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Show I,.. ' BURTNER. Albert P. Wallace. Chronicle Representative. ' The big six hundred pound bell for the amusement hall has arrived. The contract for plating It is open for bids. S. W. Rich of Evanston, Wyo., Is here looking over his property. C. C. Ixmcke of Dlngham Canyon Is also here Inspecting his farm In West Burtnor. S. D. Farmer and Frank Morltz of Nebraska were visitors in Hurlner during dur-ing the week. They havo land In West Uurtner. The old railroad sign "Akin" has been taken down and the new sign "Delta" pluced on tho box car. A car of coal for N. H. Illshop and one of cement for the D. L. & W. Co. were shipped In Saturday, also an emigrant emi-grant car for Mr. Fred Itarhen. Mr. Fred Ilarben and fumily arrived Saturday from Wasatch county. They will make Uurtner or Delta their home. There was considerable excitement here Monday night due to tho opening of the reservoir reserve. Some land had several squatters on it W. A. Tobln and wife, Scrocroft's drummer, is in Rurtner for a few days. |
