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Show Millard county chronicle Delta, Utah. Thurs. July 21, 1955. The Millard County Chronicle Published Every Thursday at Delta, Utah, By CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Frank S. Beck with and Athena Beck with Cook Owners Athena Beckwith Cook Editor Frank S. Beckwith Business Manager Entered as Second Class matter at the Postoffice at Delta, Utah, under the Act of Congress, March 3, 1879 YCU CAN'T STOP A HAIL STORM, But you can protect your crops. Insure today with John A. Day. SEPTIC TANK SERVICE Don't wait until your drainage field, or cess pool is ruined. Reduced Prices. O. L. Turner, Delta, Utah, ph 722 6i9TF SEPTIC TANK SERVICE pumping cleaning, alternations. Free Inspection, Inspec-tion, O. L. Turner, Box 385, ph. 722, Delta, Utah. 8-12 TF BATTERIES FOR CARS-TRUCKS Starting at $10.95. Fully guaranteed. guarante-ed. We have sold over twelve hundred. Our batteries last from two to four years. Delta Auto Supply. 6-3 tf BICYCLE REPAIRING: Farts, tires Accessories, paintings, overhauling, tricycle and baby Cab wheel retired. re-tired. Delta Auto Supply. 24 T? I DELTA BUS LINE Leave Delta 6:30 a.m. leave Continental Bus Depot In Salt Lake City 4:50 p.m. DAILY FAST EXPRESS To and from Salt Lake City 51.25 per hundred under ten pounds, 52c ( RADIATORS REPAIRED and CIEAN ED for Summer Heating. Bill's Rad iator Shop, 3C0 West 1st North, Delta, ph 3414. 5I12TF WILL SHIP HOGS Mayl8, June 1, June 15, (every other Wednesday) Delta Livestock Auction Co. TF Mrs. Lucile Stapley Is at The DELMART Wednesdays S Fridays of each week to help those who sew with drafting patterns and color schemes, fitting & alterations on clothing bought in the Delmart PP.OTO TOOLS- Guaranteed indefinitely. indef-initely. Delta Auto Supply. tf FOR COMPLETE PLUMBING and installation and repair call Delta Plumbing Service,, ph 3561, Jack Malone. 6'2TF For All Upholstery Needs, such as Recovering, Remodeling and Custom-Made Furniture, drop a card to TWITCH ELL UPHOLSTERY Cedar City, Utah Truck Will Be in Delta Every Two Weeks With Free Pick-up And Delivery TF SEE our Mlnaeapolls-Mollne Machinery Mach-inery for good buys. Done Equipment Equip-ment Co., Phone 1125. T F NEW HOME FOR SALE in Delta, ail modern; 2 bedrooms, full basement, base-ment, furnace. Good location. Is FHA financed. See Mrs. L. J. Ryper, 3-i3 South 2nd Wtst. ph 413. 8 4 WAREHOUSE SALES: Butcher sprays. sp-rays. Tires. Ea'.UTies, any group size, 2 year guarantee, Molasses. M. J. Moody Co. 7 21tf BUILDING LOT IN DEITA far sale: at 223 N. 3;d West 50 ft. front. 123 ft. deep. Abstract title. Write Kendel S. Twitchell. 5713 South 4 -.'00 West, Kearns, Utah. 7 28. BUY Red Wing Work Shoes. New Fall stocks now on display, Shoe Dept. at D. Stevens Co. DEL FRUTA. Delta's handy fruit stand on East Main is open daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. The truck arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday nights with fresh fruits,, vegetables, melons and pop. For orders or information call 833 or contact R. L. Heyborne. CLOSE OUT SALE Ladies Sandals $1.99 a pair, at the Shoe Dept. D. Stevens Co. RADIO & TV SERVICE.: Authorized Authoriz-ed mem'ler of Radio-TV Asst.. Pick-up and delivery. Ph. day, 251 night, 1762. Delta Auto Supply. 24 TF FOR SALE: Business corner, with two rentals, at Main Street and 4th West, Delta, by the overpass. See Arv Rose, Delta. 6I9TF SUMMER SALE, Ladies Spring Coats, Suits, Dresses. Buy now at saving prices. The Ladies Dept. at D. Stevens Co. BIDS FOR CONCESSIONS at Days of the Old West will be received by Reed Turner or Van Warnick. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Days of the Old West SPRING FRYERS FOR SALE: Live weight or dressed. Louis Ivie, at Sugarville. 7121 BUY BATES FABRICS for "Back to School" sewing. See our new Fall Stocks. D. Stevens Co., Dry Goods. Hinckley House For Sale: 2-story brick, modern,"in good condition Will sell on terms. Call 326J1 or 3301. 