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Show frcwrxTY OFFERS ffff HOMESEEKER . COINTY OFFERS THE CAPITALIST Thousands of Acres of Finest Coal Lands. Promising Oil Prospects. Inexhaustible SupKMI'.KY Water. Ideal School., 'rExccHent f jmai conveniences. Best Summer S1 2Vmr Kange in Country i .i All the News of "THE EMPIRE OF EMERY" All of NO. 26. VOUME XX. CASTLE 1ALE. I TAI1. SATl HUAY. MARCH ply Best Timber. Ideal Territory for Sugar Beet Factories the Time 13. 1920. $1.00 A YEAH piovcments we must all be united. Several of our towns are desirous of obtaining new school in the The following program will be given very near future. Ourbuildings bond election Wednesday afternoon at the Annual comes March S3. What shall we do-- all aay celebration to I e given by tllei hang together and obtain these local Relief society next Wednesday blessings or shall we remain apart afternoon : and pass up the splendid opportunity The big educational campaign which woman, and child healing the message of placing all the boys and girls of the was neccs.sai ily postponed throughout these speakers will bring. Assistance Hymn. "America." Opening prayer, Mrs. Annie Peter- county on an equal basis in the matter the state mi account of the sudden should be rendered people who live son. of study room, recreational, comfort, appearance of the Influenza in epi- out of town or are olheiwi.se handineeds and is going to Dale next Saturday and kindred facilities. Hymn, "Daughters of Zion." demic form about six weeks ago, will capped in attending. Everyone Ik to Emery county afternoon, March commercial club. 20. at 2 o'clock. These The funeral of John T. olsen. which be resumed all owv the state be- benefit ami the community at large Speech of welcome. President Chris-tensebve , live county will delegates was in existence at that time proceed to effect a was held Friday. March 5, was very ginning next Sunday, March 'Jl and will reap advantages In the future in an organization per Solo, Joseph Jameson. ;v,w! years ago and a great deal of manent organization, consisting of the largely attended. Among the out of continuing ten days. Emery county Is just that proportion in which interest not olone at that time regular officers and board Talk The Restoration," .Mrs. Maria ,uw" people w ho were present were exceptionally fortunate, through the in the approaching campaign manidireet-of (K,4oine of it, Mr. and Mrs. James II arisen nf Rith- - efforts of Superintendent J. A. Washors, also transacting any other busi-du- b Allen. fested by the town as a whole. since then, and an ness that may be found now could he many times more Reading of minutes of first meerinir r;tiln' Mrs. Mark Hramwell and Mrs burn who labored strenuously to this The schedule of meetings follows: necessary to held under the direction of Joseph Lawrence larsen of Idaho Palls. end with the state directors in Salt i ..ivontaeeous since there are so many .getting a county commercial M NDAY. MAUCII 21 - derway. fields for f extensive opera"'" olsen be followed will favored with it Price. Mr. and Mrs. George Lake City, and Delegates to Saturday's meet- by minutes of first ssdniore ... - .. . .. w elected on a basis of one for "'rrl'" "l asue iaie organization. y lalwards ot Idaho Kails. John T. visit from some of the most important .r uunand exploit"and Elmo at 10 o'clock a.m. Victor . , , .. ..no, uhieh is nn n footlner each ..n. h,ln.nj with un,-- ...... t;.,r Olsen. was born Sept 15. 1867 at Gunof the speakers and at the very incepoi iocai or " ; Cleveland ami trangex ille at 2 p.m. '"" utri'iai as """uini with umoij population, nison, I 'tan. the son of Ole C. olsen. tion of the campaign, the schedule of many good boosters to awnmnL,. ..u Sanitation, by Mrs. Mai v Sorensoo .h,t insures its success and usefulness, Huntington and Castle Dale at 7.SD. .. " u ;, .. uui.ton an.l r.tka.nf He spent his early life in different 'Meetings calling for three days' work k.f, tliret's" lls 1""'" ucirsaiiun as can possibly come An uagmar vv imam """"'S' MONDAY. MAItCH 23 .Musical selection from L'. s. A. to help us will be welcome and the parts of Sanpete county until 1N99. by two teams of two men each, all of ji.ers. expressed the desire when he moved to Emery. On March whom will lie men of state- - or nationLawrence and Rochester at 2 p.m. cannot be given too heartyorganisation Mrs. Anna E. Hansen. Reading, in any way they may be of service and support 1, 1895, he was married to as being so Ferron and Emery at 7.30 p.m. Song, congregation. their offer is appreciated Maryette wide fame as forceful and entertaining Huntington Peter Xielson, U W Edwards. Resides