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Show JSILLASD COUNTY CHRONICLE Eolij, Utah, Thurs. Nov. 10, 10SS. The Millard County Chronicli Published Every Thursday at Delta, Utah, By CHRONICLE PUBLISHING COMPANY Frank S. Beckwith and Athena Beckwith 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 FOR RENT: Modern apartment, can be partly furnished or unfurnished. unfurn-ished. Call 3GG1 or contact Mrs. Grant B. Snow. 1110 r:EV HOME FOh SALE In Delta, ail modern; 2 bedrooms, full basement, base-ment, furnace. Good location. FIIA financed. Terms may be arranged. Ses Eoyd N elson, Delta, ph 341. 8;i8TF 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 WE WILL SHIP HOGS every other Wednesday, Nov. 1G, 30, Dec. 14, IS. o!c. DELTA LIVESTOCK AUCTION AUC-TION CO. TF NOW IS THE TIME to order your your Christmas cards with family photos. Order early and avoid the holiday rush. We have an attractive attrac-tive line of cards and will take the picture you want. GARDNER niOTO SUPPLY, Delta. . 9;8TF HCYCLE REPAIRING: Fans, tires Accessories, paintings, overhauling, tr:e. cle and baby Cab whel retired. re-tired. Delta Auto Supply. 24 T ? DELTA BUS LINE Daily To and From Salt Lake and Ely, Nevada Tassengers and Fast Express To Suit Lake- lv. Delta 10:30 am To Ely- lv Delta 10:00 p.m. To Delta- lv Salt Lake 5 p.m. To Delta- lv Ely 7 a.m. Bus depots City Cafe, Delta Ely- Eank Club & Nevada Hotel Salt Lake- Continental Bus Depot BILL'S RADIATOR REPAIR: Our water deteriorates new brass tube radiators. Use lots of rust preven tive or BUST. 10-13TF WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS: We are making a special offer on Wedding Announcements. With each order, we will give the newly-weds newly-weds a year's subscription to the Chronicle, and also will run the bride's picture in the paper. The bride is to furnish the picture. The Chronicle Mrs. Lucile Stapley ; The DELMART W ednesdays & Fridays of each week to help those who sew with drafting patterns and color schemes, fitting & alterations on clothing bouqht in the Delmart. PHOTO 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 RADIO & TV SERVlCE.j Authorized Authoriz-ed memler of Radio-TV Asst. Pick-up and delivery. Ph. day, 251 night, 1762. Delta Auto Supply. 24 TF SEE our Minneopolis-Moiine Mach-Lntry Mach-Lntry for good buys. Done Equipment Equip-ment Co., Phone 1125. TF WAREHOUSE SALES: Euteher sprays, sp-rays, Tires, Batteries, any group size. 2 year guarantee. Molasses. M. J. Moody Co. 7,21tf f,' . ' : ' ' K- - 4. j- t , - FOR SALE: Oil heater and electric 1 range, both in good condition. ' Make an offer. Owen George, Delta i fl HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that I I am not responsible for bills or I debts incurred by my wife, Mrs. Lola McDonald Humphries. William Humphries, H-17 FOR SALE: 11 acre farm with 11 share of water, on highway 6 at Lynndyl. Inquire Irving Nielson. Phone 2164, Lynndyl. 11117 FOR SALE: 120 acres cultivated farm land and 10 acres brush land with water and 2-bedroom modern home. Terms. See Gus Taylor at Abraham. H17 FOR SALE: 5 .horse power electric motor, grain grinder, cattle squeeze sprayer, saddle, and other Items. All in good condition. See Mrs. Dee Sanford, Delta RFD. Ilj24 FOR RENT OR SALE: Modem 2-bedroom 2-bedroom house, 2 blocks east of Delta elementary school. Partly furnished. Call 12. 10-27TF FOR SALE: 80 acres of improved farm ground and 103 shares Delta Canal stock. See M. B. Edwards, Delta. 1110. FOR RENT: Modern 3-bedroom home in Delta. Close to school. Contact Med Howley. 1110 FOR RENT: The Jean Johnson home in Delta. Inquire of Stanley Ericksun. ROOMS FOR PHEASANT HUNTERS Call 93J3, 211 South First West. FOR SALE: 1953 Willys Jeep. In Excellent Condition. Reasonable. See Kent Shurtz or Frelen Shurtz. FOR RENT: 3 room house, partly furnished. Phone 773. 