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Show COUNTY SUMMIT- For HAPPENINGS COUNTY SUMMIT by TOPICS TERSELY TIMELY Millinery Up-to-da- te . DEVOTED CORRESPONDENTS SPECIAL At the very TO THE UP BUILDING TOLD Gathered Here and there for this Paper LOWEST PRICES x ROCKPORT. MRS. M. E. RHOADES, Milliner, HOYTSVILLE NEWS. PHONE 41 BLACK. 1 KoCKTOiT. May 30. Ward -A little HOYTSVILLE, May lit"' attended here ference waAyell Mr of arrived home in-stranger atjhe 1 .Sunday, ami some very good Mrs. and on John 27th, Edgel, May struct ions were given. There Wan a, of course they being very hosattendance also people from and good News Creek Gra HENEFER NEWS. people, gave it shelter. It Is pitable Coalvill', Oakley. Kama, Wan!it' a and naturally John is the hoy, blot o The fruit trees are full man in town, Mother and proadest OKA'S KEEK, June 1. - Alberthi kuiiih and if th frost does not hurt babe doing nicely, r,.s r.r r.iv. May 31. Wm. Lavf Bullock , t we look for a good crop. spent Decoration day ( shot a I.ayton, a H1 j j n, Barber run the endar, who Iave Sargent is at home again Cha. Rees, of Coalville visited after short time ago, in here at the resi- tore during the former i absence. teaching school in Box Elder here a few days recently. dence of hla wife fklher, Mr. I.eht ha been on the tuck county this winter, Wui. Craig llennefer. Mr. Lavender it domg llt the past week. Aunt Butli Puck and her son. Mrs, Hall and daughter of Salt and family, of Katnas, nicely. Ambrose ward Cluff of Wright are here visiting her children, Mr. Lake Joseph There were no nervine here on noted her parent, Bishop ami Mr. passed thru here on the 29th on Mr. John Hall and Mrs Lyman alfew t heir way to Coalville. Decoration day. hut nearly every E. W. Saw ley, for the past Crittenden. a. ami day ways glad to see Aunt Ruth a she the vlailed cemetery family e Mrs. Hugh McQueen and daughter has a pleasant smile and a good Mr. Janie pugmire returnedan from placed flower on the grave of tt ablieen visiting relative here. on Tuesday, after she meets. ail have word to loved Wyoming one. departed sence of several months. is reported that they will make It "Mr ami Mr. Fredrkk Buell and their home here. W. H. Bennett and daughter Chas. Pringle suffering consid- two Katie, ai.d Mr;Jane Bearil of Og- erable daughters, of Heber, have been hone cheek on his boil with a Miss Hazet Sargent is visiting her den, 0. It. June of Coalville, and and has had to have it lanced. visiting Ins aunt, Mrs. Sarah few day. Mr. and Mrs. sister, Mrs. Shepard, in Salt Lake. a many othera from different place The mine only worked ten days Buell returned some were noticed. Sunday, leavWin. Edgel and wife are here from the past month. to visit several Kamas visiting ralatives. their daughters ing There wa a game of hae hall in Monday while they were working days longer. the afternoon between the married three Byron Birch returned home last loaded cars out of the Bee and single men ; the former came Ura We have mail only three days a week from Irfigan, where lie has Creek mine, just a they out victorious. The d.i) program reached the knuckle on the dump week Tuesday. Thursday and Sat- - been attending scl ool the past the first coupling broke, letting two urday making it impossible for th closed with a dance at night loaded ears down the mine doi.ig news items to reach The ff'itneu of- winter. are much damage to the track and fice until Wednesday, as our mail goSeveral of our young men J, W. Lee and daughter Ethel only goes as far as Wanship on went steam hue. to Wahaatcli to her to Salt Lake the last of the aheep. ing Tuesday. week in his automobile, and from rdeople spent If report are true a number of A number of inour What is the in alte- with the our people will be thrown out of Decoration day Coalville. weather? Has the trouble In Mex- there to Ogden, then to Logan, to The Belief society is saving a balL ico anything to do with it, if so, let bring his children home from employment by the cement plant us have peace at home and abroad. school. They arrived home on t he and reunion here tonight clotting tonight. c-- t- I tit-i- j We-lir- e I Oih-hon- s, 29th. The Misses Then McMichael and Irena lledden came home on the 29th from Coalville, where they at-- , tended the Sm mit Stake Academy the past winter. Ward conference was held here last Sunday. Several of the stake officers weie present. Decoration day was observed here by decorating the graves of the loved ones. A game of bae hall was played here this afternoon between the Hoytsvillo and Coalville Juniors, the latter were victorious. Mrs. William, of Idaho, is here visiting her daughter, Mrs. Roy Alston. Willie here she lias been quite ill. FOR HUMAN OR ANIMAL FLESH t , !A remvdr efficacious la heallnir the wound, eor, apralne ailments of the fleeh I man or beaet. that is equally or ether BALLARDS SNOW LI-N-I-MEMT ton flesh diBcusee common to leave no dltt(urlu stur In sasr a ofrc the minor accident or ailments, It heal by a noli power ulily. which tho flesh of horn, v rc.pondi barbed wire cut, wound, festering rorrmnd many, It i.Vf .rent vuluc In h a. ling herns fn gall, the relief of human suffering it line done a world cf other ailment to which W,--- ura eutpject.rheumetlnm, gently of neuralgia sciatica and lumbago A When ood WurUcularly In ea'ti oti--the pain u. household t. It rtvee a moet gratifying relief to the urfllotid the pain rubbed In chill swcL. bites, stiff neck, front contracted muscle. ng. brulrea. sprain, remedy for cute, burne. tbero le not Plug better on earth. ilalua. Ivy poisoning, Put Up In Three Sizes, 25c, 50c and "$1.00 per Vmw TC,e Salve l Pteeaeee or AUsaeate el the Krca, Mtphrae aree Ienaaaeauy. 