inez Wilson, Corinne Lillie Cutler. Mv-1Jy-3Willard Gussie Toombs, Louise Kunzler. Tremonton Reva Calderwood. On-Air- POTATO CONTEST Fielding Dewey Welling, Dewey R. Ashcroft, Jarvis E. Johnson, Ernest Earl, Claudius Peterson. Brigham Lewis Wight, Russel Call, Leonard Miller, Leland Adams. Riverside Russell Capener, M. R. Hadfleld, Glen S. Mason. Willard Howard Dalton, Walter Kunzler, John Barker, Angus Ward. Bear River City Dean Leak, Lloyd Sorensen. Union Pacific System i Remember the Union Pacific System is the Direct Route to all points east Through Cars. STOP-OVER- 3 SEWING CONTEST Bear River City Mae Anderson, Edith Rose, Mae Olsen, Gertrude Kel strom, Maggie Huggins. Garland Annie Munns, Mahala Me Farland, Mabel Jensen. Fielding Mary Standing, Virginia Snow, Beatrice Godfrey, Edna Sains-bury- . Myrtle Standing, Eunice Peterson. VEGETABLE GARDEN AND GRAIN Tremonton Afton Forsgren, Pearl Haws, Ethel Haws, lone Woodruff. Garland Louise Gleason, Norma Rhodes. Lake Side Alden Lilywhite. Penrose John Lauper. Brigham Victor Lee, Bert Merrill, Lima Christensen, Jennie Bickmore, Ruth Peterson, Rudger Victor. Mantua Ories Jeppson, Ivau Peterson. Corinne Lottie Kafton, Loye Rice. j Bothwell Marion Summers. South Elwood Gladys Francom, La j Vera Christensen. I utn Summer Excursions East, via i BET I DO. V. them. The j Complete list of workers for the year 1915 in the boys and girls club work. aver leads SUGAR BEET CONTEST 1915 constipate River City Bernard Jensen, Bear Dos stem. , , E. Jensen, Edward Jensen. Lor-- ! David mildly act in Christensen, Clifford Jensen, Miles At all te 1 worth of goods Jensen, Bennie Christensen, Arnold Christensen, Chester Stander, Melvin Com-..Se& Meat grocery Jolinsen, Leroy Holmgren. 15c. Now 15 on South Elwood Eugene Francom, one turn over is Bernice Hunsaker, Donald Hunasker, Interest. Why, I can Raymond Hunsaker, Clifford Anderson, Alfred Nilson, Raymond Hansen. y at the bank to pay Bothwell Herschal Coles, Harold Tills and make money Johnson, Rudger Forsgren, Laveme Coles, William B. Hawkins. Tremonton Guy Brenkmann, Alvin Brenkmann, Oral Harris, Joshua SiegE REMARK OF ONE fried, Lloyd Hill. fOMERS. North Elwood Very Newton, Bernice Brough, William Seager, Roy err ham Haws, Leon J. Garfield. Riverside Carl Welling, Frank Ken-narWillie Broomhead. Jude Deweyville Otes Chapman, Dewey, Fonnle Gardner, Lloyd Llsi., Carl Peterson, Horace Barnard. Garland Rulon Austin, Ammeron Buxton, Glen Vanfleet. Corinne Carlysle Gilbert, Russel Ev ans. HAD TCg E Penrose Willie Peterson. AGE Fielding Marcellis Johnson. Tremonton R. F. D. 1. Roaf Huff. East Garland LeGrande Moore, 3HAM Coaler John Moore, Despain, Lumoyne Ray jN Larson Jr. IKEKCHANDISt, Brigham City Marcus Evans, Oreal iftDGRAIN. Reeder, Reed Wight. Lake Side Noel Lilywhite, Vernon plies and Accomoda-pTravelers. Rees, Arnold H. Pierce, John Baty, Wm. Hadley, Reuben Gibbs, Roland Frodsham. 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