The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1915-09-17
PRICE AND NEARBY

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Brick work on the school building
for Price Is progressing rapidly and
VIII soon be ready for the carpenters
one Of the latest aspirants 20 the of
flee Of mayor of Price il said 10 be
J. u. Middleton. 10 The sun ia in.
formed.
Quarterly conference of Carbon
stake will be held In Price tomorrow
and Sunday. The mutuals will also
hold conference.
Contractor Ryiand has thl. w..k
placed the plate glass front In IN.
Paternoster building. corner Eighth
and Main streets
a large auto truck In which To- trans.
port the ore to Thompsons The roads
are now In a condition 90 permit this
mode Of transportation.
/ Willie Wise ~ the Newa.Advocate
las gone East ns wet nurse" Ia "A
carload 81 sheep. so far ~ has been
learned the sheep stood the trip wen.
The Emery Auto and Stage com.
pany has ordered a new four-aeated
Buick which will be- put into service
next week during the fair hauling
passengers Ia and from Emery county
towns
There will be no preaching services
at the Methodist church next sunday.
Sunday school will be held as usual az
10 o'clock In the morning and Ep-
worth League at \ o'clock In the
evening.
AZ meeting Of the Eastern star
last night three new members were
taken into that order. After the de-
gree work an elegant luncheon was
served which was greatly enjoyed by
all present.
The cases OF Joe Lcmone. n. Flaim
and James Martciic. all OF Helper.
charged with keeping their saloons
open on sunday viii come up before
Justice Middleton tomorrow. satur-
day. for hearing.
Charges Of selling diseased fruit
have been lodged against a. A. Now
~. John Zuclber. Chris Pappas and
&. G. Jensen before Justice Middle
ton. The time FOR hearing of the
eases has not ~ yet been set
Mrs Joseph NJ. Howell and Mrs
David "a. Cannon aud their children
have returned Co Washington. -. g.,
| for the winter. Mr.. Howell and Mr.
Cannon are secretaries 20 Congress
man Howell and senator Sutherland.
Observation-Disclosures News, 18th.
The Kearns-Clark uranium camps
In Dry Valley viii commence a. ship
uranium this fall. II In learned from
authoritative sources. The camps are
now getting out high grade ores and
there IL sufficient on hand for several
carloads, The company viii install
Last night farewell party was
given 20 Rev. and Mrs G. G. Hartzler.
who leave this evening for their new
home at Provo. where Rev. Hartzler
viii be stationed for the coming year
lie was transferred 90 that field at
the last Methodist conference.
"a. w. Manard. a brakeman 80 years
Grande, IL Ia ST. Marks Hospital at
Salt Lake city with right arm and left
leg fractured. The injuries were
caused by falling from the top OF "A
freight car at Provo yesterday.
In another part OF this impression
will be found the statement OF the
Price Commercial and Savings bank.
one OF the solid institutions OF Eastern
Utah. This bank. considering the
supposedly hard times n getting is
share Of business In this part Of the
state.
Beginning next MONDAY the Sanpeto
county fair opens az Manu for one
week. The directors and heads Of de-
partments have been conducting a
systematic campaign In different parts
OF the country and encouraging re-
ports have come In from every d.
reotion.
George Horner and q. r.. helms ac-
| companied Grand Master Roy Wat
rous and Grand Secretary y, I. Simp-
/ kin 10 sunnyside last Friday. where
| they made an official visit 20 the odd
| Fellows lodge az that place. The
| last two named gentlemen left next
day for Moab where they visited the
/ lodge In that city.
Frank Mcllhaney of the Price River
Irrigation company informs The sun
that he has Just completed piece of
concrete work on the company's ditch
In the vicinity OF Gordon Creek and
now has the canal In good shape for
the winter. Water Will be turned In
this week and the farmers under the
canal will have an ample supply for
winter use,
Cheaper than a sign and less trou-
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