The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1916-10-20
PRICE AND NEARBY

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Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Birch have a
son down with typhoid fever Late
reports are that he Is doing as well
as might be expected
No more money orders for points In
Roumania will be issued by the post.
office department until the war situa.
ton in that region IL cleared up.
Quite number OF hunters took
advantage of the open deer season
and left this week FOR the hills SO
far no biz killings have been reported.
"Wednesday night brought a freeze
20 Price River Valley that caught
everything that had been left grow.
ing-lste vegetables fruits and
flowers.
ON Thursday usNt Ncphi L. Morris
and r. &. Ioyt. candidates for gov.
ernor and congress. respectively. ON
the republican ticket. are To address
the citizens OF Price.
Tuesday last = check for thirty.
five hundred dollarsAwas received by
state Treasurer Jewkes from Carbon
county. The money Ia to be applied
to state road Purposes locally
Corporation taNep~pre due Dcccm.
Der 18TH next Mtc.1 jnat date n
penalty OF ten dollarg is cXacted II
taxes aud penalty goyhftcr March 18th.
next. charter rights granted by the
state are rescindcd.
Marriage licenses we're issued dur.
ing the week by Cgdnty Clerk llors.
ley To Mrs Kate fiatkncss Lee OF
Scoficld and Arthur Madsen ~ Mt.
Pleasant Also 20 kAte Munldo and
John Chit. both OF Mohrland.
otto HERES Of rcastle Gate and
Otto !. Anderson and Samuel q.
Doiap OF Helper had the higher de.
greea OF Masonry conferred upon
them nj Salt Lake City Wednesday
evening last at ~ Kalah temple
Dr. ]. X. ". Bracken and G. 4.
Gibbons have received one thousand
head OF lambs from Tom Austin's
ranch at Heber City They will be-
ranged below llanksyille. says last
Fridays Green River Dispatch.
Only two more registration days re-
main before the November election
and everybody should see to II that
his name il ON the list II he IN en-
titled 10 "a vote. The remaining days
are October 3ist and November ist.
Elizabeth Crockett entertained the
Campfire girls and afnpmber OF her
young gentlemen frisndb at birth
day party Friday evening, The time
was spent In games OF various kinds
after which refreshments were
served.
The two children OF Mr.. and Mrs
! j. ]. Weigmann are sick az theii
home with typhoid fever, They are
getting along as well as could be eN
pected at this time, Bud LAUDER u
also confined To his home with The
same malady.
| Walsh 4 Osborn of Fruita, Colo,
last Tuesday purchased five hundred
ewes and six hundred lambs from
Chris X. Jensen OF Price. They arr
10 be fed az the Colorado town fol
the market, The prices paid are no
made public,
Price River Irrigation company ol
October 18th, made 40 assessment o
one dollar a share ON yhe stock OF TIA
company, payable on or befor,
December I, 1916 Stock upon whicl
the assessment Is not paid by tina
} time will he sold ON December lkth'
Legal barriers against the shipmen
OF infected fruit into the state fr0r
outside points were raised saturda
by j. Edward Taylor, state hOrticu
. tural inspector. Recent importation
OF pears and apples have been ioun
TO be seriously infected with frul
seab,
Standard Coal company, operatin
al Standardville In Carbon COUNTY
has offered "a furnish the uniyersit
of Utah fifteen hundred tons of clac
coal at S325 the ton The bid wa
/ submitted las, Tuesday by w,
MacI4ean. its general sales agent
! Salt Lake city.
Members OF tie faculty of Pric
4 academy gave an al home 10 III
\ students and trustees in the girl
I dormitory Saturday evening whie
\ was well attended. The hours wei
\ spent In games, songs and recitation
by those present, after which 2
\ freshments we're served. Those a
tending report having spent a mo
! enjoyable evening.
None too good roads arour
Duehesne and other reseryatic
towns were almost put out OF cor
mission by another severe rainstorl
Tuesday and Wednesday OF last wee
Autos are running with difficulty b