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Show X PAGE ELEVEN gig S TIAX Holiday SATURDAY, JULY MONDAY, JULY 3 JULY 4 j TUESDAY, v. !ZILT?'rYYY'tTTTTfTyT TTVVVVTV?VVVVVTVYTVVVV?TTVTTVVVT?TVV?TTTVVTVVTTTTVTTTTVTTTTTTTY?VTTTTTTTT'I (S) 1 grand good time pavilion DANCE 1 1 a aAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA Midway between Price and Helper 3 AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAIaaAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA home last week to celebrate the re- union of all the children of Mrs. Eva 1 Thorpe Those enjoying the happy time were: Mr. and Mrs. William ' Downs of Glendale, California, Mr. were: Mrs. Dorn. Malatche, Mrs. La- - land Mrs. E Wade and son and Hilda Var Scow, Mrs. Gleen Gordon, Mrs. !ThorPe o Salt Lake City, Mr and Frank Olsen, Mrs. G. F. Hall, Mrs. Mis How aid Stevens and daughter, Clare Clements, Mis. Bob Kelly, Mrs. Mis Eva Thoipe, Fern Harrison, and Paul Holbrook, Mrs. Mel Sherfiek, Jack Thorpe Mrs. James Johnstone, Mrs. W. N. Master Wayne Nielsen entertained Wetzel, Mrs. William Burn, Mrs. Sam Fadel, Mrs. James Reese, Mrs Bob Brumer of the Hollywood, Cali- Frank Gleason, Mrs. Dan Gaiber, foinia. Productions, who was in Mrs. Tim Simmons, Mrs. Lee Knk, charge of the amateur contest at the! Mrs. James Cassano, Mrs. Cal Grif- - Strand theatre, at luncheon last Wed- fith, Mrs. Oscar Carlson, Mrs. Arthur .nesday at his home. Opperman, Mrs. William Sandeis, and Miss Mary Littlejohn. Mrs. Scow won A very delightful evening was high score, Mrs. Olsen second, while, spent at the home of Mrs. Bessie Mrs. Clements was awarded conso-Sno- w last Wednesday evening when lation. the following ladies surprised her in ,honor of her birthday: Mesdames Catherine Larsen, Mary Babcock, An- C'ncflp nabell Long, Elizabeth Gibson, Cath erine Craig, LaRee Alexander, Syriah Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Harrison Lewis, Ida Raad, Lottie Allen, Ann were hosts at a dinner given at their 'Jones, Kate Hyatt, Inez Hyatt, Alice Babcock, Lydia Bendall, Hattie Hol- liman, and Rachel B. Olsen and Eu-jniHoye of Helper. The guest of honor was presented with many beautiful gifts and a very delicious lunch was served after an evening of playing games CountyWide Society Noics HOOFS AND HORNS 111 Hiawatha 3' Mr. and Mrs. H. fisdav evening mem- man entertained the the sewing club and their at a dinner followed by Guests of the eve-f- " Hundred Lds Cecil Be- ere Mr. and Mrs. r Mrs Meacham, LeRoy and JUA Mr Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Burdick, Mrs. Q. and Mr. A V Tucker, Cas-James Mrs. and Mr. Person, Shefton Gordon, and Mrs. and Mr. . md Mrs. Arthur Madsen, Mr. and Walter Baxter. d Mrs. i Cassano won hign prize. Mr Mrs. H. B. Linderman entertained afternoon at a lovely bridge were gay with jncheon. The tables of American allow roses while vases 'nursday Sauty roses oose who decorated the rooms, enjoyed the afternoon Cnfp ce buy in the Elect. 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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Unit- StatennPl;nLICATI0N Unit-red States Department of the Interent of the Interior. General Land Office at Salt Lake ior. at Salt Lake i,lce May 27, 1939. City, Utah, June 19, 1939. NOTICE is hereby given that ndErf given tliat Royal Mayme Jameson, of Price, Utah, who, Pricet Utah, who, on on July 13, 1932, made stockraising 19 for rmade stockraising homestead tead entr?, entry, No. 050605, 51537- for South, NEViNEU Section 17, Twp. swii- - Range 10 East., Nte, SE 4, SSWVi,12 n'KEESE,S 50011011 28' Town II Sou h NWy4SWti, Section 21, Township MeLa uRange 11 East-- Salt g"'JnMendian South, Range 9 East., Salt of intention to to makohfas filled notice of in- notice filed has ridian, claim to thef ina !Proof to estab make final Proof, to establish above describ- - to the land above described, before J. before t n Price iT?uen Lee- Notary Bracken Lee, Notary Public, ;n'ly,at1939 on the 18th day of August, 1939. Utah, on the 