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Show LOCAL ITEMS. M. Beauregard attended the district court aa juror and being dismissed proceeded to Salt Lake on a matter of business, returning Saturday. m m WILL SELL Seasonable -5 head horses, 2 Bets work harness , 1 wagon, 1 binder, 1 reaper, 1 hay rake, 1 sulky plow. For particulars call on or write Lena Mayfield, Gunnison, TJtacr KM The Fayette Irrigation company at its annual meeting held January 13 elected the following nambd board of directors : J. C. Mellor, president ; Philip A. Dack, secretary and treasurer treasur-er ; E. J. Lellor, 0. H. Picket and Milo Bown . CRN Fred Wasden, a veteran of Gu nni son but now residing at Scipio, is over to visit hia many friends here. Mr Wasden has not lost his wanton fraternal fra-ternal respect for the Black Hawk veterans and believes it a mistake to let dwindle the reunion occasions bo much enjoyed in the past. r H m A recent apportionment of School funds by the office of A. 0, Nelsou, state superintendent of public instruction, in-struction, gives to Sanpete oouxity $18,590.60. The amount represents a per oapita of $3 43 to the children of school age, numbering 5,430. The apportionment in the entire state amounts to 5383,199.20. t n r Damages cannot.be claimed against the city for lowering the grade of sidewalk to harmonize with the established grado of the traveled part of the street, according to an opinion handed down by the state supreme court Monday. treasurer; L. Ludvigson additional director. n r k Mrs. N Gledhiil is a Salt Lake visitor this week. m r m Mra. Elizabeth Bean has been the gueBtthia week of her daughter, Mrs. von Nordeck, from Kichfield. MM The basket ball game announced for last Friday had to be played en-tiiely en-tiiely by locals, the Redmond team declining after the bills were out. No oharge was made, but the boys put up an interesting time notwithstanding. notwith-standing. M R , Carl Lundeberg has been very low in health for some time. Last week he was reported on the improve, but a dropsy complication has caused a serious back set. His friends hope to see him recover. R R R Mrs. Elizabeth Peterson returned to her home at Ephraim yesterday, having spent a few days here guest of her sister, Mrs. von Nordeck . R R R The Sunday school of this stake met in officers' convention here Sunday Sun-day afternoon- Superintenent Geo, E, Bench and corp of workers in the stake board comiDg down from Han-and Han-and quite an attendance from the surronding wards. R R M Jim Kearna seems to be improving gradually from his rheumatics aDd is seen up town frequently since the pleasant weather of the past few days Jim's many friends would be pleased to see him cured of hia iutirmity and going about without the aid of crutches like he used to. R R R EAKN $25 CASH by few hours' work. We want to advertise our new Lamp Burner. We offer ,$25.00 u l .. ,l - .i 1, K It H Considerable trouble is met of late ' over the water pipes freezing up. On account of tbe frozen ground it has been a difficult matter to locate exactly exact-ly the place of stoppage in some instances, in-stances, making it alPthe more annoying an-noying and expensive. With an electric light that to be effective needs a kerosene lamp companion ,and with the domestic water supply stopped, some are inclined to kick out of these modern enterprises, st at K At the annual stock meeting of the Gunnison Valley bank held on the 9th inBt, the board of directors which served last year was reelected. The members are W. H. Gribble, O. B. Berglund, J. T. Jones, Joseph Chris tenson, L Ludvigson and J. O. Mellor. Stock meeting over, the directors met and organized with the following officers of-ficers : W.H, Gribble, president ; O. B. Berglund, vice president; J. T. Jones, cashier ; Joseph Christenson, secretary, The bank is reported in a prosperous condition, KM Miss Mary Gledhiil on her birthday birth-day anniversary Monday evening was called upon unexpectedly, at the i home of her parents, by a nice crowd of her young lady and gentlemen friends. The jovial spirit in which I the company greeted their honored guest kept possession and a most 1 pleasant evening was Bpent together, Interesting games and music furnished furnish-ed the entertaining feature, while confectioneries suited the part of refreshments re-freshments which all enjoyed. The company consisted of the Misses von Nordeck, Cora Yepson, Ruby Jensen, Dora Day, Lilian Parshal, Mary By-water, By-water, Leo'a Childs, Idell Cnilds, Talula Metcalf, Jane Metcalf, and Messrs June Metcalf, Hugh Kearns, Grover Childs, R. Edwards, J. W, JoneB, Sheldon Anderson, Leandei Thompson, K The following named qualified this week as th9 board of directors for ho Guuni-iou City C uial compiuy: E L Swalberg, presideut ; Jot c S Pei- erson. vioe president; Joseph Christenson, Chris-tenson, secretary ; Peter Christiansen, can furnish reference who will sell 158 of our White Liyht Smokeless Lamp Burners in your community at 35c each. Burner guaranteed per our "Ad" in this paper today. Sand us 35c for sample burner and order blanks. Commence work at onoe. NATIONAL LIGHT COMPANY, Sault Ste Marie, Mich. t h n It seems the Centerfield peace offi-oers, offi-oers, Marshal Winfred Fjeldsted and Justice of the Peace Embley, have been too vigilant for "bootlegging" in liquor to thrive there long. Last week Charles Larsen was pinched to the amount of $250, after having pleaded guilty to disposing of liquor illegally and pledging his word to not repeat the offense. Later Ed Jones penitently appeared before his honor and voluntarily confessed to a similar wrong, and got off with a fine of $60. A crowd of minors was taken up for being under the influence influ-ence of liquor, and one ot them was fined $50 for his part in having 'treated" the boys and the rest will be required to answer before the juvenile ju-venile oourt for their conduct. Minors Mi-nors using tobacco have also been dealt with and it is possible that a cleaning up of this infraction of the law will find ultimately the source of their obtaining tobacco. The prosecutions prose-cutions have been taken up under the town authority of Centerfield, who is deserving of commendation from all law abiding citizens for it. Kill More Than Wild Beasts. The number of people killed yeai ly by wild beasts dou't approach the vast number killed by disease germs. No life is safe from their attacks They're in air, water, dust, even food But grand protection is afforded b Electric Bitters, which destroy anc expel these deadly disease germi from the system. That's why chills fever and ague, all mlurial am many blood diseases yield promptl' to this wonderful blood purifier. Tr them, aud eojoy the glorious healtl Bud new strcuih itiey'll give you Money back, if Dot satisfied, Oni; 50o at all druggists, r ...... |
