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Show . THE HELPER TIMES, HELPER, UTAH. THE HELPER TIMES mic rinimiiiiin'imiimi I. A. LEE, Publisher lilUillllllllliiliWIItllWIhllimHim One Year in Advance $1.50 iMitlllli Six Months in Advance 75e Entered at the post office at Helper, Utah, as second class matter. BUFFALO HUNTING NOT GONE Owner of Wyoming Herd Hat Made Plana to Furnish the Sport," for a Price. vr ' Blase sportsmen alio lament tlia act that they can no longer pursue and kill the wild buffalo of the Western plains have one more guess coming. Such as have the price and the prioe will be a long one siay soon enjoy the novelty pf a wild buffalo hunt, unaccompanied by taint of civilization or game warden restrictions, just as Buffalo Bill did in the good old days. Maj. Timothy. McCoy, owner ot iscveral thousand acres of mountain 'and plain land in the Owl creek region west of Therniopolis, Wy0., has purchased what is known as the Palmer herd of buffalo and will turn in the animals loose in a 4,000-acr- e closure. As soon as the inclosurc can be completed, the major announces he jwill invite a few noted sportsmen for a real buffalo hunt. After that, am- bitious big game hunters with the price may get their names on the majors waiting list. The. herd rep resents an investment of $40,000. CA MISSING! The saddest word In the history of war Is "missing.1 As officially reported In Jlie casualty lists, the designation has been styled a euphemism for dead." Sometimes, though, the missing are subsequently, located, and the names transferred to the list of killed,' wounded or prisoner, says Providence Journal. More rarely, they turn up all right, as when men become lost from their commands la the turmoil of battle and make their way back at some distant part of the line. In the majority of cases, after some interval, the missing must be given up for dead there cun never be the melancholy satisfaction of knowing the circumstances of their fate. The names of 5,500 men, of all ranks, of the American expeditionary forces are still enrolled among the missing, although diligent efforts have been made, and are still beiug made, to reduce the list A month or so ago it bore more than 11,000 names. The number is perhaps not extraordinary, considering that more than a million of our soldiers were actually engaged in field operations; considering, too, that many of our units were associated in battle with the British and French armies, and so lost contact with our own personnel stuffs. u)M nr THJk.BLYERAGEJvr Tho alhyoar:round soft drink Leadership, once established, is strengthened and confirmed by its followers and imitators Bevo's leadership is proclaimed by the largest rear guard that ever followed a leader. r. u n Sold everywhere -- Families supplied by Visitors grocer, druggist and dealer. are cordially Invited to inspect our plant. ANHEUSER-BUSC- ST. LOU IS. H l- -l Price Beverage Company, 9 Distributors PRICE, UTAH. ii'Hii i ; mill British women are demanding AmerNotice For Publication ' ican household devices. COAL ENTRY Here Is another American Invasion of Brass bunds, waving flags, cheers (Sec. 2347, R. Si) Great Britain in which Yankee InvenLand Office at Salt Lake City, Utah, and similar demonstrations while retion and resource is going over that July 25, 1919. turned warriors are being welcomed tenacious Notice is hereby given that Walter top. homo are fully appreciated. They are M. Dake, of Denver, County of Denless useful, however, than are the open State of Colorado, has this day The trenches are being prepared for ver, filed in this office Application to PurJobs specially reserved and preserved of tourists, says a cothe chase, Serial No. 024617, under the for the soldier boys. A Chicago firm ble Inspection Probably that means provisions of section 2347, U. S. Redispatch. trained that the having proved average that cash registers are being substi- vised Statutes, the SEi of SEJ of Secsoldier Is SO per cent more efllclcnt tion 1 and NEJ of NEJ of Section 12, tuted for mnchlne guns. than the average civilian, there ought Township 13 South, Range 8 East, S. L. M. to be no lack of such places for the Norway la planning pew factories Ajjy and all persons claiming adboys now coming buck. to make shoes along American lines. versely the lands described, or desiring to the entry When the exports start, perhaps one to object for any reasonshould thereof by pipncnnts jile their T1e telephone companys intimation will be able to buy a pair at less cost affidavits of protest in this office during that it will henceforth deem fire min- than a suit of clothes. , the thirty-daperiod of publication utes about the right amount of time immediately foUbwing the first printed L issue of this notice, otherwise, tne for persons on a party line tp" devote The former kalier Is said to have plication maybe allowed, to a shop talk will be sorry news for become a "Cigarette fiend, fit If --fall GOIJLD B. BLAKELY, Register. those patrons who, when time hangs hands wars not stained enough al- First pub, Aug, 1, last Aug. 29, 1919. heavily on them, love to settle down to ready. a good friendly afternoon or evening renewal of ALEXANDER STEWART, Keep smiling and send us the news, anceships. 4-- 365 Buy Your labor-savin- g S HO E S Here and Get Your Discount. Bread and Pastry .Goods Fresh Every Day. LOUIS FOSSAT . y HELPER LUMBER & HARDWARE CO. & WADDOUPS Carries a full line of Lath, Cement, Builders HardA Square Deal and 'Fair Treatment our ware, Etc. Motto. Figure with us before going elsewhere. Attorneys at Law. ElevethJFloor Deseret Bank Bldg. Salt Lake City, Utah. Henderson Repair Shop Silvagni Building, Price, Utah. And Service Station Vulcanizing done by the Haywood System. Rim cuts or any kind of Repair Work done good as new. Helper Lumber & Hardware Co. HELPER, ONWARD LODGE NO. 15 Visiting members cordially invited. 8 o'clock. General Auto Repairing- - The CITY CAFE OPEN C. Saccomano: C. C. J. Ruggeroni, M. F. yg F. C. Bertolina, K. of. R. and S. rajS Gasoiine, Oils and Grease. Satisfaction Guaranteed or Money Refunded. PROMPT SERVICE FREE AIR. North Main Street, Helper, Utah. .V. DAY AND NIGHT Everything First Class. Special Dining Rooms for Ladies. Barboglio Bldg. Helper, Utah HELPER LODGE NO. 56 I. O. O. P Meets every Tuesday evening at Flaims Hall. Visiting brothem ordially invited to attend-E- . C. Burgar, N. G. James Pland, V. G. T. C. Smiley, Secretary. James Phelps, Treaa. AMERICAN CANDY COMPANY TOM DEMIS, Proprietor U tahna Rebekah Lodge No. 3 9 For these hot days, try our Ice Cold Sodas. All'flavors. HELPER, UTAH Meets every 2nd and 4th Friaay in the month at 730 p. m., at Flairas Hall. Margaret Leute, Noble Grand. Maud Dyer, Vice Grand Irene L. Sinele, Secy. Francis Welch, Treaa. Visiting Brothers and Sisters welcome KELLYS ICE CREAM, of Salt Lake City. Cool and RefrethiSg. Also a full line of Candy, Cigars and Cigarettes. P. O. Box 96. Ernest Griffith Headquarters for Reservation Travelers, and tne Traveling Public in General. Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water in' Every Room. UTAH Knights of Pythias. Meets in Castle Halt every Thursday night at " Hotel Helper, Helper, Utah - DR. K. KAMITANI Dentist Teacher of Violin Enquire at Helper, Utah. Dr. C. R. Snowder DENTIST, the Y. M. C. A. L Office hours: 9 to 12 A. M. and North Main Street. Helper, Uta to 6 P. M. Helper, Utah. |
