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Show THE LEADER, Tremonton. Utah Thursday. September 3S M - in the A I , ""T.. n!Ciiilin"-"n- --' HAVING BALED STRAW For Sale. Call evenings. AL ltp EAST GARLAND By Mrs. Blaine Rhodes PRODUCTS has established territory open near your home now. Customers waiting for service. For interview, write Avon Manager, Box 1304, OgOyler was hosltc tessMrs. Howardnight den, Utah. at a shower Saturday Female. for her future daughter-in-law- , HELP WANTED Experience not necessary. Year Miss Joan Hewlett, who plans to round work. Apply in person. marry Stacey Ojiler on September 5 in the Salt Lake Temple. VALLEY CLEANERS During the evening a large group of ladies enjoyed the games. Margie Atkinson gave a RESPONSIBLE PERSON reading on "How to Catch a male or female, from this area, Husband." Punch and cookies wanted to service and collect and dinner mints were served from automatic vending ma- to all the guests. chines. No selling. Age not esStacey and Joan spent the sential. Car, references, and $600 night at the Oyler home. Joan's working capital necessary. 7 to parents, who came up for the 12 hours weekly nets to $250 event, returned home Saturday monthly. Possibility full time night. work. For local interview give Mr. and Mrs. Blaine full particulars, phone. Write and children were in Harper Lagoon 11 Minn. P. a. Box 7004, Mpls, Sunday afternoon. lone and ltp Carl Harper, Sharon Oyler and Jay Oyler went with the Har' pers. WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Rhodes LOST Elgin ladies wrist and children were in Logan watch at or near the Tremon- Canyon Sunday afternoon. ton post office. Reward, Mrs. Mr. "and Mrs. Lester Holman lone Winn, Phone AL were in Ogden Tuesday to visit ltp relatives. They stopped at the e Home in home toof Margie Larson in WANTED TO BUY wish their granddaughIowa String, Bothwell, Thatcher a happy birthday. or Penrose area. Will take small ter,Mr.Julee and Mrs. George Hoggan E. Mervin acreage if necessary. and son, Richard, Pocatello, Holt, UL ltp called on Mr. and Mrs. Lester Sunday evening. to Someone bale Holman WANTED Mr. and Mrs. Tom Harper, straw for half, 25 acres, AL Johnson of ltc lone Harper.Nacile Garland, and Sharon Roundy, Job needed badly Willing to Tremonton, were at Lagoon work hard at any type of work. Thursday. Go To Yellowstone Jim Fairchild, Midland Hotel Darrell Harper joined Merrill ltp Roundy of Garland and Terry Beets to harvest Smith of Fielding on a trip to WANTED Harvester. Will Yellowstone Park. They left with Mar-Bestart with factory. Wayne Fran-cor- last Friday and returned Monday. Phone AL Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Maughn Cusand five children, Tooele, were ATTENTION FARMERS tom corn chopping, with truck. guests at the Lee Allen home in Blue Creek Sunday and Monday. Don Stumm, AL The Aliens moved to East Garland Tuesday morning so their Third crop hay. two boys, Bobby and Lewie WANTED Standing or in bales. Will do could start school. custom baling. Lysle Munns, Mr. and Mrs. Bud Hess and 2tc children, Pleasant Grove, were AA Monday visitors at the Fred will pay Peterson home. UTAH Allen and Darrid Oyler, sons cash" for dead or ttsless cows, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Oyler Jr. of Dial or hosese, sheep hogs. tfc of Nampa, Ida., and the children of Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Johnson, Meridian, Ida., accompanied their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. SEjmCESNDJREPADlS Roy Oyler and aunt, Mrs. Jasper Shaffer, to Idaho and home iSlllllllIM after a vacation here. Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Fryer Let and boys were at the J. W. Rhodes home during the weekAVON HARVEST Two bedroom Good location. town. Will sell So. 1st West. Shower- Given PROBLEMS? LEADER SAVE BIG! Do your own rug and upholstery cleaning with new Blue Lustre. Hales Brothers Classified Ads are reaping a ltc Furniture A- 1 A v,.. HARVEST lIHBlilillffl TWO BEDROOM OF HOME RESULTS modern, with apartment endownstairs. Separate trance. Reasonable terms. If you need help, or equipWill consider trades. Contact or Write ment or if you want to work or have equipment, make it NICK TOPIK known with a Eeprenting GREAT WESTERN LAND and HOMES LEADER . 