Numerous Moveings and Business Changes This Week
Several property trades and tenant changes occurred this week. J B Owens traded his brick house for the Excelsior House with W Perkins, and W W Bunderson gave Owens 120 acres for the hotel. Perkins moved into Owens residence, Bunderson took charge of the Excelsior, and others moved or prepared to move in Brigham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Owens
Factory Street
Wm. Perkins
Excelsior House
W. W. Bunderson
Stone
Idaho
Owens
Excelsior
Perkins
Owens Place
Bunderson
Lawrence B. Smith
McMurtrie
Mortensen
Cal D. Mayfield
Brigham
Main Street
Montgomery
Anderson
New Arrivals Brighten Local Homes This Week
A fine son was born to the wife of W BR Vanfleet last Sunday afternoon. Mrs Vanfleet relapsed but is recovering as we go to press. Monday a son arrived at Mr and Mrs Howard Evans home, the first male grandchild for Mesiiah Evans. Dr and Mrs Wm L Rich welcome a son born Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. BR. Vanfleet
Garland Triumphs 7 6 Over Plain City In Tight Classic
Garland Mutual defeats Plain City 7 to 6 after a hard fought contest with several errors. Umpire L. J. Samson officiated and attendance was fair. Earlier, Garland beat Elwood 13 to 6 in Elwood last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plain City
Garland
L. J. Samson
Garland Mutual
Elwood
Local Couple Wed by Prest Oleen N Stohl In Brigham City
Miss Amelia Ggrter and Vance Tingey both of Messingham were married Monday evening in Brigham City by Prest Oleen N Stohl. Both youths attend B C High School. The bride is sister of Mrs Jennie Wallis of this city. Congratulations.
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Amelia Ggrter
Vance Tingey
Messingham
Brigham City
Prest
Oleen N. Stohl
B. C. High School
Jennie Wallis
New Tailor Shop Opens Next to Club Saloon
J. S. Owen, expert tailor, opens in the building next to the Club saloon. He offers cleaning, pressing, repairing, and a range of suits in various styles and qualities to fit every customer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. 8S. Owen
Transformation brings new fences and sidewalks to town
The southwestern portion of town undergoes a handsome change with fences removed and replaced by square pickets. G. G. Mowry and painters apply white lead and oil as the area gains cement walks and other improvements. The writer urges more residents to mimic the changes for Garland to become a model town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sugar Co
Mowry
Garland
New Blacksmith Shop and Auto Garnissge
W R Vanfleet begins a new 60 by 30 foot blacksmith shop and automobile garriage for Schneider Henninger on Main and Factory streets. The site formerly served as a Washakie Indian camp ground. Layton Davis and Hansen oversee construction, central location, modern facilities expected for motorists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Vanfleet
Schneider & Henninger
Layton, Davis and Hansen
Fine Apples From Local Orchards Highlight Harvest
J F Burton submitted two apple samples to the Globe office, a large Wealthy and a pear shaped red from his north town orchard. Garland Mere Co displays a 17 ounce apple by Bp A R Capener. A Japanese visitor brought an 18 ounce monster at the Club saloon. Bear River Valley shows early apples capable of feeding a large family.
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J. F. Burton
Globe Office
Garland Mere, Co
BP. A. R. Capener
Bear River Valley
M. I. A. Convention Heads to City for Two Day Meeting
The Third Annual Convention of the M. L. Associations will be held in this city today and tomorrow with two days of sessions. A social is planned for tonight at Garland hall and a conjoint session program will close the weekend Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. L
Garland Hall
Notice for Bids on School Van Route
Parties desiring to drive the School Van from Garland North to Garland for the coming school year must submit bids to T. F. Coombs Fielding Utah on or before September 1910.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
T. F. Coombs
Fielding
Utah
Birthday Party for 3 Year Old Nordquist
Master Alton Nordquist celebrated his third birthday with a pleasant Monday party at home. A host of playmates and friends attended and refreshments were served in a cheerful neighborhood gathering hosted by Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Nordquist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton Nordquist
P. A. Nordquist
Big Ball Game Sets September 8 Showdown
Manager J T Lant announced Don nivan s Salt Lake Leaguers will play the Garden Champions in a big ball game next Thursday September 8th. Promises a crowd pleaser and a definite hummer for local sports fans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Lant
Donnivan
Salt Lake
Garland Champions
Sunday School Concert at Garland Hall
A grand Sunday School concert will be given at Garland Hall on September th. Details will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Hall
Watermelon Feast at City Park for Garland Primary Children
Garland Primary Association officers held a grand social and watermelon feast for primary children at City Park yesterday. Everyone enjoyed the event and the watermelons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Primary Assn
Peach Day News notes and local moves in Box Elder
W Capson left yesterday for Salt Lake. O L Winters moved his wife and family to Ogden this week. The Peach Day edition of the Box Elder News was a DAISY. A. M. Granger celebrated her 73rd birthday with 108 cards letters and one telegram from friends in 16 states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Elder News
O. L. Winters
Ogden
Globe
A. M. Granger
Four-State Fair Opens in Ogden Utah September 23 1910
The Inter-mountain Four-State Fair under new management will be held in Ogden Utah on September 23 1910. Premiums cash and medals offered for man and soil products with free attractions each afternoon and evening. Entry costs one dollar and includes free exhibit ticket and grandstand access. Running horses may enter anytime before the fair. Dr H M Rowe is general manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ogden
Utah
H. M. Rowe
Ogden Utah
Peach Day at Brigham City draws Countywide display
Peach Day on September 7 at Brigham City will showcase Box Elder County with exhibits from all corners. The parade aims to be the largest yet, featuring regional resources and free fruit, inviting every man woman and child to attend and cheer the floats in a day of days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Boxelder
Brigham City
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Mosiah Evana
Elian A. Smith
STAT
M, D. Evaro, Caahjor
M. I. A. Convention
State Bank of
W. Capson
Peach Day
A. Cooper
Oswego
N.Y
Garland Factory
R. M. Leishman
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