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Show ) J ( SOUTH CACHE COURIER, HYRUM, UTAH Bids Wanted! seen at the office CHEAP A good' Recommendation corder. buggy. Apply to Joseph Appleyard, Sealed bids will be received by John W. Jensen, Record Adv. 1918 Hyrum. Frida. Aug. 2, In order to prevent the loss of the Hyrum City Council for the By order of the City pn ' If you need tires buy them now, food stuffs from destructive fires, construction of an extension to the Entered at the Postoffice July, 20, 1918. ..yrurn, Utah as the Federal Food Administrator for water works system from a prices are going to raise. city' a second class mail matter, under the Act Adv. ' Hyrum Garage. Utah urgently recommends and re- point near Dry Hollow in Blackof March 3 1879 Advertise your wants in the Co that those directly concerned smith Fork canyon to what is known Ut' Miss Lillian Wilson left Wednes- quests ier, and get results. observe the following regulations. as Gregersons Flat a distance of axtvtrnntmmtxxumxmtux J. A. Wahlen. Publisher & Manager day for a visit in Idaho. 1st. That, for the purpose of approximately 6,700 feet. The motion picture productions eliminating fires, every railroad apA certified check of $200.00 must All Guarantee! crowds Rex the at are drawing large Local News point a man, or men, to carefully accompany the bid. We Have on Sale every Monday evening. inspect spark arresters, or other on or beBids be received must Work has been resumed on the an line of tires, Mrs. Mattinus and daughter of equipment, on engines before they fore 8 p. ,m. tuls 16, 1918, at which Aug. U. and other auto and large grain elevator near 'the a accessories. California, are here on a visit with leave the terminal for trip; time the City Council will meet and I. C. R. R. depot. keep a record of such inspection consider bids received. her mother Mrs. C. 0. Thompson. All kinds of Repair Work which can be referred to at any After visiting two weeks with The' City Council reserves the promptly attended to. Mrs. G. N. Weston and children time by our duly authorized agent, her parents Mrs. Irving Wilcox and from all bids. and to right reject any Laketown, Utah, are visiting HYRUM GARAGE baby have returned to their home parents and friends in this city for in the event that it becames necesPlans and specifications may be to investigate the origin of a at Salt Lake City. sary a few days. fire. Mr. W. H. Shaw of Paradise, LOST A ladys tan crochet hand2nd. That the farmers set their the hustling representative of the bag between postoffice and P. L. wheat shocks back at least one hunCon. W. & M.'Co., was in Hyrum Petersen's residence, Hyrum. Find-de- r dred feet from the railroad fence, business. on Thursday please leave same at this office and plow a fire guard of at least Mr. John A. Israelsen returned and be rewarded. Adv. three furrows between the shocks busia from Thursday evening Mrs. CHIROPRACTIC is the N. Sturzenegger and aid the railroad track. ness trip through Idaho, Oregon, stack were Lake Salt common sense ap'3rd. of That the farmers City, daughter Washington and. Montana. Mrs. Leslie Jensen their hay and grain as far from the the guests of plied to tho human machine The six Hyrum boys who left Saturday and Sunday. railroad tracks "as possible, but and art of adjusting the mweek a for Camp Lejvis achine when it is out of order. ago Mrs. N. A. Jeppeson and daughter where the stacks are left in the fine as field of mile a a of within .feeling It is a science of liealh, and report Thursday, quarter Dora, who have been visiting relaand as having very much enjoy- tives and friends in this the tracks, a fire guard be plowed and the art of adjusting the city for ed the trip. around the and of the disease. Every from cause ground them; several days past, returned to their i which the hay an grain were taken effect must have a cause, The Hyrum Union Mill is home in Arco, Idaho, last Monday. reand raked Disease is an effect. ie rakings carefully building additional room for storof Long moved as soon as possible. Mrs. Christiansen Chiropractors do uot use age of flour and other mill stuffs, Beach, Cal. and Mr. and Mrs. made be 4th. a fire That' guard medicine, drugs, knife or for their increasing business Carlson of were Seattle, Wash., least all wide at over ditch ' ten feet' anything that is used to needs. Hyrum visitors the past two aanks, where dry weeds and grss treat effects. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Ryberg and weeks, the guests of Mr. and Mrs. exist from which fire might spread Chiropractic adjustments children after spending a few days Harry Hamburg. and burn up grain and other stored never do harm. They are with the Critchlow family motoring In our next weeks issue will crops. . quickly given by means of up to the canyon and other places commence the first installment of W, W." Armstrong, a skillful movement of the interest, returned to their home the new seriel Federal Food Administrator For hands alone. , This method, story Gunner Salt Lake City Thursday: Utah. intermost of the one Depew, however, is not massage, Mr. E. J. Wilson Jr. is glad to be esting of the war. See announce- Salt Lak City, Utah, neither ist it osteopathy, surgery. Christian Science, nor the ome again after spending the ment of same in another column. July 22, 1918. practice of medicine, but it is in harmony with the modern summer traveling as a salesman. Pres. W. C. Parkinson received spirit of progress which demand results. LOST. A navy-blu- e serge jacket While away he met many former If you are sick, no matter what part of the body is effect-.ed- , word from his son Willis, who is in between Mantua and the