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Show T iTTfiOSt 21. 1925 the 8 UK, PRICE, UTAH EVERY FKISAY. PRICE AND NEARB PAGE FIVE Xaomi Chapter, O. E. S. will hold I sales house in this city, but is now firt annual picnie on Robert similarly occupied at Salt Lake City, Attorney H. L. lratt was a Salt Morris day. August 31st. Member I where the collide will make their t ity visitor on business on last and their lamilies of the order rre in-- 1 home. The Fausetts attend the . r ridgy. eluded in the invitation, with a atu-e at Zion. at City llall in the evening. Postmaster J. F. MacKnigbt was a The Premier Lead Mines company iisitor in Salt Lake City several day The two eraek trains of the Den- Provo filed articles of incorporation this week. ver and Rio Grande, Nos. 7 and 8, the with the secretary of state Saturday Panoramic Sjteeials met in collu- last, showing capital stork of 1,000,-00- 0 The Emery county teachers insti- sion near Granite, Colo., ten cent shares. The company has yesterday. So tute will be held at Green River on as were two fatali- several claims in the Valley View disfar there reported September 4th and 5th. table depends so much on the ties the firemen on the locomotive. trict of Juab county. Parley Pey is The success of any choice should fJL used that their Mrs. Glen X. Xelson will be hostess president, X. E. Seamount, viej j.resi- always receive Mr. and Mrs. R. T. Magleby are dent, and to the Dansanie bridge elub at her August Bestlemeyer, secre-g?Steiition. When you purchase your groceries here, Price to locate at Idaho Falls, leaving When you nuke regular deand success home such save on K you atreet tomorrow (Sat Ida. Magleby has money at tfe guaranteed purchased a farm afternoon at 1 :30. unlay) in that vicinity and will operate it I R. E. Moss and daughters, Gladys onetime. posit! in a savings accounts ia I be next will season, lie at and from occupied returned foods Flossie, of and the kind better Christensen George Judge Saturday the this bank, yon know that your opened We sell groceries I 'urt at Moab on Wednesday of this present as principal in one of the a four weeks business and pleasure the best results in both health and actI Idaho Falls schools. kid that produce Magleby was an trip which took Ahem jhcough Idaho, The term will be a short one, it money ia working for you twenty-finstructor at Carbon hih last year. I Yellowstone PiVk, Montana, Wyom- is said. ivity our hours a day, ovary day ing and Colorado. Mt C Ksper, Wyo., Most good housewives specify our Bleats for their Irwin-llodso- n I Utah is of tomatoes visited Mrs. Portland, to Texas, they shipping eomjiany Mi3dotMmughter, in the year, including Sundays jjT Largely of course because they know they are lor the past month two rarloads daily Ore., were Monday last awarded the Forrest WheelerJTreturning through jJJiVeiy best. If you are looking for the best, let us sug--have been going out of Bountiful and contract for the 1926 automobile Colorado and Mesa Verde Park. They and holidays. You work hard I Ogden. a trial plates for Utah. The price was! report a must enjoyable outing. for your money. Maks your 11.57 cents jier pair for passenger and Carl R. Mareusep of the Price Com- truck Gerald Fitzgerald, Western Union pbites and 13 for dealers. money do the same for you ia mercial bank, spent several das in messenger boy, is laid up at his home Salt Lake City the first of the week Plans are on foot in Helper to se- from a bite of a bull dog while delivthis bank. " on business. cure the necessary funds to send their ering a message in the east iart of baseball team, so far the undefeated Price last week. The lad was treated Co. Eastern A "laugh it off dance is announcDr. Charles Ruggeri and is getting ed to be held at Castle Dale on Aug- eiders of the Eastern Utah baseball by to the tournament at eague, along Price Commercial and 15 very nicely. The doctor says 37f ust 21) th. Good music and a fine time there is no immediate danger from Ogden. is anticipated. the wound. The dog was lulled and Savings Bank Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Browne of its head sent into Salt Lake City fur Moab is to have a new $30,000 Lat I ter-da- y PRICE, UTAH Saints ehureh building. Con- Price are the parenta of a new baby I examination, ETC. struction work is to bg under way girl, born last Frida Wyoming. Both Final survey plats for three town-in- g mother and baht: are eported as do-- 1 I Henry Fiaek, government weather within the next month. while Browne in Southern Utah were received Angelo J. Dimas and August Fausettb the ships nicely says -jKaefc laasrtte- -ji observer at Price, gives The Sun this fprWerf ladv is thfhSxact inimage of its nd Hied last Saturday by the