3rd day witnesses. Elas names Claimant Utah, Howas Dale, witnesses: Or- - mer Jeffs, of Castle arS1Jlapes . Vatsis- Donald ard Prince and Francis Princ "S&Lorc?6 Helall of Price, Price. Utah, Steve Bunnell, of per, Utah. A g BROWN A. S. al ,3 i. - 11 E' , 1 - BROWN, il of of Hoofs and Horns, official publication of the Rodeo Association of America which circulates widely each month among rodeo contestants and fans throughout the nation, carries in its July issue an article the concerning Robbers R o o st Roundup western show slated here the last 3 days of next week. The article is as follows: As colorful in name as any in the rodeo field of America, Robbers annual event has already won nigh quality rating despite the fact that this years presentation is but the third staged by the Eastern Utah Rodeo association. The 1939 rodeo, scheduled Thursday, Friday and Saturday, July 6, 7, and 8, is the first big time rodeo to be staged in Utah this season, and present preparations point to anoth- er offering during the three nights, which will again win great favors. Visitors came from several states to attent the 1938 event and the same interest is anticipated this year. Keebord typewriter paper for sale Advocate, in several size cent Hyatt entertained Mrs. Jack Hy att and Mrs. Max Hovey of Price t luncheon last week. Mr. and Mrs. P. Jl. Johnson were hosts last week at a late supper to NOTICE is hereby given by the the following: Mr. and Mrs. Melrose City Council of Price City, Utah, of Oveson, Ina Birdick, Marguerite Ludthe Intention of the said Council to wig, Thelma Taylor, John Price, and make the following described im- Don Pendleton of Price. to-w- it: To bring to grade and lay a gravel base and surface the same with IY4 inches of Utah Rock Asphalt the following described Street with its respective width to be so improved; First West Street from the North boundary line of the Denver & Rio Grande Railway to 4th South Street, a distance of 1810 feet, and to be 24 feet wide; and the cost per linear foot of property abutting on said improvement is 95 cents; the total cost of same is estimated at $3,439.00, plus 10 for engineering and advertising. To lay standard curb and gutter on main street, between Second East Street and Fourth East Street, a distance of 1058 feet, where same is not already laid, with concrete driveways wherever so requested by property owners, also concrete culverts where so requested by property owners, said cost of standard crub and gutter, estimated to be $1.55 per linear ft.; standard drivew'ays $35.00 each; ten foot driveways $40.00 each and $3.25 per linear feet for concrete culverts. The total estimated cost of this improvement to be $2,676.12, plus 10 for engineering and advertising. To construct a Standard White Way System, to conform with the City White Way System, on Main street between Second East Street, and Fourth East Street, a distance of 907 feet. The estimated cost is $1.65 per linear foot of property abutting said mprovements or a total estimated cost of $2,993.00. Price City Electric department to do all the labor on Standard Whiteway System. The abutters portion and Price Citys portion of said cost and expense of said proposed improvements will be paid for by Special local assessments on all lots, parcels, and pieces of ground abutting upon and within the said proposed improvement dison all the above streets trict, and and 'mentioned improved The following blocks and intersections are affected by said improvements: Block 22 Williams Addition; Block One, Sarah Jane Plumb Powell Addition: Block Two, Sarah Jane Plumb Powell Addition; and portions in Section 21, Township 14 South, Range 10 East, S. L. M. Also Blocks 29, 30, 37, and 38, Price Townsite, and intersection of Main and 3rd East Street. All protests and objections to the must carrying out of said intentions be presented in writing and stating the lot or parcel of lot and Block number, and giving the exact number of front or linear feet owned by the proper