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Show BEAR RIVER VALLEY LEADER, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 11, 19S0 USTlHINKIN by Charles S.Kinnison 0 f w':v--- J The Little Town fa v - - "J I've tramped the cities up and down, From north to south and east to west, But after all, the little town, V ' - It seems to me, ' is best, " I like its quiet restful days Without the rush and noise, I like its unpretentious ways, I like its girls and boys. The little town provides its thrills The same as cities do-- But theirs is not the pace that fills Life's cup with bitter brew; They find their fun in simple things, With little pomp and show, And yet, true happiness it brings, As those who've tried It know. sail Perhaps some think that I'm a "rube To feel th( way I do And some might say "That guy's a boob 1" T And maybe that is true. But, "rube""6r not," I'd be content To be of small renown-H- ave quiet fun, pay little rent. Within some little town. (, l-- .- 7-- 8c c; l-- 4c l-- 4c Western N.wipaper Union.) 53,-30- -- $1.50-$1.6- $1.35-$1.4- $1.35-$1.87- 0, ,6 $1.45-$1.5- ORDINANCE An Ordinance Entitled "An Ordinance Fixing the Amount of Bonds For County Officers." (Continued Prom Page Two) have been materially reduced by recent lake shipments which are now practically at an end for this season. Canadian springs wheat --markets weakened under the pressure of contin ued heavy cash offerings and No. 1 Manitoba northern closed December 5 at 59 a decline of 1 for the week. Durum wheat markets fluctuated with other classes of spring wheat but offerings of cash grain were: relatively small and readily taken - December durum at Duluth advanced .2 and closed December 5th at 71 No, 1 and No. 2 amber durum were quoted at Minneapolis at 71 and at Duluth at 72 and 78 No. 1 durum was quoted at the latter market at 71 No. 2 mixed durum at 69 and 73 aand No. 2 red durum and 70 c per bushel. c, 1130, stem quoted December 5th at Portland at 80c; No. 1 soft and western hard at 70c and No. 1 hard winter northern spring and western red at 68c per bushel sacked; No. 1 western white western red and hard winter was quot ed at Seattle at 71c sacked, and local 14 per cent protein hard winter at 77c per bushel. The same quality hard win ter from Montana in bulk was quoted at 82 Vic, local 14 per cent protein No. 1 dark northern springs, sacked at 77c and the same quality wheat from Mon tana in bulk at 83 c per bushel. California wheat markets continued dull but prices held fairly steady. Trading in California wheat remained of small proportions with current requirements being supplied largely by and intermountain states. About 0 tons of wheat have been received at San Francisco since the first of June of which over 30,000 tons were northern wheat. Bay region wheat stocks at the first of December totaled 26,224 tons compared with 29,850 tons December 1. 929. California growers 0 were mostly asking for No. 1 hard white and N. 1 soft white wheat delivered San Francisco' but buyers were bidding only which is about the price at which northern wheat could be purchased; No. 2 soft white wheat from the north was quoted delivered dock San Francisco sacked, at at the close of the week; No. 2 dark hard win ter was offered from Idaho and Utah 0 at per cwt in bulk, deliver c; c, l-- 4c l-- 4c X-- 4c The Board of County Commissioners of Box Elder County, state of Utah, ordains as follows: ; That the persons elected or appointed to offices in Box Elder County for their respective terms of office as pro vided by statute and they are hereby required to execute a bond as provided by statute in favor of Box Elder County before entering upon the duties of their respective offices in the amounts as follows, to wit: The County Treasurer must execute a bond in the penal sum of $40,000.00 The County Clerk must execute a bond in the penal sum of $3,000.00 The County Sheriff must execute a bond in the penal sum of $5,000.00 The County Attorney must execute a bond in the penal sum of $1,000.00. The County Recorded must execute a bond in the penal sum of $2,000,-0- Pacific coast markets were steady but prices did not follow the advance at eastern points and held about un changed. Export demand was very dull with Canadian wheat from Vancouver underselling domestic wheat in foreign markets. Marketings in the Pacific Northwest have been much smaller for the season to date than for the corresponding period last year, receipts at Portland, Seattle and Ta- coma totaling about 2,700,000 bushels less than for the same period last se&son. Stocks in country warehouses are relatively large but growers are not pressing sales at current prices, One cargo and one parcel lot of 750 tons of wheat were reported sold to the United Kingdom during the week. The County Assessor must execute No Export flour business was report ed and bids were about 30 cents per a bond in the penal Bum of $3,000.00. The County Surveyor must execute barrel below local values. Domestic mill demands at Portland and Seattle a bond in the penal sum of $1,000,-0was quiet . Prices held about unchang County upt, of Schools must exeed with No. 1 hard white bid bent blue cute a bond in the penal sum of 0. 