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Show 'BertBarru. m NUMBER GRANTS VILLE, UTAH, FRIDAY JANUARY 11th, 1924. VOLUME SIX Stake Quarterly Deputy Assess- SchoolBoard Conference ors Appointed In Meeting SOCIETY HJALMAR THE NEWS-OBSERVE- FORTY-SI- X R Published Every Friday John Bell of Oakley, Idaho, iB Grantsville, den 9de Janu&ri, 1924. JOHN T. FLINDERS, Editor. visiting with his mother and expects Kjara Mester Yon T., to remain the balance of the month. Advertising Rates on Application Ay tank Ay rite yu a letter and say On recommendation of County AsTooele Stake Quarterly Conference bane glad de new year is here, Ay At the regular meeting of the will be held in th Grantavill Scond sessor Sutton the commissioners in Mrs. Herman Peck was a visitor to because Ay banc plenty tired of session the of Education last Monday the Board appointed Monday regular $1.00 Per Year. Ward Chapel, Saturday and Sunday, dat old City Subscription Price dat old vun. assessors to act for school at Iosepa was ordered to be Salt Lake City on Friday. She will Counsel bane Ay guess following Deputy 12th and 13th. January tired, tu. Ven Ay vent 1924: F. F. Knowlton, Gilbert Bollin-de- r, reopened next Monday. Miss Ethel &it with friends and relatives for a Entered as Second-Clas- s Mail Matdown de street de odder day dey vas The sessions tomorrow will-bheld Hyrum Millward and Warren Hatch has been employed as teacher. f.w days. Post at 5th office the 1923, de new vid April ter, the and for counsels, having meetings exclusively priesthood, will assess the sheep on the The Deseret Live Stock Company men dey could inte get any of dose at Grantsville Utah, under the Act there will be no meeting for the sisters Sandberg deseret. were instrumneal in bringing the mat- UThe Old Folks Sociable Committee old counsels' dere tu turn over tu dem of March 8, 1879. i's first planned. The outline for the assessors folows: F. F. ter to the attention of the board. The The district gave a picture show on Tuesday even. de keys of de city. Ven Ay hear dat two days sesions of conference Snively, Ibapah and Gold Hill; school was ordered closed late last also a dance on Wednesday, using Ay tank dat make mesick, For vy NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION follows: Lawrence Sharp, Vernon; Samuel fall but there are now ten children1 ?.o orchestras. skulle dose old vuns stay ovay and LEPAKTMENT OF THE INTERIOR SATURDAY Mill and Lake View; Lafayette there of school age which is considinte turn over de keys? By yingeny. Sat. 9:30 to 10:26 a. m. Consultation Clark, Orme, Tooele; Asael Tanner, St. John ered sufficient to reopen the school. dis town is vide open, ven Ay come U. S. Land Office at Salt Lake City, of the visiting members of the and Clover. The remaining districts Electric repairs were ordered on the i Miss Eva Arbon of Ogden returned tu tink about it. For vat does de new Utah, December General Authorities with the 26, 1923. her home Sunday evening. She will of the County will be assessed by Tooele Opera House in order to make marshall De counsel need den Notice is his of Stake keys, the President and hereby given that James engage in the teaching profession for vas County Assessor Sutton. the building safe. and he got de keys for de Leslie Wrathall, of Grantsville, Utah, Counselors. dere, Another action of the board was the The Auditing firm of Swan, Wors-le- y the remainder of the school year. Sat.l0:30 a. m. to 12 noon Meeting city halls and de yale. So Ay guess who, on Sept. 22, 1920, made Stock-raisin- g of James White as deputy Foreman have completed the and appointing GenHomestead Entry. No. 027064, members of the of visiting dey have all de keys ve need in dis Sheriff at Burmester to act without audit of the school board books for Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tate