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Show dodge for sai.k Bought new last year, has new cord tires, good condition. Must sell. $000, half down, balance time. This ' is a bargain. Will bring it to Milford' and show it to you. William W. Butler, Lund, t'tah. Mrs. Walter Lee Heidenrich left Tuesday on No. 4. for Manitoba, Canada, Can-ada, where she will join her husband and an Indian guide, on an exploration explora-tion trip in a canoe, where a white woman has never been. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Barwick returned return-ed Friday of last week, from Salt Salt Lake. They made the trip by auto. au-to. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Smithson left Tuesday morning for Seattle, Washington, Wash-ington, where they expect to spend the summer with friends. Mrs. George Moore returned Monday Mon-day from Reed, where she spent a week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Poulton. It is one medicine that does what is claimed, for it." Thousands have said it about Tanlac and so will you if you try it. Milford Pharmacy. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sherwood, Sher-wood, Tuesday, June 27, a fine baby boy. Mother and little one doing nicely. nice-ly. Mrs. Wm. Martin left Sunday evening ev-ening on a business trip to Salt Lake. She will also visit her mother, Mrs. Anna Walhin. Mrs. Singleton took her small son to Salt Lake Mjnday night to have medical treatment for a lameness in one of his limbs. L. R, Fournier, local manager or the Telluride Power company, left Friday morning for his home at the power station. He was accompanied by O. L. Evans. Dug Ryan and Tom Johnson, sheepmen, of Pine Valley, spent Monday Mon-day and Tuesday here. They report their sheep in fine condition. Leslie Clay went to Fillmore Sunday Sun-day to bring home Mrs. Clay and baby, ba-by, whe- have been spending a couple of week in that town with relatives. |
