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Show PAGE tel 4 nXTAH 3AS3 IA3XE3 and buy in the staek will he good luck Cole Batteries 1 H Gates Tires ' rich harvest of alfalfa seed 1 fine crop of 1 J;n had ashould have as i"- and also 1 much a mm this fall. He will near future, house in the aT. e a :.t fr ts under construction now. jj Authorized BODGE Dealer 1 up his Hotkey McKinley has putwatered A good line of Good Used Car? 1 crep of hay and has Call or Phons 160 lor c cord crop or seed. been making has Jack ;g Penning for 1 g hay an i will save the next erop 3ee"d. He also has some fine spring g C. F. TUCKER crops as he has watered welL Owner Frank Cheum has some wheat g that looks well and his hay is fine. He has been using the water well this year. His field had four plow outfits going at one time in the spring. and 1 McKewan and Dick are seriously behind with their farm work. Look out. boys, too much ear is bad and EARL J. FREKSftN, Manager s will not make yourselves and your stock something to eat next winter. Jim Provo and Lincoln Tonom-- ! g PLUSH COATS, VELVETS picket are real busy this season of acres hundred a about aud farming g land and their crops are fine; their jjj PLEATED SKIRTS fall wheat and spring wheat are ODE SPECIALTY J among the best. John Tabbee has purchased a' Parcel Post Paid One Way I team, harness, mower and hay der--1 rick as a beginning along industrial lines. He is doing good work and his crops show attention. Billy Patterson has some hay saved and will have fine grain. He has used the water welL Seed will. TTNGLEY & SONS I do well on his land. The young hay c 3C looks fine. of BUYERS OF James Capota, the Sun Rise Chapter, is harvesting 20 acres of hay. He will try for Seed, Wool, Honey, Pelts seed. Mabel and Ida Post, who were and all lawfully in the pig club last year and excaught furs. pect to show us a fine family of inare We with pigs. watching terest the progress of these girls efUTAH MYTOX. forts and are expecting great things 1 O. P. Box 54. from them. cl-is- 'IlllMIK s A RED FRONT INDIAN INDUSTRIAL ITEMS GARAGE Uintah and Ourav Better Homes and Livestock Association, Ft. Duchesne, Utah -- Tie general farm outlook in tie cf tie ercps thi fill Myton district is above tie average. with tits first cutting w: I compar-ha- y these c: lented. Haying is now in full swing and farmers should be cempli Almost every Harry Kocia: panasken says that progressing nicely. will not Lave to haul water all he Indian fanner is now going his best in the hay field and will have the time as he will have a place to use soon. larger stacks and better hay than store water for his house which he house new a He also has last year. land. It own on his himself built Tahgahpoots and son Tommy are! as some much as him cost not did sure laying the hay low and then will keep him warm piling it high, assisted by Charley have cost but time. Ankerpont. They will have at least in the winter Lawrence Tamp is in full swing 50 tons from their first cutting his haying and is assisted by with George Utt and Jimmie McCook are busily engaged in farming They Jack and Oscar in a very creditable have Zj acres of alfalfa and will manner. It is a very busy time in now. His wheat try second crop for seed. This is that quarter just and the little orcharii is fine looking Jimmie's first attempt. He will is doing splendidly. mate good. Willie Duncan has some good James Shavenaui says that he The spring wheat. will not have to stay in a tent but are all in he which put crops he will build his own house and dig some cut welL He will hay a place to store water for his home looking seed. for save second and crop use and live on his own land. James Red Finger Xails has decided to has a good crop this year. a garden and cellar near the have Dick Sibello purchased an extra can work horse for use in connection public school so the children next term the attend throughout with his tanning activities on Wilyear. low Creek. Henry E. Harris. Sr.'s wheat and The Ebenezer boys have just fin- corn look well He will sell some ished putting into the stack, about seed this year and have lots of hay thiny tons of fine hay from the to do him. He will have a place wrest forty they still have the hay to store water for the house use. He on the east fony to stack. This has a garden and is milking cows. is their second year. Duchesne George has his hay all Charley Travis has purchased a In the stack. Hurrah! George, you new mowing machine. He has 120 beat them all. acres of alfalfa. Of this acreage he Myton Johnson and John Copper-fiel- d will cut about 3d acres for hay and have just finished their first the balance will be handled as erop. They have a nice