his wife speakers. These three days (Sunday. Prayer, Mrs. Emma Dickson. such opposed to the oldfashioned tra- - Grange. Tl i:si.Y. MAIU'll 2:1 A big dance will be given in the and nine children he Is survived by a Monday, and Tuesday) will be devoted uitions of Carbon county's officialdom. Orangeville H. M. Reld. J. Frank Molen and Clawson at 2 p.m. ward hall in the evening, commencing brother. G. T. olsen of Emery, and a to this part of Emery county alone and The idea of a county club has been Killian, A. Gardner Jewkes.' iMohrhind, Castle Dale, and Huntingof the leading in the minds of several Emery Alonzo Brinkerhoff Wm at 8 o'clock. Light refreshments will sister, Mrs. tilevia Hansen of Kphraim. not a single community, large or small, ton at 7.30 p.m. be will be The Green overlooked. and block which A. has some lihor served. been secured of if time the for county spirits Pettey. Two meetings, both evening sessions, for a public playground, was given a Woodside will be taken care of in confrom the avidity with we may judge Ferron John E. Stevens John C HUNTINGTON which the idea was seized thorough cleanup by an energetic nection with some district nearer the are scheduled for Castle Dale and GRADE SCHOOLS upon the Lemon, William Hitchcock. crowd of volunteers under the direc- railroad. Huntington according to the above, moment it was mentioned at Sunday's Castle Dale S. H. Larsen, Victor C. Members of local and county com- the Idea being tliHt these two towns Why not clean up? We are going tion of the social committee last week. meeting of the Emery County EducatiAnderson, A. D. Keller. Cleveland Joseph Potter, Ed Lar- to next Friday. Everyone is coming They're not through yet either. Just mittees, business men. and all others are central places and. at the. same onal Campaign Central committee, who can are asked to Join the speakers time, are conveniently located to enwith their aprons and overalls, and wa,'h " continue to improve! representative men from most of the son. return to Prion that Molen towns of the county were present at Peter Rasmussen jr., Sam everyone is going to bring something! ' Civic pride is showing up big in a In their tour of the county, helping In able the Invisitors to order to resume their itlner-ar- y to work with. Air. Leonard is to take larfe "umber of our good citizens this this way to emphasize the importance evening the meeting and the proposition met Caldwell. for other parts of the state. between fifty and ot the movement, which should and with instant favor, several matters of Rochester H. M. Edwards, Freddie all the boys outside and clean the "eek. I'ptodate or at the close of the pres- will mean more to Emery county and alHl 'earns have volunteered Toward sixl" n,en The will grounds. remain inside that be Olsen. girls may importance y an outside man, ever at seut to the state their than on services work the streets. and large campaign, care take anything of rooms. the orgtaken The an such Clawson J. W. Payne. Arnold Big-le- r. up only by properly A the California state before marked is windows very are superintendto be attempted. improvement desks washed, already all anization being brought to notice. It is hoped that holidays may be ent of schools, will come Into the boards washed and all that shown but we hope the enthusiasm will -- Jas. Lawrence-maThe discussion of the matter ended Brinkerhoff, Hela- - cleaned, not relax until street has had at proclaimed as much as possible nnd county for one meeting but when and in every in the election of a making a clean school room. Staker. temporary committjgoes will ho done where that meeting will be held will We are hoping that our clean-uee to get the matter before the people Mohrland Leo Kenney, W. E. day least some improving accomplished. that everything possible will be carried farther than the school The town dads are so pleased with the In every town to insure every man, be announced later. n a proper manner, C. E. Larsen be- - McKean. volunteer service rendered that they e 1ns elected temporary Elmo George II. Oviatt, B. H. yard, that the boys and girls will chairman and the good w ork over Saturday and have decided to give a free dance to David S. Williams, temporary secret- Erickson. party and dance lust Thursday for the all volunteer workers. If there Is a ary, with the various men named belVictor Thomas Wells, H. S. Noyes. j clean their yards at home, children. A total of $t? HO was raised ORANGEVILLE man or in town not who done has boy new ow to call Our school yard is now fenced Green River B. J. Silliman, W. D. massmeetings in their resand this they divided between the two