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Show ' f Hyrum Cache County, Utah, Friday, Jan. 31, 1919. VOL. IX Cache County Funeral Services Information on of Twin Babe Farm Bureau Funeral services Water Rights over the remains HYRUM BRANCH of the infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Adamson, who died MonAFarmBareau meeting will day night Jan. 27th, were held he held Monday Evening, Feb. Thursday at 1 p. m. at thp residence 3rd, at 8 oclock, in the 3rd Ward of Mr. and Mrs. Iver Nielsen of All farmers this Meeting House.' city, with Bp. H. F. Liljenquist should be present as we have the in charge. Approprinte singing 1919 beet and pulp contracts to was furnished by members of the consider. The poisoned grain is 1st ward choir. Opening prayer here to be distributed at this was offered by Elder Mads Rasmusmeeting, as next week is set for sen. a campaign, against sparrows. The first speaker, Eider W. A. We will hear the report of the Liljenquist, spoke a few words of Committee sent to Logan to at consslation to the bereaved parents; tend tne Government and Sugar spoke on the importance of living Co. Convention just closed, where up to the laws and commandments topics on beet machinery, pre- of our Heavenly Father. Mention paration of soil, care of beets, by- ed the seriousness of the day in products, etc., were discussed by which we live and admonished those lending experts of America. We present to be brotherly and sisterly will tell you' about lower prices in very deed. to members on farm implements, Bp. H. F. Liljenquist, second twine, hav, fire insurance, seeds, speaker, spoke very touchingly on etc. We started to hold Farm the importance of our mission on . Bureau meetings at City Hall, earth. Warned the people against hut had to change place of meet- the that are being judgements ing as the seating capacity would pourd out upon the inhabitants of d of not accommodate the earth. Mentioned the warning our members. that Apostle Talmadge gave the Some of our membership compeople at our last Conference and mittee ran up against remarks made other comforting and consollike these: What is the need ing remarks. Invoked the healing of giving a dollar and a half to influence of the spirit of the Lord this organization? They never upon the father and mother of the amount to anything. Hyrum infant child. The choir sang and has started several farm organi- the Benediction was pronounced by zations and all have died. It Elder Arnold Nielsen. will me show any results I you The little casket was then taken will join. to the cemetery .where the grave In answer; to the above we say, was dedicated by W. A. Liljenquist. court' out Monday night and we The floral tributes were many and will shovi you where this organibeautiful. zation has already put over a one-thir- , - half million dollars into the pockets of Cache Co. farmers this year 1919, by higher price of beets and lower price of pulp, GRAFTING. Improve your old apple orchards by grafting new varieties. This is an easy processCut back a few branches and graft on a good variety. Next year cut other branches and graft same kind or new varieties and in a few years you' will have a better kind of fruit; or you can have the same tree bearing summer, fall and winter apples. If you need any advice on grafting call on Hans P. Anderson of the S. C. H. S. Alvin Allen, Sec.y- Remember the E. Forrest Taylor Company at the Rex Theatre next Tuesday evening, Feb. 11th. Mr. and Mr9. Niels turned to their home a visit of Jeppeson re- at Aero, after several days in this city. Pres. W. C. Parkinson attended the burial services at Franklin, Idaho, Friday, for his niece Mrs. Raymond Parkinson, who died of pneumonia Jan. 24th. Mr. Peter Olsen, the Pioneer Shoemaker, is still prepared to mend your old shoes and make them look like new ones. Call on him at the old Winger place, just north of the Courier office on depot street, where you can get your shoes neatly and promptly repaired. Miss Lillian Parkinson and Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kelley of Salt Lake City, Mrs. R. D. Smuin and daughter of Ogden, and Miss Florence Parkinson of Blackfoot, who came to attend the funeral of Marie Parkinson of.Logan, were the guests of Mrs. V. C. Parkinson over Sunday. An Explanation As it has Editor Courier: been the talk of the town that I have been adjusting flu cases and was trying to smuggle them, I would like to offer