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Show FIELDING By Florence Munson spending the past several weeks at the home of Mrs. Deakin's mother, Mrs. Effie Johnson. Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Peck were Mr. and Mrs. Rollin Scho-weof Stone. Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Earl attended a party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lemuel Earl at Mendon Saturday evening. A lovely turkey and ham supper was enjoyed by twelve couples. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Farnsworth were overnight guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Whittle and family in Preston, Ida., last week. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coombs and small daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Coombs and son Ray, joined by Miss Faye Coombs, Ogden, met at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Harris and family, Ogden, Saturday where they enjoyed a family dinner and in compliment to Faye and EIRoy Harris who were both observing their birthday anniversaries. Visiting with Mrs. Effie John son and family last week were Mrs. JoAnn Synder and son, Jerry, Billings, Mont Spending Sunday at Ogden were Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Earl and sons. They were din ner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Benmenderfer after which they enjoyed bowl- You saved and slaved for wall to wall carpet. Clean it with Blue Lustre. Hales Bros. Furniture, tic Tremonton, LEADER CLASSIFIEDS ll Progress Guild Meets The Future Progress Guild of Fielding met at the home of Mrs. Frank Wood Thursday evening with Mrs. Velda Wood and Mrs. Club Lula Wood as President Mrs. LaPriel Secrist had charge of the meeting and introduced Mrs. Mae Dalton of Tremonton who gave a most interesting Travelogue of her recent trip to China. Twenty-thre- e members and Mrs. H. Y. Richards of Salt Lake City as a special guest enjoyed a delicious luncheon. The next meeting will be held on January 23 at the home of Mrs. Bonnie Garn with Mrs. Nancy Leavitt as Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Asael Godfrey and family at Ogden last week were Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Godfrey and children Lana and Lester. Houseguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Wood the past week were Dr. and Mrs. H. Y. Richards of Salt Lake City. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fryer were overnight guests at the home of Mrs. Fryer's sister and brother-in-laMr. and Mrs. Howard Petersen in Salt Lake City last week. Mrs. J. D. Munson accompanied by Mrs. Bevan Hales and baby of Tremonton, spent Friday at Ogden visiting with Mr. and Mrs. James Burt and family. Visit In Northwest Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Garn recently returned from an enjoyable vacation to the Northwest where they were houseguests at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Garn and family and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Nye annd family in Seattle, and with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Burnett and family at Moses Lake. Due to the Relief Society room at the Ward Chapel being unavailable because of our recent fire around Christmas time, Mrs. Earl Holt generously offered her home where they held Relief Society last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Munson left Sunday for Salt Lake City where they spent a couple of days visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Farnsworth and family. Tuesday, accompanied by the Farnsworths they left for California where they will visit with their children, Mr. and Mrs. Rex Munson and family at National City, with Mr. and Mrs. Lyn Hatton and family at Torrance and with Mrs. brother, Dr. T. E. Betensen and wife at Redondo Beach. Our sympathy goes out to the Herman Lott family in the passing of the oldest daughter, Mrs. Belva Skinner in Tremonton Thursday. This makes three grown sons and a daughter that Mr. Lott has had the sorrow of parting with in the last 5Vz years. Belva was a former member of Fielding and was well loved by all who knew her. Mr. and Mrs. Willis Fryer visited with Mr. and Mrs. Art Saunders in Logan last week. Serviceman Returns Ronald Stimpson, who is stationed with the U. S. Army in San Diego, has been spending a few days with his wife and family, Dayle, and sons, Woodie and Curtis, left for San Diego where they will remain for the present. Dayle and sons have spent the past several months at the Garn home. Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Coombs Tuesday evening were Mr. and Mrs. LeRoy Noble of Farming-ton- . They also visited at the John Coombs home. Visiting at the Earl Holt home Saturday were Mrs. Viola Stokes and Misses Sandra and Gaylene Whitney of Ogden. Dinn'-guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Anger and family Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Jenkins and boys of Mun-son- 's r Qgden. Kent Sutherland. Ogden, spent Stinday with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Sutherland and family. In the afternoon they all visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Goodsell and family at Newton. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Welling and Mr. and Mrs. Theo Richards at enjoyed a dinner the Tropical Cafe in Brigham Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ellwood H"ss have been visiting at the Percy Hess home in Ogden. Mrs. Percy Hess, who recently underwent a ser'ou operation, is reported to b imnroving nicely. Friday evening Dale Coomhs and Hay Coombs ioined their Mr. sister nnd brother-in-lnw- . nnd Mrs Alvin Harris and Miss Faye Coombs of Ogden in Logan where t'vv ri1evod :' din"r,r " th nrt'" cfimpliment Harri ' vr tlv !r wadding anniversary. M and Mrs. Fern Deakin (Effie Johnson) have returned to their home in Torrey after "'' ing. George Gardner, Bear River City, visited at the Leo Farns worth home last week. Heads Polio Drive Mrs. Arvin Smith is chairman for the polio drive which is on this month and would like to remind everyone that the fol lowing girls will be assisting her: Mrs. Charles Pulver, Mrs Burnell Roundy, Mrs. Gorden Smith, Mrs. Verl Anderson, Mrs. Wynn Zundel, Mrs. Card Wiland cox, Mrs. Theo Richards Mrs. E. C. Mason. When they call at the homes, any contribu tion will be appreciated. Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Hess at tended funeral services for Mr. Hess' cousin, C. J. Call in Salt Lake City Tuesday. Wednesday they visited with Mrs. Hess' aunt, Mrs. W. R. Thomas in Midvale after which they left for St. George to spend a month with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Jeppson and family left Monday for Ogden where they will make their home for the present. RIVERSIDE By Myrle Udy Testimonial FOR RENT FOR SALE LEGALJIOTICE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION for J. T. The testimonial Davis before he leaves for was held Sunday Australia night. It was well attended and people from all over this valley and other places attended. A very interesting proj.iam was planned and carried out. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Thorn of Perry visited the Ed Udys Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward and children of Kaysville visited Mrs. Mina Ward Saturday. Mrs. Jane Hess and Jane Udy of Plymouth, Genevieve Jensen of Brigham and Eva Zundel of Ogden spent Thursday with Mrs. Lenore Silvester. Mrs. Jane Hess is the mother of the other ladies. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Forsberg accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Gus Forsberg to Salt Lake City Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Oleen Udy and boys of Ogden visited Mr. and Mrs. LaVoy Udy and other relatives in town Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Deloss Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Moroni Ward were in Salt Lake City Thursday. Attend Colorado Event Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Cornwall and Mr. and Mrs. Doug Roche are in Denver attending the Denver livestock show. They and left Thursday morning planned to return Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bigler and Mr. and Mrs. Glade Bigler of Salt Lake City called on the Jfsse Davis' Saturday to visit with J. T. Davis before he leaves for the m ssion field. Mr. and Mrs. George Forsberg. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forberr and children, Mary Gail and Reese Marble were in Plain City Sunday. They were dinner pu"sts of Mr. and Mrs Tie'anr! Stone. For;--b"r- g .(PUBLISHER) UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR Bureau of Land Management Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, December 2, 1957 Notice is hereby given that George Paskett, of Grouse Creek, Utah, who, on July 20, No. 1953, made Desert Entry, Utah 07650, for WNWV4, NWV4SWy4, Section 14, Township 11 N., Range 18 W., Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Olive Kimber. Notary Public, at Grouse Creek, Utah, on the 31st day of January, 1958 Claiment names as witnesses Huehie Thompson. Herbert Tan ner, Winfred Kimber, Newel Richins, All of Grouse Creek, Utah. Ernest E. House, Manager. Date of first publication Date of last publication . i'i'e: ws f . . Y .... MID WINTER SALE OF USED steam-metho- TRACTORS NORMS 7- WHEEL TRACTORS M John Deere, Starter, lights, with