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Show 1HE RICHFIELD MERCANTILE CO, ' v OA.SH We are tine only Strictly tore in Sevier Oo unity. We (DredLit nNTolbocly and Undersell EVERYBODY. . MLesiin ul Iroim Buy Great SLvlins: to you! i TTo o. 1 We Carry the Largest Stock of General Merchandise in Southern, Utah. t Our Store is Crowded with the Choicest of Seasonable Goods for Men Women and Children. S. Krotki, the FlELM WJNTY. ' store Sunday night and stole a lot of ajgyg aara fia SJUki VMMt ' I fruit. I.ANNABELLA; D.JW. Woodard and Thomis Foutin started for Beaver county yesterday. Wid Daniels and wife went to Provo A party was given Tuesday evening ,'lvisit relatives. for August F. Hotter, who leaves in a Lena Giles has gone to Colo-6- o few days on a mission. for the summer. James P. Hansen has purchased the Will Clark and family of Monroe Thomas Foutin lot in town and traded with his father for the ground on whioh i rre in town yesterday. the planing mill stands. Adhere store is the Molel? The first , Dr. Haggan, recently of Iowa, who . I you come into Richfield.- j has already practiced two years in sMiss Veya Fairbanks of Glenwood Utah, has, after viewing the field, deVis visiting relatives here Tuesday. cided to locate in Elsinore. fPresh goods and groceries at M. A Mrs. Niels C. Jensen died Tuesday Savis &. Co. Let ue have your trade. night after an iiluess of several weeks. Mrs. Susan Gauehat and daughter She was abDuts40 years of .age and Hattie are expected home from Suit leaves a husband aDd three children. Lake tonight. i ra 1 j This is no bluff. Com-- I 3 Alf Bubker returned to Bingham parisons will prove it ft . 1I I Tbe after a ten days visit With relamost complete line tes and friendf. , of paint ever seen in Utah south of 'Earl and Mary Thompson have re- Salt Lake is seen at Meteer Bros. named home from Salt Lake where they were attending the University. Joshua' Gardner has just returned from a trip through Idaho. He the country being in a very pros- - Ed. Farnsworth and Milan and Uvil Xoas oondition. Hutchings have gone to Kimberly to Isaac Burdges and family returned chop and haul wood. line to (the Diie county Tuesday Heber and hia two sons and ter a weeks visit with Mrs. Burdges families Jolley started last week tot Idaho rents, Mir, and Mrs. E. B. Keyes. to look for work and a new location. were over ) paao Allroyd and family Mr. and Mrs. Silas Hatchings startGras Valley the last of the week. ed Tuesday for the morth country, Alroydts sister, Nora Key went Mr. Hatchings will look for where L tk withtihem to spend the summer. work. 3ie Y. L. M. I. A. gave a farewell f ty last night for Junius Keyes and Brooklyn and Elsinore wards jointly I Jf Hancbet, who will shortly leave oemmemorated the birthday of Brigfcjj their fields of labor. Bay leaves ham Young at C. L. Hatchings gTove. e tiis morning, Junie will not start A dance for the children in the evenI Monday. ing alosed .the days festivities. All the featnres of the day were enjoyed all sizes and every color by everybody. ground in oils or ready Last Saturday the home of Mr. and to use. Meteer Bros, Mrs. Charles Alien was made happy by the arrival of a bouncing baby boy, 4rLfca2g tiiHi rs?ssa.i. Tbe grandparents of the newoomer are 3 as happy as the parents are and are wearing broad smiles, especially Mr. TTt I J . kVia and Mrs. J. A. Moore. They did not An Old Peoples party will bo given realize they were getting old until on June 18. were called grandpa and grandSonje miscreant broke one of the ma., They feel at least ten years older font Judow (lights in T. M. P.icks tiuce the event. i 'mkrnimsm mx V &&& a - v - to-l- y , BROOKLYN. I ts t $aint ELSINORE. I tly I MONROE.1- Redmond and began the work of re deeming the desert. - It is the young men of Richfield who are building np tbsttown. What is the Oar venerable pos master, J.' W. man of Salina doing? A was in Salt Lake last week and average young friend at our elbo suggests that he ii saw Presid ant Roosevelt. ' shaking dioe for the drinks. Mrs. Parley Nelson of Monroe, Tuesday afternoon the work of laying daughter of Mrs. Mary Ahlstrom, ar- rails on the Sanpete branch of the D. rived in this city yesterday for a visit. A G. was completed to Axtall, seven R. Manti Free Prass. . , f ' miles north of Salina. A force of Jap' Tbe Misses Lizzie and Ida Yergen-se- anese laborers IB doing the work. It of Monroe, attended the L. D. S. is this heavy rail proposition to Salina Sunday school dance last week and that interests our people. They dont left Maryavale next morning for Cedar care a tinkers dam about the little City. Free Lance. railroad tbrough-thcanyon. r Memorial Bervioes were held at tbe The Salina school board has engagmeeting house Saturday. There was ed the following teachers for the folku excellent program, among the splen- lowing school year;, .Principal, George did featnres being an address by Bev. Caato, jr.; Sixth grade, Mibb Steens J. H. Meteer of Biohfleld. Scorup;Fifth grade. Miss Almira Third and Fonrth grades, Miss J The handiest proposition Amanda Cuddeback; First add Second in.Paint ever brought tc grades, Miss Etmlna Humphrey; Prithis section is those titIdles Josephine Nielson. le family aizea" of paint, mary grade, already mixed in all colors, ready to Richfield is putting in an