The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-11-17

ranch property at Msplcton in TITAN
county.
~
Harm Goud,u was the loser To- sam
Ncdcs In am election bet ON Morris
against Hamburger. last Friday at
Price Gcodeli had a whecibarrow ride
about the streets with Nedes dDitr
the pushing act druw CORPS az
compauie 2 the pair AS go also several
friends with banners.
Peter J,ans,lme and Joseph Gar
nier were up, around Nolan In Price
River Canyon last Friday and Satur-
day putting out bait for coyotes. They
Killed two horses and six burros FOR
the purpose. The bait was distrih-
uted mostly over their own lands be.
tween Nolan and Beaver Creek.
In anticipation Of heavy SHOWS on
its mountain lines the Denver and
Rio Grande has hauled out it, bat
terry bf rotary plows. overhaulcd and
ready for action. Several OF the piows
will he retained In Salt Lake city for
service on the Park city branch. while
others will go To Helper for service on
Soldier summit
Wednesday evening last farcv ell
party was given at City Hall To George
NJ. Mathis. The affair was under the
auspices OF the Price Concert pand
and the Price ward membership and
returned handsome sum Go the de-
parting missionary. Elder Mathis
leaves Price on November goth on a
mission To- the Northwestern States.
Attention Is called by r. J. Gala
CHAN. federal secret service operative
In Utah. Co counterfeit ten dollar bill
In circulation In this section. The bill
purports Co have been issued by the
Silver bow National hank Of BUTTE.
Mont and u described ~ poor init
tation. The coiorinR OF the hack II
particularly noticeable. Callaghan
says
Jobbcrs report heavy orders for inn
mediate delivery and collections i'm.
proving at Salt Lake city. Some flour
mills have curtalicd purchases be-
cause OF the unprecedented price OF
wheat. and few have suspended OPP
erationH Mines are running full
time and labor II well employed. Re
tail trade IL active without Htimula-
ton ~ special sales
Farmers % Utah are being sent
pamphlets On the Importance OF rails
ing rye and profits derived from It's
cultivation by the department of az
riculturc. II 10 pointed out that rye
Will flourish on poor land. which may
be- sandy or contain acids. u ~ the
purpose of these pamphlets Co cncour-
age Utah farmers to raise more rye
nest year
Judge Albert ~. Christensen has
taken under advircmcnt the case OF
the twenty odd Carbon county NOR
chants who recently brought suit In
his court a. prevent the collection OF
an increase NJ their taxes of about 20
per cent ON merchandise. A decision
viii he rendered on the 2sd OF the
month. when Judge Christensen win
have returned from sanpetr county.
Preparations are being made by
volunteer workers for the coming He'd
Cross seal campaign which IN Ia be-
carried on by IN. Utah Public Health
society. The workers have been busy
lately putting the seals In envelopes
preparatory % their sale after Thanks
giving About two hundred seals are
being placed In each envelope and
they viii h- distributed over the state
hy mail,
Circular letters are being sent 60
stake presidents by the general board
OF the relief society Of the Mormon
church In reference Co the home econ
omic scholarships which have been
offered hy the Agricultural College Of
Utah. These scholarships cntitle the
holder a. enrolment In that depart
mcnt of the college free OF charge and
are open to representatives OF seven
ty-one stakes.
There h a. be- a benefit entertain
ment 40 the Exc theater next Monday
for the poor children'H rooms In Lat
tcr-day Saints Hospital az Salt Lake
city and which II maintained by the
primary children. one extra reel OF
salt Lake city children In their social
hour nt Liberty Park, Matinee AZ 4
o'clock. children under 2 years five
cents. Adults az the evening per
formancc ten cents
MANY iIlfNun anu fflhlNfh Nti'hu-
ed the funeral Of Candy Scott at Pro-
va last sunday afternoon from the
Second Ward meeting house. Tho
speakers were Edward FArrer Albert
Jones. :. =. Eggerston. Evan Wride
J. N, Jensen and Bishop Nelson. The
ward choir rendered selections and
solos were sung by Misses Myrtle
Thurmand and Ella Richie. Numer-
Gus floral offerings showed the sym
pathy of friends. Deceased was the
father OF Miss inez Scott. a teacher In
the high school at Price.
The farmers roundup and house
keepers conference for Carbon and
Emery counties was held this week
az Wellington. Price and Huntington
The program is as published In The
Sun last week. Miss Gertrude Me-
Cheyne. J. W. Paxman. George II
Caine aud Zen n. Eldredge have all
made talks or read papers. Prof
Robert IA. stewart and several Local
persons have assisted In the different
meetings. Also Prof. Wallace Sulli-
van. who comes from SCOTS Bluff
Neb,. and who succeeds Professor