Fats and Leans Clash in Opening Baseball Game
Opening season game at the ball grounds Friday featured the Fats and Leans. The Leans won 26 to 21 after a lively, humorous contest with few errors. Lineup includes Arrangements, Lewis, Barber, Harris, Lant, Vanfleet, Boothe, Maher, Borns, Grover, Seerbit, Tally, and Gallons among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball Grounds
Fata
Maher
Borns
G. Grover
Seerbit
Tally
Grover Pettingale
Boothe Lovajoye
Seerat Maher
Ib Pettingale
Grover
Harris Tally
Lewis
Grover Aa
Vantleet
Jan Jennen
Leo Clayton
Wright
Evana Burne
Austin
Ray
Debaters Head to Denver for Utah Regents Debate
Dale Parker Karl Hopkins and James Moss depart this afternoon to represent the University of Utah in the second annual debate against Denver university. The topic: Resolved that the interstate commerce commission should fix a maximum freight rate effective immediately pending court action. Parke, a noted debater and athlete, is a senior. Hopkins is also a senior. Moss is a junior. Parke is the son of Riverside residents Mr and Mrs W H Parke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale H. Parke
Karl Hopkins
James Moss
Denver
University of Utah
Denver University
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dale Parker
Idaho
Colorado College
Colorado Springs
Parke
Hopkins
Moss
W. H. Parke
Riverside
Farmington Couple Ties Knot in Ogden News
Marriage of George W. Green of Garland and Miss Virginia House of Ogden announced in Farmington on April 2. The couple met in Salt Lake City and have not yet returned. Miss Houtz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Houtz of 681 Twenty sixth Street, is highly esteemed in Ogden. The ceremony occurred March 1 and the Greens plan to reside in Ogden, with Mrs. Green visiting her parents briefly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Green
Garland
Virginia House
Ogden
Farmington
Miss Houtz
Salt Lake City
John 8. Houtz
Twenty Sixth Street
Morning Examiner
Garland Military Band Benefit Concert and Dance
The Garland Military Band held a benefit concert and dance at the Amusement Hall on Monday evening for Fred Rogers and Robert L. Wallace as they depart for missionary work April 11. Attendees enjoyed open air music, a formal program with solos, and a later dance. 70.50 was raised for the missionaries, plus a 45 purse for Rogers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Military Band
Amusement Hall
Fred Rogers
Robert L. Wallace
Rogers
Colorado
Mr. Wallace
Wm. King
Leslie Grover
W. L. Grover
Ben Clayton
Estella Kirkham
Jos Kirkham
Jos. Wing
Ruse
Messrs
Wallace
Hp.Grover
Garland
the Factry
Mr. Rogers
Riverside News Notes and Local Updates from April 4 1906
Riverside reports heavy rains though a drainage ditch and tiling plan are improving runoff. Blackman Griffin representative promotes dairy prospects while several locals plan conferences. News covers school progress with multiple eighth grade graduates, a Logan wedding, and a Chamberlains Pain Basin ad from River Brow Drug Store.
