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Show for the County Meats and Groceries Preiml es at all to furnish all kinds of meats and groceritrade our specialty times. Out-of-to- THE EMERY COUNTY MEAT MARKET WlMiLW . JOJI.WSFV Proprietor , Highest Prices Paid for all Kinds of Hides and Pelts are being assessed by the state board this year and In conformity with the to the constitution voted last fall. Ye Editor enjoyed a very pleasant chat Tuesday with Joseph Ralphs of Ferron, one of the pioneers of Ferron. He helped make the first ditch taken out of Ferron creek and told us several little incidents of pioneer life here-- i about when the late "Uncle" Orange o Sttrly was bishop of the whole country east of Sanpete county. Mr. Ralphs, whose children all reside in Canada, farm has Just recently sold his to John C. Lemon, and he and the missus will enjoy the fruits of a good Mlss Sara Oveson is home from WelMiss Naomi As.y is assisting In the; years of hard toil. many been she where has lington, teaching t'oo drm; More. Levi Howard yesterday was Sheriff school. Sor overseas ;.m.rh. Jeffs. mil Jim in trying to find an busily engaged Week. for Miss a Alia Aeord left IleXt home iS Tuesday ldier hoy. expected who is supposed to be Italian aged Mrs. In with her visit Emery' sister, Mrs C. K. Wa.nn'ii of rurron visuInsane and In that condition left relacd'wlth her sons" here the first of the J- Milton Olsen. tives In Helper and made his way with N. is C. of Andersen visiting Emery ttet4; e a cart to the wilds between with local Dale and relatives Victor and Price river. Howard was Mrs Emery Uinoi enterulned the friends. assisted in the search by Sheriff Kelter Social lub mi her home Thursday af- j i Ervln Uorreson Is down from the of Carbon county and relatives of the ternoon. Clureiice flair and family of Ker.il- - camps, enjoying a visit with the home missing man, and the horse and cart were found at last in a viclnty that worth visited last Sunday with local folks and friends. The two or three cases of influenza would have baffled a sane man to relatives. travel; but no trace was found of the Morris Singleton and kiddles of For- - which newly appeared In our midst reman and another searching party will roti veslerdav en loved a Visit with local some ten days ago nave entirely covered and no more have shown up. go out from Huntington tomorrow. relut Ives. Y'e editor acknowledges the very Miss Frances Wood returned today Hi. and Mrs. Cyrus Wilberg are re kind invitation of the management of u fine been Castle Gate she has where over of from arrival the girl iololng the tilackfoot, Idaho, Republican, to at their home lust Friday. attending school the past winter while attend the big reception they Mrs. with Willard her sister, has returned visiting Miss Esther are tendering the editorial fraternity home from upstate, where she has Miller. and regrets our inability to attend. The l.'n ton Meat market, under The been taking violin Instruction. affair celebrates the installation of which the iiamo newly reorganized the most modern Mr. and .Mrs. Carl Alger and babe printing office equipopwill Meat market returned yesterday from a few days' Emery Is County ment in Idaho, and they have engaged now erate, doing business in the new visit Willi relatives In Cleveland. of the city's hotels outright and and .work on the cold storage two have made arrangements so that all Mrs. Win. E. King returned Hatur quarters Is being rushed. plant visitors are their absolute guests from day from Halt Lake City, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Day returned Sat the time they hit the pullman cushions by her sister. Miss Irene Peterson. from the Salt Iake temple and it Sail Lake until they are back T. V. DyehcH has returned from Mt turday are the best wishes of a again. The town and prominent citiPleasant where he had charge of the host receiving of friends. They are residing in zens are and all the frai hur h seminary work the past season town temporarily but will be located ternity Is expected to come through Mr. and Mrs. Hyron Young are lo on the farm later with is their time. Needless to say, cated In the Dale temporarily, Mr, The Progress acknowledges receipt Editor- Hyrd Trego, the genial host, at the Alger employed Young being of an order for dodgers, advertising a will not soon be forgotten