excellent t nse. Meteer Bros. set of waterworks and is agitating an electric light plant .Four years ago Richfield was the , most- - forlorn and miserable old town in, Utah. Three , years ago the younger generation took exXcsissxsaayaKXSKxzxxssviCtf matters in hand bad sined tuen- RichWhere is the Model? The last store field has made steady' advancement and ' knockers you come to in Bichfield. " audits to one have side. Today Richstepped A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hendrickson last Friday. field business men are 'corralling tbe and-th- e town is trade of Glenwood will have a very, heavy i forward' .with,,. tremendous, leaping fruit crop this season. The trees and strides. Down here in" Salina we are vines have escaped the frosts and the blowing aoap buttes and building fruit is well set. . castles In Spain. banking on Sheepmen of this town lost a good the Idea that this will be agreat railmany lambs daring the reoent storm, road town, whioh it may be after moat but not eo many as waa expected. of us are dead. After all it ie a class They Came through very good, bonsid-erin- of moat antiring citizens that .bring a town into any importance, . God will Glenwood people went to Petersons help only those who yrill help themselves. 'J . grove near Gove river Monday and enjoyed a holiday in honor of Brigham lysiMMMM mhM.rwut0 Young's birthday. A good program waa rendered and lunch WAYNE' COUNTY. g partaken of. It waa a very enjoyable oooasloa. Mo-Cart- y, n, ported to the people. Leo Pendleton, Henry Pierce, Hyrum and Mart Behan-i- n took to the be srs trail about 11 oclock a. m. and by 1 o'clock they had the bear cornered iin the rocks in the head of Grand gulch. Mr. Behunln was the first to spy tbe prey and' he fired. The bear ca me after him, then the boys were in it. ' But they stood their ground and ponred lead into old Brain until be f ill. They brought Mr. Bear home and It la neelesa to state that the boys trere jubilant over their success. His Lkst Hnp e Cud-debac- f)n' rdlllL I GLENWOOD. I moss-backe- this-sectio- ' W-pr- g. ann tmaai Torrey, May- - 80. ( METEEB All color i BROTHERS There are fine prospeota of a good All sizee ) ( HARDWARE fruit orop this year at Torrey. 9 t The prospects are fine for a large crop of fruit at Fruita this season. . W. B Lee is over from Richfield looking after hie property. We undersa stand Mr. Lee will soon retain to bis From the S.in of May 26. On Thursday of last week Niels Te-te- r old home in Torrey. Bast holm, an old resident of Redby Tuesday a brown bear pass mond, passed away at the ripe age ( f Fruita on its way to tbe Henry- Mo . 73 years. Tbe mail carrier paw the fresh lie waa oue of a colony of I fifteen poraons who fl st eettlcd in tracks just above Fruita,! and' he Vs- PAINT OIL GLASS I ) Allkitds S ALIN A. lLS - tin-tai- Manager. M. A. Davis Carries a Co-- fine-select- stock of Dry Goods, Groceries Shoes, Notion, Etc. We invite tlie public patronag Realized. Opposite Pcstoffice, ANNABEL!. A, UTAH. (From the Seutinelr Gebo, Mont.) In the first opening of Oklahoma to settlers in 1889, the editor of this paper waa among the many seekers after fortune who made the big race one fine day in April. Daring his travel ing about and afterwards his camping upon bis claim, he encountered much bad water, vwhich together with the severe heat, gave him 'a very severe diarrhoea which it seemed almost possible to check, and along in June the case became so bed he expected to die. One day one of hia neighbors brought him one small bottle of Chamberlains Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a last hope. A big dose a as given him while be was rolling about on the ground in great agony, and in a' few minutes tbe dose was repeated. The good effect of the medicine' waa soon noticed and within an hour the patient was takiog bis first sound sleep for a fortnight. That one little bottle worked a complete onre, and he cannot help but feel grat ef ul. The season for bewel disorders being at hand ing-gasthis Item. For sal by Neill Drug Co. Will v ay al- - run.' none. child cap operate it. No battery N'o toich. This is tbe naebine bat run will your or pump anything you bock it with. np Regulation of mixiuie ouiuumtio. You furnish tho KEROSENE OIL, nothing else, and our engine does ths rest. Cheapest power on earth. Sold on Ps merits with a guarantee. Sizes from h. p. up to 16 h. p. Aak for catalogue and rioea. International Power Vehicls Oi 126 25th St., Ogden, Utah. . ts IRfcbfielb . For the Fourth of July. - XIvetpaHbjfeeb ca A meeting ie called for next Monday evening at the oourt room at 8 oclock to arrange for a Fourth of July cele' bration, All citizens are requested to be present , Weisett Stables A aaa collet, proprietor i The best outfits rigs tp be had in southern tJtah. W.e l ' The Salt Lake Daily Herald it the furnish traveling men with the most readable paper in the intermountain country. Every day in the week, best to be hack The Herald. . 4 cents per mouth. Tbe Sunday Herald, with its magazine section, should ALL KINDS OF be read by everyone. $2 per year, $1 for six months. Herald (Tuesdays Tbe and Fridays) only fl.G0 ;er year; with Ortrge Judd Farmer (Weekly), $1.7S. Striotly ip advance. If it happens, its in the Herald. ATRFAPEROFFI 83 Semi-Weekl- y BLANKS |