11:24 FOR RENT OR SALE: 2-bedroom home, in good location, at 78 So. Center St., Delta. See Lawrence Mitchell. 11117 FOR RENT: Modern home in Delta, furnished or unfurnished. Phone 1791. 11117 DR. CLARK B. COX (recently returned from U. S. Army Service) Is announcing the opening of his DENTAL OFFICE FRIDAY MORNING, OCT. 7 In the Crest Theatre Bldg. Delta, Utah WE SPECIALIZE IN Trades. Sales. and Exchanges of farms, ranches, income properties, and livestock. Bonded Realtors and members of the Salt Lake and the National Real Estate Boards. S. G. Reales-tate Reales-tate offices in Salt Lake City and Delta. Nate Realty, 48 4th East, Salt Lake City, phone DAvis 205S7; and Mr. Geo. N. Church, Delta, Utah, phone 1732. 9!29TF ABOUT EMPLOYMENT, call the Millard County Office, Delta, phone 911. They will help find a man or woman for the job, or a job for the man or woman. TF For All Upholstery Needs, such as Recovering, Remodeling and Custom-Made Furniture, drop a card to TWITCHELL UPHOLSTERY Cedar City, Utah Truck Will Be In Delta Every Two Weeks With Free Pick-up And Delivery TF I want to sell my electric G. E. Stove (used). If you need a stove vou can't beat this buv. jnvwhprc ' Stove can be seen in my home on Center street. George E. Van 11 10 1 ---. ,. - t ' l i ' it i, v --- - ' ---i,iiiii l ?r :rr.M cArr FOR RENTj New 2-bedroom apartment, apart-ment, and a single bedroom apt., partly, furnished. Jacobs Apts Phone 3414. 11.10 TF BABY SITTING: For children under 5. 8 a. m. to 5 p. n:., starting Monday. Mon-day. Leave your children here while you shop. Mrs. Sam Bringard, ph. 27GM2. HOME FOR RENT: furnished or unfurnished. See Jim Nickle, ph 1021. 1124 FOR SALE: 80 acres of land, and 100 shares of Delta water, situated on North Tract. See Arve Rose. VP FOR RENT: One room house, furnished furn-ished for light housekeeping. Suitable Suit-able tor a man. Call 3724, Mrs. Zola Franklin, Delta. FOR SALE: Flowell Idaho Russet potatoes, commercial grade, $2.50 per ewt., will deliver. Potatoes are real smooth, good cookers and bakers. Phone orders to 3965 or contact Gladys Carter. 1124 FOR SALE: 25 tons of good, first crop thresher run chaff. See Verrue Theobald, Delta, ph 3183. 11:24 UTAH STATE SOIL CONSERVATION CONSERVA-TION COMMITTEE Legal Notice of Election of Three Supervisors For the Delta Soil Conservation District Notice is hereby given by the Utah State Soil Conservation Committee Com-mittee to all landowners or occupiers occup-iers of land lying within the boundaries boun-daries of the Delta Soil Conservation Conserva-tion District, that Nominating Petitions Peti-tions for the election of three supervisors of the said District have been received by said State Soil Conservation Committee. Please take further notice that on the 18th day of November, 1955, an election meeting will be held at the following addresses to elect three supervisors for the Delta Soil Conservation District of the State of Utah: Town Polling Place Deseret Post Office Sutherland Walker's Store Abraham Time: 9:00 A. M. to 5:00 P. M. All eligible landowners or land occupiers within the boundaries of said district shall have the right to vote at one election meeting. By order of the Utah State Soil Conservation Committee. Ariel M. Jorgensen Chairman First Publication November 3, 1955 Last Publication November 10, 1955 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION United States Department oi the Interior Bureau, of Land Management Land Office, Salt Lake City, Utah October 5, 1955 NOTICE is hereby given that Alvin A. Tripp of Callao, Utah, who on May 15, 1950, made Homestead Home-stead entry, No. SL 067777, for W'aSEU, EViSWU, Section 26, Township 10 South, Range 17 West, Salt Lake Meridian, has filed notice not-ice of Intention to make final proof to establish claim to the land above described, before Miles A. Williams, Notary Public at Salt Lakt City, Utah, on the 22nd day of November, 1955. Claimant names as witnesses: Mark V. Tripp, of Wendover, Utah. Emma Tripp, of Wendover, Utah Irl Timm, of Callao, Utah. Florence T. Timm, of Callao, Utah. Ernest E. House Manager First publication October 20, 1955 Final publication Nov. 17, 1955. THE MAIM THINS I'M "THANKFUL FOR. THIS THANKSGIVING DAY IS MY FAMILY HEALTH .... AND THE FINE PRESCRIPTION SERVICE AT BAKER PHARMACY HAS A LOT TO DO too 1 X..1 Lsziliun it WlIH oSrWANT JLDS A LITTLE INVESTMENT IJi A CLASSIFIED AO WILL FAT BIG DIVIDENDS , S lines or less , . , SDc or 3 times for a J1J30 VVITH T L r II;-' ,r- r- n - . l -jt .