the following ... explanation: Now, l want it strictly understood by the people of Hyrutn that the above accusation is not true. I was called in late last Monday night to adjust two different parties and they were reported Tuesday, It was the people at the one place where I was called that night, that had been keeping it quiet for some time, and 1 did not even know they were sick until I was called in to adjhst them. Statistics have proven that Chiropractic adjustments will knock th-- flu quicker than any thing else. The death rate from all the flu cases in the United States, ..who have taken Chiro-practis approxadjustments h one of percent. imately 1 am as anxions as anyone to see the. flu cleared out of the community. and am for the good health of the people first of. all. Respectfully, Ar.thur W. Olsen, D. C. le one-tent- Notice! The Regular Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the Hyrum State Bank will be held in the bank building, Hyrum, on Tuesday, Feb. 11, 1919, at 3 oclock p.- m., for the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year, and for such other business as may properly come before said meeting. - H. W. OAKES. Cashier. NO. 13 Additional Locals Funeral Services of Mr. James Staddard, step-soof Anderson of Arco, Idaho, Iyrum ' and who was with the 145th, and was honorably discharged at Logan, Legislation Concerning Water-RighFuneral services over the remains las been visiting relatives and is the .title of Circular No. frinds in Hyrum, since the demob- of Sister Elizabeth Archibald, who 38 recently issued by the Utah Exdied of influenza Sunday, Jan. 19th, ilization. The Station. of author periment were held Jan. 22nd, on the lawn at Helmer Johnson, a young lad of their home in Wellsville as her husthe circular, 0. W. Israelsen, who is in charge of Irrigation and drain-rg- e this city, met with a painful acci- band Bro. John Archibald was just at the Station has brought to- dent the other day, when a horse recovering from the disease. le was rididng stumbled and fell gether many facts concerning Bishop Charles Maughan presided. imof -rights are vital his foot, breaking a bone. Dr. Members of the choir sang Rock on which, portance to irrigation. Basic water-right- s Worley was summoned and attend- of Ages. Prayer was offered by doctrines, methods of acquir- ed to the injured limb, and the lad Bro. Frank Wyatt. Singing Oh to the use of is now getting along nicely. ing new water-iightThe Father. My speakers were water which have become vested Bros. Alexander Thomas Spence, Mr. James Unsworth met with a Wm. Pres. through actual use are among the H. Maughan, very painful accident a week last Kerr, important topics which the author Tuesdav at his place of business. George Darley, of Sister has explained in an exceptionally and Archibald, Bishop Maughan. He slipped and fell, striking his clear manner. All had known Sister Archibald for serva and Professor Israelsen has given head, cutting deep gash had found her to and many years ing two arteries. It was necessary special attention to the Colorado, to call a be a good, true Latter-da- y Saint, physician who had to take of and Oregon systems Wyoming and charitable and kind, honest, several stitches to close up the had lived defining old water rights and has wound. Mr. a life Comof usefulness. Unsworth, while able Wellsville suinmei ized important court deci- to be about is still to in the early days ing quite ill and weak sions relating to these systems. The she knew thd hardships of Pioneer from the effects of the accident. writer makes the alarming asserlife. She had helped to rear an Mr. and "frs. G. A. Anderson, honorable family, was a kind and tions that in following the Colorado " system of uefinihing water rights. entertained last Sunday, in honor loving wife and mother and had Utah has since 1903, nearly 16 years of their nephew Mr. Virgil J. Midg-le- seen her husband and four sons fill who has just bpen discharged honorable missions in different fields. spent over $75,000 in making surfrom the 145th Field Artillery. A The father and one son labored in of has river not systems but veys completed the determination of any delicious dinner was served, covers Scotland, another labored in the rights. Oregon, on the other hand, being laid for thirty. Music and Eastern States, another labored in fh features of the the Southern States, and one in the according to ine writer, has definec games 