it Isn't done in. We are very proud of that fence bis bit just come along pective communities for the purpose Thompson. ..... along with a good boys and sent a and dance free ticket. get Talk about a live town board! Well, letter of electing delegates to a Woodside Scott M. Miller, Henry since our sixth grade boys made it. yetThe Belief to each county orga spesociety will have When they finished the fence they did If our town doesn't come to the front anization meeting to be held at Castle Hinson. Kam W. Snow went to Mr. and not stop, but borrowed some dr;5gs. cial program and social for Annual to attei tne birthday annlver- now, with the boost ami determined 17. March day, teams and their leveled the. brought her, who Is now mak start it has got, none ever could for nary of Sa in's is The Social committee will It preparing a to make fine place yard. is intensely Interested In the ing his home tiiere. everyone St. for Patrick's big something day. make bread? Ask them and they will play ball. town's advancement and things are HIGH The attendance is very good now. We can't find out just what it is. They tell you bread Isn't good to eat alone. (continued on page 4) beginning to show it. All the electric see!" and wait "Just The first year boys have challenged A tardy mark is a thing of the past. sayMrs. Maria Foote, who has been light poles on the main streets have the for a game of baseball, which All the boys and girls are coming every feeble for some time, is very 111 been moved to the side of the streets HOLDS B. Y. CLOSE will boys be played Friday. The boys are day, not because of our record but quite and road building and grading, also this week. i HUNTINGTON are because they enjoying their school now very much enthused in athletics A baby girl recently came to the the fixing up of ditches, and all bad -on on is in but no more than the girls. A game work. the going streets, places The Huntington grade school is very home of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Morten-se- n every John (Jack! Riley passed away Ht The Huntington hand. They are cutting down and a boy to the home of Mr. and High school in parti- of indoor baseball will be played bewe are the of that first fact the proud old cotton-woo- his home Wednesday night Rfter a the all off and cular and the whole of Emery county tween first and second year girls Mondragging Mrs. Keele Will last Saturday. school in Emery county to get the penin seneral were trees and everyone seems to be long lingering sick spell. His death placed on the sports day at 3:30 o'clock. Iona declares nant two months in succession. We """ Imbued with the desire to get to work came as a double shock to his family map of the ' ' state in no uncertain her team is better than Edrie's but we might also state that it is here to stay. manner Friday and fix things up and if we continue as they had just received word a day CLEVELAND night when the basket-ba- il shall see Monday. to show the united spirit that has been or two before of the death of their team from that school, The choir of under the direction champions Brother Hansen Miss Rosezella Nolley of the eastern so in one more much in evidence in the recent past case flu of We have have started active section of the Nebo divtown that of one of our grade teachers. we tjjjn and will have a city of which of Salt Lake City, whose death was ision, played the B. Y. U. high school work on the opera "Prescilla." Parts cauHed by the after effects of the flu. team of Provo This is the only-cas- anyone may tie proud. Mrs. Leona Erickson. the hardest contested were cast this week. The dates of The funeral for Mr. Riley will be held out we two As have now. game the Provo boys now missionary set for are definitely In the ward meeting house at 2 o'clock. hoopsters have won presentation The many friends of Mrs. Wm. T. in the world.' trying to teach and during the season, The music deLust Sunday night, the home of accordng to some of May 10th isand 11th.to considerable ex as and their the the she to are exknow that Litster gospel spread rejoicing Players. going The Provo team was partment Alex Johnson was burned to the ssena .Mrs. are She on the is sufpenses jonnson, high, improve. posed of more mature looking men pense to secure this opera, nearly one again our Relief society president, has once ground. Very little was saved from than the fered a relapse last week and for Huntington youngsters who, hundred dollars having been spent in away r not our more started twenty-fouhours there was missionary parties the house as the family were all though tall and actice, are among the royalty and books, but we