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Show ) " THK HIGH COl NT Y NEWS, RANDOLPH. UTAH : A f.W-- v I Local .News Einiimat 2lst SATURDAY TUESDAY 4 Jan 24th - Sweet" Murice Tourneurs Blanche ' ' Production mn: :'r . The Life Line The Girl in The jfeb AND, PATHE News A Paramount Magazine i TWO NIGHT SHOWS EACH 9?oO & 7;30 this part of the Country, , Niue cor loads of cattle wei.e in sold by local stockmen during the ' Miss Ivy Nebeker and Sarah of five which were )mst week, Scbenck gave an 'oyster supper taken by Mr. Sorenson ane four Tuesday evening, twelve of' their by Mr. Dunford, both buyers refriends Were presant and every presenting western concerns. a good time The 'cattle were loaded at Evans- onereported hiving after .refreshments were served, ton Tuesday by those who sold had a very enjoyable sleigh This movement of stock realized they ride. in dollars and cents approximate P, M, $15,000. to the community. Mr. Chas. Moslander of Hilli- ard Wyo. was, a business visitor at Randolph Wednesday,. having purchased hay in these paits some time ago he is now feeding some 600 head of cattle here, ADMISSIONS DOORS OPEN AT SEVEN Mrs, Annie Corless returned home Monday of this week from the bedside of her daughter Del oris at the L. D. S, hospital at Salt Lake Citv She reports the OCLOCK, SHARP t f j Jno. Kennedy PreS. Joseph Weston Vice Pres. patient as doing very well. , j Chas. W. W. Walton Cashier il- Directors Jno. Kennedy - Geo JSpencer ' Henry Hoffman -A- --' Joseph Weston , Geo. A. Peart 1 , Bank of Randolph HE Randolph, Utah. .Cashier. C,W. Walton ' BOB car LOTS, A SPECIALTY ABSOLUTLY RELIABLE i Office and Warehouse on County Road t Harry Volk Wholesale & - Retail Dealer In Bides, Furs, Felts, Wool, Junk, Scrap .on, Metal, Rubbers, Bones and Rags REFERENCE SToCKORWERS BANK EVANSTON WYOMING Office Phone 83 W Residence Phone 38 R WY0 r Tan We 1 , Make Furs GIVE , and , Rugs , Robes A TRIAL US , Riptir Gloves all kindsrjof and etc. Coat3 GUARANTEED vVORK als or opiates. Spencer Bros ' In tile hope of restoring his pld mis-siobuildings and resuming his former work, from which he was forced to flee over the bodies of his murdered friends at the height of the Mohammedans orgy of massacre, pillage and of burning. Dr. E. T. Allen professor Biblical history at Whitman College, Walla Walla, may endeavor to return to the Near East during the coming For the last four years or 'summer. two weeks the the past, During so he has been aiding as a speaker in of the Near meicury has played around . the the constructive program ' Relief. East mark to for. from one zero varying Dr. Allen, one of the foremost Amerthe on ty one degrees below, with but one I lean authorities and speakersas such. Near East situation, and break which occured Tuesday of much sought after and widely known the Northwest, was, with this week, when it loosened up throughout his Wife, for 13 years a foremost Presbyterian missionary long enough to allow a small fall figure field of Persia. of snow. During the last several months of his stay In that country, he was dally face to face with death, What might have been a very ser once being rescued after the Turks ioti! accident occured Wednesday-evenin- had built a gallows upon which to t , when the team driven by hang him. As the pioneer representative of Norman Gray ran away, turning Near East Relief in that district, he clung to his task of sheltering and over the sleigh in t hicli ; he ' and protecting Christians fleeing before his wife and her two sisters, Hcr-ten- the hordes of Islam; reviving the starving and dying, saving the woundand Fern McKinnon - were ed from fields of battle and massacre, and rescuing Christian women and riding, all escaped uninj uted f , , girls from the lustful clutches of the Moslems, until finally deported with Mrs Joe 8niithreturned Monday 80,000 others. Less than half these survived the forced marches from Salt'Lake, where she has be- people through hundreds of miles of desert en visiting relatives during the heat, practically without food and with little water. K2s old mission buildings were syspast three weeks. tematically looted and wrecked, knd and Mrs. Allen, now residing with Wm Kennedy is reported on he him at Walla Walla, lost nearly all their possessions and prized personal the sick list th!s week, effects along with them: All forces factions in the Near East, the and Ygu cant have good health Turks incuuded, are now protecting Supplies and workers of Near East with a disordered stomach, . Relief. PublisW n " ' Published ever; Saturday & Co Mr A. O Frazier of Salt Lake City representative of the Kansas Cit? Life inBQrance company was a business visitor of Randolph this week while here he delivered to Mrs Annie Hatch a Company check for the Policy carried by fc ; Dr, IY3 -- , - rr S.Reav. PHSICIAN . KandsIgK -- Nov. 26 RandolpiiUtah , AND SURGE ON . Dbstetncs a specialty Office at v Residence,' Utah Randolph g mA Randolph se JosephgE. Hatch Peter Johnson , ' Tar.lac is made of roots herbs " and barks andcoutains no miner- - Jl .! 1 if TjE RICH COUNJY Published Relief and Mission Field Hero Wants to Rebuild Wreck After Moslem Raids. , ' fe NEWS PUBLISHING' COMPANfr Entered as second eiase iutter Mifij 5. 1897. at the Post Office at Randolph, 'lull, under the net of Anarch 3. 