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Show Muddy roads and delayed stages have been the worry of the towns lately. Representative Wm. J. Seely is expected ex-pected to visit here today going back to the city tomorrow. J. W. Nixon has adopted the cash system and is selling as cheap as the cheapest anywhere. There is to be a meeting of the Farmer's Far-mer's and Stockmen's Association at the court house Monday. With three separate picture shows in town in one week Castledale is certainly cer-tainly getting quite modern. Dr. Hill and wife were callers at the drug store this week, coming down from Huutington on horseback. Mrs. Hill was formerly Miss Effie Armstrong and taught school here last year. Thursday was "ground-hog day" and the sun never shown brighter in Castle Cas-tle Valley. Six weeks more winter hardly seems possible, but the sign never failed yet only a few times. Our early spring goods are now arriving and contain many hand some and new patterns of dress goods. New trimmings in all styles will reach us the coming 1 week. Fancy notions now in and more coming. -Orangeville Coop Edmund Crawford received word by wire Thursday night that his brother Stanley had just died in Salt Lake where he had gone to be operated on for appendicitis. This news came as a complete surprise to Edmond as he had just learned that his brother was sick, but had no idea that it was serious Mr. and Mrs. Crawford started to Manti early Friday morning. Stock of coffins and caskets- and al! kinds of funeral goods at M. A. Anderson's, And-erson's, Castledale. Trimming trees and clearing up yards and gardens is in progress. A few more such days and the farmer will be following the plow. Pete Jones is over from Sunnyside to help start his new boy out in the way that he should go. The young man was born Sunday morning, January 29, 1911. Jones report is that times are pone too good at the camp. Lewis Moore, who lost his wife at Lawrence a short time ago, left the first of the week for Arizona taking the children with him. They will make their future home with the parents of the children's mother. Remember There will be a meeting of the stockholders of the Castledale Co-op February 6th at 8 o'clock p. m., at the store for the election of officers and such other business as may come before the meeting. E. Crawford, becretary. How to cure a cold is a question in which many are interested just now. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and immense sale by its remarkable cure of colds. It can always be. depended upon. For sale by Snow's Pharmacy. The Dennis oil drill has shut down. Some think they have abandoned the well and others that they are trying to disguise the fact that they have struck a good well. The latter seems by far the most probable solution. If the well was abandoned there would be no occasion for any secresy about it. Ralph Hougaard of Manti is a new clerk at Snow's Pharmacy. Mr. Snow has some other work to do for awhile and Mr. Hougaard will have charge of the store. Mr. Snow has been improving improv-ing steadily ever since he moved to the new building and certainly has a nicely furnished and well-kept store. He is still improving appearances. W. L. Stilson of Orangeville was a pleasant caller at this office this week. He must be getting to be quite an old man now as he drove a yoke of oxen about Salt Lake when that was only a village and most of the other Utah towns were not in existence. There is considerable said about growing old gracefully and Mr. Stilson is a pretty good proof that it can be done. It is funny how things do happen isn't it? We notice in our exchanges that an Eastern editor says that a man got into in-to trouble by marrying two wives. A Western editor says that many have done the same thing by marrying one. Still a Northern editor says that some of his friends find trouble by only promising promis-ing to marry without going any further. A Texas editor relates that a friend of his was bothered enough by simply being be-ing found in company with another man's wife. So it goes. Wann Progress. Honor is due to those who do, not to those that merely talk and don't do. : This store is doing the right thing for itself, when it is doing the right thing for you. Your interests and our inter-! ests are identical. We can make more money doing right than by doing wrong though this is not our only reason for j doing right. We will do business with I you so that we can always look you ' square in the eve and not blush. Let us all pay as we go and keep out of! debt, buy cheaper and be happy. Come and see us. J. W. Nixon. j I |