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Show Messrs. Dennis and Wilson were travelers to the City from Emery Friday Mrs. W. J. Humphreys of Oranpeville is on a visit to relatives at Salina. FOR SALE In Huntington, a house and lot. Apply to Ellis Johnson, Manti 52-4 Many Emery county people are in Salt Lake attending conference and the state lair. The Co-op hall management is to be commended on the fine shape of the floor at the choir dance a week ago. Senator Brinkerhoff and wife passed through town yesterday on their return from the convention at Price. A Bargain A lot and a half with to room house and other buildings, good fruit, etc., cheap. Inquire of A. D. Dickson. Miss Mabel Larsen was hostess to a very pleasant dinner party last Sunday, to which were invited a number of her girl friends. Mrs. Kathinka Andersen and daughter, daught-er, Mrs. Lewis Larsen, J. S. Moffitt and Dr. Tinges were among those who were off to Zion this week. S. D. Bunnell, Orange Seely, Sr., Ole Sorenson, Jr. and Oscar Beebe were local attendants at the senatorial convention con-vention at Price. Jas. Crawford, Jr., of Manti, reached here Tuesday for a visit with his son, Edmund, and to look after his business interests here. Hats Mrs. Tinges is at home from Salt Lake with a new and complete line of the latest in fall millinery. She has them on display at her home and is making the prices an attraction. Prof. J. E. Hickman, of Beaver, and Francis Hickman, of Castledale, are visiting in this city, the guests of their Bister, Mrs. Fred Finlayson.-Provo Post. There has been considerable rowdyism on the district school premises after school of late, and serious measures are going to be taken to prevent it if it isn't stopped. Mr. and Mrs. Burr of Emery passed through town yesterday on their way to Provo which place Mr. Burr is going to investigate with the possible idea of locating there. PlGS, PIGS, PIGS We sell, you buy you sell, we buy old ones, young ones Berkshires, Palon 1 Chinas, 0. I. C. or any breed. Humphrey Bros., Oransre-vil'le. Oransre-vil'le. 3-4 W. D. Livingston of Manti won the nomination for state senator over John H. Seely by a vote of 62 to 47. It came up as a south and north end of the county fight. J. S. Moffitt, editor of the Progress, went to Salt Eake Wednesday to attend the state fair and meet his wife and babies on their return from a six weeks visit to Illinois. H. S. Karr and B. Kenner of Manti were Dale visitors Monday, and again Wednesday on their return from a short trip to Mohrland. They have been pay ing particular attention to the country hereabouts. The town seems dull indeed this week in the absence of so many people who j are away in the City or in their home ! towns, taking advantage of the conference confer-ence intermission as nearly all of the students are doing. Miss Mary Allred and John Curtis of Orangeville took a trip over the mountain last week a id returned as Mr and Mrs. Curtis. .And there's good prospects of being happy ever afterwards. after-wards. The St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Insur-ance Co. have supplied J. S. Moffitt, their local agent, with a complete fire map of the town. The first one that has been made of the place. No Company Com-pany beats the St. Paul. Mrs. Ireland and son, Chester, went to Salt Lake Tuesday after a three or four week's visit here. They are among the wise ones who are getting hold of Emery county property before the raise in price which is sure to come soon. Milton Olsen, who has been local agent for the stage line at this point, went to Emery Tuesday where he will make a short visit then go to Provo where he will attend the B. Y. U. His place at the barn has been taken by Ephraim Wilcox. The Emery County Seed Co. has started to clean seed and have a good fall's work before them. John Snow 1 has charge of the cleaning plant. Emery Em-ery county is going to ship out a large amount of seed this year even if a larger amount of hay has been put up than usual. Mr. Farmer, expert for the Consolidated, Consoli-dated, and Leo Leonard of Price were in Castledale the first of the week starting start-ing the alfalfa huller. From all reports it is giving good satisfaction as it gets all the seed out of the hay. That one point should make it a popular machine as there is no use to thresh unless you get all there is in the stack. A number of Orangeville farmers have bought an alfalfa seed huller through the local C. W. & M. Co. which is to be here in a few days. The local machine is giving such good satisfaction that it is influencing others to "get in" also. Don't trifle with a cold is good advice for prudent men and women. It may be vital in case of a child. There is nothing better than Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds in children. It is safe and sure. For sale at Snow's Pharmacy. The Castledale Commercial Club has leased the old Relief Hall and has about ! completed finishing it as a reading and i meeting room. It will be a very con-I con-I venient meeting place when the evenings get long and the weather cold. If not a member you had better get into the fold. It is not intended to be an all i pleasure club, neither is it an all business busi-ness organization. S. A. Harris and family departed Tuesday for their new location up in the Twin Falls country in Idaho. That the people here appreciated Mr. Harris and wife was well evidenced by the Parties and dinners given in their honor before their departure. They certainly I leave with the good wishes of a host of friends. May their new friends be as loyal as the ones they are leaving, is the hope of many. You are not experimenting on yourself your-self when you take Chamberlain'sCough Remedy lor a cold as that preparation has won its great reputation and extensive ex-tensive sale by its remarkable cures of colds, and can always be depended upon. It is equally valuable for adults and children and may be given to young children with implicit confidence as it contains no harmful drug. Sold at Snow's Pharmacy. Mr. S. K. Hooper, General Passenger Agent of the D & R. G., after many years of service, is appointed Assistant to the General Traffic M mager, and Mr. Frank A. Wadleih, heretofore Assistant Assis-tant General Passenger Aent, is promoted pro-moted to the position of General Passenger Pass-enger Agent, effective October first, 1910. In his many years of service Mr. Hooper has won many friends who will be glad to learn of his deserved promotion. |