The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-10-18
Local News.

John Il. Davis will go TO Sconeld
for the winter.
Eugene Hughes and Davy and Benz
Evans expect to leave for Eureka, New.
in few days.
Chris Gudmonson has been given
one year in the county Jail for setting
the Boyack saloon on FIRE.
A. w. Peterson, manager OF the In.
dependent Telephone Co., has moved
into Billy Ferguson's house
@. Il. Larsen has decided to give up
tho foundry business in this city and
so to york for wages in Salt Lake
Jos. A. Tippetts OF Tropic, Garfield
Co. Utah, has bought ALI Cahoon's
place OF Lake Shore, and has moved
his family down.
Harry Hughes left for Eureka, New.
on the Sth inst. He has taken large
contract for painting for the us. Min.
ing Co. OF Salt Lake City.
Remember that you can cover more
surface with the most stylish tint by
using Uallic Paints, mixed ready for
use and cold by the World Drug Co.
The many friends of Mrs. A. r.
Stockdale, formerly OF this city, will
grieve to learn that she is suffering
with typhoid fever at the L, d >. hos
pital at Salt Lake.
Mrs Uri Stewart and Mrs. Fred
Dart returned Monday from Midway,
Utah, where they enjoyed a few days
visiting relatives, and Of course, bath
ing at the Hot Pots.
Don't overlook the Big Races at the
race track next Thursday Friday and
Saturday. Prizes amounting to One
Thousand Two Numbered and Fifty
Dollars will be given away.
y Mrs George Thompson died last
Monday and was buried yesterday
She was sick about three weeks, aud
leaves a husband and six children and
many other relatives to mourn her
death.
The lady prize at the character ball
last Friday night was awarded to Miss
Annie Gardner-Jo Josephine; and the
gents prize was divided between Hy
Robertson-Ghost, and Will Argyle
Babe in the Woods.
NOTICE Those holding receipts for
stock in the Spanish Fork Canning
Company can now get certificate of
stock by presen ting the same to AM
mon futile, secretary of the company,
at office Of Y. M. Co op.
Voters: There is only one more day
Of registration, on the Both of October.
Registrars are; let ward, Kelly Jane.
son, End ward, Nancy James, 3rd ward
Mrs. Emma Rees, 4th ward, John Il.
Bowen, Don't forget the date, Tues
day, 30th.
The ball given by the "Honey Bees"
Tuesday night was very pleasant al
fair. Most all the "Bees" and many
OF their friends were present and great
ly enjoyed themselves. Twenty dollars
was the profits and was divided among
the Relief Societies OF the four wards.
Next Sunday evening Levi Edgar
Young oil the University OF Utah, one
OF the most popular entertaining lee
.turers OF the State, will address the
people OF Spanish Fork, at the city
pavilion, under the auspices OF the dis
trlct schools. An excellent program
is arranged. All are invited.
Leifur Erickson, an IcElANDER, was
The first man to discover this country,
in the year 1000, or 492 years before
Columbus. G. y. Erickson, also an
IcELANDER, was the first man to dis
cover the cash business is the only up
to'date system for Spanish Fork peo-
Pile, through that system in business
people will be able to buy everything
at absolutely the right price, different
altogether to the old scrip prices.
The following is two samples of the
many testimonials received by the
Utah Live Fence Company of Ameri'
can Fork, one was sent them by Mr.
Stephen Boswell, Manager of the Dry
Farm located at Nephi, Utah, and the
other from Mr.. III. P Hansen, City
Sexton at Elsinore, Utah. Mr., Bos
we'll says "ln reply to your letter OF
inquiry regarding the growth OF my
Russian Wild Olive Hedge, will say
that ] am pleased with them and it
would tpke considerable to get them
from me as prize them very highly.
have one half block OF them planted
around my house. cut them back
twice this summer and they are now
two feet high. Pretty good for the
first year. have observed their growth
closely and find that they do best when
they do not get too much water; in
fact the ones that had the least water
look the best" Mr.. Hansen says. "In
reply to your letter OF inquiry ms to
how Ahe Russian Wild Olive plants
are doing here will say that they are
giving entire satisfaction and OF the
thousands planted in our city all are
growing nicely and can be prououn-
ced complete success. Bullion No
~ Of the u. S. Experimental station
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