feel that the fire started. much hope entertained for her re- which did so much In the past to help from home when youngest contenders for ch mnlnnahin the people will appreciate an opera of of the fire is unknown. honors in the covery. However, with constant and our missionaries, both financially and- Origin this type. There are seventy members entire state. We thought our town was dear of first idea the of and friends orlginatThe final score efforts relatives being faithful spiritually, was 41 to 33 in favor in the choir besides the principals. flu but it appeared again last week " the she was nursed back and has been jed by our dear friend and former good the EMERY Bro. Hansen and his band of musivisitors, but the score would in the home of John Marshall. They E. The Curtis. V. Mrs. to She have been since. citizen, hopes steadily gaining reversed without a doubt cians are working diligently on a prowas given at the home of Mr. are practical over it now, however. be able to sit up in a few days. town our "t for the is A 29th. party on committee March be canvassing to gram given continued ill luck of the Chriss Johnson has spent the Ida V. Litster has tendered her resig- and Mrs. J. H. Taylor, thi grandpar- lastMrs. Huntington hoys in their field throws The school is all in excitement wait- this week to obtain subscriptions to the week with her daughter, Mrs. Ida was It Buren. Van she Vernon as feels ents of as nation the of that, extension to the postmistress for " the baskets. They were nervous bonus for required Thursday night ing anxiously his parents' Litster at Cleveland. ,m hlsh mis lines of the Vtah Power and Light owing to her weakend condition after held there instead of at illness Seven babies were blessed In Sacrastrung to a degree that come, and why not as u is on of his on account the of will sickness? home severe she of are her midst. We our will siege be very company into a!""" tvvo out of three throws night that "Fools and Follies" ment meeting last Sunday and eight is who Mrs. Leslie Crawford, be to continue the unable sister, responsibilithe basket to wheel know that much in need of this modern improveat the previous fast day. around on the staged, and the students clever There were very few were blessed Oveson still very ill. from ment and we feel sure that the good ties of the office any longer. n"P or barely miss the attended our Fast President The they can expect something goals. those not and were now who there women in Miss Leona Johnson assisting citizens of our town will luiity; of their general the H. E. C. girls. sent their meeting last Sunday for the purpose of may come to not able playing were store. office Cash who in e and to the poet realize that We carry the share. their have judged by the fact that challenged The faculty on the rethey had Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Allred have mites with goodwill and love for the blessitiK his little grandson "e hall in their territory about three-lourt- h students for a contest on Irish joke the proposition through successfully quest of his daughter, Mrs. Rilla Johnwillso who came down Wattis. to departed towns returned all boys missionary They of the for be will necessary of the time. son. He also bore his testimony and The first half telli ng. This contest will take place it ""led is t it; in in the southern part of the county to to attend the funeral of Harry Allred. ingly to represent each one of us, expressed his good feelings toward the favor of tne home Wednesday morning.in The students stand more two and years of Johnson Mrs. Chriss we maybe Huntington spending sincerely united, therefore this are, Dora, ''s. the overbalancing tallies coming who will participate gospel. cause truth in the of Is her at bedside of the here daughter among strangers our sister towns, Castle Dale, me 'sei'n'1 Bob. half, when it was neces- - Nellie, Edrie, Harris, Merril and Fri trust that No wonder everyone is anxious to help Litster. Ida Molen Mrs. Ferron, Clawson, Senior Orangeville, the hop Don't foreet big ,lme out twice on account At a meeting of the town board held all they can for this gospel is dearer u'tne exhausted condition of some of day night March 19. Everyone is and Rochester will each do their share the CLAWSON George White was appointed to us all than gold. Hut it takes gold t toward recently. alomz with making Emery 'Huntington boys. coming so get in the swim. town having been several to keep them going nnd, from the libthe it not let and success marshal, a proposition S''nu' Wi,s free of months without one. Mrs. Helga eral way In which it was forthcoming The funeral of Ralph Edward