Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-08-15
PRICE AND VICINITY

euNerusement IN this Issue OF The
Advocate.
Mrs. c. w. Tingley entertains thi,
afternoon at her home at $3.50 IN
honor OF Miss Pearl helms, of Tay.
lorville, Ill.
Morley McIntire has purchased q
lot in the high school subdivision
from the Mcdonald Real Estate and
Investment company.
Marriage licenses were granted
during the week to Charles T..
Slade Of Scofield and Caroline Gid.
den OF Salt Lake City.
The pay car on the Denver and
Rio Grande is a thing OF the past.
The company have decided to dis
continue sending out the car, but
instead will mail the checks 20
their employees.
Eighty acres OF land under Price
river canal with seventy-four shares
Of water, all assessments paid 10
date. II taken before August 20,
1912, price $1,000 cash. Middleton
4 Sterling, Price, Utah.
The annual conference OF the
Utah Methodists Is in session today
Thursday in Salt Lake City with
Rev. II. J. Talbot, superintendent
In charge. The conference closes
Saturday with a picnic at Lagoon.
Health officer Dr. sorensen and
Marshal Bryner have been busy tho
past few days rounding up the neg
ligent ones in regard to cleaning
up their places OF business and
back yards. The doctor says the
regulations will be strictly enforced
in the future.
Contractor A. 4. Bong has return
ed to Salt Lake City from Thomp-
sons, where he has completed build
ing n fiyc-mlle spur from the Dem
yer and Rio Grande TO the mines
of the Western Fuel company. The
spur will be operated by the rail-
road company.
The McKuno Forwarding company
this week received car load OF
potatoes from Idaho which they are
selling ont by the hundred at one
dollar and fifty cents. The pota-
toes are this years crop. the finest
seen around these parts for some
time.
The Huntington Coal company I'LL
I'd articles OF Incorporation with tho
clerk OF Salt Lake county
last week. Tho officers are Leo c.
Miller. president; n. c. Nielsen.
vicc president. Charles n. More
house. secretary and treasurer The
capital stock IL thirty thousand dol
lars In ten cent shares.
Travelling men Brown. syms Gro
sorry: Thompson. z. c. NJ. l.: and
Dowdcll. Hewlett's; had a strenu-
ous auto trip over from Price, ar
irving yesterday evening. Thomp-
son says he can climb a telephone
pole with his Ford II necessary but
tho Price-Myton thoroughfare al
most put his machine out OF COM
mission. Myton Record. 9Th.
Frank A. wadleigh. general pas
sonEer agent OF the Denver and Rio
1rando ,~ith headquarters at Dem
YER. with a party OF other officials
of that road we're In the Vernal
last week. The party made
4 hurried trip over. going out by
way OF Provo and the strawberry
tunnel. The Vernal commercial
'lub entertained the party while IN
hat section.
Tuesday evening young man by
Tho name OF Hansen. while sitting
In front OF the postoffioe was hit
on the head by some falling scat
fold which was blown down by
The wind from the new weeter
building. and quite painfully cut.
lie was taken TO DR.. sorensen's Of
lice where his wounds we're dressed.
i being necessary 10 take five
stitches in the cut
The Tavern Cafe In again under
new management. Mrs. Alice Sage
who conducts the hotel will have
,harge OF the cafe and together
With ~. p. Braffet viii run Il here
after. NJ. Baum who has been con-
iucting Il for the past two months
ias given Il up and left town. Mr..
8raffet and Mrs. Sage will give the
'afe their personal attention In the
'uture as we'll as the hotel.
The first annual basket picnic CIV
IN by the Helper musical society,
az the Studebaker gar
lzettls grove on Sunday. August
sBth. The local musicians are plan
ling on giving the people OF Hell
per and the surrounding country
he time OF their lives on that day.
Everybody is invited 10 bring their
basket dinner and enjoy the sports
hat will be pulled off during the
afternoon.
Guns repaired at Goodman's re-
pair shop.