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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
HAMPTON, P1oEBUS AND OLD POINT POINT Continued

ture for good and all. William n.
VANDERBILT, who furnished funds TOT
the purchase Of the vessel. had n9,
use for her after her purpose had
. teen accomplished. and sOld her TO
the Ocean steamship company. steps
being taken which ended In providing
her with American registry. For
Year, she piled between philadelphia
and Savannah, but In 1891. she went
the way OF many noble ship, beinE
: sold TO the American. rowing and
LiShterage company and converted IN
to a coal. barge. FL as..G ID.
This means that her engines. state
rooms. and all her interior httinss
were taken out, leaving . mere empty
shell. to be dragged. willy niily. up,
and down the coastwise lanes. at the
end OF a hempen hawser. So she
went. and such craft Of great psst
az the Caravan. Gatherer, Dunhan..
and Annie I.isle bore her company,
But the disgrace was not for iong.
Early last week. AZ the great coast
wise tug, Buccaneer. bound from BaIo
timore for Portsmouth, N. H.. was,
dragging her past Ahe Virginia Capes,
with several thousand tens Of coal be-
low, :. and fiye men In the little deck
house astern, a nOtheast sale shat
out the Hog Island light and lifted7
combers from the face OF the waters
which revealed out the Buccaneers
hempen bow fender. until 1t hung in,
shreds. 1t IL perilous work. banging
on to tow In a jumping seaway. but
the big tug fought II out a. best she,
could. until, under the terrific strain.
the long bawser. running from the.
stern OF the towboat TO the forward
butt sof the Dessoug. parted and came !
swishing around the Buccaneers FUN.
mel. ..
Through the riotous gloom the tug,
captain caught q glimpse Of the sod
den. black hull. twisting and turningf
helplessly. Then 1t disappeared. andd
the skipper turned his attention to-
his own craft. which needed 1t soreiy.
The next morning the revenue cut
ter Onondage came up with the Des-
soug, wallowing half on her side. her
crew covering under the lee Of the,
deck house. The gale was still whilst.
ling at 46 miles an hour. and the seas
were running high. A small boat was
lowered. nevertheless, when oil had
been literally sprinkied on all sides
OF the cutter. and, after an hours work
the rescuers brought their boat so
near that the men Of the barge, BY
jumping into the sea, were hauled
aboard.
The last they saw Of the Dessoug,
she was plunging In the seA hollows,
squirting great jets Of liQuihed coal
out Of her seams, clanking and rolling
apparently ready to founder. Two
weeks ago the Clyde liner George w.
Clyde, saw her about off the Delaware
Capes. Since then she has not been
reported, although 60 far and wide
do derelicts wander that no one can
tell where she will next be picked
Gp. B.
The Grand Banks may claim her. or
the long current, which trends toward
the Azores-or perhaps she has all
ready taken the long drive to Dayy'
Jones. That would be the better end
ing.-New Haven Register. 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11

craybeard 10 walking with Youth to.
day, .,. ~
Down through the glen where the
cattle run.
Youth is enthused for the years TO
come,
Graybeard 10 coming the cycles
done.
soyhood 10 wishing for mans estate,
Aoe and the wisdom Of Graybeard's
Graybeard 10 yearnins for youth gone
by,
innocent heart and the pulse Of ten!
Graybeard 10 tagging behind . bit,
Stopping to worship tree he knew
Back In the hours Of the eare-free lad,
Back IN the days Of the barefoot
eoyhood 10 Juggling With fsrvent haste:
"Hurry now, grandpa, and let 10
- co."
Here d psth he has not explored,
Down BY the bridge where the rissIss
a. uVWe - - s.-- a sss~gA
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
p.uohssrs q the corssoer.ey.

