Brigham Elbertas Visit For City Park Showdown
The Brigham Elbertas come to town to challenge the Champions at 3 15 p m at City Park in a top season contest. Fans are urged not to miss the game.
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Newspaper
Garland Globe
Location
Garland, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1909
Page
5
The Brigham Elbertas come to town to challenge the Champions at 3 15 p m at City Park in a top season contest. Fans are urged not to miss the game.
At Mrs Mary Robinson home the Ladies' Self-Culture Club met with 9 members present. President Lettie Lant led the group and guests Barbara Rogers Zella Van Leuvan Maggie Hansen Lizzie Edwards Emma Hardy May Jensen attended. Mrs Annie Munns read The Man on the Box. Refreshments followed and the club adjourned for two weeks to meet at Mrs J T Lant.
Sam it Boyer of Folson Iowa reports that after twelve years of stomach trouble and spending nearly five hundred dollars on medicines, one box of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets greatly helped his wife who continued using them. The medicine is sold by all dealers with free samples available.
Western inventors were issued patents this week with filings from D Swift & Co Patent Lawyers Washington D C Kansas 8 Bristow Topeka game apparatus F M Holmes Fontana tron ing board R W Kline Atchison rug hanger J C Scoggins Wichita drill wice J D Sower Elmo spring wheel Uiah A J Furlong Salt Lake City wire strip per C Wick Bingham Canyon portable wrench Copies of any of the above will be sent to readers upon receipt of ten cents by D Swift Co Washington D C our special patent correspondents.
Hudson and Pettingill proprietors plan enhancements at Garland livery stable in Box Elder County. They recently bought a new horse and will add four rigs, enlarge the buggy shed, and improve the rear stables to make Garland’s livery barn among the best in the county.
The Garland baseball team challenges any organized amateur squad in the state to a series of games for a purse of 100 dollars. For particulars write J. T. Lant, Manager, Garland, Utah.
Bishop A R Capener presided as the choir directed by F D Welling performed Zion Stands With Hills Surrounded and O God the Eternal Father. Elders J J Thompson and Ludvig Larsen administered the sacrament. Ira King and Wesley Boothe were recommended for lesser priesthood. Community attendance was small due to Pioneer Day.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine credits Electric Bitters with restoring her mother’s health after 20 years of dyspepsia. The 70-something, once unable to eat drink or sleep, reports renewed vigor and appetite as the remedy revives liver and kidney function and induces sleep. Available for 50 cents at all druggists.
Exposition rate from Garland to Seattle and return on sale daily starting June 1. Fare listed as $38.30. Ask agents for further particulars. Date noted My 20-Oct.
Via Oregon Short Line announces an August 4 round trip to Cardston Lethbridge Magrath Raymond Spring Coulee and Stirling with return valid to September 16. Agents O L or L agents provide current rates and schedules.
The Champions defeated the Elbertas of Brigham City 4 to 2 on the B C diamond last Friday. Imports Hauzen and Taylor from Ogden league and Young of Willard supported the Elbertas. Willard umpired briefly before Kaiser took over. Batteries were Keller Jensen and Fowler for the Champions and Lowe Hauzen for the Elbertas. R L Bush served as scorer.
C N Christensen arrived from Salt Lake to continue the Club House addition. Oscar Harris visited Ogden and Brigham on business. Adolph Anderson spent the 24th with family in the state capital and returned Monday night. Parley Jensen and Peter Jensen traveled to Provo Mantua and Brigham City. Miss Lucy Owens returned from Wellsville. Garland Milling Co announces sacks for sale with a carload of wheat, oat and barley sacks offered cheaper than elsewhere in the state.
O L offers reduced round trip rates for the National Irrigation Congress in Spokane Washington from Garland. Around trip fare 690.80. Tickets on sale August 5 6 and 7. Return valid until September 8. Bee Agent for details.
Scientists report bones of ancient men found in a Swiss cave dating back 100000 years showing early human life in danger from wild beasts. A contemporary account from A W Brown of Alexandra Maine credits Dr Kings New Discovery for curing his severe lung trouble and stubborn cough. It is advertised as a remedy for sore lungs colds obstinate coughs and pneumonia with trial bottles available.
Mr and Mrs Jos Wing returned Tuesday evening from a visit to Lehi. Miss Vera Carter is the guest of her sister Mrs J H Wallis. For sale house and one half acre lot in southern part of Garland. Write to H C Hunsaker West Portage Utah. J31-1f
G A P convention in Salt Lake City offers excursions via Oregon Short Line from August 7 to 18 with a return limit August 28. Agents asked for rates and further particulars.
The one year five month old daughter of Mr and Mrs C W Green died Wednesday night in the city from summer complaint. Remains were taken to Kaysville Friday morning for burial. The community extends sympathy to the grieving parents.
L. B. Napier of Ruogles Ky. says Bucklen’s Arnica Balm cured his piles after 10 years of pain. Ogden travelers from Spokane in a Cadillac completed a 2000 mile round trip in 16 days with no tire punctures. Misses Katie and Virginia Gilbert of Mount Pleasant visited.
A humorous old time ad warns of night riders calomal croton and aloes pills that raid your bed to steal rest. It promotes Dr King's New Life Pills as safe and cleansing curing colds headache constipation malaria and available 25c at all druggists.
An advertisement extols Chamberlain Colle Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the world's most successful medicine for bone complaints and digestive ailments. It claims relief for children and adults and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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