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Show v-- Utah ' j -- - - v. i . , haklfaiBibb n, 1M Juno Migrants Arrive For Field Work to srw ESlk 0 0 first The FRANKLIN truck toad of Latin n workers Thursday from to live In the California 0 I BountiftiL Mr. and Mrs. Robert of Salt Lake City were Memorial Day guests of Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cop bridge and daughters. Memorial week and of Mr. and Mrs. ey and Ann ware Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Farley of Salt Lake City. Superintendent and Mrs. Donald J. Hobbs and family of Shelley sprat the week end with JuMa Hobbs and Chat and visited other relatives. Phillip Lowe, eon of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lows 'of Orem to staying with Iris grandfather, Heber Lowe. An open house was held for Elder Garth Porter at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Burn-brunn- en - The FRANKLIN Lowe and John law flafiBrnHan Mr. and Mm. Ray Morrison and fam Ity and Mr. Zina ABriston. Mr. and Mm. Boyd Woodward and some of their fam-D- y of Paid, Blanche Harris City visited their Mr. end Mm. Cedi oodwuid and Nonna. Eliiabeth Dailey of and Veressa Packer of Liman were Memorial guests of Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Packer and family.' During 'the week end Mr. and Mrs. Don Bahr, Michael and Lee Bahr of Provo visited the Packers while to Payette to visit their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bahr and met their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Francis Bahr of Bis mark, North Dakota. Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Woodward of Pocatello caBed at the I. H. Woodward homo Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Vera Johnson of Richmond visited their sis-ter, Ada Wright. Mr. and Roger Cole and sons of American Falls . Mir. and Mrs. Cleo Goddes and daughter of Idaho Falls night guests of Mr. and Mrs. Perc Gibson. Janet Maughan and daughters of Ely, Nev. spent sane time .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Darvel Fuhrlman and Scott Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Chambers of Sunset were guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis and Deborah. Week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marshall and bridge families wore Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Corbridge of Lotto FtolHos Ilold Dounloa AroaCoUlo Giron Top en-rou- Si. te Three registered ta toe herd of Doim Wright of FrankUn. one in tip herd of F. M. Mlcfceleon, . Grace snd one in the herd of Tatoot Holstein Farm, Preston havo been officially classified "Ex cenent" - the highest designation attainable in te type classification program of too Holfteln-Friesla-n Association of America. This highly-covete- d deslgna1 tlon to applied only to animals had a reunion ret y in the Scout house, at Franklin. Ftfty members were present. They bad family teicfces ilftes taSLdmtotedtte with Lowe representatives their genealogy. Mirth Enp-for- d was elected for too Joe Lowe family and Zureah is the Thompson five elected family. i for-Low- franklin briefs f scoring BO or more of the 100 Thelma Shumway ipent a prints representing tbeoretic-s- l week In .Brigham City .with perfectioo ln body Mr. and Mrs. Perry Shumway and family. Mrs. Perry 8hum-wh- v Of over 74,000 Registered had a major' operation. Holsteins officially riasiiftod a honeymoon, Following for type last year, only 735 Mr. and Mre. William Biggs wore rated Excellent". of Lagan visited his sister, During a recent classifica- Mrs. Mae Handy. tion of the Wright herd by John H. Stewart, Denver, 1929,. provides a universally-recognize- d Colo, an official inspector on method of comtoe stiff of the national Hoi paring the conformation of stein organisation, the follow- living animato with that of ing oiHmom scon Holstein cow the Tnia-iyp- e lent for toe first time: Mea- or bull Parfidpatkai to curdow Hill Captlna Melody rently at an alXime hi cow, sewed 91 points; aL Dusty Hill Wls Segto U7M47. cow, scored 90 points; and 530-119-0, Meadow Hffl guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl 4813108, cow, soared Cole and S. J. Handy. Anhnata scored "Exoritent Kent Chatterton has accept- In previous programs art not ed a position as bookkeeper included In 'tato lilting. of the Company Trout Creek Do Kol Susan near Soda Springs. JoAnn Vatarlans and chfl-o- f 47IMS0, a Roglatorad Hristrin cow In fije nwd of F. M. Idiriio Falls Grace, Ida. has eral days with Ada Wright Mlckdson, been officially classified "Ex and ions. Relatives and friends from ceUent. She scored 90 FtankUn attended file ftmeral for JuUa Ann Nstoon Shaftor, Unifonnn Snowflake Wel8S, at too FrankUn Stake come 1481759, bouse Saturday. 