hydraulic. . . $675.00 MT John Deere with MT3 hanger plow . . . $795.00 70 Oliver, l condition. . . make offer A John Deere with lights, starter new tires, l . . . A-- A-- $1,295.00 AN John Deere late model, A-- l with power, condition 60 John Deere, end, A-- wide front condition (in shop) l USED CRAWLER TRACTORS DY Cat. wide gauge, with lights, A condition $3500.00 DY Cat. wide gauge, with lights, A condition $2975.00 DY Cat. standard gauge, ex. condition . , $2175.00 D2 Cat. wide gauge with lights, starter. Late model $3875.00 D2 Cat. standard gauge, re- built, l shape, make offer TD9 IIIC, wide gauge, with l condistarter, lights, tion . . . $3750.00 A-- A-- PETERSON TRACTOR SERVICE S Ph. AL Tremonton IUI uiru left-han- d 17 fin 1958." The highest bidder will be required to pay immediately the amount thereof. Subject to a reservation for oil and gas to the United States. Any adverse claimants of the land should file their claims, or objections, on or before the time designated for sale. The Bureau of Land Management has not searched the files of Box Elder county to ascertain evidence of any adverse claims. Any contiguous owner claiming a preference right must as sert such right and substantiate the the claim by submitting evidence required by 43 CFR 250.11 within 30 days from the above sale date. Ernest E. House, Manager By: Ed. D. Cox, Acting Manager ")ate of first publication Jan, t5c above-describe- 16-5- u iru iff pj d 11 """"" rn ' lPWMMtMMMMIMildMMMMMMMaai IjWIIiJWMM Miljfttl If '1 jlf If I' jot 8 the Mary Udy family Sunday. The ladies are sisters. Anne, John and Janet Capener were all home with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Caponer. from their schools in Salt Lake City and Logan Sundav. Attend Farewell Especially in town for the testimonial Sunday night were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hill and Mrs Lnis ivis of Tremonton. Dnvi'; and" family of Prnvo Mr and Mrs. Rob Cpd-neRov Dnvis and Mrs. Mclba Kin" "r,(1 chi'dren of Salt Lake C;1'Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis of Rov ind Mrs. James Bigler of T e r. $104 less than Car frC"..M9 less than Car etF" That's right. For all it yajs-aheabeauty . . . for all the luxury-ca- r comfort and performance, the Plymouth Savoy is America's lowest-pric- e hardtop. Strong talk? Sure. But it's talk that we back up with action; action that aaves you dollars and lots of 'em-w- hen you trade for Plymouth. But don't just take our word for it. Go to your Plymouth dealer now and get the actual figures in dollars and cents. Then compare features. You'll find that d even though the Plymouth Savoy is the lowest-pricee hardtop in the "3." it still offers Plymouth's exclusive features as standard equipment. Torsion-Air- e Ride at no extra cost . . . breath-takinSilver Dart Styling . . . safer, surer Total-ContaBrakes . . . dozens more! Drive it and discover Plymouth's dazzling . . . greater comfort . . . easier handling. 11 You agree that Plymouth is the hardtop for you! Based on factory retail prices, Detroit, Mich. d low-pric- g - warn "Fill your Hope'Chest," says WIN Niel'--"- pecomnnn- nd familv. lies, to honor Mr- - Est' t the Nietson home in i mmmmmmmmm $500 Bob Hope, Plymouth A MONTH FOR in Plymouth's big Contest wm earn m m TV Star LIFE l Other giant prizes include 18 new Plymouth and 4r0 wonderful Motorola portable radios. . . It's fun . . . it's easy . . . and there's nothing to buy. See your I lymouth dealer now for frre entry blank and complete details g J I hr Hv-i- i- h" Richard Purdie of mid-winte- Star of the Forward Look . . . . $1,450.00 "3 ce nnrli" for birthdnv P shon "nd Mrs R. E. Hales r at ndd the Lions SnM Lake City. at the Union Mr. rnd Mrs. V. Allen Olsen Club banquet of Salt Lake City and Mr. and Building on University of Utah Mrs Jim Darley of Logan visited Campus Monday. th" Pen Service AL Tremonton . n post-offi- o .... W!!il!!i;i!l!llll!!lll!l!l!!!!!lll!li::!ill!!!!Ul Dn',!r: home par-en- TV-Radi- ltillilill!IIIII!llllllllllilllllllllllIIIIIIIIII!IIIIIM i '""-- r A little trouble now can de velop into big repairs later. Call us at the first sign of trouble in your TV, radio or phonograph. JACK dc PAT FARM LOANS Snndnv. attended the testimonial for 1NTrs N na rn.-tjrDfvis. M- -. and Mrs. Fred Drv s of ier yo HTtifjtiter prpcton. Ida., visited pt the Jesse Mr. and Mr. Ora Ila'es visit"'! TV Trouble Go fc rv v Don't Let vacuum cleaner with attach square foot at Bear River Sadments. Good condition, at John dlery, Tremonton, phone AL AL Phone 2 FOR bedroom home. RENT McGinty's. See James Partly furnished. Roberts, Elwood. JANUARY CLEARANCE FARM TIRE SERVICE Used Trailers New and used tires for WANTED 1? Dalton $775. every purpose . $1,550. 