ATLANTA, GA, Nov. 10.-Members
OF the United Daughters Of the Con.
federacy began arriving In Atlanta
today for their annual convention
which will begin In this city todSy.
Many women prominent through
ont the South are expected to At
tend. A preliminary meeting will
be held Tuesday night Ut which II
is expected plans for the convention
work will be perfected.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
.eISe,lliyes

. sasrsssF = rE~~ - 49, - : - -
WHY NOT tr yone loaf Of our Mothers
Bread. and be convinced that our
bread win equal any Homemade
bread made. Remember the name
Mothers Bread. -.- 49,.
Jsss Rsessvsd-s nice line ~
cheeeissss, 80. .3oe ~ peSsd.
Don't, fail 70 try one OF our Family
Pies: all .hayors-10c each.
And remember our Pound Cake
Rsisin Cake At zoe per pound; try .
pound and be convinced.
A.
aa1lplsa ba!ksry
rs nj fsAyl6a ~.
own sad sssps sssssss
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
Byron Williams.

Onward the rush Of the boyish clan;
Hating, the thump Of the cane Of
r Age
Thus isxhe Volume Of Life made up,
Chapter on chapter and paos on
page.
This Is the tale Of Lies magic span,
This 10 the record Of human flight
Hope with the sunrise, traiIed low at
dusk; -. 49,.
Life in the Morning and Death 1t
Night!
Graybeard and Youth Down the hiii
they pIod, .zs
Youth forging on With m eager cry;
cran'daddy feeble and ,p0lins back,
Seeking his breath and chance to
Sigh. .,yc.,.s..' 81.
Sunrise for one and the Night fer him
Bern Of the years thst havs Town
Youth and the shroudl Lay The sra'
grant bloom So 8
Here on the crave eS Old 49, -
63Nl - - ...--.4--s.yss ~ - 4
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-11-11
|, w. RowR.1res J.c RoBlNsoN. yiee-Pss
DlSHEARTENED - DISCOURAGED

DlSHEARTcHED - plSCoUAAGED
aud weary OF life ia the man who
has been driven from his home by
financial ,difficulties, The wise man
that saves from his income as he
goes Ia saved the distress and re-
morse of the spendthrift or the heed
less one. by investing some OF his IN
come In a solid sayings institu'ion
like the First National Bank OF
Hampton. where It Is safe and pro-
ductive.
FlRSTNA!T'lI0NAL BANK
Hampton, Va. I'd
H. H. KIMBERLY. Cashier. 4
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07

victory oyer his ponies. 1t will take about two weeks for complete re- cosery. but he hopes io be able to come 10 Putnam Saturday and pai tle Pom ies through their paees when Man chaug returns the call. Meantime his partner, Man qger RivaFd. conducts an information bureau aud viii tel you, free Of charge, how II happened. Don't hand hipl any kidding con as lie too l. reported threatened with brain storm.
 Manager Benoit has signed a new man named Bagas, .ho has been play ing with tiie Taftsilie Athletics.
 A slight smile and pull on his cap
 when Mae thought they were over and the umpire didn't, but never word spoke he.
 @Nov I want you fellows to under stand that there's 10 be no noise on the coaching lines 'tilI.a runner gets on,
 says Mir. White, and there wasn't. He made his second appearance and again gave entire satisfaction. The President Of the league was there too. Between times he had to listen
 to the soffowfuI tale Of the Jewett City
 plugged bat episode, but lie didn't ap-
 pear greatly impressed by the nara tive.
 Wauregan 1g errors, Putnam 10 scores. Putnam s errors, Waufegnn 6
 scores.
 Pete, custodian Of the bat bag, had n
 buy day. Out of le chances he hit s flies to the outfield, 5 to the infield fouled 2. and missed ], average 50. He no8 thinks he is the real melons. If you want to see him wound up get
 U the grounds early plenty of time to
 t1 see him before the big show com meHees.
 IT we bring TaftviIle's scalp back To the wig~am before setting sun next Saturday, the medicine man will be
 heard to say. "Heap big braves, 70 on
 warpath, lake penHant flag gh,
 And hes wise Indian If Putnam
 wins Saturdays game the lag should
 be theirs unless something unforeseen happens. But we needn't begin to
 worry about where we are gpi ng te get
 4 flag pole, yet
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07
Correct Batting Average of {. A. {.