and will mirage. big M. I. A. benefit dance at Hunting have the best wishes of those who may The local Y. L. M. I. A. held their ton next Thursday night the eve of not be able to enjoy his hospitality as annual party In the departure for the M. 1. A. convention well as those who will.. Thanks! EL 111 53-ac- re We have purchased the Rochester Ranch, consisting of 9000 acres, and are now offering it for sale in small tracts of We have a large force at work en40 acres and upwards. land so that it will carry larging the canal that waters the 150 second feet, canal to be completed by May 1st. This - j one-hors- i. . ! i j will insure good water right for entire tract. REASONABLE PRICES two-da- y Relief hall, Tuesday evening. The af fair was most successful. A shower party was tendered Mrs, Win. lluymon (nee Seoly) at the home of her sister, Mrs. Joseph Jameson Saturday night. H. M. I Hilton, is expected to land In New York today and Mrs. Daltori will meet him at his place of demoblliza tion as soon as he advises her. Funeral services were held Thurs day In Provo over the remains of Mrs, Winnie Overlade Johnson, formerly of Emery. Mrs. O. F. Hickman and daughter Dougline returned Jesterday from Ken ilworth, where they visited with Mr. and Mrs: Russet Snow. Little Miss Lu l.ucile Snow accompanied them home. Tomorrow is home missionary Sunday throughout the wards of the stake. The appointments for the several wards may be learned by turning to the list appearing on another page Pr. V. P. Winters of Mt. Pleasant was hobnobbing with old friends in Castle Pale and Orangevllle this week, also enjoying a nice trip out on Cedar mountain, the guest of his brother, King Clair. George H. Jorgensen of Emery was in the Dale Monday making his final land proof before Clerk Jewkes. Peter W. Jorgensen and Nephl Williams sr. were with him as witnesses. C. C. Anderson of Salt Lake City, former resident of Huntington, and brother to N. C. Anderson of Emery, has been visiting with relatives and friends In the county. Dick Young, left for Salt Lake a couple of weeks ago, is now Private Richard Young, and is affiliated with the 17th Infantry Division at Fort MePowel, Angel Island, California. A fair-size- d crowd witnessed the reopening of the Electric theatre last Saturday night and Manager Miller Is authority for the statement that he has another good program for tonight. Joseph Jenkins, former principal of the Cleveland schools, writes us to send the Progress to him at Salt Lake He is president of the Industrial City. Arts club of the Salt Lake public schools. Mrs. Albertlna Jensen of Ferron completed final proof on her land claim before Clerk Jewkes last Tuesday, Joseph Ralphs of Ferron and Parian MSacFarlane of Cleveland appearing for her as witnesses. Figuring that he might not get at the Innards of his daddy's new Ford soon enough, Koyd Hott is trying out the garage for first hand Information and is reported in line to be a real good mechanic. Thursday evening's downpour of rain, which lasted about of an hour ami has not been in many months, resulted In .34 Inches, official measurement. It also rained a little north of Castle Hale but not near so much. Mrs. Emmor Day and daughter will not be aide to open their restauarant and bakery quite as soon as they expected, only a pan of their big range It is not expected that they coming. will be delayed in opening longer than the middle of next week, however. Ira K. Browning, state road engineer and secretary of the state road commission, lias been named as a member of an advisory board on government roads. The board is limited to a few members and the naming of Mr. Krowning Is a signal honor to the state in general and Emery county in particular, since Mr. Rrowning comes from Emery county. w-h-o three-quarte- rs Opportunities! The famous Everbearing Strawberry plants for sale. Come early first come, first served. John Gilbert, Castle Dale. (adv.) FOR SALE Two registered Hol-stel- n hull calves for sale. For particulars apply to Ivan Johnson, Elmo, t'tah. (adv. FOR SALE Thirty acres of farm land with good water right under Rlue Cut canal. Terms, d down and terms on balance. Communicate with Roy Olsen, 24 S South 10th West St., BWt Lafc City, Utah. (adv,-tf.