8te to. tha mother of Norma Durrani Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ton, has been officially Mrs. Andy Anderso Mdaon and Karmath Poutoon H repaid in 14 days the total ghter ofBidri, and ST. Tay- - of Nampa were guests of Mr. lor of and Mrs. Earl Lewis and corf wM be 83g. Pboaa fir relatives file cooler. Mr. and Mrs. Converts, Kmr Yancey and prsrept, courteous ssrvics! Sherman Olsen and children of Cedar Rjpids, of Roy, William Olsen of Iowa spent a week as guests Richmond, Mr. and Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. Brenton At- FOR Blake Ramson of Layton, Mr. LOINS UP TO $2500 and Mrs. Richard Porter of Vtoiton of Eitella Wright Ogden and Mr. and Mrs. Don ere Ray 8muln, Nlta Cottle, Mr. and Mrs. George States, Ackley of Ogden. Friday evening friends hon- Emma States, Mr. and Mrs. ored Elder Garth C. Porter Jake Cook and Mr. and Mrs. SEE With an outdoor party prior to Harlow Jette all of Salt Lake FINANCE COMPANY his departure to toe Cheat of Logan TjI wilwlflu and Mrs. Robert Ha-Mr. and Mrs. Hamid (Tbm) i. spent a day In 21 Federal Avenue Hull, Mr. and Mm. Ivan H. dtydue to an rt of. Mre. Woodward, Sam Merrill, Haworths Keller and MM. Jepeon Karl Hiller. IJ. m 'accompanied a group of fT f tjiiit1 t? efgth graders on a party at Downata, Friday ev ening. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Chatter-to- n of Brigham City guests of htom ' DepeadaMUty to kaflt rlght ta m ta all John Deere Predneto, thty are bolt right Chattarton. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Stocks to raa right and hat lancer. Deal risk "down time toe busy seassa. Let us of Pocatello, Mrs. Jerry Olsen of Montpelier, Meitaini shew yen hew to save Stories of PocateSo, Mr. and Mrs. Alan Vaterlaus of Idaho Falls wom guests of Eitella Wright and Mr. and Mrs. Wright and WeUs-Carg- - s&r (WET ? Carlson's it j Del-Tie- 8- - 7 Tk-- r : AOOTnEn DEPEUDABLE Ra-me- tT ; Mri.ualfrs. Paul WUkta-so- n. Jr. and family of North r" ifriairfh4tehairf,MlllcqfL JO-Lan- d ,KWirss?iKS'5'S?SS da!ry &n9i dairy products you aerra. There Hi-Iu-ri men are your neighbors. ywrarlsaadi 65 CACH3 VALLIY DAIRYMEN WKlKaHWANDMWC...YOUtMIU Utah T. J. LewMsis, Utah yA. 35a, tUtah P. 0 David ifeftfflagiPfastearHate 0. HeateteLewtataa, Ut MhaPralMLUahi i Mnaaa, Lewtotaa, Utah H. Ray Glbbeas. Lewlstee, Utah Dm J. GMMLewtetaa.Ufah mUk Shan. Lewiston, Utah Lyaa J. Lama, Preston, Idaho RMh M. jtynekman, Lewiston, Ut 4 f Gregory, Lewiston, Utah Lewlstoa Utah A. M. Royal Wendell D. Lewiston, Utah LewtoR. Lewiston, Utah Utah ft . Tf! Lewla Wiser, Lewiston, Utah J. Bail RaasMt, Lewiston, Utah Tarbet, Lewiston, Utah Mark Larsea, Preston, Mate WUlte S. Hall, Lewiston, Utah Catlett, LcwistM, Utah Ed H. Sjestrem, Lewiston, Utah Larry Cressley, r Orvffle Lewiston, Utah PrestoaTldahe O. B, Bau, Prestoa, D. William Haris, Prestoa, Idaho Albert T. Gttteas, Lewiston, Utah Nsrmaa Roberts, Preston, Idabe ' Lawrence Wiser, Lewiston, Utah Wallace Wiser, Lewlstoaj utah Isadore Olsea, Lewiston, Utah Orval E. Bootes, Prestoa, Idaho Nermaa 0. Nielsen, Lewiston, Ut Melvia B. Pitcher , Lewiston, Utah D. C. Vaa Dyke, Lewlstoa, Utah Calva Van Dyke. Lewisite, Utah R. Lewiston, Utah Bid oJWRtj Utah 8. Iwamoto, Lewtotan, Geerfe Pend, Lombmi Mdvta C. Gilbert, Arnold Ttaseth, Lt LaVar Bwdlh, Lewiston, Alton W. Fisher, Merita T. Whittle, Prestoa, Ids Von 0. Noyes, Prestoa, Mrito F, Edto Taggart, Lewiston, Utah ' RawHags, Preston, Idaho Idaho Prestoa, RawHags, Paris, Idaho L. C. WaUeattae, Paris, Idaho Jaator Waneattae, Paris, Idaho Reed Hynus, Liberty, Idaho Uto r.v J' , The brand you know with the quality " ' , w. t. Thenrer' s MiL ' & li Action ' itatfe-moi- f . . powerful, ' yottnjstu of Orlo'sEBsL COST Original laDine prico low. Mounting con reasonable. Troublo froo . LOW $ V o o Twin-Scisi- V (k A? mm ; . IffiHTWHfflgjA Ightaf 500 Ibfc, about 3201b. Minor aula. Moro laeal payload. , : available in LEmsTonAT Ball's Uhl. Vr wtairtflWSHW Mart KMLZ3CD) ' 0 . - Carth R. Hall. Lewtotea, Utah Lorla Hama CUammb BaKhlldd. . Salt Lake ware guests of Thelma Doney.' Dr. end Mrs. Robert Cooley ' family of Shelley wom to of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Hawkee pod a toother, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hawkes and aone. . Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Johnson and children of Kearns were Memorial guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Horace Haworth. Bishop and Mrs Woodward, and Myrtle Hymas of were Memorial Day visitors. in the Preston and Franklin area. Cheryl Morrison of BYU to homo for a couple of weeks before returning for summer ezi w zmamw FOUR PLATFORM SIZES PLATFORMS FEATURE a o O FOUR-WA- Y FLEXIBILITY , HYDRAULIC CONTROL THROUGHOUT , i ' CP HEADSJN4JNE WINDROWS ' o CONVENIENT i RUGGED PROPELLING UNITS at a hoiit can bo, Owarantood I yaer. YawdnalorU. OLSON 6 SON TtoMNWESTON, - IDAHO PIIESTOn D3PLEE3EHT COHPAITY South LEE BERUQUIST AND ARNOLD SANT Phoae Mate 1 Phone Utah First West. Preston 88-118- 248-28- 41 |