3,664 rights to water which cover evening, and all exnresspd them- Central States. She had passed selves as having had a delightful through many, trials but had been nearly 300,000 acres of land. The basis of the the time. blessed financially and died with full tendency toward waste of water, The many friends of Mr. and faith in the Gospel. the' need for the encouragement of Mrs. Elam Allen 'of this The choir sang I Need Thee city will be important prob- pleased to learn, that their son Far Every Hour. economy and oU' Benediction was lems which conff.Ft;'.lrxhe (legislator Alex Archibald. lin, who is stationed at Camp. Lee, pronounced' by are clearly and interestingly discus-ed- . Virginia, and who met with a severe The casket and the many floral The author- - states that the accident a few weeks emblems were beautiful. A numago, by being development of the kicked by a mule, and has since ber followed the remains to the agriculture State is being hindered to a great been confined in the hospital at that cemetery where the choir' sang extent because men are reluctant camp, is slowly recovering and ex- Near Home while the casket was to construct reservoirs and canal pects to get his release to come being lowered into the grave. The systems because of the present un- home within the next month. grave was dedicated by William water. to titles certainty concerning Murray. The E. Forrest Taylor Co., Of the 12 definite topics presentBIOGRAPHY The Turning present ed in a summery at the end of this will Sister Elizabeth Archibald was Rex Theatre Tuespublication, the following are par- Point at the the daughter of Michael and Isaday night Feb. 3rd. The comticularly significent: belle Hendry, was born in Scotland on their last appearance 6. Right to water which became pany made a decided hit, they Sept, 26, 1849. Her father . died in vested through use before laws gov- here The Girl of the Sec- Scotland and she emigrated to' Utah erning the acquirement of rights presented in such an excellent with her mother, settling in Wellsret Service were enacted are now defined: (1) manner. We can look for some- ville, Sept. 1859.- Here she met by the courts, (2) by administratas good on their re- and married John R. Archibald Feb. ive boards,' and (3) by administrat- thing just turn so be sure and do not miss 3, 1867 at Salt Lake City. Sister ive boards and courts. The first" Archibald was the mother of one method is called the Colorado sys- it." daughter and six sons. Three sons tem; tne second, the Wyoming syshave made their homes in Canada, tem; and the third, the Oregon sysone in Hyrum and one in Wellsville. tem, because the respective systems Her only daughter, Mrs., Darley, were designed and first used in and two sons have preceded her. these states. She leaves a loving husband, four 7. Eight states including Utah, sons, twenty-sigrandchildren and follow the Colorado system; three, a host of relatives and friends to the Oregon system; and three have mourn her loss. not yet provided special procedure for definining water-right8. Advocates of the Colorado system argue that it is the only one that is legally sound, but the WyoNotice is hereby given that the ming system ha3 been upheld by Annual Meeting of the Stockholders the Supreme Courts of Wyoming of the Hyrum Amusement Company and Nebraska and the Oregon syswill be held at the Elite Hall, on, tem has been repeatedly upheld by Monday, Feb. 10, 1919, at 4 oclock the Supreme Court of, the state and p. m., for the purpose of electing it was recently sustained by the officers for the insuing year, and United States Supreme Court. for the transaction of such other fl. The Colorado system as folbusiness as may properly come belowed by Utah has been practically fore said meeting. 15 a of during H. W. OAKES, Secy. period inoperative the state engineer years, although has completed surveys on five of the MaJ. Curtis Y. Clawson of the 145th artillery (First Utah), showstates chief river systems. ing some speed after a gas alarm. Persons wanting information on For the Honor of Utah Buy to your limit of War Savings Stamps, water-rightwould find it to their interest to send for Circular No. 38 A few dollars given now toentitled Legislation Concerning Water-Right- s to the Utah Experi- ward entertaining our returned ment Station, Logan, Utah, soldiers will never be missed. j Sister Archibald n ts water- s son-in-la- w y, we , . 0 - x s. Notice! s, |