Four year old child dies of pneumonia in destitute family
The four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Oliver William died from pneumonia after a Wednesday morning illness. The family faces destitution and a subscription list circulated to aid them. Funeral services were held at 8 o clock yesterday afternoon at Urlund Hall as the community offers sympathy. Watch and jewelry repairs offered by Gay Huff at Rays store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver William
Urland Hall
Commercial Club Meeting in River Brow Block
The Garland Commercial Club held its regular monthly meeting in River Brow Block on Monday evening April 2. Weather and an entertainment reduced attendance. The Base Ball Committee reported no replies yet on arranging a Box Elder County schedule. The Articles of Incorporation committee asked for more time to prepare the documents. The House Committee was instructed to secure the club rooms and distribute keys. Meeting adjourned for one month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Commercial Club
River Brow Block
M.A Boothe
Box Elder
W. H. Rowe
Town Board Meeting In Regular Session At April Meeting
The Town Board met in regular session Tuesday night in the Commercial Club rooms with Trustees Lant Vanausdeln and Secrat present and President Rowe absent. Lant led the meeting, approving payments on contracts for the public building, approving bonds for the Garland Club Saloon and Stephan Bros, and authorizing payment of various bills. The Clerk was directed to draw a warrant for 550 in partial payment and the marshal tasked to issue a dog tax receipt book and receipts detailing payment date and description. The session adjourned until April 10. A local notice includes a testimonial for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by Win Whos Lanorgen at Chapleau Ontario.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lant
Vanausdeln
Secrat
Pres. Rowe
Treasury
Mannasa & Hawkes
Garland Club
Stephans Bros
Easter Display at Riter Bros Delights Shoppers
The Riter Bros window showcases an elaborate Easter scene with electric lights in red white and blue plus a green border. Decorations include chicks eggs rabbits hens ducks and a center hare with a drum. A Cupid telephone line features roosters and a smiling couple, creating a vivid, dynamic display praised as one of the best увидимой.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riter Bros
Maher
Rh. M. B
Rostan
Miss Booth
Cupid
Hotel Arrivals and Mill Machinery Update in Ogden
Weekly hotel arrivals list includes WB Shoeback F W Brazier Salt Lake Fred Land Albert Land A Zink C 5 Comerse Ogden Chris Petersen Snowville F A Selover 8 F Cal Ruth Clayton Chicago C Burton Jr RM B Co All watch clock and jewelry work by Gay Huff guaranteed. J F Erdmann reports mill machinery car arrived spur soon as weather allows. Building work ongoing with hammering front. James Coombs arrives from Farmington to join CW&M Co staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoeback
Brazier
Salt Lake
Fred Land
Albert Land
Zink
Comerse
Ogden
Chris Petersen
Snowville
Selover
Ruth Clayton
Chicago
C Burton, Jr
Gay Huff
J.F. Erdmann
James Coombs
Farmington
Utah
Coombs
Cw&m Co
Local notes recount visits, sales and civic actions
Jos Jensen returns from Brigham City and disposes of property. Boothe Mercantile advertises Adison phonographs with $10 $20 and $30 prices. Will Lewis returns from Provo to work at Utah Sugar Co. A 10 horsepower electric motor is attached to a washing machine at the Globe office but the press struggles. Local clerical news notes ordinations of Fred Rogers and Robert Wallace in Brigham. Reports discuss a floodwater power project for southeast Idaho and Utah. Lehi Commercial Club condemns Lehi Banner editor for not mentioning the club and seeks active newspaper support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Boothe
Globe Office
C. L. Wilcox
F. D. Welling
Joseph Jensen
Fred Rogers
Robert Wallace
Brigham
Lehi Commercial Club
Lehi
ite _celums
Chattanooga Man Credits Stomach and Liver Tablets Cure
IT suffered for five years with kidney and liver trouble causing back pains and a blinding headache. Dyspepsia and severe constipation followed, requiring frequent cathartics. After using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets, he was cured and has lived well for six months. Sold by Kiter Bros Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Arthur
Strickland
Chattanooga, Tenn
Kiter Bros, Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fats
Leana
Sotes
W. Od. Lewis
Tiv Nass
Barber Harris
Vanfleet
Boothe
Virginia Houts
G. W. Grea
Eprron Gantam Gomez
Richards
FE. T. Capener
James R. Keonard
Elizabeth Jardine
Logan
Juke
River Brow
Ray's
Commercial Club
Win
Whos
Lanorgen
Chapleau
Outario
Ouf Chamberlain
Iter Bros
Geeeeeeeeeees
Boothe's
Loewenstein
Clayton House
Jon Orrick
Jos
Jensen
Brigham City
Jon
Boothe Mercantile & Produce Co
Thear River
Peoples' Advocate
W. H. Evans
Rells
M. Hanson & Sons
North Main St
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