enter- town. De robbers get into de bank, for SEVi Section 20; lots 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, eral Authorities with the Presithe year ending June 80, 1923 and re-- tained at dinner Sunday afternoon. Th de dent of the Stake and his Coun- pay. garage, de Bluebird and Mester 7, SW! NEK; SWK SWK; E K port that the book are in first class J?olIowing were selors, High Council including guests: Mr. and Solberg's store, and down tu my house SWK W',4 SEK Section 21, Township order. Mr. Worsley did the auditing, Mrs. James Alternate Members, Stake Clerk, E Williams, Mrs. Emma is notting robbers vant, so yust so veil 2 south, Range 6 west, Salt Lake MerWard Clerks. Stromberg, Mrs.' Florence Brown, Dr. yu tell dose new con sel fallen tu let idian, has filed notice of intention to Lewis Anderson and Miss Penina dat old consul have de keys. Anovay, make three year proof, to estblish, be1st. 2 p. m. Meeting of all quorum Mester Hunter bane de city Recorder fore Clerk of the District Court, at WrathalL officers and members. vuns more, and by yingeny Ay bet yu Tooele Utah, on the 14th, day of Feb2:00 to 2:45 p. m. General he got some keys he dont tell about ruary, 1924. Assembly of Priesthood. Mrs. Katie Anderson was taken to names as witnesses: Claimant 2:50 to 4:15 p. m. Departthe hospital in Salt Lake City on Sun yet Veil' Ay bane told dat dey got rite James F. Palmer of Grantsville, Utah, ment Sessions. . "jjjiay. It was feared at the time that down tu business and Sun. 10:00 a. m. Stake Conference appoint Mester W. E. Matthews of Grantsville, Utah, Elof G. Erickson is still very sick at she would have to undergo an opBinnell for de road suopervisor. Dat Claude Sutton of Grantsville Utah, J. A meeting was held in the High his home. Session devoted to Priesthood eration, but up to the present this bane School building Thursday January 3rd good yob. Maybe now my street Ray Eliason, of Grantsville, Utaty Program. has not been found necessary. Her a' will leave for Millward E. Joseph Sun. 2:00 p. m. Stake Conference at 10:30 A. M. under the auspices of crossing bane get some cleanings up Act December 29th, 1916. 643.65 ac. husband Noel Anderson and Miss so dat Ay dont need my rubbers every, Pub in r, the County Farm Bureau. President trip to Omaha Nebraska on Monday. Grantsville. Session. Jennis Anderson accompanied her to Stena leave time home. tu H. the chair. Smith in AuA Robert ELI TAYLOR of General the Maja F. Ay piano Representatives to visitor was a the Seymour Stromberg city. Men dey tell me dose cousuels men thorities of the Church will be in Duet was rendered by the Misses Salt Lake Register City on Sunday returning stiff necks and vill inte approve (Date of 1st Pub. Jan. 4th, 1924.) Sarah and Gladys Anderson. The home attendance. get Monday. Mrs. Phyllis Johnson entertained at dose odder fallen dat Mayor county Agent, A. L. Christiansen adP. P. Matthews left for Ogden on a cards Saturday night, complimentary dressed the meeting outlining the Stage Driver tell dem he got plans for the year 1924. A complete business visit Monday returning home to Miss Eva Arbon of Ogden. Just as for dem. Dat is yust like some fellers. the guests were about to be seated for Ay bet yu Yene Volley vant tu be list will be found in another column. on Wednesday afternoon. CHARLES A. HERMAN Th Chairman then introduced the luncheon, the Masquerade Male Quar- sexton and Fred Arbons vant tu be Civil Engineer A U. 8. Dep. Barveysr John and Anderson T. E. Parley 20 O STREET, tette paid the party a surprise visit yanitor and Tony Villiams vant tu speaker Mr. Croft, of Farmington, Training leaders for directing re- State Organizer for The Marketing Flinders were business visitors to Salt and SALT LAKE CITY. UTAH. themselves adepts in the be onion merchant vidout lisense and proved