regia-f- at while those to serve one year are Xeil young Mr. Aeeountfc Mrs. O. and ly.' Clay and Xeil thane data for the week ending with WedI her. ter of the Salt Lsike City land office. M. Madsen, August Littizetti and & M. Madsen drove ipto )al( Lake 19th. City nesday, August THE AT The land ia in Twp. 43 South, Ranges X. MarehettL The LL WAXTED-CAM purpose of the ast Sunday for a .'business trip and estab-- 1 15, 18 and 17 East, Salt Lake merid-lis- h new organization is to engage in the now, East Main street, lriee. to of Price )ak Applications City outing, returning bourn the first of the grade crossings over the Denver I ian. From September 17th to De-an-d general collection business. UJTTAGE week. SEVT TWOKOOM 42-Rio Grande Western railroad eember 16th, the land will be open for Phone Street. Niaih jiartk Dr. and Mrs. C. E. McDermid from tracks at Tenth and Eleventh streets, entry by veterans of the World war Judge Dilworth Woolley and his RACB gm CLEAN COTTON Castle Gate were Salt lake City vis- will be heard before the publie util-- 1 and thereafter remaining land is sub-iti- two sons with Judge Bates reporter Thfl uiduAR7 foe I wiping mi commission of Utah at Price, ou ject to entry by the publie under the are leaving for Kanab, Kane county itors during the fore pert of the week, I (federal land laws. to hold court next week. The Judges Friday, September 4th. Xew the Grand being registered at HOUSEKEEPING LIGHT Dilworth and Fred, will enjoy a sons, HoleL A3 13 47 ........ 0 Part Cloudy m at K." and Sixth. Call 14 Moab was visited by tn airplane I Judge J. T, McConnell of Vernal, camping trip with eowboys from M5 4K 0 Clear 15 0 Miss MargnriTe itobinett arrived last week, says the Times of tha 13th. federal bankruptcy referee for the Knab and make the ride around tha 45 0 Clear 10 N8 40 0 Clear home yesterday fyhiu the state uni- The machine was pilotted by Ralph I Uintah district, was appointed by rim of the Grand Canyon while Judge UU-O-LD in newspapers 17 N) Part Cloudy 4.... 0 d s hundred. Twenty-fiv- e at Lawrenty Kan., where she Sparker and Harry Keene of Price, I Jmhre Tilhnan D. Johnson of the Wooley and his reporter will hold a N7 IN... 01 .....01.. Part Cloudy versity BiSun. oil salesman was a passenger. I cral court Tuesday of this week, to week of court in Kanab. Reporter Allss been the 'paht year attending 19 Clear 85V-60 The plane made several flights over I assume the duties of referee of the der is having a weeks vacation and school. ULZ-- A LARGE M08HLER Lake and Ogden districts. This therefore will not go on the southern or firm mercantile the valley. Rural for edunnhi sociology, rural life tnd 11. L. Pratt, Electric MMitiun has been vacant since Mr. and Mrs. Robert Howard o:! the rural school and rominnu-t- y August trip. Manti Messenger, 14th. cation, Trim, Utah. Pace Brothers of Castleton, have 8th by the death of A. J. Weebcr, and Verlcss are sMn to move to Price for in all, 124 courses in rural educathe winter and will occupy the Lee purchased the Cisco to Castleton tele-- 1 it is understood that Mr. MeConnell s in seventy-seve- n iiLK 0U TRADE FOB CITY tion are offered hundred and a of Firm universities in the and colleges United Whitmore home on Xurth Seventh phone line from the Midland Tele- - appointment is temporary pending the rtj phone company and will put it in naming of a iwrmanent incumbent. km with rood water riyht and a States. These courses are planned for street. Confirmation Held At Notre Dams a koiwe and four city iota. See administrators and supervisors of rusliajie. The line has been out of comwer, 3T2 Xurth Seventh street. O. K. mission for the Mist five years and Last Sunday. J. Constantine end George ral schools a swell as for teachers. RuCounty Clerk II. C. Smith issued been named dele- Castleton will now have connection have of Clay Price, WRAPPERS licenses PRINTED TO de37 School week Xo. this to 3 of the ral marriage during Leaflet, The dosing of the summer school convention witli the railroad. i kssdred for $1 A0 ; two htui-2- 5; partment of the interior, bureau of gates to the Utah-Idah- o the following couples: Clyde Walter conducted in Price by the sisters of five hundred, $3A0 ; a thou-U- h club which meets August 24th of the Beardun of Helper and Vera Marshall Bent parcels post prepaid education, lists the institutions and of the grammer school of Salt charity 2(Sth. to Farmers will Price of district buy of Staudardville; Luran L Allred fix Lake Mittaaee aeuuuipanies order. The describes the courses. City, was marked last Sunday squash seed from one of the largest I va Fausett, of Price; B. Is Doches net, Utah. A lot of us around Price wish they Colorado seed concerns next the by conferring of the sacrameuc of year