Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1912-09-26
PRICE AND VICINITY

rnlGt AIVD VICINITY
The Carbon County High School
orchestra gives a dance at CITY han
tomorrow friday evening.
Price bank deposits are runn,ne
around five hundred thousand dol.
and. my ''OuS-
The state board OF health il
sending through the state pampb-
tets ON The Prevention OF Typhoid
Fever"
Price merchants have no com.
paint OF the early fall trade. Crops
are generally the best in years and
All anticipate a winters big trade.
Helper has a lodge Of the order
OF Owls with about eighty-fiyo char
ter members. Its organization was
completed last week.
Fire at Tucker last Friday dam
aged the general mercantile stock of
r. b. Mason to the extent of about
four hundred dollars. Fully in
sured.
Worknen are progressing well
with the excavation for the new
Weeter Lumber company block at
the corner OF Main and Ninth
streets
The Wilson Cafe has been closed
down. A sign on the door states
that meal ticket money will be re-
funded by Landlord Potter at the
oxford Hotel.
McKune Forwarding company has
Increased It's space in this issue OF
the great moral and religious"
Manager McKune IL a firm believer
In printers ink
Robert McKune recently pur-
chased the interest OF Thomas Fouts
In the business OF McKune For
warding company. which concern Is
at this time doing the greatest bust
ness in It's history.
During the last month there we're
forty-nine more deaths reported TO
che state board OF health than in
the month OF July. There were
more cases OF whooping cough last
month than all other diseases COM
bined.
+. W. Chambers. fish and game
commissioner. says the duck shoot
Ing this fall will be- the best ever
had In the state. and that the cpl
demic that has been prevalent
among the fowl has been entirely
cleaned up.
Lawrence Rasmussen OF Salt Lake
City has been elected cashier OF the
Helper State bank and entered up
on his duties last Wednesday morn
Ing. lie will move his family TO
Helper and make Il HIS home. 49,
Helper Times. 2ist.
Last Saturday a telegram was re-
cciycd by the first presidency at
Salt Lake City announcing the safe
arrival at Liverpool. Eng. OF VIII
liam $. Hlll OF Wellington. and a
number OF other missionaries from
Utah. All are In good health.
About fifty cars OF coal Is coming
out daily over the Southern Utah
and Castle Valley railroads from
Hlawatha. Mohrland and Black
Hawk. Tho latter two camps fur
nlah about half OF this, which 81
marketed all over the country.
DIR. A. c. sorensen advises that
everyone should boil water at this
time. especially In view OF condi-
tons above Price TO Soldier sum
init. \ thousand TO two thousand
men and teams are now employed
In that locality on railroad work
]. Edward Taylor. state hortoul'
turist. is again sending notices
broadcast. calling attention 10 the
law which bars from Utah markets
fruit infected with scale insects OF
showing evidence OF the work oi
cooling moths.
Mrs. II, II. Thompson entertained
"A number OF friends at her homo on
North Ninth street last evening at
bridge whist. There were seven
tables and prizes were awarded "a
Mrs. Matt Gilmour. Mrs, J. w. ster'
ling and w. r. Anderson. Refresh
ments we're served
Contracts have been let TO j. NJ
Rutt OF Green River for the cree
ton OF a new school house al
Thompsons and for the building OF
a thirty by sixty foot addition 70
the Anderson Hotel at that place
A. s. Lyon, a Green River earpen'
ter, is at Thompsons and has charge
OF the carpenter work
Robert Johnson and II. T. Vim
cent. convicted by a Jury In Justice
| g.,,.st court M Provo OF unlaWfully