hardware who are always people Hyrum and have tried everything else, try chiropractic adjustraining at Tuscon, Arizona, stating ranch in Blacksmith Fork canyon. pleased to see someone from their tments and get well. that he is enjoying his military Finder will be rewarded by leaving old home town. He has been same at this office work and feels fine. Call at my office over Postoffice Bldg, Hyrum, Ad. The Clover Leaf Club met at the promoted to a corporal since his .MiZZlilililUlxli: Utah, and get Free Spinal Analysis and Adjustment. home of Mrs. Joe Larsen Friday arrival at camp. D.C. July 19th, and at Mrs. Willard W; Local Mr. Don Parker, of Rexburg, Andersons Aug. 2nd. Pleasant Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Office hours, 6 p. m. to 8 p. m. afternoons were spent in sewing Idaho, paid Wahlen a short visit Thursday. jE?3graaE3a and crocheting, after which dainty The young man is the nephew of refreshments were served. Mrs.. .Wahlen and is called to Mr. W. A. Liljenquist, the leave for a training camp Aug. SOOTH CACHE COURIER FOR A SALE Work VIII vol. Lett kair . CampK Up-to-Da- te Editor receiving ever since enjoyed r over the I have nine mon I know wl 1 dont thi I Californi word is I I Would li I suppose 1 division I will be 1 and, alsi across. I hav far and so. Hr I I I see so f I headacf ed Wet nia. 1 the pas I drilling J over. I ha few of Meeting Day Changed i (Saturday) Aug. 3rd, at 10 Mr. Henry Peterson of this day a. m. The High Council met at city, former deputy game warden 8 a. mf Among the business but who is in the employ of the transacted was the changing of government in the extinction of the day of' the monthly priestpredatory animals on the Cache hood meetiug'To the 2nd Sunday Forest Reserve, has been camp- in each month, beginning with ing of late on Rock Creek, near September. The Sunday School the head of Blacksmith Fork Union will meet the same day as canyon, and his catch, for the will also the officers of all auxilpast month is recorded as includ- iary organizations. The high ing one bear, two mountain lions, council will meet at 1 o, clock p. one wildcat and ten coyotes. m. on that day. It was further decided that the The Coterie Club and their husresithe ward teachers be excused from at bands were entertained dence of Mr. and Mrs. Goodhue at making their monthly visits durthe power plant in the canyon, on ing August, on account of the were extremtly busy season. the 26th. Refreshments Elder Semour B. Murray of served on their spacious lawns and were very much enjoyed; after Wellsville, who has just recently which the social game of 500 was returned from the Central States played by all until a late hour. Mr mission, gave a very interesting and Mrs. Richardson of Cany. Idaho report of his labors and experwere guests. The regular meeting iences in the mission field, and of the club was held at the residence bore an earnest testimony of the Since his of Mrs. Hubbard last week. Re truth of the gospel. the ladies return he nas enlisted for miliCross work was done by after which dainty refreshments tary duty and expects to leave in a few days for a training camp. were served. fr few in froi to thii Some I days 1 again been i would that Olsen, their Lie horse If yo write expk Idaho Land Sale myse of tt here W trip a vaccination that failed to take. Sister Sena Olsen who has spent He is, however, reported as being the past two months in Idaho, is on the improve. She' was glad to be home again. accompanied here by her daughter , Agnes who intended to stay a few weeks, her visit was cut short however, as word came that her husband had been called to war. She The regular monthly Stake left Thursday for her home in Ru- priesthood meeting wras held topert, Idaho. V I 1 r Gail Nielsen, son of Joseph I Nielsen of this city, is in the hospital at Camp Lewis, suffering from some sickness following last with ne , 5th.. to time . local Studebaker representative has been quite busy the past week, having disposed of several wagons, buggies, and harnesses, to customers in Hyrum and adjoining towns. keep still What is Chiropractic! Chiropractor, Arthur ten most I Gunner Depew 'The Most Amazing Story of the War After two years of battling with the Huns, Gunner Depew has written his story of the war a big, thrilling, blood-stirrin- g story in which there is something doing every minute from the tap of the gong to the final round. Gunner Depew is an American sailor fighter, as handy with his fists as with a gun. His narrative is packed solid with fighting and adventure in many comers of the world. Read -- 14-inc- h Gunner Depew You Will Enjoy Every Installment of This Great Story to Appear Serially IN THIS NEWSPAPER The Idaho Falls Territory has the cheapest good farms in the West. Those in 'this district are se- I wi from $100 jto $200 an acre, according to distance from this city, and improvements". The crops are averaging per acre 250 bushel potatoes, pillc close com - lling W best and 40 bushels wheat, 55 bushels oats, 35 bushels peas, 12 tons sugar beets. The best crops are averag- K ing per acre, 500 bushels potatoes, 60. bushels wheat, 45 bushels peas, 80 bushels oats, 18 tons sugar beets. Alfalfa, clover and timothy hay is raised in large quantities Many raise clover seed, alfalfa seed, barley and rye. Some corn is raised. Our water rights are the best and earliest in the Snake River Valley. Good school in every community. Idaho Falls is the center of this big district and haa population of 7,500. Good thriving little city. We have a little unimproved sage brush land left Pit H. wl Fi he W S se se at $60 per acre. For detailed information, write Sheppard & Go. ' Idaho Fails, Idaho J |