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Show tBits of Local Information jL Concerning the Movements and Doinjfj of Our "People in Totun and County f Willard Miller is home from the herd. Samuel Singleton was in town a couple of days this week. Miss Nettie Peacock and Mrs. Alice Lamph are clerking at the Co-op. Edmund Crawford returned this week from Manti, where he attended his father's funeral. W. G. Peacock is back at his job in the C. W. & M. Co's. office. He looks like he enjoyed married life. David Ellis of Wellington, another E. S. A. student, was seen headed Ferron-ward Thursday. He did stop to ay hello, however. GROCERIES 20 to 30 PER CENT SAVED. The best money can buy. Will call and see you soon, tf. Agt. E. A. MILLER, Castledale. Hyrum Huntington of Orangeville left us a little cash yesterday. He didn't feel just right because he was about a month behind on his subscription. That's the way. Stake Primary convention will be held tomorrow (Sunday.) The public is invited to attend the afternoon session. ses-sion. There will be a number of visiting visit-ing sisters here from Salt Lake City. Two bedsteads, one range, one dining table, chairs, heater and other household house-hold articles, also one farm buggy. Prices right. Inquire at this office or Geo. W. Brandon. tf "I was permanently cured of Kidney and Bladder trouble by using three 50c boxes Chambers' Kidney and Bladder Pills. My trouble was of twelve years standing. " Name furnished on application. applica-tion. Sold exclusively and guaranteed by Snow's Pharmacy. J. J. Hardy, our experc smith, made us very angry the other day by handing over one-fifty. Miss Lois Fugate of Ferron was a stage passenger north last Sunday. She will attend summer school. Leigh Lamph, the newly-made benedict, bene-dict, left for Hiawatha last Saturday. He had employment awaiting him. Clarence Livingston must have caught the matrimonial fever. He left Saturday Satur-day for Spring City, where he will join his bride-to-be. Milton Olsen passed through on his way home from the B. Y. U. last Sunday. Sun-day. He had to stay over in Castledale until Monday, though, when he resumed re-sumed his journey to Emery. We enjoyed a pleasant little visit from Bro. Evan Thomas of Cleveland last week. He is a pleasant old fellow and it makes one feel better to have chatted with him for a few momenta. The uniform success that has attended the use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy has made it a favorite everywhere. It can always be depended upon. For sale at Snow's Phrmacy. Mrs. Frank Johnson of Huntington was taken tj the hospital at Salt Lake Tuesday to have her eyes treated. She has almost gone blind the last year and every effort will be ma Je to restore her failing sight. Nephi Williams and the remaining members of his family left yesterday for their former home in Emery. They ! occupied the R. C. Miller residence while their children were attending school. We hate to see Mr. Williams leave us, as he was a ve j helpful man in the community. Write Chambers' Medicine Co., Doo-ley Doo-ley Block, Salt Lake City, for a sample of their guaranteed Dyspepsia Tablets. No cure, no pay is just what we mean when we say we guarantee these tablets. Write their physician for advice. Sold exclusively and guaranteed by Snow's Pharmacy. Miss Ida Anderson has moved her millinery store from her home to a room in the Sorenson building, where she is "keeping shop" with a splendid line of ; goods. M. A. Anderson has also added ' to his stock of paints, oils, brushes, etc., and now has a splendid line of like articles in the same building. ; Bishop Alonzo Brinkerhoff of Emery j attended Pres. Larsen's funeral Sunday- 1 Evart Johnson of Huntington visited j with his brother in the Dale for a few days the past week. j Casper Christensen ef Emery was j one of the attendants at the f uner il of j Pres. Larsen Sunday. Clifton Ralphs, an old E. S. A. student, passed through town on his way home from the B. Y. U. Sunday. Miss Flossie Jorgensen and sister, Esther, returned from . Sevier county Sunday. Their mother and sister Cleo will return tomorrow. Our new grocerman, Geo. A. Baker, i is surely gaining the confidence of the people. Everyone who has had any dealings with him.seem to be well satis- fied. j It is worse rhsn tis'es" to take any medicines iirerna'ly for muscular or j chronic rheumatism. All that is needed ' is a free application of : Chamberlain's j Liniment. For sale at Snow's Pharmacy ! A party, of whom Dave Seely, Dr. j Burnette, Claire Winters were members returned Thursday from a trip beyond ; the Buckhorn, where they have been looking after their cattle. I OPT In one day I lest a severe cold by taking 1 Chambers' Cold Tablets, guaranteed to cure a cold in one day, and any case of La Grippe in three days, or your money refunded. For sale at Snow's Pharmacy. Willard Wells and wife, who have just settled in Castledale have rented the Wm. J. Seely home and are fast getting acquainted. Mrs. Wells is a , well educated lady and has had several ' years experience in school teaching in Grand county. Mr. Wells is a practical farmer and as such we welcome him to our midst. Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and expectoration ex-pectoration easy by giving Chamberlain's Chamber-lain's Cough Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success. For sale at Snow's Pharmacy. S. E. Francom, wife and child of Castleton, are comfortably established in the Ferguson home, recently vacated by Dr. Coleman, and bought by Mr. Francom a omple of months ago. He has a good outfit to work with and we doubt not that his property will soon show the results of his skillful manipulation. |