Eastern Utah advocate. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1895-1915, 1915-02-05

! A.. ..u ' state mat they eXpect
sail 20 arms at any minute. They
49,. 80 ready been notified BY an edict
tne mother country to hold
themselves In readiness to respond to
ease AZ once for Greece and are
making preparations accordingly
Mrs. T. II. Mcmillan was TODAY the
recipient from the state board OF edu-
eauon OF life grammar grade certl-
ilcate. Mrs Mcmillan has for several
years past been engaged teaching In
the carbon county schools. for the last
two years In the Price public school
she now has the seventh grade in the
local school
The fire whistle alarmed the town
last Friday night because Of a email
blaze In the Goodman repair shon.
Hot solder dropping through a crack
u supposed 90 have caused the fire
which, however. was discovered IN
ume to prevent any great damage
and was eNtinguished by couple OF
buckets Of water.
j. w Nixon has purchased tho
moving picture outfit formerly usad
w the Bonita picture house, p. o. Sn-
vagni building lie Il transferring II
this week 20 Huntington. where ne
recently erected a large amusement
hall and win add 10 It's attraction the
moving picture feature.
As an idea Of the number OF tour.
let's expected to pass through Price
during 1915. the Denver & Rio Grande
r7ilroad figures on handling $500
through passenger trains into and
out OF Salt Lake this year Under
normal conditions the road handles
about half that number Of trains an.
nually through Salt Lake.
Stanley BallinEer has decided 20
launch out In the automobile and
garage business and has already made
arrangements for the taking over of
two excellent agencies-the new
Dodge and the Haynes. MIR. BaiinRef
has not as yet made definite plans as
10 the location OF his garage but will
within the next week or 10.
The next sale Of dead and incom.
pctent Indian land on the reservation
will occur about the middle Of April
There In much land In that part OF
Utah open for the homescoker on YER,
liberal paymenta A great deal OF 1,
can be bought on five year paymentu
The soil Ia good and the water right,
among the best IN Eastern Utah.
The entire northwest end OF the
Sheepranch saloon was demolished
Monday about noon when a car heavi.
~ loaded with lumber crashed into
the building. The car was beins
switched onto the aIdetrack OF the
smoot- Nixon Lumber company when
Il became derailed. Several hundred
dollars worth OF damage reauitod.
Ashley Valley men have refused "a
sell to agents for the European war
ring powers horses on the ground that
continuance OF the conflict. One OF
the men refusing 10 part with ais
horses for war purposes II George "
Adams. one OF the we'll known mer.
chants and sheepmen OF Eastern
Utah.
Justice OF the Peace A. J. Leo left
sunday night for Denver. Mr.. Lee wa
engaged by Fruita enthusiasts for a
new county To be carved out OF Mesa
took an active part two years ago
Mr. Lee VIII probably be gone n cou-
pie OF months, or nj least as long M
the present Colorado legislature II IN
aeaslon.
the Home Economics club VIII
meet IN the stake house "wednesday
az 1850 p IN. Mrs NJ o. Maughan
VINO attended the ,housekoeperH con-
ference al logan VIII nave some IN
teresuhE reporw 20 MAKO 10 the as
soclhton. MISS FROST VINO aus" a,'
"haeu the conference wiz hiho talk
on some interesting HupJeow Laal.'
espeoially are ihNi'eu 70 DC IN ettehu'
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