Passing of Willis Hardman
Willis Hardman died Wednesday morning at L D S Hospital Salt Lake after an appendicitis operation performed by O S S L Ry musicians. Remains were taken to Mendon for burial with funeral services held there. many relatives and local residents attended. He was a respected section foreman on the Malad Valley branch, married with a young daughter surviving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Hardman
Salt Lake
O. 8
S. L. Ry. Be
Mendon
Joseph Jensen
W. L. Grover
F. F. Gross
J. A. Wixom
Ed Rogers
W. J. Groesbeck
W. HH. Boothe
Brigham City
Mr. Hardman
Malad Valley
Special examination announced for teachers in Box Elder County
A special examination will be held in the Central School building in Brigham City Utah on September 14 15 for teachers in Box Elder County who lack valid certificates for the 1909 10 school year. They must obtain certificates or be disqualified from engagement or retention. H W Valentine County Superintendent
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central School
Brigham City
Utah
Box Elder County
Utah-Idaho Sugar to Open Garland Plant in October 1909
The Utah-Idaho Sugar Company will start operating its Garland plant on or about October 1, 1909. All former employees must report in person or by letter to the Garland office on or before September 20, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Garland
Sudden Death of Wm. D. Price cattleman of Samaria
William D. Price of Samaria Idaho known as Billy Price the cattleman died at the Owens Hotel in this city Wednesday afternoon around 4 o clock after a coughing spell and lung hemorrhage. He leaves a wife and five daughters and his body was sent to Samaria for burial with funeral at 2 p m today. Price, a native of Wales, was a long time cattle dealer respected for his character.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Price
Samaria
Idaho
Montana
Omaha
Billy Price
Owens Hotel
John Garrett
Garrett
David ©. Stohl
Brigham City
Mary Price
D. E. Price
Griffiths
John Daniels
Lewis Williams
Price
Wales
Collision on Salt Lake Route Kills One Injures Many
A collision on the Salt Lake route near Boulder on Wednesday left one man dead seven seriously injured and seven more slightly injured. Engineer John W. Leavitt, son of J. Q. Leavitt of this city, suffered a broken hip internal injuries and scalding. Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Leavitt went to Salt Lake yesterday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Boulder
A Y P Exposition Rates Via Oregon Short Line
Exposition travel rate set from Garland to Seattle and return priced at 38 dollars and 30 cents. Sale daily starting June 1. Inquiries directed to agents for further particulars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Garland
Seattle
Owens Undergoes Surgery for Gastric Abscess
J P Owens, Salt Lake City, was operated on Sunday at Holy Cross hospital by Drs Osmer, Schneider and Tindel to remove an abscess near the stomach from an ulcer. Mrs Owens reports his condition improving and a possible second operation to remove the stomach ulcer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake
J. P. Owens
Ladies Self-Culture Club Meets At Mrs Samsen Home
Mrs Maud Samsen entertained twelve members and eight visitors for a Thursday afternoon gathering. A Federation of Woman's Clubs letter was read, readings by Mrs Mantina Jensen and Mrs Hilda Nordhust were arranged, and Mrs Esther Evans spoke on Current Topics. Refreshments were served. Mrs Agnes Wheelon will host September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Samsen
Mesdames Haymore
Stookey
Hales
Rhodes
Wing
Cutler
Conder
Miss Ipsen
Federation of Woman's Clubs
Mantina Jensen
Hilda Nordhust
Esther Evans
Agnes Wheelon
Harriman Passes Away At Arden Home
Eri H Harriman noted railroad organizer died at his Arden New York residence on Wednesday afternoon September 9. Brigham visitor F D Welling and J W Lewis traveled to Brigham on business. J W Lewis and spouse returned from a week visiting Ogden Plain City Syracuse Salt Lake Brigham Farmington. Ursel Rose and spouse returned from the Alaska Yukon Exposition in Seattle after an 18 day round trip via Boise and San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eri. H. Harriman
Arden, N. Ys
J. W. Lewis
Ogden
Plain City
Syacuse
Salt Lake
Brigham and
Farmington
Ursel Rose
Seattle
Boise
Idaho
San Francisco
Cal
Kitchen Shower for Dr William L Rich Benevolent Event
The ladies of the community hosted a kitchen shower for our local M. D. at Mrs Pearl B Foulger’s home on Friday evening. Husbands and sweethearts attended and the doctor received many useful and ornamental gifts as he nears marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Rich
Pearl B. Foulger
M I A Convention Draws Large Local Attendance
A well attended M I A convention was held in the city with morning and afternoon sessions, a Saturday social, and an evening conjoint session. Performances included choirs, solos, recitations, remarks by local leaders, and a closing benediction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. I
Essie Foulger
Marie Wing
Clara Mowry
Maggie Wixom
Belva Welling
Alice Grover
Julia Baxter
Mattie Strong
J. A. Wixom
Maggie
Mantina Jensen
Jae J. Shumway
Fredric Rogers
Joseph Jensen
Pearl B. Foulger
Ada Hansen
Petra Welling
Sarah Eddington
Supt
Rose Vanfleet
Benediction
Elizabeth King
Eveni
Hell
Ludvig Larsen
U. S
Y. M. 1. Assas
Essie E. Foulger
A. H. Archibald
Morgan Miller
F. D. Welling
N. P. Jensen
Card of Thanks for William D Price
We the undersigned express thanks and appreciation to all who rendered aid to band fathers and the late William D Price who passed away in your city on Wednesday September 8 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D! Price
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. W. Valentine
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
THE
Bank OF Garland
Mosiah Evans
Elias A. Smith
MM. D. Evans
J. F. Owens
Brigham
State Bank of
M. I. A. Convention
Essie FE. Foulger
Clara Hansen
K. H. Fridal, Jr
Willard Done
Sarah Ae
General M. J. A. Board
Ellen Ipsen
Y.S.M.I.A
Manera M. Board
F. D. Wells
E. King
General Stake
Willaixl
J. H. Forsgren
James C. Hansen
J. R. Kennard
J. S. Rice
L. W. Preston
J. I. Dewey
M. I. A. Fund
M. H. Welling
Essie EB. Foulger
Wm. Preston
Yi Ds
W. L. Beaver
Sarah Hansen
Alice Larsen
Sister Simmons
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