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Show r - r -- - 'r L? c2 $3.00 SHOES FOR $1.50 , L 1!$ E ' ' 'A H:c'.;j lOOO V'' b ;. 'll I .? H035!S SHOE 1 rt 0(0 en y LVCI Olnilclrem T AT ONE HALF PRICE TO BE CLOSE OUT 16thTW0 Sale to Commence Monday March pAirA R80N H IS WEEKS ONLY. & CO $2.25 SHOES FOR $1.15 L3 v ILfe ty ,y Lm-J- cs II Lry , ryNys life QLMMQS t v eral of their brother Dick, who died from a broken back received in t he re iues at Bingham. A A Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Bvrtholmew nre spending the day in Richfield. The base ball enthusiasts have rentbe an entertaining program wlb light Be sure to go to the kirmess. e 15 cents each ed the N. M Peterson estate refreshments. Tickets Kirmes wek will he a lively time. or t o for 25 cents. south of town as a site for a base- - nil diamond. The new site was put in All feor3 of infractions at the Kir-es&Sous aro bail ling a machine Og readintss yesterday. shed for their Millwaukee harvesting Peter-tls- . M at J. dr?ss George T. Bean returned from Sait Summer goods machinery. Lake Tuesday. lie was admitted lo Mayor Christ i insjn and Ciy Attorat he bar of the state supJames A. Smith, the Loa merchant, ney J. B Jennings returned from practice reme court while in the capital. The in town. Salt Lake last evening. Reaper congratulates yon, George Jennie Hausen returned from Kira-irl- y Do yon need any power? Read about Teaneum. , F, & L. Stones kerosene oil engines Tuesday. A notice of appropriation of all the in this paper. Henry Hayes came home from June-o- elsewhere percolating waters in the bed of Cotthis morning. Ed. Wilcox of Escalante, aecompan-b- tonwool creek has been pastel with a daughter, epent Sunday here, the H. N. Hayes, A. G. Young, James ChrisAxel Nielson, the Lea miller, was in ichfield yesterday. gues8 of Mr. aud Mrs. Joseph II.Thur-her- . tiansen, S. G. 01 irk au 1 J. M. L rarit-ze- n .2 pa-tur- s. ln n y E. P. Erickson is in Salina doing A second case of smallpox appeared schauical work this week. at the J. B. Ramsay home yesterday Boy '8 clothing just the thing for The baby 20 months old has the disimmer J. M Peterson & Co. ease. H. C. Clemens, the Kimberly carpeu-r- , Bread, buns and doughnuts; cake left for Idaho Wednesday. made to order at Feter Christensens Summer umbrellas the very prat-s- t -- oufectionery parlor, west of the M. as appropriators. Dwight Meteer went to Salt Lako Tuesday to burchase parapheualit for the new Masonic hall. The work of getting the hall in readiness is progressing rapidly and it will soon be ready for the fixtures. The remains of Jacob Miller will not be brought to Richfield for burial as church. was first but will be taken to Peter Nielson of Loa boarded Salt Lakeintended, The Nielson stage has quit running to be interred by the Mount times. on of dull his the train here this morning Kimberly because Moriah lodge of Masons to which he to Salt Lako from whenco he goes When you want to try on a tasty way belonged during his life. on a mission. immer hat call on J. M. Petorsoa & No business man of Sevier county is You all know what it. is to have a j. more deserving of credit for the proYou tried it last year. Try William Johnston went north Tues-,- Kirmess. of business than is Arthur as unother often as you can on every gress Mil-T. of J. to attend the funeral Henrie. It is now nearly seven years night next week. since he located here and at first there G. H. Keysor, the dentist, has a 14X was little or no along bis line Bathe Everything that is new in dress 18 tent for sale cheap. It has a foot stayed. Now he supplies all Central iods can be found at J. M. Peterson wall and Is 15ounce duck with fly. He Utah with his monuments and tomb3. is located at Monroe. stones and his work can not be surLost Bed and white calf, about R. two R. of his and Farnsworth . passed in Salt Luke, Ogden or Provo. ree weeks old. Return to JamesOg-nsons have gone to Idaho in search of a His yard speaks for itself. Call ronnd new home. His wife and other child- and see him. The Kirmess will open next Monday ren will follow later. sort at the Peterson store. Flue Flannel Shirts $1.00; sale price $1.23; 05 cent Shirts Tic 13 '17 Q a in r- 0 o A.- -' TV, 0 5 00 ready-to-serv- y w C.L. A HORSE. Hutchings Narrowly Escapes ious Injury. o CH D- C- 0 r: CP o a o (TJ 00) 0 0 00 3 i 0 i Ti cc 0 0 0 0 oo r. ISV rs 3 0 y KICKED 4?)- 3 E ening and be open each evening of Alma Johnson and Jnliat e noopes e week of Monroe were married, after getting Neal McMillan rode into Richfield a license, at the clerk's office yesteri Tuesday nights train, and the train day. Elder Jorgenson officiated. , t in on time. Strength and vigor come of good e food, Life duly digested. Force, a L.E. Carter, of the Northwestern wheat and barley food, adds id Savings Co , is spending the week no burden, but sustains, nourishes, Sevier county. iuvigorates, A. M. Hunter, the well known horse-eede- r Grand Lecturer John Hardy, of the of Coyote, is spending this district of the Masonic order, ' is Utah ek in Sevier valley. in Richfield spending some time inand his reporter, structing the members and officers of Judge Chldester ihn S. Rollo, are spending the week the new Richfield lodge. ilding court at Logan. Joe and Pat Hyland ard Dr. Kjaer-bwere Kimberly people aboard Tueswill give The young peoples society locial at the M. E. Church tomor-- days train. The Hyland boys were attend the fun evening at 8 o'olook. There will going to Salt Lake to & w 73 0 0 0 3 CO j: uci CP oa P3 00 e- -t H- F- cc CP m Fleeced Underwear 00c; sale price 44c. $1.30 Gloves at $1 Ser- C.L. Hutchings, the Brooklyn blacksmith, was quite severly injured by a horse last Friday. He was handling 'a young horse and went to lead the animal away. The rope was not untied as he thought and gave the animal a sudden stop, throwing M. Hutchings right at his hiud feet The horse kicked with both feet, brnieiDg both legs, his right arm aud fractnriDg one of bis ribs. He is improving quite rapidly and thinks himself very lucky at not having several broken bones as Ja result of the klok. f m 0 m for m 0 You get good work and reasonable prices when you tend your orders Job Printing to the Reaper Office. . ttHMWHjHjHHHHjB & ' - |