Any htaNTf hNktctng mtStAAT m his hatttng average Miig eaaief saA ef bN notllAtae ihe seoref
 NAfts--
 tes lofagt ig
 There was daty lo be dome and il hai sa te aid Hence the roast. In any profession isam paeilssM to paHtles Aaa nasi keep in pFaSslce go kvtp sn ltnas
 faF your battling eve gfy Men>ieuf's tagtes compound ot saeamhvs> and aAiIk.
 And the Captain had last returned from slelng thc heayy at wedding ia Holyakr. ManageF eordier is reeaperating al Webster lake after Maeaaug's ls te .
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07
Caucus Registration Notice

The Registrars of Voters of the Town of Thompson will be in session at the office of Marcus \. tovell, North Gros- Senordale, andHall of Records, ,Thomp- son,
 Friday, August :, and Friday,
 August I4th,
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07
THE PUTNAM pATRloy August 1868
vel. s.,.,, in. Fares. Water.

Afi.-fan Wells supply inc Pare-t Water
 Pare wster is necessary iB order to have gooi health. Ordinary well VA ter is not reliable, neither is eistefn water even when the rain wafer is H. tered as Il etters, a. both are liable to have offensive fl not injurious matters get in each. Not % with arlesian wells. Farmers, and others living in the eSan- tfy must have a supply of water, which should be pure to be healthy. In these days even those who have depended on ordinary wells or cisterns are getting arte-ian wells 10 replace them in order t0 have pure water.
 Such improvements have been made l drilling apparatus that the eo1t o' an artesian we'll has been greatly re- duced. One Of the moSt experienced l and successful men in the bushes of I drilling wells in New England is r. | A. ChampIin, of East Longmeadow
 Mass. During iyJ5 he drilled = wells ia this 5tate-hye in Broad Brook and | five in Rockville. In his own town Of East Longmeadew he has drilled o2 wells: this alone is one of the highest testimonials any one need ask for II any one desires he HiII send him list i Of wells drilled the past year In the va
 rious New England States, and can make such inquiries as he desires oi | ieir owners, besides other information.
 NIT. champiin's advertisement will be ] found elsew here in this issue.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07
Fancy and Staple
 Groceries
pamiret=sHeet

Fresh, high grade, right in every way, are N hat we eudeaypr to secure, and sup ply tu our easiomefs.
 II tases great care and vigilance on our plrt, but we succeed. Ne believe, and give our friends the hest groceries abtainable Goods that please thep, both in ..
 QUALITY AND PRICE.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07

EASTERN COIN. LEAerk STANDING.
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07


 Wanfegan 70 q q ! o. t
 Three base hit, Morse. Sacrifice hit. fatfo. Struck out by Mccarthy h, Harry |. Base ion halis, Met arthy a, Barry I. Hit by pitcher. Barry. Wild pitch, Barry l. Mccarthy 1. stolen bases, Diott, Dumas, Gadbois. Earned runs, C. \. (. :, Wauregan ;. Atten. dance t,a. lmpire, W Whiie. Time i5
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07

from l. clock noon until 9 o'clock D. m, To register the legal voters of said town who may apply for the privilege of voting iii political eaucuses as pre- >erioed in lhe Connecticut Public Acts of lao1, Chapter a77s.
 Those who have already registered under the aet,a no. required to again unless change of political preference is desired
 Mas Msssgs efs \ \. t,ey veEItt' Registrars. Thompson, tt, July a4. lsps. .i-Sa
Putnam patriot., 1908-08-07

tHtsi s>cseS4 e State ot Massachusetts. County uf Gloucester ,ss. l, 1. II 1irstFic. Cashier of the above named hsiik, do soteinnly swear that the above stateiaent IS true te the best of my know ledge and erlief. l.. N. t.Iietrele. Cashier. Subscribed snd saoFn te before me thls e4sh day oi July. tAse
 FRANCIS ks>>kTf.
 Notary Public. Cofrcct--Aftest
 VI x .,','s ! s.ssss, ssSss' pres'er,
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
APPLICATION FOR PATENT.
NOTICE NO. 427o.