Jenmti playing andexceptionally drag along indefinitely. the referee, a Provo or less dependent upon Stokes was appointed treasurer to take last Friday night there Is no possible kins, w hich was held Thursday at the more are We i was not so HUNTINGTON HIGH technical as some e each other for many of the improve- - the place of Ida Litster, who had re- questioning as to how the people feel Clawson ward house, was the largest been, with the result that the in our county. We hope to have signed. Wm. T. Litster was appointed on the subject, many of those present attended ever held In Clawson. Prayer ' 'le was ments kept going fast thorughout. Saturday nieht witnessed the final better roads, more modern school health officer to take the iilace of M. remarking that it will be a great plea- was offered by Elder Edward Jorgen-se- n 'n1 im follow: sure and privilege to be aide to help of Clawson and the choir render between Carbon high school and etc. To obtain these im- - L. Snow who has moved away. game L. Young, center; the Huntington high school, which buildings, in that way for they are only asked to ed a couple of selections in a beautiful High j son ,! j,,nsen f0rwar(js; Staker resulted in an easy victory ior me give what they feel like from a dime manner, following which Elder llyrum ' nifih Partridge, center; local team. The score was to is. to a dollar. They purpose holding one Nelson, stake high councilman, of Ferj. ,! '''"ton sub) and Nuttall, for- the of these parties each month ,.; as, just for ron, spoke feelingly of the good charthe score was Although heeler and Jackson, guards, the benefit of our missionaries. It acter and ambitious life of the dewas fast and game ('r'AU was one of the not only helps them financially but ceased, followed by former Bishop The first half ended lb ever largest for a simi)ar event in throughout. also helps them to interest people William Hitchcock, who had known : : : : Rist KiUr to 10 in our favor, but after the when they show the great lists of the deeeaed for several years and in turefM1""' one specially fine fea-th- it second whistle the home boys gained friends they have at home to remem- all that time had known him for nothattendance being the fact until they were stopped by the st'"'Pn,s of the Emery Stake rapidly Miss ber and help them. They say It helps ing but good helpful citizenship. The Price boys had aoad and no one will ever miss Wiora Rogers of Ferron sang "Guide for the section honors luck pitching baskets success wonderfully and of endeavor noble a to life submitted was until th' rial poor essay particularly The following flu sent all chances glimmer-"ig- . small amounts, which, however, Me to Thee," in her usual beautiful All the boys played hard and earned ih Unntintrton High school for where ne will contnoute materially such Were ; , was v. in the aggregate mean several dol- voice, followed by another hymn by a share of the victory. Gomer five the composition contest conducted by to the advance of civilization. Hithus last the choir after which the closing Greater still are the national bene- lars. The. meeting was held at two Huntington replaced at guard in the McArthur the United States army the Lennis icademy enlistments in the o'clock and the following program was prayer was offered by Elder John E. having minutes of play by faculty fits upon predicated superv " die tl'ansnnrtntinn nrrnnp-fellow Americans, given with Mrs A. G. Jewkes acting as Stevens of Ferron. The body was takwho made an excellent showing for Dicipline, improved health, greater- army. Would you,never '"is m order to insure everyone's his repreif bearcare you again see Old master of ceremonies. Each one pres en to Ferron for interment in the Fermight a first game. Price was well defeat graceful "'tendane power of endurance, " relurn the Muntlng- - sented at the game and took the set-uof life, ent was warned to prepare themselves ron cemetery, where the grave was ton t,, her prophecy unfurling Glory, round all physical iHl a fine of ing and an with something to do to make the af- dedicated by Elder Edward Jorgensen. of the and the s feel physiand look thing in honoring in good part as usual. As a result happiness, pursuit man liberty, that makes a Spring-vill- e a pleasure since it Is a terri- The family wish to extend their thanks ternoons will free activities of play of the the the our land and the wave benecards "o'er boys the aeadw the victory of cally like a man are among to be called upon to do to their many friends who assisted ble offense care championship to of Would y"ilnffsters 'home extent the the brave?" the of for you idmitr probably