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Show SMITH FIELD, CACHE COUNTY, UTAH. FRIDAY, SEPT. hundred Wo--e Address and -- all adeer- - at the Fair for years. One Biahop and Mra. Venam N. Tidwell , W. material Bir-I tiaiag and aon, Vernon, and daughter, Good rate of pay, dee, returned to their home in North aupply eveyrthiug. m Ne No necnaary. eaperienn aelling. after upending Hollywood, California fine of number S23 Box Merchandiae a Mart, in large hia bring the pant two weeka here with Milwaukee Wiaconsin draft teama for the horse departMra. R. E. Tidwell and other The Sarah Woodruff Camp Adv. ment. ! Lileth Mias frienda. Daughters of Utah Pioneera will relative! and two culb work, comthe who has The poultry, past Tidwell spent hold their regular meeting will be to show ! them with the Home and and variety Big exhibits returned spot munthi here in the m. munity , September 16, a4 2:30 p. ward Fourth be Septhe will choiy, larger section by Caiiionua, in Richmond, Community Library. A good program hi a been her home will tember 23rd. Everybody welcome. attend achool. before. More cash pnxes com-- j where ahe ever offi-erthan the for Nee arranged. will be offered. In addition to the " ing aeaiion will be elected. A mem- of ATTEND TO TEACHERS , and Mr. of eon Mra. Alton Tidwell, regular cash premium a number ber of the county board will be preCONVENTION offered prises Smitnfield havs of Tidwell firms business Frank dcaired. ia Mra. attendance A j aent. good Salt Lake City in the various departments. (UP) and Miss Dor'thy South, daughter of teachers from schools and uniMr. and Mr. J. South of Idaho Falla, NOTICE The outstanding event each afterAn invitation ia hereby extended was united in marriage Thursday, versities throughout the state are ex- noon will he the big rodeo. This ia pected to attend the 43rd annual the largest and most pretentious atlo the persona who raided the water- Auugat 25th in the Salt Lake temple acEducation traction of its kind ever offered the convention of the Utah melon pitch of lliahop C. J. ltow-ma- n Mr. and Mra. Frank Tidwell make Association, scheduled for Salt Lake will Cre- and them. They return companied Wednesday night p0ple of Cache Valley. Leo, J. where 13 15. American left. October to Fork, from in over for home watermelon! the their City they country mer is known take the two Mr. Tidwell ia employed a district Under the direction of President the rodeo he produces. His stock and st Milton B. Taylor, members of the attractions for the Fair here are the A neighborhood party waa manager for the Tribune Co. association will discuss various subas he presented for the Big held Saturday evening at the home at jects related to improvement of edu- hm Covied Wagon Days Celebration at f Mr. and Mra. Lowell Ilillyard,S. The Ladies Literary club metMra. the home of their new president, cational methods. Salt Lake City this year. Cremer honoring Mr. and Mrs. Leland -- one ia known as the King of Rodeo. He Schaub of Logan. Mra. Schaub waa A. D. Weeka, Thursday, September 1. the book, wiU open hia show each afternoon formerly Mrs. Ava J. Rich. A variety An exceptional review of M. Barrie, ALL IN READINESS of games, both indoor and outdoor The Boy David, by J. at 2 p. m. with a grand entry that the were enjoyed after whiA a luncheon waa given by Miss Della Thornley. is certain to thrill. Heading with FOR CACHE FAIR was served to 20. Following lunch- The rooms were decorated Grand Entry wiU be Cremer and school eon the remainder of the evening beautiful fall Bowen. A delicious All indications are that the Cache the Queen for the particular waa spent in music. Mr. and Mra. luncheon waa served to all club district the that for of day, county County Fair to bo held ot Logan Schaub received many lovely presents. members except two, who were not next Following will be the queens of all Wednesand Monday, a Tuesday was present. Mra. Emma Thornley the other towns and cities of the day, September 12, 13 and 14 will inOn August Slat between 85 and special guest. be attraction valley who will he each formally and W LOCAL NEWS K'Srcihi mo-of'th- er, vd men Mast C2 tett. id jg 7I eom Af tt. r BUY roperformers. The top hands and deo performers from eU over the country will- - be here. Cremer has a number cf fine acta. Jimmy Nechitt, who rani A with Homer Holcomb as one of the country! beat clowns takes many risks in fighting the big Brahma bulla in the arena. Cremer does not prolong hia show. There will be two hours but there will be action every minute with many thrills and spills. The committee is fortunate