3 Soto AnO SR t THE ENTIRE COUNTY UP! ON NEWS WANSHIP NEWS. WANSHIP, May 3H. Lawrence IPTOX, May 31. We had a storm Pendleton lias moved his family to here last week and vegetation is Lagoon for the summer months. looking fine. Most of firemen are getting ready-t- o - Wm. Crooks of Saltl.ake. spent a go shearing sheep. few days here among friends lat week. ' The people are busy planting po- Mrs, Cora Larson lias returned to tatoes. l4r home after visiting her parents A dance was given here last evenfor several weeks. ing. All seemed to have a good Mrs. M. E. ilixson and gou Mark time. are home again after spending a Mr. Bennion and son have reweek witli relatives in Mill Creek. turned to their home in Salt Lake Miss Vera Pendleton has gone to after a bhort Vlhit at hl8 ranchLagoon with her brother Lawrence. Mrs. Sylvester Wilde, of Oakley, While burning brush a short time visited relatives here the past week. ago, T. A. Smith had the misfortune The people were busy decorating to lose nearly all tns farming im- tlie graveg on Decoration day. plements byT the sheds burning in which they were housed. from those who werepartakei-t- t Considerable work has been done that good spirit. , in our cemetery thnTspring, in the Mrs. busis made Jane Reynolds way of cleaning up, also ploting of the western portion of it. C, H. ness trip to the county seat SaturWest has placed several tombstones day. there lately. Mrs. Helen Phillips, of Oakley, A pleasant surprise was given is here for a few days. Frank Judd on the evening of the Joshua H. Bates, a graduate from 23rd, it being his birhday. the Eighth grade, is attending the Barnett Rigby and family have commencement exercises at Park moved to Salt Lake, where they in- City. tend to make their home. Mr. $100 Reward, $100. ot this paper wUI be pleased to learn 1 Rigby hag disposed of all his interrdtrs that there at least oue dreaded disease that arteoo ests in Summit county. has been able to rare in ail us ataaea. and that m Catarrh Hall s Catarrh Cure is the only positive Catarr Ward conference was held here cure uoa known to the medical fraternity. constitutional disease, requires a eoosutu being on the 28th. Quite a number of tionsl treatment. Halls Catarrh Cure la taken ternaliy. arttnir directly upon the blood and mucous 8 take officers were of the syfttem. thereby destroying the preseut and eacli fiorfaf foundation of the disease, and giving the patient a on talk gave their particular strength by building up the constitution and assist- nature In doing its work. The proprietors have work. It has been remarked by sotng much faith in Its curative powers that they offer One Dollars for any case that It fails tsr several that we never had a better ure Hundred Mend for list of testimonials Address F J CHENEY CO Toledo, O. ward conference. A good feeling Hold by all Druggists. 75c. prevailed throughout the day and it Take Hail a Family pills for const Ipatkav is hoped tiiat it will never depart Subscribe for The Times. ,rs Effective Remrdy. RtCOHMCN"rnkE',l,J M0. tQtlA. net r-.-'- - M . X'JHLE Good L JOHN BOYDEN & SON. of Home Building Material Native lumber dont split when being nailed together, is easily worked and has no superior for paint. Put up a new hay shed. You will save from spoiling the first year enough hay to pay for it. MLN that every family should lie provided with ami es the summer months, jKH'jally dining viz., t'huniberiain 's (olio. Cholera mid It is almost eer Diarrhoea Remedy. fin to he needed it oet, loit a quarter. Can vou afford to he without it For side hv John Bov den A Soti. There 5 ST. PROPRIETOR JAM KB K.' BAia.AHU OF -- CALL ON ? NEWS medicine is one Powell Brothers Lumber Co. SUMMIT FUR. & MER. CO. Local Agents. jasamiUimiBiiigaiMaiflaawf .U&ffflsac; mmtasmsssiammxsemama laaBsaaas $1330 in Prize- s5 Krause Piano Prizes FIRST PRIZE To the person receiving the highest ber of votes, a Krause Grand Piano worth $350 GO. mssaamBmr3EneanKar5e3aa SECOND PRIZE A Due part lor be longs to the person receiving the greatest number of votes in our first voting contest. Fill, out the accorrfj3anyin2 .coupon and nominate a friend. It will cost you nothing pr the. friend, f v. i. 1 . r qS if i - a.! for HOW TO OBTAIN VOTES h M ", ys .. vA:kti I I 'v l Qy: - -- - Make your purchases at the New York Clothing Companys Store anql get your friends to do likewise. Every dollar purchased iff generai "stock means 200 votes. igf WHO DO YOU THINK OUGHT TO HAVE PIANO? ' v fill out the coupon and send it in. It will not cost you anything and win count 1000 votes for your Candidate. ' i ACT QUICKLY H COUPON ; I i $260.00 to apply $250.00 to apply as part payment: on a Krause Grand Piano. FOURTH PRIZE A Due Bill.for $240.00 to apply as part payment on a Krause Grand Piano. FIFTH PRH E A Due Bill for $230.00 to apply as part payment on a Krause Grand Piario. Each candidate will have five chances to qualify for a Piano Prize. House? We paid $350.00 for it. Yours nothin 2. Want this Piano? It Bill for Krause Grand Piano. THIRD PRIZE A Due Bill Hew Would this Look TTY our payment on a num- U far Good for 25 votes V Kraa for PUn CBtwt cindidatei alrefidy entered. Use it today j ; i i |