586 So. 2nd East Phone 1259 Brigham City, Utah CLASSIFIED Cor-inn- IT'S EASY FOR SALE Six purebred Duroc weaner pigs. Call AL or see Stanley Peterson. ATTRACTIVE HOME Two bedrooms, plus two finished basement rooms. Carpets, drapes. Owner moving, priced for quick sale. AL DRY FARMS CATTLE RANCHES IRRIGATED FARMS UTAH and IDAHO phone AL 74622 Tremonton EX Ogden AX Salt Lake or write F. 17 T. KNIGHT Country Club Drive Ogden IT'S INEXPENSIVE Just Call AL 7-13- 71 or come in anytime before 4 p.m. Tuesday SALE Crib, bassinet, highchair, twin beds with springs and mattress. AL FOR ltc NO need to wax, just relax. Use Glaxo asphalt tile coating. Lasts months. Hales Brothers Furniture, ltc OFFERING COMPLETE WEDDING and" FUNERAL FLORAL SERVICE INVESTMENT CO. Bountiful FOR SALE OR RENT Two choice frame homes in Garland. F. J. Limb. AL Tremonton AL Nite AL FOR SALE Choice building lots in East Tremonton. Leonard Bishop Agency, Tremonton. FOR SALE Used String Baler Two Years Old No. 5 John Deere Don't TV Trouble Go PTO Drive Side Rake On Rubber Reconditioned and Guaranteed Trail Side Rake On Rubber PETERSON AL AL Tremonton Tremonton rTMTTlll LT"ifLJU LfUUUUlJL J. II. Rhead, owner. NEW 15 ft. TERRY vacation trailer 6 inches wider . 6 inches longer Enjoy the comfort of the largest 15 footer on the market. On display at the Trailer Village Brigham City, Utah 3 bedroom home. FOR SALE See Daryle Garfield, 45 No. 1st G. I. loan. E. Assume 4 See the . trail Vacation Trailers For Rent Make reservations early for Hunting Season Trailer Village Brigham City, Utah. apartment. FLOOR WAXER, floor sander and edger for rent or sale. Better than ordinary. Jay's Paint and Wallpaper, Phone AL ltc J. II. Rhead, owner. IILIO MOTICK PART - TIMK WOltK Torn nn'ji in si VPs KpsponRltilo pfrNon wnntfil to service nnd rollpct from automatic vonrtlriK machines In this area and surrntirullnir cHIc.m. (Candy, gum, etc.) AUSOMTTtl-t.- NO PEM.INO. NOT ACli: ESSENTIAL. 7.12 hours weekly nets 1250.00 monthly. Possibility e of work with earnings Increasing accordingly. To riia1-If- y applicant must have oar, an SERVICES 8KLF-SEK-VIC- in Ogden for Sunday dinner with the Wayne Archibald family. Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Ken Shaffer were in Soda Springs Sunday. Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Garn, Fielding, accompanied Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Christensen to Logan Monday evening to attend the Lundbergs' golden wedding anniversary celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Lundberg are the parents of Mrs. Ray Wood of Fielding. Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Hansen and family left here Friday-nigh- t for their home in Texas. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Julander and children, Ogden, joined the Hansen families here and the group went to Bear Lake Wednesday. Walter Hansen and a buddy were in Southern Utah over the weekend where they visited with Larry Rhodes. Sherma Hansen and Elia Sanchez journed to Idaho Falls Saturday where Wanda Herm-me- r joined them on a weekend outing to Yellowstone Park. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Hansen and son, Conlee were in Logan to visit with Mr. and Mrs. Rulon Steed. Miss Emily Kimber, Grouse Creek, was an overnight guest at the Blaine Rhodes home Thursday. Miss Kimber came in to attend the school meeting in Brigham Friday. She went to Brigham with Mrs. Pearl Gro-ve- r. Go To Cave Louis Larson and his four older children enjoyed Thursday at Timpanogas cave. On Friday the Louis Larson family took a trip out to see the Little Valley project. Mr. and Mrs. Vaughn Derrick and family. Salt Lake City, were Monday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Larson. Turkey supper was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bourne Saturday to Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. LaMar Bourne of Fielding, Mrs. Sylvia Iverson and daughter, Portland, Ore. Jasper, Dean, Kent and Dan Shaffer, Cleland Peterson and Bruce Wilde were bow and arrow hunting for deer from Friday to Monday. They had no luck with the deer, but enjoyed the outing. Larlee Hansen accompanied Mrs. Blaine Rhodes to Ogden Thursday. The four children of Mrs. Rhodes all went along and the three Cole children who had been spending some time with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Eph Peterson joined the group to return to their home in Ogden. Elaine and Karen Rhodes remained in Ogden to spend a week with Mr. and Mrs. Carl I. Edvalson. The tiny daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dewain Loveland of Will- ard stayed with the Wayne Gro- ver family from Tuesday of last week until Monday. Margaret Bright, Layton, was the overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Bourne Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Eph Peterson were in Logan Saturday and again on Tuesday for trout dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Isaacson. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Ursel Rhodes and Mr. and Mrs. Blaine Rhodes were in Brigham on Saturday to attend funeral services for Jack Rhodes. Huggins Dinner Is Given Mr. and Mrs. Glen Iverson were host and hostess to a lovely dinner party Tuesday evening at their home. Honored guests were Mr. and Mrs. Dal Stewart of Tempe, Ariz. The Stewarts are the parents of Ralph Stewart, the Iversons' Miss Lynne Thompson, Phoenix, Ariz., is a house guest of Carla Iverson. 