- ) one-thir- excursion to Salt Ijxkv City. orchestra in-- , km be Terms: 20 per cent cash; balance in five equal payments; interest, 6 per cent. HAVE ALREADY SOLD 2000 ACRES Call and see us or write us if interested Mohr-lan- d furnish the music. ileiizi has been attending the will of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Johun- sen, who has been ailing since their return from over the mountain. The little one is much better, now, how ever. The cause of the trouble seems to have been something eaten while away. Father George W. Pettey of Emery, looking hale' and hearty and evidently enjoying good health, is in town, visiting with his son, W. ft. Pettey, and family. Mr. Pettey Is one of the oldest of Emery county's honored old, and as recently granted a pension for his services as an Indian fighter. Miss Waiora Rogers, who has visited considerable with relatives in Fer-j- n and whose wonderfully sweet voice could never be forgotten by anyone so lOiimiate as to have heard it, sang the ivlss waltz at a recent program given by the Ladles Literary club of Salt Lake City, winning hearty eommenda.-io- n mSL SAVINGS ROCHESTER, UTAH STAMPS ISSUED BY THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT well-deserv- It in the performance. is understod that there has been some talk of the town board declaring :he cottonwood trees around town a nuisance and ordering that they be cut Jown, and It seems to us that It would e the right thing to do. They are no longer necessary for shade purposes nid the cotton now flying is a deckled .lulsanoe of the worst kind. Preceded to tho grave by only a few months by her sons, William and Car- g .er, Mrs. Ezra Curtis, who has been at the point of death for several veeks, passed away yesterday evening U seven o'clock. No hope of her had been hejd for some time ind her passing was" a sad but inevit-ibl- e relief. Funeral services will be leld Monday, It Is thought. Orson P. Mndsen, Emery county ag ricultural agent, who has been doing .he work In both counties since L. M. the Carbon agent left and himself of the double task in a ruly wonderful manner has been of fered exceptional inducements to go to 'arbon county and will likely leave us mless the Emery county board of rominlssluners meets the Carbon terms. The recent Victory loan campaign icing the last, according to all author-tieChairman Peter Nielson has sent mt to those workers who assisted In his and the other drives, personal let- ers, thanking them for their good ser vices and Inclosing a souvenir medal ;ast from captured German cannon tnd appropriately engraved. The Prop-ess acknowledges a letter and medal vlth thanks. II. T. Haines, former proprietor of he Progress, and later state statistl-ian- , is now domiciled as the guiding lead of the Richland (Washington) Vdvocate, and is turning out the very reditable paper that may be ednfi- lently expected of him. The click of he type has evidently lured him back nto the realm of newspaperdom and lis many friends In Emery county Will e right glad to hear of him, we are onfident. Mr. and Mrs. Edd Crawford, who eturned Saturday from a honeymoon rip spent upstate, are busy looking for housekeeping quarters ns Mr. Craw- ord contemplates going into the luto repair business as soon as he can jet the old Moffitt building in shape. ie has the agency for the Ruick car ind will undoubtedly fii:d himself with i nice business at hand as the automo- )ile business has a future that none ould presume to limit. All applicants for marriage licenses n the future would better be prepared n a lot of personal and parental gene-log- y and other matters If they would Ave themselves from em harassment, fhis Is in accordance with the new axial law passed by the recent legis- ature, the act only coming into ef- ect last week. We expect to give a nummary of the questions that must be answered In an early issue of the Progress for our young (and old) friends' benefit. A two car party of United States Fuel officials. Including Moroni Reiner, R. M. Magraw, E. It. Gibson, auditor, and Judge C. W. Morse, chief counsel, were in the county yesterday, Inspecting their various holdings and i looking up other matters preparatory to taking up with the state board of equalization various matters concerned All coal lands with their holding ly-n- WATCH This Space Next Week For s. SOMETHING EXTA SPECIAL M SATISFACTION i i HUNTINGTON and CASTLE GURANTEED e Combe ny DALE WE WANT YOUR BUSINESS. |