Lake City on Tuesday. attention in the E Y. U. of special vocal arts during the remainder of tings, like dat Yu tell dat consuls Dairy Products. He outlined the Leadership Week program for Janof the State Finn Bureau in W. O. Jefferies was a visitor to the evening. The guests present were fallerae dey better get tu vurk for de plan uary 21 to 25. Since, at the present HIGH SCHOOL RECEIVES putting each of the various divisions Tooele on Monday on business con- - Goldie Judd, Mabel Johnson, Lillian city and not look out for so much time social dancing is a major REFERENCES BOOKS of head but neqted with, the appraising of the R. under Mrs. J. R. Williams, Fannie and yobs for demaelves. Maybe dey got crcatW. activities ail. be givjif all subject to the hum Bureau. Brown Estate or Inheritance tix. f.Lucy JuAd,mma Crowton, and Mrs. yob ftr me?.. Ay dont no. Tjnk y? program concerning it has been outso much. Good by. A set of five references books have Thomas Rydalch. At present there is a Poultry AsWilliam L. Booth has been appoinlined by Director E. L. Roberts. The HJALMAR. been donated to the Grantsville High sociation and the Beet Growers and detailed program for each day is as ted a deputy game warden by State School Library by the American the Dairy Divisions were being organi. follows: Commissioner D. H. Madsen his comThe old Folks Sociable will be held Chemical zed. Mr. Croft explained the plan of Society. These books are PROGRAM AT OPERA HOUSE mission and badge arrived on Tuesday. on Thursday and Friday next week SOCIAL DANCING SUPERVISION written in such a manner as to make the Beet contracting for the coming 10:30 to 11:30 17th and 18th. On Thursday W. W. Smith of the Forest Service January interesting reading for anyohe and year. A good number of the High THELMA. 2 P. M. in the Opera House the Saturday Night at Monday Lecture by Oscar Kirk-ha- School are therefore not alone for the speciwere in attendance and was a visitor on Tuesday. Mr. Smith pupils and1 25c Prices 15c followed by discussion. received some valuable instructions. laid out a trail in Box Elder Canyon following program will be given: alist, but for the ordinary person as "FLIRT Tuesday Lecture "The Good and Community singing, direction Joseph Tuesday Night (next week) well. They can be borrowed from returned He lands. through private the Bad in modern Social Dancing." E. Millward. Prayer Joshua R. Prices 15c and 20c the library by anyone who may make to the City Wednesday. Clark. Speech of Welcome Chairman Saturday night Jan. 19th, LORNA by E. L. Roberts. Discussion. The Annual meeting of the Grants-vill- e The books application for them. DOONE. The City Council at their meeting G. M. Matthews. Music by Silver Wednesday Leqture: "Music and Local of the Farm Bureau was the aire: "Creative given library Its Relation to the Dance Problem, held in the on Monday ordered all punch Band. Leader W. O. Jefferies. One Prices 15c and 25c high school building Thurs. held Chemistry, by Edwin E. Slosson; The boards barred in the city and also re- act play, T. R. Johnson. Duet, Mr. by Alvin Beesley. Discussion. Life of Pasteur; "The Riddle of the day evening January 3rd, at 8:00 P. Lecture, "Importance M. President E. M. Clark presiding. strictions on the sale of Extracts. and Mrs. Leo Isgreen. Piano solo, Thursday Rhine; Discovery, the Spirit and Just So. .of Dance Atmosphere by Florence The secretary read the- report for the Welldone city council you have made Mrs. Emma Judd. Vocal solo, Jos E. of Science; The Future Inde. Service Ware. Discussion. and if you continue you Millward; Reading, Miss Veda Scorup. Teacher "Whut Is the meaning of a year 1923, which was accepted. The a good start pendence and Progress of American when Lecture "The earn the well wishes of the citi- Saxophone solo, Frank T. Johnson. felse doctrine? Johnny "That's Director, election of officers to serve Friday during will the wrong stuff to Medicine in the Age of Chemistry. doctor gives he his responsibilities and machinery 1924 was held and the Solo Mrs. Erma Stromberg. Piano zens. The ' .edlcal Quip. following were dek people. Solo Mrs. Ada by Dell Webb. Reading Higginson. elected: E. M. Clark, President; David James S. Worthington met with a Mrs. Lillian Anderson. Solo. Mrs. SOCIAL DANCE PRACTICE O. H. E. Palmer, RETORT painful accident at Flux on Thursday, MODERN COUPLE DANCING Made to the Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, of the Condition Barrus and W. Harvey Anderson, January 3rd. While engaged in quarr- Lizzie Barrus. Violin Duet, Hay3:00 to 4:00 P. M. den Anderson and James Cook. of the GRANTSVILLE DESERET BANK, Located at Grantsville in the directors, and P. P. Matthews Secre- ying rock at that place in handling Piano duet, Gladys and Sarah AnderMonday Demonstration and teach- tary and Treasurer, cf Tooele, State of Utah, at the close of business on the 3dst day County fractured he and bar a slipped heavy Solo. Mrs. Carl Bailey. Reading, ing: Modern Fox Trot Types. Acson, 1923. of Mr. Croft of the State Farm Bureau December, rib. Mr. Worthington is getting Miss Rae Mrs. Anderson. ceptable and unacceptable. Paper, addressed the Meeting on Dairying, to along nicely and expects to return and Demonstration Alice Johnson and Mrs. Nettie Ander. Tuesday RESOURCES also explaning the Bureau plan of work in a few days. LIABILITIES AcWaltz Modem son. Solo Paul Wrathall. At 6 P. M., Loans and types. teaching. H. Smith Robert Discounts, Less president Capital Stock Paid in marketing. J 20,000.00 ceptable and unacceptable. The South Willow Irrigation Com- supper will be served to the married of the County organization spoke on Notes and Bills of this 12,500.00 Surplus Fund and Demonstration Wednesday the plan of making beet contracts for pany held their annual meeting in the people in the District School, and at Bank Rediscounted $158,850.35 Undivided Profits 1,982.50 teaching: King Tut Fox trot. the year 1924. On completion of his City Hall on Tuesday afternoon at 8 P. M., dancing will commence in the Overdrafts 2,115.70 Deposits Subject to and Demonstration Thursday Check talk the following were elected to 2 P. M. when the following were Gym. The Jefferies Orchestra will Banking House 2,200.00 $129,063.66 teaching: King Tut fox trot conclud- form a committee to handle the con- elected to serve as directors: C. J. furnish the music. On Friday at 2 Furniture and Fixtures 2,321.13 Cashiers Checks 1,58822 ed and Modem Tango begun. tracts in this vicinity: Robert H. Stromberg, John W. Anderson, Roy T P. M., all children under the age of 14 Other Real Estate Owned.. 1,304.28 Dividends UnDemonstration and teach J. Clark. will be furnished dinner in the Dis- Due from Other Banks Friday 430.75 39,887.18 Smith, O. H. Barrus and Murray A Brown. O. H. Barrus and W. paid Modern an early trict school to be followed by a dance Cash Items meet will at Tango. The directors ing: A 102.42 Eliason. in the Gym. The Jefferies Orchestra Gold SOCIAL DANCE PRACTICE date and organize for business. 265.00 Total Demand Deposits ..$131,082.63 SOCIAL MIXERS furnishing the music. coni 236.40 900.00 Silver Time Certificates the over in notice We reading On Friday evening supper will be 4:00 to 5:00 P M. 2,555.00 33,397.90 Currencey Savings Deposits s traction program of the State Road young Monday Demonstration and teachgiven to all the unmarried EXTENSION PROGRAM FOR which work 1925 the for Commission e 7:80. The remainder of the Frolic," Fifteen people at ing: "Camp-FirTotal Cash on Hand Total Time Deposits 34,297.99 $ 3,158.82 GRANTSVILLE FOR 1924 will commence subsequent to July 1st, evening will be spent in dancing in the Suspense Pretty Girls", and Yankee Doodle." 