20' Northern Mature WANTED HELP 35' Leisure Home $2,995. lady ONE-DASERVICE for night work. Permanent em(1 bdrm. 1957 model) ($2,995.) ployment as cashier and candy d on in person. Otto 35' Roadmaster $3,250. sales. Apply tic FULLCAPPING (1955 1 bdrm. reconditioned, Jorgensen, Garland. new carpeting, beautiful) WANTED Ten tons good hay. TRAILER VILLAGE - 2406. AL Call tip Utah Brigham City, TIRE SERVICE Call WANTED WAITRESS to interview Personal AL FOR SALE Top condition R. Winzeler Building C. Allen adding machine. Jim follow. Tremonton White, Garland. Someone to asWANTED Two room frame sume FOR SALE on Stokermatic. TV troubles? Call the experts af payments home. Kitchen cabinet built in. Used only two months. Call Northern Furniture Garland and To be moved. See Milton Hod AL before 3 p.m. Tremonton. Gold stamps Includges, Fielding, Ut. ed. Choice red deFOR SALE NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION licious apples. Mrs. Oluf John- SERVICES AND REPAIRS CACHE VALLEY BREEDERS son, Garland. PUBLIC SALE owned and ASSOCIATION UNITED STATES NEW WATERFOR SALE the farmers for the by operated DEPARTMENT OF THE LESS BATTERY. Never uses benefit of the farmers. Eight INTERIOR WIDE CHOICE OF water, never overheats, never leading breeds of Dairy and Bureau of Land Management freezes, never needs attention. WEDDING AND Beef cattle to choose from. or in one car your Land Office, Salt Lake City Buy and try FUNERAL WREATHS Artificial Insemination at cost. KAY. CALVIN tractor. Utah, January 6, 1958. EXGuy L. Rees. Phone AL Under provisions of section WATERLESS BATTERY AL 2455, R. S., as amended by sec- CHANGE, Phone tion 14 of the act of June 28, 1934, (48 Stat., 1274; 43 U.S.C If your linoleum is old, you'll be 1171), and. pursuant to the ap sold on Glaxo. Beautifies and plication of Leslie Jensen Serial makes it last, Hales Bros. FurnNo. Utah 023308, there will be iture, Tremonton. Tremonton tie LONG TFRM offered to the highest bidder AL LOW RATI a airat model FOR SALE One but at not less than $3,188, Nite AL 11 to at held with be sale radio, complete plane, public o'clock a.m., on the 3rd day of transmitter, and all other necesPROMPT CLOSIN0 March 1958 next, at this office, sary equipment both to build and to maintain. Call AL the following tracts of land: FREE APPRAISALS tic Tract 1: Sec. 4. SWV4NWV4, DOES YOUR MATTRESS NWSW'i, SHS'i containing FOR SALE Nikolai-seWilliam NEED ATTENTION? 240 acres, sale BROUGH INSURANCE price $648; home. If interested call AL Tract 2: Sec. 8, all containing Let us rebuild it like new. AGENCY 640 acres, sale price $2,240 to We also make mattresses 68 West Main, Tremonton Tract 3: Sec. 10, SMSM contain A WELL KNOWN NEBRASKA your specifications. is Special ing 160 acres, Sale price $280 INSURANCE COMPANY for station orders tirffioHW Mortgmf Total sale price $3,168. All in looking for resident agents in wagons, house trailers and camp Solicitor lor T. 10 N.. R. 5 W.. SLM, Utah this area. All leads are furnished beds attention. given expert Tk -' ' PrudantiEach parcel of land as indicated, with guaranteed salary and See us for your mattress needs of America will be offered for sale as a unit bonus. Write to: Office Manager EVERTON MATTRESS CO. No bid will be received for less 260 East First South. Salt Lake Brigham City, Phone AL than all of an offered parcel of City, Utah. land. Bid;; may be made by the principal or his agent, either personally at the sale or by mail. Bids sent by mail will be conlow-pric- e sidered only if received at this office prior to the hour fixed for the sale. Bids must be in sealed envelopes accompanied by certified checks or money orders made payable to the Treasurer of the United States for the amounts of the bids. The envelopes must be marked in the lower corner "Public sale bid, Serial No. Utah 023308, Sale, March 3, t" rt-o'- laiiinsaiiiffliifiiiiffiiiiiiiiHymEiiiiiiiMma ex-pe- rt fc Mr. rmd Mrs. Reed Hunnker Grnard Mrs Phvllis Udy entertained arH hov and Mrs. Beulph Hun-n'e- r 12 litt'" friends for her Haupri"' of HonoyVIll" vis'ted ;" of her fifth Ho'vnrH Canener Sunday night Rev"'-''- nnH i. T FCR FAST, DEPENDABLE, Formica linoleum, tile See us. NORTHERN FURNITURE CO. Tremonton January 1. Main ATTENTION, farmers, stockLIFE INSURANCE at its best. FOR REISTi See Mel Foxley now for LIFE-C- O Street business property, 25x men. Do you need stack covers 100, with large storage space in or implement covers? Dozens of insurance. rear. Long-terlease. Contact other uses and can be reused. Air-Wa- y Saniti-zo- r Otto See black VisQueen at 2ViC FOR SALE Jorgensen, phone AL In the Held For J. T. Davis Utah Thursday, January 16, 1958 THE LEADER, Tremonton, . . . lowest-price- d hardtop |