in getting the services cf the Union Pacific Band Id play for the rodeo end lead the grand entry. This band is consi-dre- d the beat rodeo band in America. The evening attractions will bo the Urge midway with its many rides, concessions and shows and the; special acta staged at the race track in front of the grand stand by Captain Jeiry Edwards, champion hell di and Ace Daredevil of the world. He leaps 100 feet through the eir with his automobile and crashes thru s special board fence. He leaps over the bodies of seven men and as a climax he has two automobiles racing at 60 miles an hour in opposite directions and finally they have a terifific collision, in front of the troduced to the puhlie as they pau smash-u- p before the grandstand. As there ere grandstand. Just before the the for drivers make their jump no conflicting dates with the Cache This in itself is s great fete County Fair and as Cremer ia of- safety. of daring. fering a special prise for the best all around cowboy, it ia expected there will be nearly 100 rodeo performers for the different events. Most of these with all the judges end the other officials will ride in this Grand Entry. As this ia Cre- - REXALL STORE 4-- H s Five-thousa- t-- nu-ho- -- 90 choir members and partners of Mr. and Mrs C. A. Brown and the Smith field First ward enjoyed and family of Idaho Falls, Idaho, visited very interesting program basket lunch in the Mack Memorial with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Raah during the Brat of the week. Mra. Brown IVk. is a daughter of Mr. and Mra. Rash. The Smith field Fourth Ward choir a Mr. Glen Dowdel underwent will sponsor a variety program at Fritonsil September Thursday, operation the First ward recreation hall, day, Beptemebr 23rd at 8 p. m. An 8 at a Logan hospital. quilt will be given away to the per-uCARD OF THANKS holding the lucky ticket, Chinees Wo wish to take this opportunity on the quilt will he sold. to express, our sincere appreciation us Mr. and Mrs. Frsnk Tidwell at- to the any friend who helped tended the Brighton reunion at in any way during the recent illnesa, beloved death and burial of our Brighton, also visited their daughter hueband and father. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph and Mrs. W . J. Barnes and family Jacobsen of Provo and Mr. and Mra. Fork. American Alton Tidwell of TO HOLD REUNION will Relief ward The Isaac Read reunion will be Society The First not hold its work and business meet- held in the Jamea Mack Memorial ing until the third Tuesday, Sep- Park Sunday, September 11 from tember 20, according to Mrs. Laura 1 oclock noon until 6 oclock. All who are interested are cordially in . Gyllenskog, president. vited to attend. The Snappy Stitchers Brat year cawing ddb under the leadership of Misa Amona Blanchard enjoyed a two day canyon trip up Logan canyon on August 17. The time waa spent hiking. Those that were present Patrecia were Florence Haglund, Thelma Hansen, Toolaon, Hilda Chambers, Janice Rasmussen, and Colleen Hsglund. Fern Moody, Reporter aon-in-ii- Mr. and Mrs. Orval Coleman daughter Erma and Mr. and Kay Clark spent the week and relatives and friends at Roy Westpoint, Utah. the largest biggest and exhibition of any ever presented in the county. AU the cities and communities in the county will participate with exhibits, contests and otherwise. They have keen interest in the big annual exhibition of the countys best. AU stalls and pens for the horses, cattle, sheep and swine will be filled. The dairy cattle exhibits will be the beat for quality to he ARTHUR For The Republican Nomination FOR Mra. with and Mr. Oven Hillyard and Mr. Paul Nelson are visiting, in California. They expect to be gone about two weeks. IF YOURE LOOKING AT PRICE TAGS LOOK Mr. end Mrs. Hazen Hillyard an! family have returned home from a trip through Bryce and Zams canyons and a visit to St. George. Mr. and Mra. W. H. Farr accompanied them on the trip from Gunnison, Utah. Mr. Hillyard reports that the St. George temple has been completely red pointed and the grounds have also been newly landscaped. The Snappy Stitchers Brit year sewing club under the leadership of Min Anions Blanchard held their last meeting September 2. The was time spent Bniahing up our club work. Fern Moody, Reporter SPEEDWAY m VACATIONS ARE OVER. YOU MUST BE AWARE TISSUE, JUST LISTEN TO US, AND HAVE NEVER A CARE MUSTARD, E AN EASY WAY BUY YOUR BAKED GOODS G-- fQMRUA ULUUlti ECS SMITHFIEID for long-lif- PHONE 53 SPECIAL PRICES FOR PARTIES e service, mry greatest tires! 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