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H ,UBtiMir.iiiLicN SATURDAY JANUARY 4 1913
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I NEW YEAR'S
I DAY !HN EWTON
H Now Yenr'a Day In Newton opened
H with a sturm sercnndc of a fierce tin-
M ture. As the sun rose over tho bean-
H tlful Wasntch mountains In tbo cast
M the Sturm god rose over tlio Clarke-
ton peaks and swooped down on our
H beautiful city with a fury Indcscrlh-
H pule. It spent IIb strength by nine
M o'clock a. m. nnd settled down to
H tranquility. Thus the little folks and
H big, were ult'e to pay their happy
B New Venr calls In peace and comfort
The day was enlivened with strains
of beautiful music from tho Newton
H sliver band. In the afternoon the
M children were treated to n grand nop
M In the meeting house and all tho III-
M tie fo ks were made happy.
H On Saturday the 12st ult., Mr. and
1 Mrs. P. Tempest of Rexburg, ono
time residents of Newton, dropped In
B unexpectedly to visit tbolr daughter
M and son-lu-law Mr. and Mrs. John
M BciiBoii. Tho occasion was tho sll-
H ver wedding of tho latter who had
H been married twenty-flvo years on
H that date. Mr. Tempest and wlfo
M will return to their northern homo
H next Sunday,
M Mr. and Mrs. Tom Qrlmn enter-
tallied a few ot tholr many friends
M and relatives during tho past week.
M .Music nnd feasting was tho order of
H the
H The prevailing sicknesses are dls-
H appearing, quarantlno flags aro about
H a'l down and no now cases reported.
H This Is a good omen with which to
H start the year 1913.
H Mr. A. A. Johnson, tho efficient
H principal ot our city school called
H "time" Monday. They took recess
H for Wednesday, and then hurrah,
H for hard work until tho spring term
H ends. Mr. Johnson and his aids aro
H wide awake in their works
H Junius Jenkins and family came
H In from Alexandria a few days ago
H to enjoy a siiort season of recreation
with relatives.
H Mr. Amos Clarke, New ton's eter-
H an music leader Is suffering with an
H affective of both ankles. Tho aged
H gentleman Is able to walk around
H some, and It Is hoped nothing very
serious may result.
Good ranch, butter retails at 35c
H per pound. Stores pay 30c to 32c.
H Fresh ranch eggs retails at 25c dozen
H Krcsh pork, dressed $8. CO per cwt.
H Good milling wheat about 72c por
H bushel. Live chickens Sc to 10c per
H llancroft contributed generously to
H tho happiness of Newton folks by i
H sending Mr. Chris Miller and family j
H among 113 for a brief stay through
H tho holidays. It Is hard to forego tho
lovo ono has for tho old homo nest.
Como again, good people.
Mrs. J. N. Hanson was pleased to
H meet and greet their ton Ell and
H family who arrived a few days from
their homo near Bancroft, Idaho. Mr.
and Mrs. Hansen will stay a few
H days here among relatives nnd
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson are '
H here with their little ones from Ban-
1 croft. They will stay here visiting
H for a few weeks.
H Mr. Carl Jorgcnsen and family ar- ,
rived during tne holidays from their 1
B Bancroft homo to shako hands with
old friends. They expect to spend a
H week or two In their old home.
H Our aged friend Mads Peterson Is
H still battling bravely with a sickness
H ho has been tr ubled with for sov-
oral months with some advantage In
H his
Mrs. Peter Benson left on tho first
H for a shoi t visit with relatives in Og-
H den and Salt Lake.
H Sleighing is not very good at this
time
H ADDITIONAL LOCALS I
H Dr. Lyman L. Daises will lecture
to the J'areuts class of the Second
B ward tomorrow on the subject ot
"Peisonai Purity."
H Dr. Purkiuaon will address tho
H Parents class ot tbo Seventh ward
H ' Sunday morning January 4 at 10
HBHH 1
' Mr. George V. Squires will speak
H to tho Young Ladlo's and Young-
H- Men's Mutual conjoint session Sun-
H day evening at 7:30, at River Heights
H ward. Kverybody Invited
HB
H Tho city commissioners will meet
B flvo days next week, commencing on
H Monday, hh a board of equalization
H to adjust ull grievances In assess-
H ments In. Paving District No, 21,
HHHM.
H JuK4iyilllam Urangham who bag
H beeriyiUfdr several days has rocelf-
1jt. sufficient to bo. at his offlco again
and on Thursday I), William Roberts
j, who pleaded, gulfty to oxhlbttlng a re
volver In 11 threatening manner ro
contly at tho Kxpress offlco was fined
1309" wlilcliw'as promptly paid. This
Ki 's no of tho largest lines ever lm-
BfH ( posed for this offense by any local
U ' judge
I R. L. Campbell Cos
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I Record Breaking I
January Clearance Sale
I Beginning Thursday Morning Tit 9 & M. I
I And Continuing Ten Days. All Previous Sales will not Compare With our 1913. I
I Clearance. Time will not permit of going into detail. Every Article in the Store will be I
Reduced I
25 To 50 Per Qent
R Thirty-Five Coats Fine Assortment of 25 Ladies Suits, Values to I
I January Sale 1-2 Price l-FURS 11-3 To 1-2 Off $25. januarysaie$9i75 I
1 $1.75 Kid Gloves - $1.15. One Lot Serges and Silk Dresses worth djQ "7 T I A
& 25 ShirtWaists, valuesto $7.00, $3.5 $15.00. January Sale - v3i0 I
I BLANKETS UNDERWEAR HOSIERY I
I Wool Nap at - - - $2.35 Munsing wear For Children 49c. 10 Doz. Cashmere, regular I
I The best for cold weather Ladies, The Suit - - - ;"85c. 85c and 75c values 49c.
I 200 Hand Bags At Half Price. - - Few Choice Tailored and Street Hats 1-2 Off I
I Rubbers, Regular 75c And 85c. Grade. In the January Sale only RQc I
I LADIES SHOES CORSET BARGAINS HOUSE SLIPPERS I
I 500 Pairs Shoes, Patent, $2 00 Qual;ty & G;) 5 Felts, regular" $1.50, $1.10 I
Vici, Tan and Gun Metal $1.75 Quai;ty. .' uo Felts, regular $1.75, $1.15. I
Values to $4,00. January $1.50 Quality 95c Boudoirs limited sizes, going I
I Sale - - $2.65 $1.25 Quality 85c in January Sale at 90 C. I
I Free! We will deduct the amount of your Car I
I Fare from any purchase amouning to $5.00 or over I
I Gome Early And Win One of the Presents E
I Gratis! First Five Ladies making Purchase This Horning we will give Free I
I A Beautiful Present I
I R- L. Campbell Co. 77 Main I
I Ladies Outfitter Si The Home jg Good Goods
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