deobjector together with the must be filed and of same, scription or before on Recorder, the with City the 30th day of June, 1939, at 5 p m., of said day. The City Council will meet on the 30th day of June, A. DJ, 1939, at 7:30 p. m. at its regular meeting place, to hear and consider any such protests and as objections to said improvements made. be will of By order of the city council Price Utah, dated May 22, 1939. PRICE MUNICIPAL CORPORATION. Clai - Official Magazine of R. A. Tells of Colorfulness Of Utah Area The Relief society held a special Mrs. Lawrence Hyatt and Mrs. Vin- meeting last week to demonstrate sherbets and other food for hot weather. provements CORONADO COST LOCAL RODEO SHOW series by one of the men who asso-.iatewith Butch Cassidy end his band of bank and payroll robbers when not engaged in the less dangerous labor of pilfering quantities of beef or horseflesh on the hoof. Colorfulness of this area is only matched by the type of rodeo being staged there by an unusually active and progressive committee. This NOTICE OF INTENTION! REFRIGERATOR. WANT HAS ARTICLE ABOUT Roost Roundup, a yearly event staged by the Eastern Utah Rodeo association, an auxiliary organization of the American Legion post of Price, Utah, has a local historical background that justifies staging there an annual event of the early Western day type. In this section is located one of the most famous hideouts used by some of the gun totin bad men of the early day West, the place which has given to this rodeo its colorful name, Robbers Roost, a spot where a handful of men could stand off a small army of attackers for days at a time. Zane Grey attracted nationwide attention to these places when he wrote his book, Robbers Roost, a novel which pictured in wmrds much of the local territory atmosphere and some of the types of characters who inhabited this area just before the turn of the century. One of the nations larger magazines published a series of articles in 1938 which told much concerning the early colorful days in this area, a . Bracken Lee, Mayor. William Grogan, Recorder. Register. (SEAL): first d,,h t Register. Date of first pub., June 8, 1939 1939 22, June une L 1939 Date of first pub., last Date of last pub., June 29, 1939 1939 Pub., June 29, 1939 Date of last pub., July 19, Rains The following went on a picnic to Scofield Sunday: Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowd, Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Day and family, Mr. and Mrs. Golden Day and family, Mr. and Mrs. Nick Thomas and family, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Kelley and Norma Tidwell and Bessie Mangus. Godeu .Cadies revive Clear Creek Miss Beth Naylor invited a group of her friends from Price to visit at her home over Sunday. They enjoyed horseback riding in the morning, and in the afternoon attended the Sportsmens Riot at Scofield reservoir. The weekly bridge club was held at the home of Mrs. Zella Wiseman. Prizes were awarded Mrs. William Llewellyn and Mrs. Elnora Jenkins. Kenilworih Mrs. John Burton and Mrs. Robert to the McDermaid were attendThose club. Tuesday Bridge ing were: Mesdames T. J. Burton, W. F. Clarke, J. R. Tonkin, Calvin Jewkes, Gladstone Woodhead, John Holmes, Joe Dudler, R. W. Robinson, Verne Avery, Thomas Hughes, Miss Grace Driscol and Miss Patsy Clarke Sunnyside Mrs. Juanita Duke was guest of honor at a surprise kitchen shower, given at the home of Mrs. Floyd Young, Thursday afternoon. About 25 ladies were present. the romantic gaiety of the 80s ' for your table These delightful reproductions from Godeys famous Ladys Book have all the charm of things Victorian. The shapes are lovely, and unusual, the colors clear and fresh, the figures en- chanting. DINNER SETS 35 & 53-pSPECIAL FOR JUNE BRIDES c. PRICE LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. 202 W. Main St. Price Phone 111 Good Round? HALF PINT CODE NO. 143 PINT CODE NO. Ill QUART CODE NO. 110 o MU AM roo WAIKU A SONS. INC. NOMA, AUNOIS n mm vTini IE |
