Kid Hopkins Defeats Mower in Tremonton Wrestling Night
A crowded Pearl saloon in Tremonton hosted a lively wrestling event with D Mower of Lewiston facing Kid Hopkins of Tremonton. Hopkins won the first and third falls while Mower claimed the second with a swift twist over. Spectators enjoyed multiple matches and a verdict by referee W M Wolsey.
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Old Pearl
D. Mower
Lewiston
Kid Hopkins
Tremonton
Master Jones
Wellsville
Young Frisby
Kid Jones
Hopkins
Mower
Tremontor
McCarty
Frisby
Wood Vs. Jones
W.M. Wolsey
Our New City Marshal J A Mortensen
J A Mortensen, recently appointed town marshal, patrols the streets daily and nightly defending the city under his jurisdiction with his big billy club. The community expects him to be a capable, good hearted leader in the role.
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J. A. Mortensen
Mortensen
Death visits Marriott Home in Della LaRue obituary
The death of 13 year old Della LaRue followed scarlet fever progressing to dropsy. Funeral services were held at Garland hall with choir music and multiple speakers. The burial took place in Ogden cemetery beside her infant brother.
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Ward
Wm. King
D. C. Chapman
Alice Grover
Peter Ross
Chas. Wm. Wood
F. D. Welling
Joseph Jensen
BP. A. R. Capener
J. A. Wixom
John J. Shumway
Jed L. Rogers
Fred L. Rogers
M. M. Leavitt
Thos. Wise
Willard L. Wood
H. A. Hall
Archie Hall
Ogden
Della LaRue
Grand Ball at Garland Hall Hosted by Self-Culture Club
Notice announces a grand ball at Garland hall next Wednesday evening February 8 under the auspices of the Ladies Self-Culture Club. Everyone is invited and tickets are available.
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Garland Hall
Ladies’ ‘Self-Culture Club
Floods Hit Malad City Causing Bridges Washouts and Damages
Recent heavy rains damaged Malad City buildings and grain elevators. Deep Creek overflowed washing out bridges and forcing trains to reroute. A bus accident near Malad wounded occupants after the bridge failed. The Malad River swelled to Mississippi levels, drowning one animal and prompting $25,000 in repairs. The Brigham City electric plant was damaged while trains resumed service after three days.
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Malad
Deep Creek
Mississippi
Sugar Factory
Brigham City
Box Elder Creek
Garland Harness Co Changes Hands in 1911
Notice that Garland Harness Company has changed ownership from J. Y. Jensen and C. O. Anderson to C. O. Anderson of Brigham City. All claims against the company will be assumed by C. O. Anderson. Dated January 1, 1911. Signed by the parties involved.
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Garland Harness Company
J. Y. Jensen
C. O. Anderson
Brigham City
United States Land Diece
Salt Lake City
Utah
John Holtman
Park Valley
Township
Range 13
Salt Lake Meridian
Beigham City
Adam Larson
Ny Jennen
Vick Joabinwon
Edward Holtman
Keltor Utah
California Excursion From Salt Lake City Event
An invitation from the Salt Lake Elks Lodge offers a California excursion with set rates. Prices cover round trip via Salt Lake gate for $35, Salt Lake to Ogden $41.20, and Salt Lake to Portland return $60.75. Tickets available until March 7 with reservations through the lodge secretary.
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Salt Lake City
Salt Lake Elks Lodge
Los Angeles
Salt Lake Gate
Salt Lake
Paturniog . P
Ogden
Portland
Ra Aleer
Dge
Salt Lake Aid
Mantua Basketball Player Dies After Game Injury
Eli Hansen, 25, of Mantua, died from brain injuries after a friendly basketball game Tuesday evening January 31. He was struck on the temple by a backhand pass from Lafayette Nelson, finished the game, lost consciousness on returning home, and died at 9 o clock. He was son of Mr and Mrs Mads Hansen and cousin to the Jensen family. several relatives traveled to Mantua for yesterday’s services.
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Eli Hansen
Mantua
Lafayette Nelson
Hansen
Mads Hansen
Jensen
James Jensen
Joseph Jensen
Peter Jensen
Alvin Keller
Tremonton
Electric Bitters Restores Michigan Man After Long Illness
Tortured by a stomach ailment for 15 years John W Modders of Moddersville Michigan was unable to work and had to sell his farm. He credits Electric Bitters with curing his distressing symptoms and enabling him to eat again. The remedy also helps the liver and kidneys and is sold by all druggists for 50 cents per bottle with a guarantee.
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John W. Modders
Moddersville
Mich
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Wood
Tom Nogima
Nogima
Marriott
C. O. Axpersont
California
Department of the Interior
E. D. . Thompson
Register
State Bank OF
Our City
Schneider & Wilson
Main Street
Jensen Bros
Garland
Bell ’Phone
Black
Boyd and
Francis
Shumway & Evans
Bell Phone
M. D. Evans
Bell
Bank of Garland
McCall's Magazine
McCall's
the McCall Co
West
87Th St
New York
N. Y
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