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Show Utah Huie County News, Junction, ' k w j: ... T Messrs Alvin Woods and Ellis mpiryer muf, tumot Howes have returned from Delta ' t CA. .7 r TIl where they have been employed the Tills is the tims of year to fix up your winter clothes. past few weeks. They State that crop conditions there were very' good hut We do cleaning, pressing, altering and dying. on account of heavy winds it was almost impossible to work in th hay .Guaranteed first class Work only. " fields. ' mail ,fo attention orders, Special Mr. Garn, District Hoad Engineer noasonaWe .prices, spent Monday ard Tuedav in Piute county inspecting the new highway Ideal Cleaners &';Tailors, which is being constructed through Richfield Circleville, and also going over the , road conditions :n general throughout the county. Uw. - : - A few hundred yards and once more we topped a devide. This time through the trees we could see a lake! But was it Puffers? Or was it a lake torn boldly out of a Sir Walter Scott poem? The Junction Relief Society are Dim and mysterious in the half light planning bn holding a Bazar next it stretched for a mile and a half Friday October 1st. at which time among its peaks and pines, while above it, a few hundred yards the goldthey will have for sale many articles en forest of the began and sunlight for men, women and children. There led up to the burnished peaks which Will be school clothing of all kinds might have been solid gold. Belnap, which dan be bought almost at cost Delaney stoo'd out before us like the and will save the busy mother much peaks of elfland. Out on the lake midway a single boat glided through the . ing Bazar. : - Out of a Poem? Relief Society Plann- - w Gillies the propiietcr, a young lad bY the name of Wilson Alurdock. Mrs. Mathews, and ourselves were the ODly ones present inside. There were a few campers a short distance from 'the lodge but they did no(t come?in. We drew our chairs up to th$ blaze, even though it was August and we enjoyed it immensely. We even enjoyed its genial warmth. Just enough smoke' refusd to go up the wide chimney to fill the room with the pine odor that every mountaineer loves. Talk, of course soon turned in such a place, to hunting. Then it, was tha$ we learned that we were in the heart sewing. wate of the deer country, and that every glassy be will a special program There Only a few times in mortal life dees when the season opens Puffers and refreshments will be sold. Come one come upon such a scene at such a year is the rendezvous for hunters. lodge and have a good time, get a lot of time. It is such scenes which make There on the night before the law eat and buy your poetic descriptions of the most imag- opens the hunters assemble to sharpen gobd things-t- o inative kind seem possible. their hunting knives, to oil their guns w in teVs clothes. After visiting Puffers lake we re- and shoes, and to tell their tall tr e f i .. . To our delight we the timber of Mrs. Caddie Hatch of Panguitch turned to the lodge. years gone by. found its genial keeper to be a personleft her oldest children in Junction in such Like a Skirmish Line. such as one would wflcone while she went to Salt Lake and Farm-inigto- n ality was the of and inside a the lodge place We were told that LCS bucks were to visit with relatives and ideal. killed.on She returned alone last time. a that water-she- d friends for short and that there are year with f.lr. and Mrs. Scott P.eynolds many more Even in August. when they returned to their come ready for the hunt this year. In me in one of the after visiting for some time with re- -' A great log fire blazed were drawn place men were lined up' along a ridge and chairs fire easy for six miles places lativea and friends in Junction and awaitirg dawn ard tie' for our occupancy. Dudley daily migratioit ready up of the deer ifroni the Tropic. open spaces into the timber. Mrs. Mathews said as the Lueks ccisred the i Educator Dies In Class- Snow, Wallace, Oergeson ridge the seeno was like a Icrgikim.-is-i h line. I could live in inaginaticn those night Win by the lodge fire as. the men, tired from And room. their days hunt would tell of their acReinharcR Maeser of B. Y. Democratic Nominations. cidents, their opportunities gene and occasionally of their kill. That, it seemU. Drops Dead After CallI I ed to me, would be like hunting. Esing Students Roll. since the cc untry is a vast ore Ashby Snow was nominated by ac- pecially over which hottes may le ricrier. clamation for the United State senate Provo. Sept. There are horses at Puffers Lake in the teaching a on triday Sept. 17th, at the Demo- deer class in English in the Brigham season, many of the although in Salt cratic state convention held hunters prefer to go tn foot, and many builiing Lake. Young University library City. of them bag their g:m; that on University Heights this morn-i- n wiy Furgeson of Cornish, C c e Ephraim ; Professor Reinhard Maeser, son county, was unanimously chosen to ne At Early Atom. of the late Dr. Karl G. and Anna the candidate for congressman from Mieth Maeser, was stricken with a That nigtt we'oicptin a cabin cb-sthe first U tah district at thetongress!