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Show AGE SIX BEAU RIVER VALLEY. I J5AI1ER: - . i ' ioi THlincniV Miorw . - definite measure to keep our own peo- putting up by an Ogden firm. NOTICE TO CREDITORS fix little girls who will be the ple who are employed in their manu Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Holman, son club members anl their mothers. facture from being without work." Ralph, and little daughted Ruth, were Mrs. Ault gave a talk on club work: Estate of Rose E. Madsen, Deceased Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Creditors will present claims with Mrs. C E. Anderson went to BriJ- - and the hostess served delicious re: . , 1. Leo Walker of Garland. vouchers to the undersigned at Dewev- - ham City Sunday to attend the fun- freshments. David Larson and son Willard went ville, Utah on or before the 20th Miss Rae Abbott went to Logan Sum day eral of her brother. Charles Tingev to Salt Lake City Friday to visit the of April, A. D. 1931. and after arriving there learned the day to attend club school the coming --I- Misses Rhoda and Mane Larson and Date of first publication. February sad news of the death of her sister. week. Mr. and Mrs. Elias Pubitree are hap other relatives and friends. They al 19, A. D. 1931. Mrs. Lizzie Bingham, who died Sun George Abbott and Lewis Abbott over the arrival of a new son, born so called on relatives at py J. Leo Madsen. administrator day morning at the home of her broth- were Logan visitors last Friday. Clearfield, February 19, 1931. Mother and babe Saturday, returning home in the ever of the estate of Rose E. Madsen. De er, Orsen Tingey. Mrs. Bingham had Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Garfield, Mrs. Recently while drivine throuirh Tex are doing welL ceased. been ill for nine weeks as a result of Charles Garfield, Mrs. Calvin Kay and Mr. Mrs. and I Pocain Walter a of as, spent night the thriving Jack, Lewis Jones. Attornev for Ad a stroke of Miss Pearl Petersen of Tremonton paralysis. This communi- - Thomas Kay were Logan visitors Friwest Texas town of Odessa. tello, returned home, after visiting in First National Bank " Had a very pleasant visit with Washakie for two weeks, with friends. was a Sunday guest at the Lafayette ministrator, v".j.i.iues wun juts. Andersen in day.Miss Lillian Kav had as her double loss. Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wantron and Grover home. In the evening Mr. and Building, Brigham City, Utah. iCalph bhuffler, publisher of the OdesMrs. James B rough of Garland, were Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Fridal, Jr. and guests Miss Lillian Morrison of Tre sa who told me of the Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Perdash attended . Mr. and Mrs. Ted Newton were in Lo- - monton. aims and ambitions of that splendid the Malad Stake excursion to the Lo the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Grover. gan on Friday. Miss Mary Westmoreland of Tre little city. NOTICE TO CREDITORS gan Temple last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Alva Rhodes and son Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Woodruff were monton visited her aunt Mrs. Zeb Ector County, in which Odessa is Mr. Warren Wanaron and Juanita Keith, attended the program, banquet guests of Mrs. Woodruff's mother, White on Sunday. located, has an area of 900 square Perdash were Brieham visitors last and dance given by South Bov Elder Estate of Niels T. Johnson, Deceased. Mrs. Kliza Madsen at Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Dodd of Harper miles and is about half way between Monday. Honeyville, Thursday. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George El Paso and Fort Worth on the coast Mr. and Mrs. Mose Neaman and County Farm Bureau at Corinne, Mon ed. Creditors will present claims with Those from here who atended the Brough Keith gave a talk on evening. Saturday,highway, known as the "Broadway of Mr. and Mrs. Jim John Neaman were day F. F. A. work. to vouchers South Box Elder County Farm Bureau at undersigned Brigham The Ladies Farm Bureau have post America. Logan visitors last Friday and Sat Utah on Members W. of before or Larson's familva City, the 20th day Social at Corinne, Monday evening poned their meeting until March 13, J. Odessa is one of the largest beef urday. were Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Brough, Mr. at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. cattle raising and shipping centers in Mr. Gross. Supt of the Fort Hall accompanied Norman to Logan Sun- of April, A. D. 1931. where of he is Date C. a first and Mrs. Geo. Beal and Mrs. P. E. Charles Garfield. student at A. the day publication, February ine soutnwest, and I was told that Indian reservation accompanied bv Mr also visited relatives and friends 19, 1931. Ault. They report a very Dleasanr. They thousand head of beef Ray York is ill with a bad attack nearly forty Lynch, examiner of inheritance, were Heber K. Johnson, administrator evening spent with our Southern neigh of flu. cattle were shipped from there during in Washakie on business on Monday Mrs. trie Northman and children of of the estate of Niels T. Johnson, De bors. enjoyed the drive with them. Mrs. C K- Anderson and children the past year. the 23rd. Mr. Gross paid these people Garland, Mrs. L. M. Holman Miss Rae Abbott entertained at her1 were ceased. entertained in Brigham City Tues It is the center of a great oil field a very nice compliment. He said they Iewis Jones. Attorney. First Na home on Saturday afternoon for the day. visiting and has the largest modern poultry were clean, alert and bright eyed. Thursday complimentary to Mrs. L Preston of Ogden. Mrs. Chambers. tional Bank Building. Brigham City. ranch in the Southwest. The city is Much more advanced than those on W. well built arid attractive, has