and of Grand Junction, Colo., and Lue confirmation. Henry Revuir, having sold out his would talk less at Washington about The reremon . of the will plant at least 500 acres of which Eldridge of nnta to laugh and grow fat interests here and "bought in on Palisade, Colo. ; Panquile day waa in charge of the lit. Rev. taxes and next reducing give believe will bring about 400 to Tunno of Kenilworth and Serifaua taertune, anyway f sheep business at Montrose, Colo., is us hack some year's of :hat we jtaid last they Joseph S. Glass, C. M., D. D., D. L., 1000 pounds to the acre. The seed are Komono his family there tomorrow Quaraseio of Sunnyside binhop of Salt Lake diocese. A class taking at thunder-thyear. like are' the t ho said to command a bigger price than Mark Hanna (Saturday) to reside. They may stay llafey of Grand Junc- of seventy-tw- o members from Price, never storm. alfalfa or beet seed. tion and Katheryn May Hebe, ol there iennanently. Gasoline taxes Irnsed on July sales and Castle Gate, were anointHelper Grand Junction; Karl Jensen am will reach a new jtcak tanging from OXFORD HOTEL The Emery county tax levy for 1925 Bobbie Phoeba Lindsey of Gram ed with the chrism of salvatiou. FifScientists say that the earthworm is indicate $140,000 tor the month, it ty children received first holy comas set by the county commissioners at Junction. sings. The worm will also turn. Vernal, Utah in reports filed recently with the secmunion on Sunday, August 9th and is 6.2 mills higher their last meeting, summer sch,ol pupils seventy-fiv- e Misfortune seldom comes unbidden, retary of state. than last year. The increase affects Cukei Rests reflection of the old days took a Like Real Home-Mad- e in the singing of "Pangs I part so why ask for itf The Sturm Drilling company of four departments, the eounty general comes the announcement by the Den-fun- d, Bread sad Pastry. on Saturday, August 15th at lingua school district, ver and Ri0 Grande Western that an the Emery eounty has Wedding announcements. The Bun. Casper, Wyo., a $25,000 concern, finishing of the forty hours devPary Fay and Daughters been admitted to do business in Utah, bounty for sheep and goats and for excursion train will be run from Car-ran- votion. cattle. horses and CARD OF THANKS bon eounty to Salt Lake City on Sep with Knox Patterson of Price as proAs a part of the special musical On behalf of myoelf and family I wish cess attorney. 111 tember 5th, with tickets good return- Sunday morning, music to extend thanks to tb many friend Farmers of Carbon eounty will bar-- 1 ing to the 8th, at a rate of one cent programme waa furnished by the local choir with whose generous acta and kindly expresJ. C. Berglund will be given a fare- vest a greater amount of grain thisL mil. This makes fare from Price Misa sion during the illnern and since the Margaret Diuserre at the organ. Ah Office, Clean Cotton death of by beloved wife, have been a con- well at the amusement hall this (Fri- season than for any other similar to the eity and return, $54. The Dr. A. W. Dowd of Sunnyside, sang stant consolation. (Signed) ROBERT I. day) evening prior to his leaving the period in the history of the county, occasion is the hone racing, Labor hn. Bring Them In the Gates of the Temple, HUAFFET. Price, I'tah, August 20, 26th for a mission to Sweden, his according to County Agricultural Day and the Sella Floto circus all "Open Misses the and Marion, Wilma and 1925. funner home. Agent, O. P. Madsen. Approximately coming off in Salt Lake City on these Elva Forrester with organ, violin and 40,000 bushels of grain will be pro-- 1 dates. Tim of train and farther par-ducthe of Ava numbers cello, gave Sheriff Ray Doming went in to Salt in Carbon eounty this year, he ticulxrs will be announced later, "Inter-mezz- o Gounod the and by Maria, Lake City this (Friday) morning on saya. Rnst'eana. Cavalleri of business Mrs. Deming who has been The Eastern Utah Credit Bishop Glass left Sunday artwioon I Brown Hales, who was in Zion for several weeks will return tion has filed articles of incorporation for his home very much pleased with home with him Sunday. hurt and escaped death last week I County CleA H. C. Smith. O. T. the work done by the sisters. Theresa, when a can of black powder which he Brooks is president, August Winke-wa- s Zoe and Gertrude. The school Miss Selma Befglund who hss spent M. Xegns Jartiaa, with handling exploded, haa been pro- - Une vice had been conducted in Price, Helper the summer at her bone in Price, will nouneed out of danger by his physi-- 1 .ecretary-treasure- r.president, The directors for and Castle Gate by the sisters since leave next week fir San Diego, Cala., cian. The young man was at work at three L, Wilbur are Burnham, years