NOTICE NO. t27o.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Salt Lake City, Utah, December 20.
1907.
Notice is hereby given, that Dana
Gold Mining & Milling Company. a
corporation Of Utah, through Geo. B.
Brown. It's authorized agent, whose
post Office address is 227 Atlas Block.
Salt Lake City, has made application
for patent for the Franklin, lola, Jo-
liet and Blue Jay lode mining claims
consolidated, being Survey 5f29, sit
uated in unorganized mining district
Box Elder Co., Utah, and described
In the neld notes and plat on file in
the United States Land ONCE at Salt
Lake City. Utah, by exterior bound
aries only, with magnetic variation
at II deg. 43 min. e. as follows:
Beginning at corner No. 1 Frank
lin, whence the N. e. Corner TIP.
10 N. r. is w. Salt Lake Base Il Mer
idian bears N. 43 deg. 23 min. W.
| $50 feet; thence N. rs deg. OF min.
L. 1900 feet to Corner No. 2 OF Frank
lin; thence s. IA deg. So min. e. 900
| feet to Corner No. OF Franklin, Id
entical with Corner No. of Joliet
and with Corner No. 2 OF lola;
thence S. 81 deg. 81 min. r. 1900 IT.
to CornerNo. 2 )f Joliet: thence s. 8
deg. 23 min. w. 600 feet to Corner
No. 3 OF Joliet, Identical with Corner
No. Blue Jay; thence S. deg 23
min. w. 600 feet to Corner No. Of
Blue Jay;thence N. 81 deg. 81 min.
w. 1900 feet to Corner No. 4 OF Blue
jay; thence N. 8 deg. 2S min. e.
560.1 feet to Corner No. 3 OF lola:
thence S. 10 deg. OF min. w. 1900
feet to Corner No. 4 of lola; thence
N. deg. 20 min. e. 639.9 feet to
Corner No 1 OF lola, Identical with
Corner No. Of Franklin; thence N.
ID deg. So min. w. 600 feet to Cor
ner No. of Franklin, the place OF be
ginning. Total and net area S2.644
acres.
Said consolidated claim is situated
in the N. half of Sec 8, 7. ID N. r.
IA w. Salt Lake Base and Meridian.
and there are no adjoining or con-
fiicting claims.
nlTeCt Indt TINS nOtiCo DO pun
lished In the Garland Globe at Gar
land, Box Elder County. Utah. once
each week for the period OF nine (9)
consecutive weeks.
d. D. R. THOMPSON.
Register.
Snyder & Snyder. Claimants Attor'
neys.
Date OF first publication Jan. 4, 1905
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22

Vernon, the little son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
II Wallis Is improving after an attack
of broncho pneumonia.
A word to you sonny-you little twelve
or thirteen.year-old boy who Is smoking
cigarettes on the sly. What doyou want
to he when you grow up-a stalwart heal
thy, vigorous and broad-shouldered man
or little puny, measly, no count, weak
minded dude' Ifyou want to be man,
strong like man, with hair on your face
brains In your head and muscles In your
limbs. you just leave those cigarettes
alone. II you want to be thing, pitied
by your folks, despised by the girls, and
held In contempt by the follows, keep
right on smoking and end your days In
an insane asylum.-Ex.
Flossie Is six years old. Mamma
she asked one day, "if / get married
will have husband like par"
Eyes" replied the mother, with a
smile.
"And II I don't get married will
have to be an old maid like Aunt Katef"
Eyes. Flossie."
Mamma she said, after short
pause, Its a tough world for us women,
amt itP"-Ex.
Some people think It mystery that
, not withstanding good advice their boys
grow up to be wild and reckless young
men. II these boys were taught from
| infancy that home was the proper place
for them after dark, rather than Prov
ling around the streets, annoying well
and sick people alike, much Of this my.
stery might be explained, and young
men with better moral character and
more intelligent minds would be the re-
suit. No parent need expect pure NOR
ais In boy that prowls the streets at
night, even II he does go to Sunday
School fremont Times.
J The only reason why bank makes
more money than newspaper is that
the banker insists on getting paid fol
what he does, and ho always gets his
pay In advance.
The newspaper man who conducts
his business as a banker conducts his
business, never has to beg for cord
wood on subscription, accept aims
given by men who advertise only be.
cause they want to support the pa
per-" or buy their way into society
with newspaper puffs Of social func.
tions.
Is there any good reason why news,
paper men should not be business men
Just like bsnkers?-Ex.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22
Read This.

