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

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BIDS WANTED-For running the
city sprinkler the coming season.
Miss Jennie johnson came home
from Salt Lake last night quite sick.
The Peoples Fuel Co. are sole agents
for the Independent Coal & Coke
Co.
Mrs. David Malcolm and Mrs. John
Bell leave for Garneill, Montana, this
week
Joseph Hanson has been suffering
the past week with severe case of
humps.
Our butter Is always fresh and good.
Try pound from the creamery. Price
20 cents.
House and lot for rent, berry
orchard also. Apply to Bishop Hales,
tt.
Mrs, j. s. Bills, of Payson. has been
visiting her daughter. Mrs. Geo. Ainge,
this week.
All go-carts will be discounted 20
per cent at the Y. M. Coop. Cash
or produce.
See the Young Mems Coop before
you sell your grain and produce.
IL UA IN Ia n
per, call and examine my samples
d. j. Evans.
G.. II. Ludlow and wife of Salt Lake,
were visiting with relatives in this
city this week.
A nine-pound boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Thomas
Tuesday night.
Don't forget that the Y. M. Coop
Is the headquarters for patent shoes
and new style hats.
The farmers are all going TO the
Young Mems Coop where they get
cash prices for produce.
Mrs. Margaret A. Browne. of Nam
moth. was visiting in this city the
fore part of the week.
David Prior is in the southern part
of the state selling school supplies for
the Desert News Book store.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Haycock, of |
Winter Quarters, have moved to
town to reside permanently. -
N, V. Hicks, of the Enquirer and |
Archie Thurman, both of Provo, made |
this office a pleasant call yesterday.
Verlnus Carter and wife, and Mrs. |
Sarah Ann Carter. have returned from
4 weeks visit with friends at Lehi.
LOST-May 9th, young white pig,
.wo months old Finder please notify
Gilbert X. Jensen and be rewarded.
Just few suits and shoes left on
,ur bargain counter. They will be
'losed out at bargain.-Y. NJ, Coop.
The Y M. Coop has the exclusive
agency for the new water motor wash
ng machine. See them before you
,uy.
Coal oil, 90 cents per gallon. Cash
,aid for butter and eggs. Potatoes
wanted at r. NJ. Boyack's. The
irocery,
Word was received last Thursday
hat Joseph Lock, Mrs, Newell Monks
had died at Salt Lake at
he age of 81 years
e. B. X. Ferguson has returned
ZONE from prospecting tour of
outhern Nevada. He is showing some
Inc specimens of rock.
Cards are out announcing the mar
iage of Miss Stewart and Loran A.
ianwill, both of Benjamin, In the
'alt Lake temple on June 9Th.
p. T. Henry was a visitor in town
his week. a guest of Herbert Smell
lr Henry is now working for the Wa.
atch Drug company, of Heber City.
Misses Ruth and Nellie Jones have
ccepted position at the court house
A Provo, one in the treasurer's office
nd the other in the recorders office.
One Hundred and fifty men and So
cams are pushing to completion the
abroad, etc, to the Independent Coal
Coke company's mines above
Ielper.
Albert Brockbank has been on the
ok list a few days during which time ,
II. Ginger has been looking after !,
tudebaker Bros business at this /,
pint,
Elisha Warner and j. V. Rife. two
Dung men of this city. who are now j.,
blowing mining for livelihood at
were down visiting with
latives last Sunday.