Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-07-23
Local Items
Have you been fishing YETI

shape to take in everything connected
with the celebration.
Always glad to get that little job
of printing FOR you. Send it in any
time when IL is convenient.
John A. Adams is in town, and will
spend the oath with his family. He
has been away on cattle business for
some time.
FOR SALE.--House, barn, granary
outhouses, and five city lots. For fur
ther information see Andrew Hansen
Jul-5O.
Things have been decidedly quiet
this week. Apparently everybody is
just crouching for the grand gath of
July spring tomorrow.
News is received here of the birth
Of a fine girl to Mr.. and Mrs. Bert
Anderson of Echo Farm on the 22nd.
The Record offers congratulations.
There is still hundred dollars or
such mater to raise on the price of
the new street sprinkler. Show your
public-spiritedness by chipping in"
dollar or so.
The Commercial Club and other or
CARNATIONS are beginning to get busy
on the construction Of their floats for
the parade, which promises to be
success on the oath.
S. j. Foster has been appointed
chairman of the committee on trans
portation for the old folks tomorrow,
and is looking up automobiles enough
to convey them all in the morning pro-
cession.
The splendid rains the past day or
two have probably been in answer to
the prayers of the dry farmers of this
section of the country, and If they
were not too long delayed will do an
immense amount of good.
Manager John p. Fuller of the
Golden Rule Store, will leave Monday
for Chicago, st. Joseph, st. Louis and
other eastern cities on his semi-annu-
al purchasing expedition, and expects
to lay in heavy stock of merchan-
disc for the coming winter season.
People returning from the Nam
moth and other favorite fishing re-
sorts across the mountain report that
the streams are lined with fishermen
from early morning till late at night
We are afraid our share will all be
captured before we find time to 90
for them.
Treharne Jones is waiting for
telegram advising him of the arrival
Of another shipment of the popular
Quick trucks, when he will go at once
to the metropolis and bring one back
with him. He has several prospect
i've customers in the Dixie country,
who are figuring on this means of
getting their fruit to market.
An automobile party consisting of
Charles Hansen, chauffeur of Leeds,
Willard and Ed. Nilsson, Id. Nelson
and James Cooper of Washington,
passed through Cedar Wednesday in
Mr.. Hansen's Ford car bound for Salt
Lake City. 1t is likely that Willard
Nilsson will undergo an operation for
chronic appendicitis while in Salt Lake
and all the other members of the par
ty will take in the carnival.
Pioneer Day is being celebrated to-
day and on the Gath at Roosevelt,
Utah, in great shape. They are go
ing to have some big sports, includ-
ing balloon ascension. Those people |
N Northeastern Utah do not do things |
by halves when it comes to celebra-
ions. Last year the celebration was
ield at Vernal and the Commercial
Club of that place raised $500 for
he purpose.
one way that you may assist In
Iron county and spreading
he gospel of its superior advantages
abroad, is by sending The Record to
FOUR absent friends and acquaint-
lnces. The Record is boosting, in
season and out, rain or shine, for Iron
county, and you ought TO assist us to
he extent of an extra subscription or
wo each year. 1t means only dol
ar or two of expense each to you,
,ut it means a great deal TO us and
till more to this part of the country.
Two applicants have secured land
IN the Sewer National Forest, as
ollows: Mr.. Joe Barney of Winder,
Utah, 100 acres, located about 80
niles east of Panguitch; Mr.. Thos.
Barney of Winder, Utah, 80 acres,
ying near the above mentioned land.
these two tracts are similar in char
.cter and should be able TO produce
mall grains without irrigation. This
and is estimated to be worth from
10 to $50 per acre after being cleared
nd cultivated