This office has just Issued we'll
printed, neatly bound booklet OF 42
pages Of fine half-tones of SCENES
IN AND AROUND GARLAND" The
booklet contains views OF the Utah
Idaho Sugar Factory and surround
ings, canal. Bear River canyon. Pow
er plant, business houses and many
prominent dwellings OF town and
other interesting scenes. II Is n val
liable collection Of views and should
find place In every home in this Vi
cinity. The books are for sale mt the
Globe office and at the Foulger Co,
price 80 cents. What would be nicer
to send to a friend than a book OF
this kind? Assist ye editor in ad-
vertising your town by mailing one
or two copies to your friends who are
interested in Garland. the Busy. bus
thing Center OF the Great Bear River
Valley. Call and see the booklet.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22

Joseph Jensen was in Brigham on legal
business yesterday
A charming daughter was born to the
wife OF @ II Green yesterday morning.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22
Market Report
Special to Garland Globe:

Special to Garland Globe:
&c. Stock Yards. Feb II, 1903
Receipts of range cattle were small last
week and included good proportion Of
short fed range stuff from Oklahoma,
embracing panhandle steers at a so, helf-
ers 3 rs to 4 10, and bulls at 3 65, Colo.
RADIO feeders sold at 420 to 4 so, one lot
ofextra high bred steers at A So to go to
the country, stockers 3 so to A 40. The
The market made some gains all along
the line last week, steers advancing 10 to
90 cents and she stuff 90 to 30 cents,
while stockers and feeders RENAME d
about steady. Run Of cattle today Is 1 2,
900 head, she stuff and stockers steady
fed steers steady to 10 lower, under the
influence of big run and lower prices at
Chicago. The mild weather has favored
feeders and all over the feeding territory
cattle have invariably done well. Be-
cause Of the large number of short fed
steers that have been marketed In the
last six weeks, smaller supplys are expec.
ted for the future, and better prices may
result. Demand and supply are evenly
balanced, and slight decrease In the
supply would benefit the situation.
The mutton market has been uneven
/ but there was no net change In prices
last week. Run is 1900 head today
! market 10 lower, lambs from Monte Vista
today at Q 85 to 6 80, a few medium class
Arkansas Valley lambs at 6 so to 65
feeding lambs IS to 35, ewes worth
4 90 to 4 90, wethers q 80 to 5 30, year
liugs 8 so to 8 90. The local situation Is
healthy, and the only disturbing feature
for the past several weeks has been con
tinual breaks In the East, together with
reports Of congested mutton stocks there
because of mild weather, which is agains
heavy consumption Of meats.
J. A. RICKART,
IS. Correspondent
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22

Joseph Jensen was in Brigham on legal
business yesterday
A charming daughter was born to the
wife Of @ II Green yesterday morning,
Mil. DR.. C. A. Mosman. dentist
WIN. ofOgdcn. will be here next
Monday, Feb, cath, prepared to do all
kinds Of dental work. His office Is In
Room No. 8, Ritter Bros. Block. Don't
forget to call and call carly as he will be
here for a limited time only. 1t
WINES and Liquors for Medicinal
purposes at Ritter Bros Drug Store. II
Don't fail to go to Brigham Sat. Feb
Goth and see Held by the Enemy" by
the Il. G. Dramatic Co. II
One OF our stingy citizens thought to
play little trick on his COW, so he fed
her sswdust one evening instead Of bran
She ate the sswdust all right, thinking
that her master was too poor to buy bran
on account of the hard times, but when
he went to milk next morning she gave
down quart OF turpentine and bundle
Of lath. --Lehi Banner.
The kickcrs on the farm are not so hard
to get along with as the kickers In town
On the farm there Is the kicking COW
and our long.eared friend, the mule
while In town there Is the old mossbacl
who wants all the municipal improve
ments without paying for them. The
COW may be sold for beef, the mule trad
ed for shot.guu but nothing but fun
cral will get rid Of the town kicker. -
Washington Co. News.
A schoolmaster once said to his pupili
TO the boy who would make the bes
piece Of composition In Ave minutes OF
"How to Overcome Habit" he woult
give a prize. When the five minute,
had expired lad Of nine years stood NJ
and said: "Well, sir, habit is hard Il
overcome II you take of the first lettel
It does not change 'sbit.' II you TAX,
off another letter you still have a bit
left. II you take of still another thu
whole Of 1T remains. II you take of
another It is not totally used up, all o
which goes to show that II you want L
get rid of habit you must throw 1t off al
together" Result-He won Tx.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22
Ask Yourself the Question.