staek of Stint. good hay off about thirty or thirty The Indians of the Whiterocks five tons and they have a field oc district are all busy putting up corn that is looking good. Howell Sullivan and Charley N'ick their first crop of hay and some splendid crops of excellent hay are are in the midst of their haying. going into the stack. If the rest Their wheat is looking fine. Ignacio Tom and John Harmes i i j i have just finished stacking their first crop on Ignacio Tom's place, putting a hundred and ten loads ot Chester H. Hartman, Prop well cured hay into the stack. They Breeder of Purebred Cotswold have now moved to John Harmes' ranch to put up John's hay. These Sheep and Barred Bock Chicken two farmers are working together - MT. EMMONS, UTAH and if they continue like they have, so far, they will be right among the1 leading farmers of the basin this WWVAWWWW fall. Ben Butler has about 35 'acres of wheat and it is all looking well. He also has some hay and will raise some seed to sell in the fall. Jack Johnson has 11 acres of fine wheat and is putting up a fine crop of first cutting hay. Pete Patterson is doing splendid work on Della Ashtas allotment. Charley and Jim At wine have forty-fiv- e acres of heavy alfalfa hay to stack. They have the hay from Jim's place all in the stack in good shape and are starting on Charleys now. Allison Pigeon is helping Jim Atwine is vice president i them. of the Chief Tabby Chapter. Krunz LaJuan on the Redcap flat has about 30 acres of hay up. Krui is going some this year and his wife Send us your mail oris not behind in her work with her chickens and turkeys, ders Prompt service of the fruit and X'eariy and the best price alshade trees planted in the Randletr district are growing and ways. fine. CRESCENT PASH f Milton LaRose will have some hay year zs well as seed. HL corn looks well. Raymond has a fine pig this year, one that will the prize. The girls will have chicken to take to the fair. I Lee ML Sheep is doing fine. Hr for those jhas cabbage who plants k GOOD DRUG STORE j are in need of some. Poochagant has bought a mower Phone 54 and will cut his hay. He will cut ROOSEVELT, UTAH own seed and his grain promise jjjjhis to make a good crop. Jim Nepbi has about rlity tons FffJWJWmfMVJWJVl1 The Basin Pharmacy this gt j Vernal, Utah j Vernal Cleaning Tailoring Co. j vice-preside- nt ' The Myton boys have not forgot- - H ten their chapter and what it stands for. They will held a meeting soon to talk things over. Fred Mart, president of the Chief 'J Tabby Chapter, has some Iovetj ! fields of both fall and spring wheat t'ff crops that are hard to beat. Fred,B had a young orchard of fruit trees f that are growing and looking good. 8 The boys and girls club work g in the Myton district is progressing g nicely with fair interest shown, Their work runs almost entirely to p ( livestock. liilillwi Waaj Sin Mercantile The store with a complete line of Groceries and Provisions, Pry Goods, Notions, Ladies and Gents Furnishings, Boots and Shoes, Furniture, Hardware, Sto ves. Ranges, Harness, and g Saddles. Johnnie White will make bav 1 seed. Much of his seed will be the g best on the bench. Other crops look H well as he has made good use ot the water. Billy Brown has a good hay crop and will make seed the next crop j I jI You will profit by trading here. FT. DUCHESNE. UTAH anim'iH His garden looks well. Annie Arrappo. who failed to get started right in the club work last year is with us this year with livestock. She has a fine Poland China pig and will endeavor to show u.; what may be done in one summer Get our prices before selliaj. with a pig. Write today for our price list David Sirewap has built his own We also sell wool bags and houe. I; is a cozy little home. ' twine. He wilt clip hay and save second ;utting for seed. Ellen Fahkmoot will try to show CHAS. FEIEirD & CO. J is that f.ht- - Du roc is the better breed . of hog-Siiect-sto you Ellen. Inc. r will make lots of seed 917 Wazee St, Dearer, Colo. this jear from the appearance off Win. Ift-hD fbld- poor crop last year lid not him. Rulv Lhapoo-t- - bn pastured oft his fir-- t crop and will make seed with his crop. Home Dick mr-ahas a grxel crop of will save the patron- - J crop for sw-dHis grain looks well and 5 izing the ones you he has a good garden. Little Fnake fe t. jjt. an i already have. alone with hh chickens Sheep in the My- I g ton dbtriM and will no doubt show i: UINTAH CREAIXHRY U some good Barred Rocks. Louiv and pearl 1 COMPANY Apputnora wit! have eot.e hay and grain this 5! gj year well a seed. They are min ln C. J. Nelson, Mgr. their r.e home ard not in a tent. I UTAH NEOLA Coni on page seven) WOOL i Gras.-hoppe- s Encourage . 1 j |