-. f :' , i i . ' , ; i fj - . 1 I - i - , "1 I a- , --.. 5 " J r-X I I . ... - r.xi.-.- - . .... .i i . , i " " . ' i r i - i ? ...... - i . j - . i 4 " Vff-'--fk ' fir J (S f The following pictures show phases of the Forest Service "reseeding project" in the Eight Mile area. Shown here is Ivan Torgenson. upper photo, who is supervisor for the reseeding project. Lower DESKEKGT Arprilla Scow Mrs. Evan Conk sepent s. v-eral days in Salt Lake City visiting with her sister. Mrs. Nora Hansen from Redmond spent Thursday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Myrtle Western. Our congratulations this week go to Mr. and Mrs. Irish flke) Anderson Ander-son on the arrival of another son-born son-born Nov. 4 at the Delta hospital. He has three brothers waiting at home for him to join them. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Humphries and children from Salt Lake City spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Rowley. Primary preparation meeting was held Friday evening at the home of Dawnetta Erickson. There was a large number of Primary officers and teachers present. The lesson was given by the teacher trainer, Dawnetta Erickson. Refreshments of chocolate and pie were served. Robert Torrens, Jr., who is attending at-tending school at Logan, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Torrens. Bessie Webb of Sutherland entertained en-tertained the Deseret Rook Club at her home on Friday evening. Luncheon was served. One High Rook was played. Those present were Fern Crafts, Lucille Sampson, Deloras Ogden, Evah Conk, Mae Cropper, Carole Warnick, Jackie Black, Arprilla Scow, Mae Cahoon, Madge Hales. Barbara Conk and the hostess, Bessie Webb. Carolyn Christensen from Dug- way spent the weekend with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Christ ensen. Mr. William Conk has moved to Salt Lake City where he has era ployment for the winter. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup at tended a birthday dinner held Sat urday at Scipio in honor of Wil liam Henry Bradfield. on his 96th birthday. A lovely dinner was ser ved. All of Mr. Eradfield's child ren were present along with th grandchildren, great- grandchildren, grandchild-ren, nieces, nephews. We hope he has many more birthdays. Mr. Harold Western and Mr "lnt Woten frni Si't 1.jV City visited over the weekend wltli t.n'ir parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. M. Western. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Black and son, Carlos, spent Saturday at Pr--vo. Mr. and Mrs. Elaine Creeper and children spent Saturday and Sunday Sun-day at Provo viiiting at the home of Mr. an t Ms. George Cropper. They a'sj attended the B Y U Hjmecorrirtg parage pnd foo'bfl' garr.e. They also visited in S..1: Lake City fvnd.iv r.f'ernoon. Wayne Western and Max Jensen from Provo rirve down and st-nt Sum! "tv with turr parents. Rtiief Society conference i held Sunday evening. A very fi:i program was given. The S;ng;ij - . , v 5 - - ! Wti Acies heseeiieii in 8 Nile Area k 1 ' photo is of John Mitchell and Niel Nielson, beside one of the large bulldozers they used in clearing the land. Soren Soren sen, another bulldozer operator, who has just piled a load of juniper trees. Reprinted from The Progress of October 28, 1955. Photos by Bill Wilson Late in August, a reseeding pro ject was started