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Show Water WorKs for Country Homes The Missouri Air-Pressure Water System All kinds of plumbing & 5team Fixtures L. N. STRONG, HUNTINGTON Plumbing and 5team Fitting H I Bits of Local & mm Information J lA lRrf"lltt Concerning Ihm MotrntnU and T)ongJ W ifiOJlMl "f ur in 'fn an County. JT Wlllard Miller is in from the sheep-herd sheep-herd for a few days. Representative Ira R. Browning ia in Salt Lake, on business. FOR SALE-Good potatoes, apply to REX PETERSON, Caatledale. tadv) Mrs. Olive Beebe has been confined to her bed the last few days suffering from a severe cold. Postmaster Cash is nursing a bad cut on the forehead another victim to the art of wood-chopping. The E. S. A. Alumni officers arc busy bu-sy preparing for the big Alumni "do" a week from nest Friday. Rev. Ralph H. Mix, Mrs. Vida Nelson, Nel-son, and Mr. Hansen of Ferron acted as judges at the tryout yesterday. P. C.Borreson is back with us where he belong?, and will soon move his shop implements here from Castle Gate. The 7th and 8th grades of the district school will entertain the public tonight (Saturday) with a varied program. All are invited. Mrs. Frederick Andersen sr., was considerably improved at last report. L'ttle hope was held tor her last Saturday Satur-day and Sunday. The members of the Castledale ward choir gave their organist, Erwin Jensen, surprise party last Thursday evening. A fine time was had. Mr. and Mrs. George Jeffs are entertaining enter-taining a brand new girl which arrived at- their home last Tuesday night. Mother and babe are doing nicely and George himself was still able to work ditch at last report. i LuBell THEATRE 4000 Feet of Best Pictures to be secured se-cured in the State are offered by us to our patrons each performance An hour cannot be apent to better.ad-vantage better.ad-vantage Every Saturday The Academy ball team expects to secure a return game with Mohrland on the Mohrland grounds the forepart of the coining week. Dr. P. C. Christensen, the dentist, announces that he will be at his home in Castlenale until further notice, prepared pre-pared to do all kinds f dental work, (adv) Prin. and Mrs. G. F. Hickman entertained enter-tained the faculty and a few other friends at a dinner given in honor of Prof, and Mrs. J. G. McQuarrte last Thursday evening. FOR SALE White brick house and lot, one block south and one block west from Emery Stake Academy. For further fur-ther particulars see WM. PETERSEN, Castledale. (adv) 24-15 If you want any half-grown pullets of the S. C. White Leghorns remember Collingham's strain and write for prices aii order early at i COLLINGHAM POULTRY YARDS, 'Castledale, Utah, (adv) Mr. and Mrs. Marenus Petersen were visited by the stork last Monday morning morn-ing and a fine new baby girl now see n s very much content in taking up a permanent perm-anent residence with them. All con-carned con-carned are doing well. Mr. and Mrs. Russel Snow returned last Monday evening from a winter's residence at Standardville. Mr. Snow will work on the San Juan land claim of Prin. G. F. Hickman this summer and also take up a claim for himself. Dee Hickman, son of Prof. J. E. Hickman who has visited us often in the capacity of lecturer, arrived on Tuesday's stage preparatory to making a trip to San Juan county where he and his father and brothers have land claims He will leave for that country next Monday or Tuesday. Castledale suffered a genuine water . famine from last Saturday afternoon to ! Wednesday noon. All the water had keen drawn from the big cistern and the ! ditch work was not completed until ! Wednesday so that it was impossible to fill it. It is to be hped that we are uot forced to this another year. Harry Brandon dug out litter of seven tiny coyote pupa last Wednesday morning and brought them into town. They couldn't have been more tha i a few days old as they