-ona- l sudden attack of heart trouble and convention Tuesday night at the to the'. lake. Although tur sleep was died at his,desk befor.. a large class of Newhouse hotel. perfect we awakened' t ally eneif h to freshman. students. ; William R. Wallcce Jr., was chosen catch a glimpse lot Otter lake, through Professor Maeser had just completed as the candidate for congress for the tht pines fiom our cabin door, in its calling the roll and as he arose to second district at the'distpict convent- morning mysteiy. It seemed r sleep, too step into, his office he was seized by ion, which completed its word directly but when a liUle latarjthe sun shot the attack and sank to the floor. Studafter the adjournment Of the mam through tin trees aid rpiiiklid ils ents hurried for help and Professor gathering of the day, h aving failed to b .tom with sunrhine, it became awake Edward M. Rowe was the first to re- decide and-inilirg. upr.n'a nnrdree when called to spond, but life was extinct when he order on The r.e.ir,irg ve'J.fjei.t night. Friday rrjtjiig arrived. Christensen cf Price that vast forest and these gens ef Judge Grope in Maeser was Professor apparently also was unanimously nominbteu fo; lakes. Mr. Nielson and 1 hiked to Pulgood health that morning having en- the state lers lake. We vveie star.dirg in the suprtme court. joyed a game of horse shoes before Such v, as the line up at the Congres- irees awaiting the cornu g of Mr. Gil-ielenvieghome and having walked up to sional ard State Convention held by who was to go' to the summit ef the school. ' in Salt lake City on 1 e n ol r.ttirs with us, when e glimDemocrats the He was seventy-on- e years cf age and Friday of last week. pse ofia efoe ar.a hei hall liwn Thursday and fora great many years has follownet 50 yaids from Us. They weie seeed in the footsteps of his fatter, teachSheriff W. F. Carson left for Salt mingly ti.alraid, laltheigh ,tli y Ken ing school. He was well known tounued awjy. The h.igert of Lake City Tuesday on business. He having taughtat the Murdock Academy .. ,ei .ht tight the season, weie d Cicwe srd was Pert by aecompanit on a number of years and very often who expect before, hai.Jbiien twinu w..,iii L. yards he came out with the otter teaeheis mother, Mrs. Lydia Brown of tne lodge. i the to spend the winter in Ale Jilt. holding meetings eiccutagng y ling i eople to take ad a .ti ge if the Locking. educational facalities at tne A a ferny. The Misses Vera Knudson and Alelva We spent an he ur n ! Feus', Lake His passing is mourned by a host of Nielsen arrived in onr city the latter Dolin'. If ever one could jjet friends every where but with grief pare of' last week td'take up the f illy appreciate tie Is et ll i ) e wrs to softened by the knowledge that he labors of teaching yourg tders not Ll nd it would te ujer. m. erueh has .lived a noble and inspiring life sprout in the third, fourth, fifth and an occasion. We walked back and forth full of love's labor. six.h grades of the Junction schools. 'hrough the timber a iittie laek inni the shore to get the changing lights on Lester' Stoker returned from Wid-tso- e Ame.ica thinks of war as she does of Puffers as they were- seen Item om Friday and went on down to sport. Its just something to be won. boles of aspen and everv'' Sevier to assisj his brother Jack and trees. wife in preparing to move to Johns-veleGiving jazz to Lngland about evened W.rr.r .U . G.liies an i n They all stopped injunction a the score. She gave us the sparrows. joined us, w entered the car .iiu. short time Sunday on their way to over a forest road through tine tnnbei that section of the eouuir,. . As the feller says is an American tr Big Flat on top of the Tushtr range r ' V seldom used now except in the of mountains. Westopped at the ranger station just as George Wiltshire, McKinley Morrill hss invested in a Literary Digest. iJing for the Whittakers of Circle new Chevrolet Sedan within the past Some day, parhaps, nations wiil learn valley, rpproacled out cf tht rrerning few days. Its a mighty good looking car and theM expect to get a lot of ple- that the path of glory leads but to the to the east of the station. Circle a ley, hej inforn.edcs, wes lot a few asure out of life with it. pawn shop. miles, below us to the east. Big Fiat must be wonderful ir deer effects A Kansas man died from tne VV. A. Barlow' of Richfield was season. to They exterd for a irile it two wants Who of the bite of.a skunk. visiting relatives and friends in June get that close to one of those varm alongMhe sun mit of the ircuitnin 1: i d are bounded in loth sides ly dark 'v lion on Tuesday.1' pine forest out of which the deer fed ibi ' t ' Clirtaen !e t s, . 1 gni 1 1 1 Just 1 - y. , : tt -- ?c s: 5t : cc xffxr .t ipci i.-- Willis Blood of Kingston was a business visitor in Junction the latter part of the week. He informed us he had just returned from Salt I ake City where he had been buying machinery to install in the mines up Cottonwood where he has been working the past few months. He has bright hopes for the future of the mining industry in that section. i the darkness. u The intellenigence of the hog at last We spent some'time upon the summit must be recognized, else how cou d where, we were-told- , e Bdavercity once the porker ever know had a Fourth of July celeb-atie- n and call? was .meant for his dinner had all sorts of 1 orse races upon a circular track which had been laid out Dont forget to go out into the can- thesremains cf which were still plainly yons, retracing your summer tracks, visible. to see nature in her brightest colors. , Poo-ooc-e- Tnat Would Be Joy. i Puffers lake region is delightful. I Get your individual birth announce am convinced of that. I never do the We ement cards from us. expect! FOR SALE acres of wont on short notice and guarante-t- o to see a finer scene than that at Otter land. Apply to John'Mbrrill please ybu. lake with Puffers lodge rfeposing on its ' Junction Utah shore hallowed by the smoke of pine; I never expect to find a' One nice thing about the English .Let the NEWS be your Printer, channel. If you swim but a mile- of it, country in 'which I would prefer to ' I hunt deer than in that wooded, lake news you get a few columns of starting, Subscribe for . gemmed meadow-strew' i U region. I wouldnt care so much to kill deer f Let the NEWS be your Printei et the NEWS be your printer around Puffeis lake, but I would love dearly to assemble with the hunteis, the night before the season opens, the fire platoe in Puffers ledge and listen to the timers talk. Then HE FELT HAPPY and I should love t6de there on the succWELL ONCE. AGAIN eeding nights to learn just how this one and that one escaped, and just dne was shot in the eye and why thatone through the shoulders. That would be joy, indeed especially if the wind was blowing just enough to submerge us all in pitefcpine smoke at in. tervals cry-pitc- , - - the 1 1 111 n -- SMILES BV MILES - h , |