814 FOR SALE: Cheap, some bottles for canning, pints and quarts. See Mrs.. Mary S. Beckwith, Delta. TF Buy Jantien Sweaters now. New 1955 Fall Stocks to select from D. Stevens Co. Ladies Dept. FOUND one stray animal, red bald-faced cow no brand long right horn short left horn. This cow is being held by Les Webb, Cropper Lane. Owner of this cow please contace Ed Mills, deputy sheriff, Delta. NOTICE Millard County will receive sealed seal-ed bids on 40 tons of oil treated slack coal to be delivered to the County Court House in Fillmore, Utah. Submit bids to the Office of the County Clerk on or before August Au-gust 3, 1955 at 2 p.m. The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids. NOTICE FOR BIDS ON COAL: Millard School District will accept ac-cept sealed bids on coal to be furnished the District during 1955 and 56. Bids must be submitted on or before July 29, and should specify spec-ify type of coal, how treated, size of truck and price per ton. Approximately 1200 tons will be needed during the school year. NOTICE FOR BUS TIRES. TUBES AND ANTI-FREEZE: The Board of Education will accept, on or before July 20. sealed bids on school bus tires, tubes and anti-freeze. The following tires and tubes will be needed: TIRES: 9:00 x 20-10 ply Mud Lug Tread 8:25 x 20-10 ply Regular Tread 7:50 x 20-10 ply Regular Tread 7:00 x 2O-10 ply Mud Lug Tread 7:00 x 20-10 ply Regular Tread These tires are to be 1st grade 1l0 Level. TUBES: 2 7:50 x 20 3 8:25 x 20 The School District will also accept ac-cept sealed bids, on or before July 29. on the following Anti freeze: 10S Gallons 1S Cases) Permanent type Anti-freeze. FSease list name and type of Antifreeze, Anti-freeze, and the price per gallon. The Eoard reserves the riht to reject any or all bids. CHOICE FARMS FOR SALE We have 4 forty acre alfalfa seed farms located In the heart of Delta valley, all producing good seed crops, plenty of water available, also flowing wells on each, can be purchased separate with easy terms. Very reasonably priced. 160 acres 14 miles southeast of Delta, all under cultivation with 1-3 interest in large well with plenty of water for irrigation included, in-cluded, $27,000 with easy terms. 6 room home and VA acres In Delta city, on 2 main connecting highways, a natural site for business bus-iness or motel. For details call George Church, phone 1732 in Delta, or NATE REALTORS, 22-0587 in Salt Lake City. BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT, MANAGE-MENT, LAND OFFICE, Salt Lake City, Utah, June 20. 1955. Notice is hereby given that the State of Utah has filed application, serial Utah 04014, to select the SEy of NW.Vi, NWKSEVi Sec. 4, T 16 S., R. 19 W., SLM, Utah, containing 80 acres. The land has been classified class-ified as suitable for disposal under Section 7 of the Taylor Grazing Act, and opened to selection by the State, subject to compliance with the laws and regulations governing gov-erning selections under the act of July 16, 1894, and acts amendatory amenda-tory and supplemental thereto. The application was allowed June 20, 1955. Any and all persons claiming the land adversely or desiring to object because of the mineral character of the land, or for any other reason, should file their protests in this office during the period of publication or before final approval. Failure to so protest within the time specified will be considered sufficient evidence evid-ence of the nonmineral character of the land, and the selection, being otherwise free from objection, objec-tion, will be approved to the State. Ernest E. House Manager First Publication June 30, 1955 Final Publication July 28, 1955 NOTICE OF SALE Millard County offers for sale to the highest bidder one Topaz building unit located at the Fair Grounds in Deseret, Utah. Submit bids to the office of the County Clerk on or before 2 D.m.. Aucust 3, 1955. The County reserves the right to reject any or all bids. For additional information contact Van Warnick or Reed Turner. First publication July 21, 1955 Final publication July 