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Show mont for water rights in the east out. to side canal. "That Is what happened Glenn Lee and Stuart two Brigham City lad-- s attending Tremont City The following correspondence the State University, early Tuesday morning while enroute to was received from "Tremont. their home." "Kindly permit us through the columns of your valuable JourConnne News nal to say a few words regardMrs. A. C. Murphy had visited ing Tremont, the heart of the friends In Ogden Friday and Great Bear River valley on the line of the Malad Valley Saturday. two and one half miles IMis. S. Mrs. D. B. House, Mrs. Chas. Woodward, south of Garland, on telephone Owens, and Mrs. N. II. Cage of Corinne, line. "1 he Wilson Lumber Co. have and Mrs. Charles Crossman of of a block Brigham City drove to Ogden purchased Friday evening to attend i a and are putting in an lumber yard. meeting. Mrs. F. E. Bradford had just There is a hotel, drug stoie, returned from Weston, Idaho, bank, hardware store, dry goods where she had spent a very store, and in fact every branch pleasant ten days visiting her of trade will be represented. sisters and brother. Farewell Testimonial A farewell social was held in Deweyville News John P. Barnard and wife had honor of William Knudson at driven over to Lewiston to at- the residence of his father, Peter Knudson, prior to his detend a funeral of a relative. parture for the Scandinavian beMiss Glenda Dewey had come the bride of William Kirk mission field. of Smithfield. Miss Dewey is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Proclamation by the Mayor In a proclamation by Mayor George C. Dewey, Jr. II. C. Boden, it was stated that a resolution requiring the mayor Willard News A baby boy was born to Mr. and city council to call an elecand Mrs. Earl Harrop on Satur- tion and submit to the qualified electors of Brigham City the folday, April 18, at the home of questions: Mrs. Harrops mother, Mrs. lowing Shall the city pay $5,050, to llyrum Ipsen. the Brigham City Electric Light 'Mrs. Bert Nicholas and (laughfor its electric light ter had visited in Ogden Satur- company plant?" day. "Shall the City pay to the It Happened 47 Tears Ago Brigham City Electric Light Hammond Coming company $2,430 for to settle all HamJ. T. State of Secretary differences and to pay the premond had sent word to Israel of their conHunsaker of Honeyville, that he liminary expenses templated plant? would come to Brigham City "Shall the city issue bonds in Friday to arrange with the wa- the sum of $7,500 to pay for ter subscribers for the first pay- - these Items? to 'shell PAGE TEN BOX ELDER NEWS Brigham City, Wah Wednesday, April 26, 1950 . LOOKING BACK v IT HAPPENED i mm Mm, Tail-roa- TEARS AGO t IT Happened 25 Years Ago Program For Boyhood Week The Rotary International Boys week was to be held in Brigham chairCity. . Jesse W, Hoopes, man of the event was to speak to In each of the seven wards parents the following Sunday evening. On Monday boys in the high school were to receive a lecture on citizenship from a committee consisting of N. C. Simonson, Hervin Bunderson, Mayor Knud-soand Ruel Eskelsen, W J 9 7z IMPORTANT SAVINGS FOR YOU! e n American Legion The American Legion in Brigham City as throughout the United States was beginning a drive for an endowment fund of $5,000,000 for orphans of men killed in the first World War. Scene Brigham Lads In Hold-UOne of the better displayed stories in the April 24, 1925 Issue of the Journal was as p fol-low- A new and novel method to separate a man from his money In Salt Lake City, it seems, is to force the victim into the rear seat of an automobile at the point of a gun with a command 41 one-fourt- Walk' J Items of Interest IliUlBIIIH'" (As They Appeared) John Burns. of Fielding lias left for a mission to the Samoan islands. The congenial face of Fred Sorensen was seen on our streets Saturday. . " ." ' vlacker. f, Stores Mune Freerar SO lb, of frozen food, four inttant-release ice trays. Twin CrNgees. Provide separate storage for 18 4 qti. fruit end vegetables. Vast Shelf Area. 17 2 act ft. of rigid, plated steel shelves conveniently arranged. ig Men! Trey. porcelain enamel meat tray holds 10 8 pounds. $299.95 CONVINIENT TERMS feature with a function, even a built-iIt' economical the faaioti Tight Wad unit work on a minimum of current. It'a one of the new Model 1950 Interactional Harvester Refrigerator Come and e it caeveaieat bottle-opene- r! H-8- BRIGHAM TRUCK AND CO. IMPLEMENT 27 North Main T , t " OK new Ml bolls, ensp CO Wbt W atch onto this not exceed t Shrinkage will y , J olltelopcl.lbeseos ,TsTof ,he yi!) lakes fabrics H with i - cash, b,ef,..lba.can.ew.bapp "9 crying year Pidne 1. 6y Advance Left on Doorstep (UP) voaTan Anniversary Pnce How You Spell It Makes A Difference BEND, Ind. Penney v A 3 4 1 RDROBI AT FAR THAN YOUD S cardboard box with three puppies snuggled inside was found on the doorstep of the police Phone 300 station. Police took them to a No-549- fen? ECT TO PAY! 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