The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-05-16

day, where she has accepted a position
with the Harwood Bros. Construction
company Miss Florence Nelson will
be the new night operator
The merchants of Spanish Fork
have decided TO close their stores
promptly at $50 o'clock, commencing
next Monday. May goth. Saturdays
and days proceeding holidays they
will keep open until 1880.
The Young Mems Coop have
changed their system by getting their
groceries on cash basis. Your grain
and produce is just as good as cash,
and we pay highest prices for all
kinds of produce.
+. ID. Clark's smiling countenance is
again to be seen nowadays at the j.
A. Martell Furniture store as is also
that of the well-known Joseph Hansen.
who has had a wide business expert
ence in this city. They are mem
bers of the firm.
Fred Dart bought the new water
power washing machine that was
shown at the Y. M. Coop, and he is
loud in his praise of the same. Mrs.
Dart says that is the only washer that
Will clean the clothes without an ex-
ira rubbing on the board.
In order to improve the service of
the Wells Fargo Co. in this city, p
X. Heuring has a wagon and a boy
looking after this company's business
exclusively. When you have a pack
age to send off ring up Mr.. Heuring,
he will do the rest.
Mrs. Bert Jones has returned from
Salt Lake, where she has been under
medical treatment the past two
months She is now much improved
Mrs. Jones will remain with her par.
ents, MIR. and Mrs. John S. Lewis, for
some time.
Postmaster Lawrence attended the
postmaster's convention at Pleasant
Grove yesterday They were the
guests of the Telluride Power com
pany. who gave them ride up the face
of the mountain on their cable line.
1t was great treat.
Who is the most popular lady in
Spanish Fork and surrounding towns?
Great prize contest started yesterday,
Watch the bulletin in our show win
dow, showing the viting every night.
Enter your lady friend at once. She's
got just as good show as anybody
else.-G. o. Erickson.
The Rev. Theodore Lee of the Pres
byterian church celebrated Sunday the
twentieth anniversary of his mis-
sion work in this city, and during
these many years we have found the
reverend and his family to be honor
able, straightforward and upright cit
liens.
Edward Rowe, student of the B
Y, w., delivered a lecture on the sub
ject of education In the Third ward
meeting house Sunday evening before
the Mutual Improvement society.
Those present speak very highly of
the splendid manner in which Mr.. |
Rowe delivered his lecture.
AS | am the legal authorized agent |
of the Golden Queen Mining company, |
| hereby give notice that If anybody |
is inclined to and does buy or sell, |
deal or traffic, in the above company's |
mining stock In an unlawful way, or
under false pretentions, will be fol- |
lowed up, caught and made to come
to grief.-A. II. Johnson. If.
Spanish Fork people win have the
opportunity of seeing one of the best |
base ball games that has ever been
played on our local grounds, when the
Dubie team of Salt Lake and Eureka
meet here Friday. This will be the
first time the two teams have met
this season and the old rivalry that
exists between the two teams
will no doubt be renewed Excursion
rates have been secured from Eureka
and special will carry the Salt Lake
boys down. which will take them
back after the grand ball at Packs
pavilion.
We pay for produce as follows:
Eggs, 10 cents per dozen.
Chickens, 13 cents per pound.
Spring chickens, % cents per pound.
BOOSTERS. 5 cents per pound.
Turkeys, l3 cents per pound.
Barley, $100 per 100 pounds
Oats, $3.50 per 100 pounds.
Wheat, 60 cents per bushel.
Potatoes, go cents per bushel.
Butter, market price.
Green vegetables.
You bring everything to our store.