187h.v A4 In-th-e 1 11c and 2oc Tite Rich Cosnty f -- t I Mr TteoNubeker left Wedues- - ALLEN TO RETURtl in oil field! for the morning day Texas after spending the summer TO HORROR SCO months with his mother and friend Garage Fixing Automobiles is our long sult Kennedy Bros,Pifps. jJ WE START YOU in the candy busin room, or anywhere everything furnished, earn $30.00 wkly up; .then women; - experience uhnecess ary; advertise candy, send self addresse stamped envelope for free Articulars. ess at home, small Cr Candymakers C, Desk A her late husband. Frank Frazier with Broad &t, Philadelphia, Pa. disorders rect your stomach ,, of Woodruff accompanied him ' : Taulac and y.u will keep well BIDDY LAVING SHARE f( , A surprise party was given in and strong, Spencer Bios & Co. FOR HUNGRY KIDDIES nouor of Mrs. P. H. Rex at her NEW RANDODPH BARKER SHOP Many an ode has been written to home on' Churoh Street Wm Jacobson retur.nedfrom a the little brown hen, but according Now opened and ready to to ' 4 to Miss Z. Fay Fowler, of Boise, Idaho4, searve yqu with high class work January" 11th, Games, & short business , Provo Ut trip.Jo. director of Near East Relief, it reEverything clean, sanitary, music were the fetures'ef the evmains for the kiddies of Armenia to Tuesday of this week: Call in and and work sing a new praise to South Idaho's ening, after which refreshments visit us. war so and in proBiddy, patriotic H. J. Underhill were searved consisting of ice erf Prop. Miss Pearl Snowball entertainer ductive in, peace, for South Idahos At Randolph Billai Parlor Biddy is playing an am had cake. Those participating a number of herfriends ala c inrole as Lady Bountiful' to Annfienj&V A in the fun were Mr and Mrs P.H dy .pull Wednesday night, orphans in their crisis of peril .and ayaw need. Rex, Mr and Mrs Sam Rex, Mr, In the Nampa section and other disand Mrs. J. O- - Rex Mr and Mrs J tricts, contribution boxes in the form of empty egg cases hare been placed EVANSTON DRUG CO C. Gray, Mrs. Rachel Picket, Mr, in come schools. To Biddy has been assigned the Job of filling these EVANSTOM$ wVOMiNC and Mrs. Lewi Longhurst, Mr, OnfThursday evening Jan. 12, the schwith her eggs. These offerings are v Victrolas and Records and Mrs. Wm. T Rex, MrsWm ool brought to the schools by tbe pupil's boys and partners celebrated the .' Edison"' and Records and when a case has been filled it is t t Johnson, Mrs. Wm. Kennedy, Mr of their eight day, or rather eight Eastman Kodaks aftd Films turned ove;r to Near East Relief, Mrs and Mrs A A Rex, Mr and night rabbit hunt, with an oyster supper BON-BO- N - Wed-evenin- g Laketown Notes com-pletio- v IF SPECIAL YCU 26 WANT Piece TO dozen doys. The hunting had been done WRITE RIGHT ft Comunity Silver WRITE WRIGHT ' FOR , In Oak or A CONKLIN FOUNTAIN PEN Five dollars dll pay for the cure Harold Jones, Mr and Mrs H. J at the home of Alfred Kearl. The supper of one of the feib'.a land's needy orfurnished was the captaside, by loosing Norris Jr; Mr A. G. Rex, and phans for an entire month in an orined by Humphrey Kearl, and the winners phanage of Near East Relief. the Misses Mary Herbert, Han were under the leadership 6f Vara Chen nah Johnson and Pearl Stratford ey. Each team was composed of a half Leather Case For $ 21.00 Mrs. W m. Johnson left for Salt at night at the alfalfa stacks around Lake Saturday to attend the fun- neighborhood. A few more than six eral of Mr Arthur Brown, Evanstor Wyoming mim MICKJE, THE PRINTERS DEVIL hun-bre- d rabbits being bagged by the hunters i Some of the younger townpeople formPeople who have been helped by ed a skating party on Bear Lake Monday i Tanlao are always anxious and night Jan. 16. they reported having had a good time the ic-- i being smooth, but rather willing to tell others about it. Spun' thin as yet oer Bros, and Co. Randolph High School. Notes I JOHN H- - BOTT ft SOKiCO Manufacturers of of the ball game basket, season played by the team of the Randolph High School proved to be a. decided victory In their favor. The game was played at the Woodruff am r musement hill las Friday right to Brigham, Utah &' Montpelier, a full house, a good share of which were backers of our team, and students 6f the High SchooL The players of the opposing team consisted of . ' 4f picked men from the Woodautf and The score was D Bar ranch teams. 22 to 8 at the close of the' game. Alarble & Granite The first Monuments and Headstones, i The Relief Society gave a Basket dance ' Friday night Jan. 13 in the earlier part Several teams arrived iu town 0f jj,e evenjng a program was rendered with coal from the Lezert mine as follows; song by Snirly Nebeker, read , ing l y John Weston a recitation by MrS above Evanston. J. S Moflat a duet by Mr andJMrs G. N. and a very enjoyable dialogue ty Joe Hanson was the first man Ww-loand Heber Irwin. The re The Siudent body program given' t try an .uto ovtr the road since Alley Taylor ' of the was evening spent in Friday the 20th2 proved to de a big maining part the heavy si. invfail, j , , t success. dancing. , i i i 1 WRIGHT JEWELER the Musical Merchandise t j Drugs and PatentJ Medicine. Send us your mail orders DANCE ef wBd. Idaho , night JANUARY. 33th i 1 By Quotes Sughro, Wam Httnttp IUm Seeing New York From the Subwa |