didn't have their eyes open and looked like ordinary puppies. pup-pies. They were found in the Brandon field just across the creek west of town. . Some $10.50 bounty is due Harry Har-ry for his find. Several Castledale people last Sunday availed themselves of the opportunity to visit the display of G. H. Jack's ! paintings on exhibition in the Orange-ville Orange-ville library and were well rewarded for the trip. The copies of the masters are excellent while the orig'nal subjects by Mr. Jack are also truly wonderf i 1. IT WILL PAY YOU TO MAKE HAY GROW SUDAN GRASS THE GREATEST FORAGE PLANT KNOWN Great for Hay, Seed, Forage, Silage. Never fails Crop. Re- aists drought, stands rain, grows wherever Sorghum does. 1 Pure Seed $1 per pound prepaid; larger lots 50c lb.; 1000 1 seeds for I Octs. j Ellagene Farm A'ldine, Texas ! MM ' ' a aW iaaa i Orangeville is also to be congratulated on its excellent library. We had the pleasure recently of being be-ing shown over the new dance hall and theatre built by J. W. Nixon of Huntington Hunt-ington an I found the building even superior to the flattering reports heard about this decided improvement for Huntington and the whole county. The theatre is only used for moving picture performances as yet but additional scenery is now being painted and other stage improvements made that will provide a first class theatre. We must not forget to msntion the work of 15-year 15-year old Louis Leroy, who painted the drop curtain and made a wonderful job of it. Get the habit of going to J. C. BAKER Candy and Gum Hats, Hats, Hats Oranges and Lemons Gloves, Gloves Germade Caps, Caps Salt Side Ties and Collars Lard Shirts Flour Overalls Mens Shoes Notions Boys Shoes Pins, Needles, Thread NaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaMaBaaSSBSMaa.V MHMBMataBBiltBMMaMMHHMM MSMM MMHSIMMMMMMMniHWil HAUL YOUR OWN COAL Load at the mine. Coal always al-ways on hand load in three minutes. Stop at Johnson's Ranch on Canyon road for order. Price $1.50 per ton. Black Diamond Mine Jas. K. Peterson, Forman G. li. JACK SCENE AND DECORATION PAINTER Estimates given during- ray short visit in Orangeville'1 1 ' -r .', 1 - Vord-of-Mouih Advertising Pasting encomiums, only over your store counter, about the quality of -what you'v got to ell, results in about as much satisfaction as your wife would get if you gave her a boxo! cigars for Christmas. eSSBBBaBBBBBBBBBBSaSBBBBBSaSBBBBBBBSSSSBaBaBlBi Advertising ia This Paper talks to everybody at once and nut si them Ulk back with money. iCoDyrtgnt. UCO, ij V. H U.I r 1 Shoe & llflrr.css SIlOp at Ferrcn New Shop East of Meetinfjhouje Mens Half Soles - Ladies Half Soles - 4?c OuIdrensHalf Soles, 63cd"owi Other charges accordingly Mall Orders promptly attended to and returned to any pirt of Emery county. Give us trial. "Satisfaction is our work motto" PLUMBING & HEATING i We are prepared to install fint-class fint-class plumbing and heating t.vfr ! tern or fixtures anywhere in Eastern Utah. Let us figure on your work Reasonable Rates John A. forsyiii PRICE Phone, Shop 2C3 Res. 105-x LEARN SHORTHAND It will pay you well. It U mnrrd f8-' good employment. It ! more than that. It " invaluable ftrtcmsl ecomplisMmcHl ft li m labor aaTer thruout your Life. I BENN PITMAN PHONOGRAPHY li taucht la reliable tcfaovU everywhere. I1 recommend one to yott. Or we will t. about eif-iiutructioo or leuotu by mail. nCt The Phonographic Institute, j CINCIKNATt. WN. Benn Pitman. Foundrr. Jerome B. Howard. Presi&nU ffff to orc'er 'our '915 hatching eggs and day-o''' L V ; vlVJ hicks from Collingham's Poultry Yards the home j XfJr of the j IMPROVED S. C. WHITE LEGHORNS, XtU- ' BRED ECU LAYING ij Large orders for eggs for hatching and dV" "V old chicks a matter of correspondence, bend hr M FM price list to BEp COLLINGHAM'S POULTRY YARDS Robert eollinnham, Prop., Castle Dale, Vt h waraanMcsnBaaaniMaKifla iMaMr |