on the west side Of the Eight-Mile area. It is estimated es-timated that by the end of October when the project closes for this season, approximately 1000 acres will have been cleared of Juniper and reseeded to Crested Wheat Grass. In addition to the planting, two reservoirs have been constructed. Approximately six miles of fence will be needed to protect the new seeding. The permittees within the area are collaborating in the construction of the fence and the reservoirs. This season's accomplishment will cost approximately $15,000. Present plans are to increase the seeded area next year. The additional addi-tional work will be on the eastern end of this Eight-Mile area. Previous reseeding in the area indicates that the site will support sup-port a stand of grass if competition competi-tion can be removed, and proper protection can be obtained. The were given by Ruth Dewsnup and Vilate Maxfield. Remarks by Eish-op Eish-op Warner. Scriptural reading by Rae Jensen. Stake board visitor was Myrle Bennett. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Warner had their new son blessed in Sacrament Sacra-ment meeting Sunday afternoon. He was given the name of Terry Judd Warner. He was blessed by his father, Jay. Deseret Garden Club met Monday Mon-day evening at the home of Mrs Blanche Jensen. The lesson on "Herbs" was given by Ivy Price. Refreshments were served by Blanche Jensen and Thirza Webb. There were twenty-one members present. Mrs. Arprilla D. Scow and son, Darrel. and Mrs. Henry Dewsnup spent Wednesday in Salt Lake. Mrs. Adelade Murphy from Is Vngeles. and her daughter, Mrs. Louise Atwood. from Pleasant Grove, visited over the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. James Mace. Mrs. Murphy is a sister of Mrs. Mace. , j i , v les ?.-.:. .-o VCJ " ,- j ; 'V " 5 j-J j K tight Mile reseeding project is told in the following pictures: upper, two of the dozers use a large cable to clear the land after the trees have been pushed over. They drag the cable along to snag the trees, and when a huge pile is gathered they disconnect dis-connect the cable and start a new pile. Middle photo: view of the cleared ground ready for the reseeding. re-seeding. Lower picture: An enclosure 100 feet square which was estab- permittees plan to provide the necessary protection through the following means: 1. Divide the area Into units so that a system of deferred and rotation grazing can be practiced. 2. Adjust their use to carrying capacity' of the area. This will require some adjustment in numbers num-bers and time of use. Necessary watering facilities will have to be developed. A favorable season helps a great deal in the establishment of jp If prices start as low as delivered at your local Ford Dealer's! 6-cyI. Mainline Business Tudor with oil filter and oil both cleaner. Optional equipment extra. Applicable slate ond local taxes extra. 410 vr;. e.e5ytm,s; on a tSD B-i, i"T AT DELTA A'.OTCRCO. " ' -' - 'si ""',-, i lished in 1347. It has been pro tected from livestock since that time and the ground was planted in plots of Crested Wheat grass. Sliifhair, Tall Wheat Grass and a mixture of all of them. The crestea wneat ana sminair seem to have survived the best. Cliff Stewart is shown on the edge of the reseeded experimental experi-mental plot as he explains the benefits to be derived from reseeding re-seeding and proper range management. man-agement. a satisfactory stand in this type of reseeding. If the weather is favorable to the establishment of a grass stand in this area, it is expected the amount of available feed can be increased at least five times. This additional feed will be used to eliminate some over-use which has characterized this unit for many years. Mr. Douglas Wadsworth, Forest Ranger, has supervised the development devel-opment of this area. I CAN STOP Th CAftON A C ME, BUT I Jv5T CAN T STOP AOVJS S3 The TEiH CASS RUN! no r nil m) |