fits of an enlistment in the army. So be pre- - them in their sickness and bereaveand refuse. m to and time exact 'h, something and at the should r'tnS dance and Union pass away half ganie the Nebo division, A soldier is sure of food, lodging. if the updecided inter-schoTh'S ment. The mother, brothers, and sisor been pared. to of Russia. which is leave you subject Japan, spirit cooper l' place not yet having most clothes and money to spend is a Us All Speak Kind ters of Mr. Jenkins had to leave for oc- - your old grandmother, Great Britain? "Let over ,n1!!" in Singing, every assured naPPy improvement on This season has been the not something their homes immediately after the "mitions and here's hoping successful the H. H. S. it roue -- an you see miywrucic a ni oiasc ui Words to Each Other." continue to grow. JohnWe have won CUPation. Mrs. one Sena funeral to attend to sick ones at their bound the more than desirable basketball. remarks, fishes and Opening you in loaves the joyed But better than one. own homes. son. Blue? and in lost the Red. only White, and seen from nine games had a of the arn y are the, benefits Under the upThis heritage is a benefit that came, Recitation by Mary Stilson. Bishop J. Orson Barney must be lost education. The Domestic Science b class of the angle enlist-reprensomewhere in Duchesne county as h Saturday nigh new peace-tim- e Remarks, Leva Luke. organization our army and must still be maintained, by ACADEMY candy and cake saleThese sales will hasn't come home yet. (Later He arments in the army, Recitation, Josie E. Childs. national university a during the dance. great and Mof-fit- t. rived home Friday after a trip that is that all Thursday others than More Maysie vocational every experiences, Missionary precious be soldiers rj'"Rram for given third given by the usually which provides years was marked for the extremely stormy, cost which our of the more benefit army under intere.?1 niU( h enjoyed by all. An Friday in the kitchen. training he encountered, throughout who weather was turned Into a and professional and Caroline unstinted blood in to Remarks in Ouymon. by pay exist any than afternoon helped Uebate was given: "Refavorable conditions Friday half-das'ed t and all the girls civilian The equipment of toil given upon humanity's altar in the praised the missionary boys and all the trip.) institution. st thp , "; ,ne Pirls should not smile clean-u- p Mrs. Matilda Mower Buchanan left a those who had helped them. S' The "egatives won. It did their bit while most of the At four shops and laboratories i3 the most great World War where was born "ill be "h on. this week to visit her son and daughter courses of new world freedom. This costly bene-stud- y Song, Anna Johnson. the can buy; Sophs next week and we on the fence and looked money modern know h in in Castle Dale. Remarks, Lovina Van Buren. "rKram given by th?m will o'clock there was a matinee dance have been selectedwith great, fit, brought forth by bleeding soldiers, "S'eii deUs All Press On." Our Sunday school and meeting Sun "Let and for Singing, security f repre-largely depends WTe the personnel teaching the other classes. lnvite I care' in totalled last were vrell attended. We had raised in The amount cash the enlistments day upon nation. velopment the of brains ji scents t0 come to these the best Kfams .u'rvone us President A. G. Jewkes and sent will to with be Vernon so naked which if its that $51.75, necessary under We an army a.n1 enlistment of benSTits assure you, you will be ," The A like party will be held Elder O. Sorenson jr. Van covered be Buren. from form infant are may for in military training this new policv cli'iibing the hill, Thp!M Old Glory, Our cottage meeting was held Wedfor Elden Luke the first Friday in domestic science class is Junday night. On the same even.ng unmeasured; but may be conjee- - ' proach by the folds ofLILLIE rapi.j, EXGLE April. MRS. nesday at the home of Mrs. Mary American an ''"lvam'inKmany mean that spoke. us Harris to Mr. Miss tells tured Lowry the,' The Primary also held a missionary Ltavis, Eider Thomas Hardy presiding. Feb. 20, 1920. w ill be led out of ignorance and failure i'"" f ook almost s well as the girls on lastj?age) (Continued to why don't they like RELIEF SOCIETY IHTY COMMERCIAL CLUB ORGANIZATION ANNUAL DAY EDUCAT10NALDRIVE BEGINS SUNDAY IS UNDERWAY Jut-- ' w Milt-Smit- -- j Ml.i v. . ! county-wid- e pos-abl- n p con-jtinu- Ml:-Pric- Ill i - d "j grand-daughte- 'ounty Qk ) e j ntnn L- What Are the Benefits of An Enlistment one-side- d In the United States Army? time-keepe- r. i,i-e- p 7 j j j ol jRvlsTAKE ts y. lw pro-We- re-y- et - r, |