Why not use Chamberlain's Pain
Balm when you have rheumatism
We feel sure that the result will he
satisfactory. One application relieves
the pain. and many have been perma-
nently cured BY Its use. Pain Balm
Is liniment and lie applied externally
to affected parts. 25c and soc sis-f.
For sale by Ritter Bros drug store.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22
NOTICE.
Garland, Utah.
Feb. ~, 1908.

Garland, Utah.
Feb. ~, 1908.
To whom it may concern:
have this day severed my connection
with what Is known ~ the Austin Drain
Company and do not hold any right, title
or interest in said company nor their drain
located IN North Garland or elsewhere
fl6m7 8. G.. Daliin
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-02-22
Saturday, Feb. "a, 1908.
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

Today ia the twenty.febent OF sccuary,
. circumlar, singlcstance, Birthingtons
wsshdsy.
The Touger Studio opeped Feb 70 1t
ChIdrsus rubbers ioc Z. 2. n. r. CO.
Mems and Ladies' rubbers 4so at n. NJ.
& p. Co. 1t
Mrs. VIM. Preston Of Weston. Idaho,
Is here for few days.
Peter Jensen was Brigham visitor last
Saturday and Sunday.
Bp. W. L. Grover spent Sunday and
Monday In Salt Lake City.
The Foulger Co. just received full
line Of the famous Gimbel Hats. 1t
Rest. Mgr. Mosish Evans was in s. l..
City Monday and Tuesday.
See Held by the Enemy" at Brigham
Saturday, Feb. Goth. 1t
Our line OF Boys Shoes is here. The
Foulger Co. 1t
FOR SAGE--Good Folding Bed
Apply to Burdett Smith. II
Stenograrher J T Davis Of the Sugar
Goa Office was an Ogden visitor Sunday.
Chns. Munns returned last Sunday eve
ming from weeks visit In the state cap.
ital.
A pretty little girl came to the home
Of Mr. and Mrs Burdett Smith Wednes.
day night.
Eph Coombs and ] + Owens were
transacting business in the county seat
Wednesday.
AE Jensen of Mautua. district Supt.
Of Schools. was here on school matters
Wednesday.
Don't let whiskey get the best OF
you-get the best of whiskey at the
Garland Club Saloon. II
Jos. L Corbett went to Brigham Sun
day to visit his daughter, Miss Irene
Corbett, who is attending school In that
city.
The Sunday School dance given at tho
hall 81. Valentines night was quite well
attended, but after meeting all expenses
there was nothing left to benefit that or
ganization.
VIII Boothe, Sr. and b + Boothe Of
Brigham City and Moroni Ward Of Riv-
erside were here Wednesday in atten-
dance At the annual stock holders meet
Of the b. NJ. & p. Co.
Mrs. and Mr.. Matthew McMurtrie
spent last Saturday and Sunday In Brig
ham City. They went down to attend a
birthday party given In honor Of John
Crawford, father of Mrs McMurtrie.
Don't let whiskey get the best Of
you-get the best Of whiskey at the
Garland Club Saloon. II
Lynn l. Parry has leased the Box Ell.
der Report plant and resumed the publ.
cation of that paper. The Box Elder Re-
port, the Inter- Mountain News and the
Garland journal are now consolidated
and will hereafter be run under the head
OF the Box Elder Report.
Everybody go to Brigham and see
"Held by the Enemy" Sat Feb. Goth,
by the Brigham Dramatic Co. One Of
tho best plays ever written. Order your
tickets by Bell telephone-79 red Thurs.
day or Friday. Charges paid on orders
for 8 or more reserved seat tickets. II