28, 1955 NOTICE Bids will be received at the office of-fice of the County Clerk on or before August 3, 1955, at 2 pjn., on approximately 120 gallons of permanent type, ethylene glycol anti-freeze in 1 gallon sealed cans. Please quote price delivered to either Fillmore or Delta and state brand of anti-freeze offered. The County reserves the right to reject re-ject any or all bids. DEPARTMENT OF THE LNTERIOR BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT Land and Survey Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, April 5, 1954. Notice is hereby given that Rulon Peterson of Ephraim, Utah, on March 11. 1953, filed application Utah 09223, under provisions of Section 8 of the Taylor Grazing Act, as amended, to select Lot 9, Section 1, Lots 1, 2, 3, 4. 5, 6, section sec-tion 11, T. 16 S. R. 3 E. S. L. M., and lot 3, NEkSWli, SE',i Section Sec-tion 7, T. 16 S.. R. 4 E., S. L. M., Utah, containing 542.62 acres, in lieu of all of section 2, T. 22 S., R. 7 W., S. L. M., Utah, containing 639.60 acres. This notice is for the purpose of allowing all persons claiming the selected land or having bona fide objections to such application an opportunity to file their protests or other objections In the Land and Survey Office, Salt Lake City, Utah, together with evidence that a copy of such protest or objection objec-tion has been served upon the ao- plicant within 30 days from the date of the first publication of this notice. Ernest E. House, Manager First publication July 14. 1955 Final publication August 4, 1955. Grain Storage There It a big harvest coming on and we believe it will pay you to arrange for storage in advance. We have a carload of Steel Grain Bint rolling and can give you a very good price. These bins can be purchased on the following terms: 20 Down Payment Balance la five years at 4 WU1 take hay, grain or alfalfa seed as payment. If you do not want to buy we will arrange for your storage in our Elevator as long as space is available. MORRISON Implement Co. AT THE ELEVATOR Phone 1691 Sutherland MRS. DORA ROSE Mrs. Doyle Steele, Mrs. Elma Frazier, Miss Sharrie Steele and Mrs. Lazette Erickson were visitors in Manti last Tuesday. A group of friends surprised Leslie Les-lie and Letha Bennett on Wednesday Wednes-day night. Dinner was served buffet buf-fet style. Games were played and everyone had a good time. Mrs. Neva Pace is staying at the home of Thurmon Moody caring for the children and Thurmon while Evva Dean is in the hospital. It seems that Evva Dean and Bertha Owens ran pretty close competition competi-tion on Wednesday night. The people of this area will welcome both back with their infant daughters. daugh-ters. A niece, husband and baby of Mr. and Mrs. Reid Tippetts were visitors for a few days. Mrs. Fern Tippetts enjoyed a pleasant overnight stay at the canyon with her class, the Junior Gleaners, and the Stake Junior Gleaners. The second year Bee Hive girls presented a fashion show on Tuesday Tues-day night for their parents, the first year Bee Hive girls and the MIA officers-Mr. officers-Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Jones gave an open house reception for their son, Ladd, and his new bride, the former Joyce Stontklng of Delta, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Stoneklng. The bride looked very lovely dressed in a beautiful blue taffeta and net evening gown. The newlyweds will make their home In Sutherland and everyone welcomes wel-comes them here. Mr. and Mrs. Justin Smith, former for-mer Delta residents, have moved to the Ogden farm. We hope they will remain with us for a long time. Mr. and Mrs. John Wind have gone as guests of Mr. and Mrs. Aurer Jensen to Fish Lake for an outing and I presume a little fishing. We wish them good luck and lots of fish. Some of the young college girls gave very fine talks in Sacrament meeting Sunday night. The talks were given by Mrs. Kay Calvert, the former Miss Moody, Miss Dorothy Doro-thy Corry, Miss La Rue Anderson and Miss Virginia Rose. Bryant Jones and his wife sang a duet, "Bless This House." The meeting was very impressive. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Workman were Sunday night visitors at the Sutherland ward. Gordon Moody was here visiting visit-ing with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Moody, over the weekend. He gave some of the "small fry" a start when he flew over this area In his Beechcraft. Gordon flew back Sunday. Gary Robinson attended the J. E. Twitchell reunion with the Heb-er Heb-er Roses at Oak City Sunday. Craig Pearson is visiting with Michael Rose for a week.'Craig Is a cousin of Michael. Mr. Dee Jenson, formerly of Sugarville, Su-garville, was up Saturday and Sunday Sun-day with his mother, Mrs. Tressa Jensen. Dee left his children with his mother. He attended Sunday evening at Sutherland ward. Mr. Burt Rigby was a weekend visitor at the home of his fiance, Miss La Rue Anderson. See you next week with the latest news hot off the press. NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Lorenzo T. Lovell, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Oak City. Utah, on or before the 25 th of November, 1955. Burton F. Lovell, Executor of the Will of Lorenzo T. Lovell. deceased. Eldon A Eliason, Attorney. Delta. Utah. First publication July 21, 1955 Final publication August 11, 1955 A LITTLE INVESTMENT IN A CLASSIFIED AD WILL PAY BIG DIVIDENDS 5 lines or less 50c or 3 times for a .. $1X0 I. t J OAK CTfV Mae H. Shipley A laree etoud of 4-H bovs and girls attended the canyon camp i of 4-H'ers last week. Bishop Don Anderson and wife spent the past week in Idaho with their son, Nephi. Miss Wilna Wixom and Mrs. Thel-ma Thel-ma Dutson and children attended the Ashman reunion Saturday, July 16, at Provo. Mrs. Ellis Anderson and son, Paul, spent several days in Salt Lake. Paul was having a check-up with I his doctor. Miss Rosalie Anderson visited at Sunset last week. j Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Olson were Salt Lake visitors two days last week. j Gayle Nielson and Scott Sheriff were in Salt Lake over the week-1 end.' Glen Lovell visited with his brother, Floyd, and family at Orem ! last week. j Mr. and Mrs. Bert Roper are happy to have their son, Devon and wife, home, after being overseas over-seas the past year or more. Oak City welcomes them back home. Mr. and Mrs. Parley Elder vaca tioned three or four days with 1 their daughter, Audrey, and family fam-ily at Cannonville, Utah. They returned re-turned Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Reed Lovell spent I Saturday and Sunday at St. Geo-j rge. Their daughter, Merlene, and children, returned to Oak City with them for a visit.. A lovely supper and sewing party par-ty was given by Mrs. Melvin Roper Ro-per in honor of Mrs. Burnis Fin-linson, Fin-linson, who plans on moving to Nevada soon. About fifteen ladies enjoyed the evening, Friday, July 15th. Mr. and Mrs. Leo Finlinson had their daughter, Isobel Williams, and children visiting a few days last week. The regular Junior Sunday School meeting was held Wednesday evening eve-ning at the home of Mrs. Susan Shipley. The lesson work was given giv-en by Mrs. Zella Lovell. Sunday evening at Sacrament meeting services Miss Gene Harris and Mr. Vance Finlinson were the speakers. The choir furnished the music. Everyone enjoyed the meeting meet-ing very much. Wednesday evening Paul Finlinson Finlin-son showed colored slides of his stay in Germany. Those present to enjoy the pictures were Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Finlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Finlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Bryce Finlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Grant Finlinson and Mr. and Mrs. Leo Finlinson. They were shown at the Lyman Finlinson home. Mr. James Anderson is home from his farm at Enterprise. Sunday Sun-day he was happy to bring his wife and little new daughter home from the Delta hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Prisby