10.000.00 25.66 Other Bills Payable to extension mile five a that twenty Gym. The Happy Six Orchestra, Tuesday Demonstration and teach, will 1924 the County Agent During the Wendover-Knoll- s project will be furnishing the music. The following ing: "Old Zion Coon," John BroVm, work on the Total Total .$209,863.12 $209,863.12 following projects in undertaken. When completed this will committee in and "Fox Trot Quadrille. charge of arrangements: Grantsville: he will be assisted by make a Federal aid road of 64.55 miles G. M. Matthews, Chairman; Leland State of Utah, County of Tooele. Demonstration and Wednesday College, State and Government experts between Grantsville and Wendover. P. E. ANDERSON being first duly sworn according to law, deposes and Alex Johnson, Roy Tate, teaching: "The Circle," "Old Dan He will continue work on Secretary; drainage. The estimatd cost of this twenty-fiv- e that he is Cashier of the above named bank; that the above and foreL. Naylor Willard Callister. H. says Brown, Tucker, and One Step Quadrille. The keeping records of crop yields on miles is 6135,200.00. teach& Eddie and Demonstration Earl John going report contains a full, true and correct statement of the condition of Hale, Boyer Thursday farms drained. Use and care of manthe said bank at the close of business on the Slat day of December, 1923. Maria Mrs. Roberts. Chair, Robinson, Council ing: "Come Let us get Acquainted. and New The City Mayor Standardizing of P. E. ANDERSON. "Irish Washerman, and "Arkansas ure; Crop rotation; on man of the Ladies Committee, Annie Dicklow wheat; and cost of product- took over the reins of government Correct Attest: A. Johnson, Traveler. M. The Clark, Mary Elfors, Myra ion records. Control of smut by new Monday morning at 11:00 A. HILDA ERICKSON, Demonstration and teachnew officers; Florence Brown, Mollie Worthington, Friday the being following use of carbonate treatment; copper MURRAY A. ELIASON, Mamie Julia Hicks, Amy Recorder Boyer, T. ing: Dixie, Wont Go Home Un- fall Frank Burmester, wheat; New . variety of corn; Mayor, W. J. CLARK, Wea Mathews. Goes the til Morning, and Pop J. Austin Hunter, E. T. Woolley, Fred spraying of apple orchards; control Director. sel. for Arbon James Williams, Murray A of beet diseases; SOCIAL HOUR The councilmen. Otto Johnson, Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of January, 1924. the increase of dairy cattle; Records Eliason, 6:00 to 6:00 P. M. should be ROBERT D. HALLADAY, on cows; Control of diseases in all Council ordered that signs be to we Where are Friday going Monday Dancing to Band music. and cull- erected on Main street notifying auto, evening, January 11th? Ana: At Lin.SEAL) housing, Notary Public. feeding, livestock; Tuesday Two mixers and Orchof poultry; campaign on baiting mobiles to slow down for the schools. coln. My Commission expires 22nd day of August, 1925. ing estra Music. The question of erecting a fence in State ofUtah, Office of Bank Commissioner. gophers; control of all pests; a woWhat for? Ans: A dipper and Weight Bond. of the City Hall was referred to front Wednesday I Seth Fixton, Bank Commissioner of the State of Utah, do hereby mans project; beautification of the Dance. The committee on the Thursday Dames. property. city Farm and of use certify that the foregoing is a full, true and correct copy of the statement homes by the shrubs; What Time? Ans: 8:00 P. M. Friday -- Orchestra. Mayor appointed Chas. L. Binnall What of the above named company, filed in my office this 8th day of January, 1924, c accounts. per pound. price? Ans: Road Supervisor and Elof G. Erickson SETH PIXTON, What will be sold? Ana: City Sexton. Bank Commissioner. e - L W ' Farm Bureau Items of the 1 ou)n Meetings. "News-Observe- Bur-mest- er 3'd4, puct, ... ,1 m Vive-Preside- - , |