0. i execute $1,000.00. This Is The Place -tq-- Order Your (Eijristmas (Earbs v Place your order with us now before the choice cards are sold out Every year more and more Christmas cards are being: sent out because they are inexpensive and send the greetings that mean just as much as expensive gifts. - $1.45-$1.5- 5, $1.50-$1.5- $1.45-$1.5- cwt The JPhilco Balanced Unit Deweyville Mrs. C. Eames and children of American Falls are spending the winter months here with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Hansen. Mrs. Paul Gardner visited relatives at Salt Lake. Mrs. Edna Loveland returned from Salt Lake where she visited relatives. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lish and Lloyd Lish were in Brigham and Ogden at; tending to business. W. W. Howard of Brigham City vis ited relatives here. Mr .and Mrs. John Becker of Ogden spent Thanksgiving here as the guests of their parents. Mr .and Mrs. Tonie Raymond and sons, Ira and Bill, and daughter Margie of Ogden were guests of Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Lish. Saturday night Mr .and Mrs. Con Feyer and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dust man entertained twenty at their 9th wedding anniversary. Saturday Mrs. T. R. Ault. returned from Ogden where she was the guest of her daughter, Mrs. John Becker. Mrs. Catherine Christensen is at Og den for a few days. Mrs. Walter Sudsberry, Mrs. CP. Jensen and Mrs. Frank Germer were shopping in Ogden Friday. Thursday Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Dewey were shopping in Ogden. CARRIES WITH IT ACCESS THE WHOLE WORLD TO PLACES far and near are one to the radio owner. Through the continued ef- forts of engineers and scientists radio knits the world into one panorama for your ear. No wonder the gift of a radio is like giving the world as a present Gifts Elecfrical Coleman Electrical Appliances Toasters - Percolators Waffle Irons Etc. Traveling Bags Gloves And many other useful and beautiful NOTICE OF HEARING Notice is hereby given that the application of the Oregon Short Line Rail Road Company, for permission to discontinue the operation of its station at Collinston, Utah, as an agency station, will be heard before the public Utilities Commission of Utah, at Collinston, Utah, on Thursday, the 18th day of December, at 10:30 A. M. By order of the Commission. Dated at Salt Lake City, Utah, on the 8th day of December, A.; D., 1930. Frank L. Ostler, Secretary. gifts Tremonfon Harness and Accessories Co. UTAH TREMONTON, OUR FIRST SHOWING OF THE B! 1930. Commissioners Davis, Hunsaker and Sweeten voting "Aye." T. L. Davis, Chairman Isreal Hunsaker Jr., Member, G. G. Sweeten, Member. ATTEST: (County Clerk Seal) P. Russell Wight, Clerk By Louise Ingram, Peputy Clerk. grf tSaS&i m p VB Commencing Monday, Dec. Notice is hereby riven of the inten tion of the Board of County Commis sioners of Box Elder County, at the regular meeting to be held Monday, December 15. 1930. to increase the bud get appropriation of the following departments as provided by Chapter 7(5 of the Session Laws of Utah, 1927. ; bounty Koad Fund, special construction $1000 00. Pauper Fund $1900.00 General Fund 21 40.00 Justice Court, .... $ 200.00 state and Gen $1940.00 Total Wednesday night a shower and Mrs. O. G. Harwood last week at Ogdance was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrs. den. Vera Knudsen and their many friends Frank Chisek of Trenton was calland relatives.' ing on friends here Sunday. Miss Jennie Marble is visiting with her aunt, Mrs. JSherly Tucker of OgGreat are the filming stations. They den. brighten up many a corner that used Miss Ruth Jensen visited her sister, to grow up in weeds. ( 0; $1.50-$1.5- a Justice oi Jfeace must bond in the penal sum of $500,90Constable must execute .a bond m the penal sum of $500.00. ,' JV It is further provided that the Coun ty Treasurer shall furnish a corporate surety bond and the premium thereof shall be paid by Box Elder County. Passed this 24th day of November, NOTICE Don't Leave Until Tomorrow What Should Be Done Today ed Californit points. Low prices of California mills have reduced the demand for feed wheat but poultry feed ers were buying scattered lots of wash ed wheat from Washington and Oregon, which was quoted at $1.35 per cwt., sacked, on dock at San Francisco or $1,424 delivered to Petaluma. The Los Angeles market held practically unchanged during the week with demand quiet Feeders were taking limited amounts for immediate needs but mills were mostly using supplies purchased earlier in the season. At the close of the market December 6th No. 2 hard winter in bulk was quoted at LosAngeles at No. 2 dark hard winter at No. 1 hard winter sacked at 5 and 0 No. 1 western white at per PAGE FIVE $5040.00 12-ll- tl 1 5th AT THE Heitz & Winzeler Sales Room AT TREMONTON This new car surpasses anything in our history from standpoint of beauty, performance and durability. And is the outstanding value club sedan at the of 1931 in motor cars. A65 H. P. 4-d- oor TREMONTON LEADER til MORE : Do You Pride Your Appearance YOUR CHRISTMAS GIFT FROMUS YOUR SUIT CLEANED AND PRESSED for i: shopping! CHRISTMAS : f We carry a complete; Jihe of useful and beau jjtiful gifts for young: land old. -. : fprices unbeatable anyf twnere. Come and See $1.00 TREMONTON U.S. Cleaners MUSIC STORE New Low Price $812.00 i i - ! 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