visited in Oak City Monday and Tuesday with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Anderson. Their little son, Dennis, who has visited with his grandparents for a few weeks, will return home with them at Little-field, Little-field, Arizona.. V-v' mastoid ...combining four great ontiblotla AUREQi MYCIN Chlortotracycline, Panlcitltn, Nett mja end Dihjrdrotlrtpteaycin. "TroU-Mr SERVICE DRUG Delta, I tali A . X fm'Hmflrrf-r . ... rr ym ) JAMTIIIOT1C. I oiniwntI a little luxuiy is good for ...so ' ...V y 7.y 1 NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Peter Gronning, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Delta, Utah, on or before the 25th of November, 1955. Hazel Gronning or Leland Gronning, Co- Administratrix and Administrator of the estate es-tate of Peter Gronning, deceased. de-ceased. Eldon A. Eliason, Attorney. Delta, Utah. First publication July 21, 1955 Final publication August 11, 1955 This Is What Utah Dairymen Are Saying About .... ipeline MORE PRODUCTION .. . . LOWEST IN COST "Within ten days after I had installed my Universal Milker, my cows had increased one-half can in production. I now do my milking in about two-thirds the time I did before. According to what I can learn, my milker cost me much less than other milkers of the same type ... My milker cost exactly what I was quoted . . . You get a perfect cleaning job ... I couldnt ask for better treatment. EARL M. DECKER, Payson RFD MILKS FAST AND WELL "We like our Co-op Universal Pipeline Milker. It milks fast. The cows milk out well and it is easy to keep clean." MERRILL N. WARNICK, Pleasant Grove MORE FOR THE MONEY "My Universal Co-op Milker gives me more for my money than any other milker. The service is exceptionally good. The automatic washing system is perfect. The milker is fast and easy on the cows. It stays on heifers very well. I can heartily recommend the Universal Co-op Milker." CLARK W. NIELSON, Hyrum. . TOPS 'EM ALL "I purchased my Co-op Universal Pipeline Milker from Utah Poultry in November, 1953. It cost me less money to buy. It is the simplest to operate. It is easy to keep clean and saves labor over any other milker on the market. This Co-op milker is tops in my experience." REED THATCHER, Logan GLAD TO RECOMMEND UNIVERSAL MILKER "I am happy to recommend the Universal Pipeline Milker and you may use this statement any way you wish. I like the Universal Milker because it is much faster and easier to milk than with any other model. I also get a lower bacteria count and it is much easier to keep really clean with the automatic washer." LESTER JONES, Heber SATISFIED CUSTOMER "I am certainly well satisfied with my Universal Pipeline Milker. The cost is low compared to other pipeline milkers. It is fast and very efficient when it comes to milking and so easy on the cow's udder. The automatic washer does a very efficient job. One should never have any trouble with unsanitary equipment. I am a satisfied satis-fied customer." RAY WISCOMBE, Morgan THANKS FOR CO-OP "Thanks for selling us our Co-op Universal Pipeline Milker. I would be tempted to sell out if I ever had to go back to bucket milking." L. B. BIGLER, West Jordan BEST HIRED MAN "The Universal Pipeline Milker is the best hired man on my farm. It has helped most in cleanliness. cleanlin-ess. My bacteria count has been below 1,000 since we started using it." FON R. ROTHE, Lehi. That's The niversai H MWiQY Story m n iraii And Farmers enjoy STRUcnTDOURBONinnsKEY 5- I - W - NOTICE TO CREDITORS In the Estate of Charles Dewsnup, deceased. Creditors will present claims with vouchers to the undersigned at Deseret, Utah, on or before the 25th of November, 1955. Arfcanda Dewsnup, Administratrix Admini-stratrix of the estate of Charles Dewsnup, deceased. Eldon A Eliason, Attorney. Delta, Utah. First publication July 21, 1955 Final publication August 11, 1955 niversa noeiine ulfry Cooperative every man Milker 6 years old AND PRICED TO PLEASE x rai . izjlx exst cjeut Ulricas, m i7 r.r.u "-iV:'"- "" : i |
