The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1918-03-01
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mands vs. 10 be carried.
Mrs. Averiirs Variety Store in the
viglia- Bonoma building Is advcEtisins
this week a new line Of spring millin.
lery and novelties. Tho stock Is en-.
tircly now and most complete and Is
well worth looking over by purchasers
Of articles In these lines.
The Denver and Rio Grande call
boys are going to give a dance at Hell
per Saturday night. March 9th. The
Helper orchestra has been engaged 10
furnish the music and good time Is
promised all who attend. Tickets are
one dollar. Extra ladies twenty-five
cents.
Yesterday was the limit Of time for
securing automobile licenses. Deputy
Sheriff McMullin says his office Ia
/ not going to be easy for those who
have failed TO secure them. There Is
/ q heavy penalty attached and the
county officers are going to see that
the law is enforced
Subject Tor the sermon next Sab
bath at n o'clock at the Methodist
church. Christ Yesterday W.. To-day"
T. the power Ut Jesus Christ adequate
to meet the worlds nccds2 \ most
cordial welcome. SUNDAY school at
| 10 o'clock. Junior league Z o'clock
Rev. ~. 7. zcidcrs pastor.
Jim johnson. % brakeman at the
Denver aud Rio grandc. fell from a
boNcar and was quite seriously in
jurcd at Cisco last Sunday afternoon
while hi train was switching IN the
yards there. Tic was hurried to the
company hospital at Grand junction.
Colo. His run II between Helper and
Grand Junction.
Instructions 20 permit local draft
boards to accept rcgistrants for lin.
tied military service are contained Ia
. telegram received by Capt y. v.
FitzGerald fiscal agent for the ma
tlonal army In Utah. from Provost
Marshal General Crowdcr. The change
IL expected 20 simplify the work 81
the boards
IL was n mistake about Duchesne
county getting credit for Preston
Nutter's twenty-five thousand dollar
liberty bond purchase. says Myton'H
Free Press. Nuttcr thought he had
given ~ credit and ~ did We. hut the
credit was never given at Salt Lake
city Wen Try aud see that II doesn't
happen again.
Prof a. G. Hooytr IL voluntarily 10
retire from the principalship 81 Price
academy at the end Of the present
school term. He figures 10 enlist az
IA al Ia h. II
J. Lace " expected Co announc. the
next visit o. Price. which ought To- b.
within the next few days.
Repair Week. March 9Th L. 9Th. IL
10 be observed hy the agricultural In.
tcroHts of Utah and Gov. simon inm.
berger " cooperating with Dr T.. q.
Peterson. president OF the Utah Agrl-
cultural college. In laying plans Tor
the event Farmers ~ the state viii
be- expected Ia devote their attention
10 the repairing uf their machinery
aud equipment
Easter sunday pomua this year Oh
March 3ist Last year n fell on Aprli
18th aud IN 1915 on Aprli Esd. The
latest date on which Ahi9 festival can
fall according 60 thc/Epitcopni church
reckoning. viii Occur AVrli 20. A. H.,
2oii. Easter niwiyH |omes on tho
first sunday aftoN ~ fun moon.
which nppuars un 90 after March slst.
the date of the ycrnal equinox.
Robert l. nraffct. who has been
stationed az Augusta. Gn.. for several
weeks. writes his mother that he lrft
there one day last week destined Tor
somewhere over there" with rrgi-
mcnt of Uncle Sans engineering
corps, The young man IL son of
Mr.. and MIR, N. q, llraffct when
he sails or has sailed hv h not per.
mittod 90 say.
Price Bottling Works IN making "A
first-class article In all kinds OF soft
drinks, navorlng 'syTups candy ana
drum gas and soliclts share at the
patronage of dealers al Price aud sur
rounding towns This company IL "A
property owner and taxpayer here
with several thousands OF dollars in
vested In business ana II deserving In
every respect out Of the city orders
solicited and given the very best Of
attention,
Harold Ten Eyck. who recently un-
dcrwent AN operation az st. Mary's
Hospital Tor appendicitis. h Improv.
Ing nicely, says the Grand Junction
tcolol News OF last Friday. Ills Ia
Their, who II superintendent on the
Denver ana Rio Grando aud In charge
Of the third division with headquar.
tors az Alamusa. h In the city. called
by his sons illness, IL Is believed the
lad viii be entirely recovered within
a few weeks, ana win be- able To re.
sumo his studies at tho local high
school,
r. W. Crane, ScOficld merchant.
was here this week doing Jury service
In district court The mines In that
end 81 the county. he states. are work
Ing but about three days a week.
which makes business more or less
uncertain, Scoficld Shamrock club
win give is annual ball 81. Patrick's
Day. and a big time as usual will be
had. Others down from the camp are
Lars Jensen, James Wallace. Fred
kimber G, =, Anderson, Charles
Noble and David Parmley. The Wa
Their has been cold. but not severe