splendid the Fort Hall Reservation. He thought Mrs. Innes and Mrs. George O. Nye Utah. were other invited guests. On Wed schools, churches and business houses. perhaps it was due to their religious nesday Mrs. Holman was among the The streets are wide and the city has life. guests of Mrs. Geo 0. Nye of Garland all modern improvements. George Elk and Ray Hanks were! who entertained in honor of Mrs. L. NOTICE OF SUMMONS I could quite aeree with Gradv Bell. Tremonton visitors last Saturday. W. Preston, of Ogden. manager of the Odessa Chamber of The Misses Carma Baird. Martha Mr. Mrs. Lafayette Grover, In the District Court of the Judicial tommerce, when he said, "Odessa has Hart and Mildred Anderson, school sons and Wildon, Clifton and Fred, motor a most progressive and truly western teachers at Portage visited District of the State of Utah in and Sunday ed to Salt Lake City on business Mon Box Elder County. Clarence E. for type of citizenship." School at Washakie last Sunday. Thev day. The citizens of Odessa have donn were as President of the Bear Riv Smith, Mrs. of Par Bishop and guests Saturday Wendell Hansen. Orval er Stake of the Church of Jesus great work in the building of that city ry in the afternoon. Lheney, Keith Rhodes and Fred .Som and it has a great future ahead of it. Christ of Latter Day Saints, a corEddie Waneon returned home Sat ers went to Logan. Keith and Fred I was most impressed with the snir poration sole created and existing for after urday evening, went especially to look into school being away it of the business men of Odessa. Thev about under the laws of the State of Utah, a year. work at the U. S. A. C. for the com appeared to me as men who do not Plaintiff . Warren Parry of Malad. spent the ing school year. spend their time talking about the week end at Washakie, with vs. Mr. M. Mrs. L. visiting and Holman were business outlook, but spend their time Omer and Marcus Tarry. Friday visitors to Ogden and Brig- - V. A. Nielson. Blue Oeek Land & k for business being on the ham. Livestock Co., a corporation, and P. One of the main reasons for the Mrs. F. A. Shumr.it of Penrose vis A. Nielson, Defendants. growth of this city is the fact that the ited with her daughter, Mrs. James H. citizens know business and capital Summons Miller, r nday and Saturday. come where they are invited and stay The State of Utah to said Defen Mr. and Mrs. Lafayette Grover were where they are well treated. I found dants : You are hereby summoned to The ward house presented an im Logan and Brigham visitors, Saturday that Odessa treats everyone well proved and pleasing appearance. Sun . Keith Rhodes went to Ogden on busi appear within twenty days after ser vice of this summons upon you, if day. The baskets had been taken ness, Friday. served within the countv in which this K. S. Sterling, Publisher of the down and the old curtain which hail COME THIS action is brought: otherwise, within Houston (Texas) Post Dispatch, savs served for about twenty years was reOgden P. L. ,Stoman opened print thirty-tw"The buyine of products made in moved. In its stead were modern days after service, and de fend the above entitled action; and in Texas by Texans to improve the unem drape curtains which create a much ing office here. Nephi Federal Post Office Depart case of your failure so to do. iudere- ployment and industrial situation has more cozy atmosphere. Mesdames L. ment considering plans for construc- ment will be rendered against you acproven in a great measure its worth in M. Holman, C. J. Hansen and Joseph of new $55,000 post office build cording to the demand of tion the short time it has been advocated Oyler are to be congratulated on their complaint ing. financial wiucn xias Deen nieci witn the uerK ol industrial and work leaders in of by sewing the curtains ready for the Court. This action is brought to the state who have sponsored the plan. "As for the quiet plaintiff's title to the land de plan itself, scribed in said complaint. Lewis Jones little originality can be claimed for it. In the days of the Pioneers who set Plaintiff's Attorney. P. O. Address 1st Nat'l Bank Bldg., Brigham City, tied the vast leagues of wilderness Wt Utah. 5 2 and plains country, now called Texas, to. D I S T R I B U T I O N WITHOUT w a'c p W our lorelathers were compelled to follow such a plan of exchange to survive the difficulties forced unon them bv living the outposts of civilization. The exchange of commodities with the In7th, 1931 dians was the logical step when their stores were depleted. Here are values that will amaze you All fresh, "The state, city or nation to eniov fered when you shop at Safeway. We do not wait for prosperity and growth must of necessity carry on commercial intercourse clean foods. You will recoernize the greatest values of- with neighboring cities, states and na competition to reduce prices. tions, but, to assure a substantial bas is on which to rely in an emergency, it is highly important to develop a 31 from within. "The plan for Texans to buy Texas products is accomplishing what its sponsors hopa for it because no dras UTE BRAND GARDEN PEAS. No. 2 Cans tic lines were drawn to spread the idea abroad that Texas was building a wall around her borders. Such an imores sion on the outside world would have been a grave mistake. Cities and states no longer wall themselves in FANCY IDAHO SWEET SUGAR CORN No. 2 Cans man's progress and development has made such things antiquated. We bid for the favor of visitmir delegations: we invite our neighbors to know what our markets have to offer. CAMPBELLS BRAND, All Varieties, Regular Size Cans "The Texas campaign, in broad terms, is a reminder or calling attention to the fact that a great many of the neces sities of life which we use every day are made by Texans in Texas. 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