2nd Lt. and Mrs. Wayne R. Christensen and children, Steven, Mack and Marie, of Palo Alto, Calif., were guests of Mr. Christensen's aunt, Miss Dena Christensen. They were enroute to France to make their home for awhile. Wayne recently returned from Korea. He is the son of Orson Christensen, formerly of Bear River. Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Jensen, Brenda and Scott, enjoyed birthday dinner Thursday evening with Laurie Josephson, who was one year old. Laurie is the daughter of Paul and Sharla Joseph-soand they live in Brigham son-in-la- n, City. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kerney and daughters of Lehi spent Thursday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Burton Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bateman. Merle Birch of Salt Lake City has been a house guest of her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Birch. Connie Rae Cannon of Ogden visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lorin Christensen over the weekend. The Christensen's daughter, Deanna, returned last week from Mammoth, Yellowstone park, where she has been employed during the summer months. Deanna is now making preparations to attend school at the B.Y.U. ShefMr. and Mrs. William field, Brigham City, attended Sacrament meeting. Mr. Sheffield blessed his little granddaughter and gave her the name of Ja Lynn Sorensen. The infant is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Sorenson. Margo Checketts is the name chosen by Mario and Melba Checketts for their tiny daughter. The infant's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayson of Cornish, attended Sacrament meeting and were dinner guests of the Checketts. Elizabeth (Nellie) B. Anderson and Jane Peterson spent Wednesday in Logan visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Clark. Patty Christensen took them over. Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Holmgren and daughters Debra and Patricia spent a week in Los Angeles enjoying the sights. The Holmgrens' youngest daughter, Mary Helen, visited with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Rasmussen,, Brigham City, while her parents were away. Mrs. Carlos (Pearl) Jensen reports that she has really been enjoying herself the past two weeks visiting her children. First she went by train to Rich USE LEADER WANT ADS-FOFAST RESULTS DR. PAUL K. NASFELL OPTOMETRIST FOR BETTER VISION HAVE YOUR EYES EXAMINED NOW. Tremonton Phone - Thursdays AL7-120- 2 Ogden, 2470 Wash. Blvd. Phone 1 Lei ELECTRICITY Lift Your Load! j Christeftsen Reunion family held Garland Ward park on Saturday. seventy-seveThere were present for the day's activities. Those from out of town included Mr. and Mrs. Leon Christensen and family. Salt Lake City, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Clark, David Christensen, Annie Christensen, and Lowell Christensen. Clarkston, Mr. and Mrs. Clain Peterson and family, Bountiful, Mrs. Dora Ricks and family, Kearns, Mr. and Mrs. Ferris MacFar-lanRiverside, Mr. and Mrs. Merlin Larson, Mantua, Mrs. Elma Peterson, Fielding, Mr. and Mrs. Conlee Christensen pn'l anvlv and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Christensen and family. Tremonton. Mr. Milton and daughter, Little Valley, and Mr. and Mrs. Ned Christensen and family from Pennsylvania. Those fr"m our ward included Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Sorensen and family, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sorensen and family, Mrs. Lee Allen and family. Janet Sorensen celebrated her fifth birthday with a party given by her mother for ten little cousins on Wednesday. Birthday cake and punch were served o all the little guests. The party was a short one so that the children could attend son-in-la- w tint . .i 'f ff n (MISCELLANEOUS) FARM LOANS LONG TFRM LOW RATI FREE APPRAISALS INSURANCE AGENCY BROUGH 68 West Main, Tremonton The Prudential buartuu of America d. By-wat- PROMPT CtOSINO full-tim- residence In this established community and $600 working rapltol for Inventory. Give full particulars and If ready for start. Write 1344(1 Oreenwood Avenue, Seattle, 33, Washington. By Andrea land, Wash., where she was a guest of her daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Wright Her son Dale Holtry and wife were returning from Detroit, Mich., where they purchased a new Cadillac. They visited with the group, then Mrs. Jensen accompanied them to their home in El Sobrante, Calif., where she spent several days visiting and sightseeing. Friday, she boarded a Western Airline plane and flew to Salt Lake City. She spent the night with another son and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Holtry, and came home Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nessler, Baraboo, Wis., visited Arthur's brother and family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Nessler, lat week. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Holmgren returned recently from an enjoyable trip to the canyons in Southern Utah. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Munns visited their daughter Carolyn, who is confined in the Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City. The cast has been removed from Carolyn's body, but her progress is very slow. Carolyn contracted polio about six years ago and has spent most of the time in the hospital, undergoing operations and other treatment. But through all this she has never lost her smile nor her will to cooperate. Miss Mallie Eldredge and Mr. and Mrs. Ferris Lindsey and family of Ogden were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Anderson Sunday. The ladies are nieces of Mrs. Anderson. Ralph and Dorene Bateman and daughter Lori are making their home in Ogden. Ralph will teach at the Municipal School in Roy. They have spent the summer with Dorene's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Burton Anderson. Mr. and Mrs. Acel Thompson and children, David and Loretta, Gunnison, Utah, visited for a short time with Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Huggins Friday evening. They were enroute to Yost to visit Arel's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Thompson. their reunion in East HI PI Bear River City The Christensen New & Used Motors fc steam-metho- d , REPAIRS FOR RENT 20x20 office space. Glass partition. Heat and air Electric pressure pumping CACHE VALLEY BREEDERS conditioning included. Call at systems. See us for all your ASSOCIATION owned and Bone Electric Building. pumping needs. operated by the farmers for he benefit of the farmers. Eight I can provide good home, year Co. leading breeds of Dairy and G. J. Burgess round for 100 head of cattle. Beef cattle to choose from. M. L. Tanner, Grouse Creek, Artificial Insemination at cost Heating Plumbing Utah. L. Rees. Phone AL Guy AL Tremonton Y NORM'S - Pump Headquarters ronmtmnmffiiwtmmriTiiiminniiJuniinnmimmnimnniimiirnnmnniiimHiTirHa;;!! FULLCAPPING REBUILDING ltc inch plow. Good On disshares. Call UL Three bedroom play at Robbins Implement Co. FOR RENT ltp house, gardens, buildings. West of Riverside. Write T. P. Welling, 766 Elizabeth St., Salt Lake FARM TIRE SERVICE City, Ut. New and used tires for ev.-- y purpose Two unfurnished, FOR RENT ONE-DAone furnished, 3 room apartSERVICE ments. Call at 389 So. Tremont on St. Mrs. Perry, So. Main Floor AL East Main Tremonton troubles? Call the experts at Let us rebuild it like new. Northern Furniture Garland and We also make mattresses to Tremonton. Gold stamps includ- your specifications. orders for station ed. Special wagons, house trailers and camp beds given expert attention. See us for vour mattress needs. Electric Motors EVERTON MATTRESS CO. SALES Brigham City, Phone AL ICIIiHIIiiBlliSIMfllllinilllllW FOR FAST, DEPENDABLE, ex. FOR RENT Paint guns for pert Formica linoleum, tile in- any kind of paint. Jay's Paint stallation. See us, NORTHERN and AL Wallpaper, phone FURNITURE CO. Tremonton TIRE SERVICE YOUR MATTRESS NEED ATTENTION? DOES TV raisiiniimniiiiraimiBniKmiiiiininiiiiFBiii'iiiPitrtirrii'niiiJirirriiimraiiiH 21 18 Service TV-Radi-o TRACTOR CO. Tremonton Oliver condition. end. Mrs. Leo Godfrey, Clarkston, PAT JACK PETERSON TRACTOR CO. 23 '' llOTffiBllllllllElllllEllllilllSIIIIIIIilliillllllll Mower FOR SALE n, PLANNING A TRIP? $5,000 A little trouble now can de- visited with Mrs. Sherman Oyler Thursday. Her daughter, life, $500 injury expense. Seven days for $2.00. See Mel Foxley. velop into big repairs later. Loila stayed at the Oyler home the rest of the week. Call us at the first sign of Nan Oyler, daughter of Mr. trouble in your TV, radio or and Mrs. Sherman Oyler, was in Brigham over the weekend, USED phonograph. where she stayed with Mr. and CATERPILLAR Mrs. Dean Gunnell. & Mr. and Mrs. Joe Oyler were TRACTORS iiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiniiiii AL et 25-742- LARSON - f)i! A , HELP WANTED FOR SALE FOR SALE frame home. Owner leaving at sacrifice. 235 AL Fr ML .i if 5. 1957 O Primary. er Get rid of backaches through hard scooping or lifting . . cut costly labor expense let low-cos- t electricity do these and other farm chores: Lift hay, grain and other feeds into your barn. Unload your truck or trailer. Pump water, grind feed, cool milk, and power your repair tools. FARM BETTER...ecfrcay UTAH POWER & LIGHT CO. w, |