to resume her dutjos as teacher in the the Great Western Coal company y. Redd and August Winkelane. Di- early in July. public schools in that city. ramp up Gordon Creek when the ae- - rotors for two years, O. T. Brooks, Wedding annonneementa. The Boat, cident happened. W. F. and Mayor Glen Ballinger Lucile Karl, 12 years old, Minniesang of Helper, Dr. Sanford left of Mr. and Mrs. Matt Karl,daughter died at Ballinger and Holly Earl of Price, CO, last week for a fishing trip to Grand-dadd- y her home in Spanish Fork last Saturlakes out on the reservation. day, following a lingering illness from heart trouble. The parents moved to Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Stringham and Spanish Fork from Scofield about a last year ago. She is survived by her iar-ent- s, daughter, Madelimy-jeturne- d two brothers and two sisters, week from a short ytsito relatives in Manti. Misses 'jtojprtrct and Stella Jack, George, Thelma and Grace. It will remaining in thal"mty for a longer by Q Lawrence visit. de-nMr. and Mrs. R. W. Crockett and EEDOL d With gentle grace and constancy two sons, Robert and Johnnie, left Judge and Mrs. F. E. Woods and Monday afternuon by automobile for Akin to that of mother-lov. heal-'- y in were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Anderson outColorado ten in a fur have sheltered humankind trees Great days points Mrs meet to Salt Lake City Sunday will visit Grand Junction, For ages. They have draped above Harold V. Leonard who was on her ing. They highway Colorado Springs and Denver Aswn, sevThe forms of millions, as they slept . of a from to Iriee wav home trip beiore returning. They went by way California. babes beneath a starlit sky.j in 16 like months eral sxiit best marof YernaL Groceries Make Good Meals their Good Your Money Works for You tary-treasur- gt se Utah Wholesale & Retail and Phones MM, Price, Utah. tri-sta- te LOCAL WEATHER 1 es fed-Texi- co 9 SCHOOL CLOSES i ge VANTED n " ed THIS a HIGHWAY HABIT im pay you to try PARCO Gas and or IGO Oil youll always them after the first trial. Its a habit to keep filled up with petroleum products on the You get more mileage, smoother go-- f and trouble-fre- e operation. Look for PARCO and VEEDOL signs and drive here the signs are right. Hawthomfej e ft Mrs. Maynie Jameson returned last Mrs. Edna Wilrux, aged 33 died at of sev- her home in (Thursday) nigbf'frhm a trip She Soring Canyon Monday was eral days in San La)fe"Vity. of peritonitis and was buried at Price acemujHinieJ M,n,y byher daughter, Wednesday afternoon, the funeral beMiss Bessie, klu hofi been visiting ing in chanre of Bishop Charles Carlwith her granduiBtUer in that city. son. Mrs. Wilcox was born at Molen, eounty, and is survived by her McCardle Emery husband and five children. Deputy Sheriff Henry who was a delegate to the American e, Mrs. John Bottino, Mrs. Teresa Legion convention at Salt Lake City, returned home Tuesday .tccomireI Mrs. Joseph OBerto and Miss been visit- Katherine by Mrs. McCardle who has Yignetto motored to Sunweeks. several some there night 'to attend the Tuesday ing relatives nyside instituting of the temple of Pythian B. D. Boatcn of Brownton, Kan., Sisters at that place. Some seventy-fiv- e died on Denver ami Rio Grande Westmembers were initiated and Miss ern Passenger Train Xo. 2 Monday Yignetto and Mrs. OBerto assisted home the evening. lie was on his way grand officers in putting on the was Death pronounced wife. work. lleler Times, 14th. with his initiatory due to tuberculosis and heart failure. Marriage is announced of Miss Iva can-v- i, Cloudbursts in Spanish Fork and Luran Allred at the Salt Fausett westbound H vesterdav delayed ou last Wednesday. The Lake temple train No. 3 at Soldier Summit bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. several hours. Easlbound trams came A. Fausett, an oldtime family time. Highway George throught nearly on Thistle The groom hails originally lrice. of and Solconditions between Uintah country, and was the from :J " dier Summit are recently employed by an automobile bad. Bo-gon- Dependent Qas&OlCo, Corporation pjs-sene- er A coverlet of fragrant boughs, And crooned a tender lullaby. A happy day arrived when men, Grown thoughtful of the friendly care And comfort they had gained from trees, Converted forests everywhere Into material for homes. The canopy that long had stood Above mankind was now employed For grander use and greater good. Tonight, when shadows creep across The hills and dales where men abide, f They know they will be sheltered from The elements on every ride; When In their cozy little homes They close their eyes in peaceful rieep Great trees will fold them in their arms. 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