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

for the past two years. has resigned
her position there and registered at
the University of Utah. Miss Nc
kinnon is a close relative OF A. w.
In the Latter-day Saints Hospital
McKinnon OF Price. and Is well and
most favorably known TO several
residents here.
pr T. d. Beatty. secretary Of the
state board OF health. calls atten-
ton to the fact that the number Of
deaths from typhoid Is the lowest
In the history OF the state. This
he ascrlbes to a widespread adop-
ton OF sanitary and hygienic meas
ures. coupled with the crusade
against the flies. which has reduced
their prevalence enormously.
The Ulntah Civic Betterment
league has called upon the state
dairy and food department TO make
an immediate Investigation at Yer
nal into some alleged unsanitary
food conditions. Accordingly VIII
lard Hansen, state dairy and food
commissioner. and Herman Harms,
state chemist. have left Salt Lake
City for there to make an investiga-
ton.
Hyrum Frandsen has presented
The Advocate with four potatoes,
all from one hill. grown on his
farm just east OF Price that tip the
scales at eight pounds. The vari-
ETY. IL not known. however. but they
are as fine as anything grown here
abouts this year. He has fourteen
acres OF them, and he anticipates
they will 20 around four hundred
bushels to the acre.
Articles OF incorporation OF the
Carbon County Commission company
OF Price have been filed with tho
secretary OF state. the capital stock
being placed at $4,000 In shares
OF one dollar each. ]. u. Middleton
IL president. u. Randolph. vice
president; J. w. Sterling. secretary
and treasurer: Charles Mcpherson.
II. y. Lewis. J. Il. Fleming. George
ID. Raymond and p. o. Sllyagni. adj
dltional directors.
The Utah woolgrowers associa-
ton has been having many inquiries
OF late as to whether or not sheep
must be dipped when shipped TO
Utah from other states. The asso-
citation has rule that all sheep
from other states must be dipped
and they say that they are going 60
enforce H. In case sheep are
shipped to Utah. they must either
be dipped before they enter the
state or must be dipped directly af-
ter they are brought here.
For the National Irrigation con-
grcss. September 3Oth TO October
sch. the Utah state fair. September
30th 10 October bth. tho ladies' re-
lief and primary. October "a and Sd,
and the iattor-day Saints conferences.
october 9Th. 9TH and 9Th. nj Salt
Lake City. the Denver and Ric
Grando has authorized a rate OF one
single fare for the round trip from
Price TO Salt Lake City. Selling
dates september 29th to October
5th. final return limit. October 18th
In Salt Lake City on Monday OF
last week occurred the marriage Of
Miss Mary A. Donaldson OF Scoflcld
TO Leland s. Thomas. The groom
Is the youngest son OF MIR. and Mrs
r. II. Thomas and makes his home
In Scofield. whore. for number oi
! years he has been In the employ oi
the Wasatch Stores company nj
J Winter Quarters. The bride IL 1
highly accomplished young lady anS
popular In social and church circles
The young couple left the same dag
for California. whore they will WISH
the different points OF interest.
Wedding bells again rang GU
last Wednesday afternoon and The
many local friends OF Miss LaurI
Sinner were the more startled a
the suddenness OF the affair. say
Castle Dale's Progress OF the 2ist
That young lady and Jesse Barlow
OF Price were very quietly married
by Bishop Larson In the presence o.
few OF the brides nearest rela
tlyes. Miss sinner Is the daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs c. w. sinner anC
enjoys an onyiable popularity. Mr.
Barlow Is a trusted employe OF the
Castle Valley railroad at Price anC
also enjoys wide popularity.