Garland Defeats Malad In Seven Inning Clash
The Garland baseball team traveled to Malad last Saturday and defeated the Idaho team 21 to 0 in seven innings. Garland Scouts Singleton struck out eleven as the 20 safe hits and one error highlighted a dominating performance. The win closed Garland’s season for the year, with only losses to Wellsville and Riverside blemishing an otherwise strong record.
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Garland
Malad
Idaho Boys
Singleton
Wellsville
Riverside
Death of Bertha Campbell Dated Funeral At Garland Hall
Bertha Campbell five years old daughter of Mr and Mrs J Campbell of Niselty died last Sundry comp tm from poriraitis after being sick about a week Funeral services were held at Garland hall Monday afternoon at 0 oclock led by Rev J W Cody of Corinne with ward choir directed by Jos Kirkhamer Casket flowers and pall bearers W L Grover W D Lewis J C Wheelon G W Austin After services a large cortege conveyed the remains to the cemetery The Campbells mourn the loss with the community
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Bertha
J. Campbell
Niselty
Tuck
Garland Hall
J. W. Cody
Corinne
Ward
Jos. Kirkhamer
Cody
BP. W. L. Grover
W. D. Lewis
J.C. Wheelon
G. W. Austin
Leg Broken and Foot Crushed At Power Plant Accident
Peter Fowler of Bear River Canyon power house was pulled into machinery Thursday around 10 pm, breaking his leg twice above the ankle and badly crushing his foot. Family notified by telephone. Wheelon transported him to Salt Lake for treatment, where he was resting quietly at last report.
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Peter Fowler
Bear River Canyon
Pleot
Wheelon
Fowler
Salt Lake
Card of Thanks for Our Loss
We thank all who offered help during the illness and burial of our daughter. Mr. and Mrs. J. Campbell express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and kindness during this time.
MIA Social Delayed By Bertha Campbell's Death
The US MIA social postponed due to the death of little Bertha Campbell will be held in the Amusement Hall next Tuesday evening September 18. For the Peach Day Concert in the Tabernacle the Amusement Committee has secured renowned singers Lizzie Thomas Edwards Elsie Darrow Beat Mattie Reed Victor Christofferson Willi Phillips Thomas Ashworth and J Willard Squires.
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Little Bertha Campbell
Tabernacle
Peach Day Program Highlights In Brigham City
The Peach Day program lists arrival of excursion trains at 4 PM followed by bands guiding visitors to Central School Park. Welcome address by Mayor Holst and F W Fishburn of Box Elder Commercial Club. Afternoon events include peach gifts, vaudeville, lunch, band concert, baseball at Brigham City Ball Park, and evening matinee and dances at local venues.
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Central School Park
Holst
F. W. Fishburn
Box Elder Commercial Club
Box Elder Stake Conference Held in Brigham City Tabernacle
The quarterly conference of the Box Elder Stake convened at Brigham City’s stake tabernacle on Saturday and Sunday, September 8 and 9. Noted visitors included Francis M. Lyman and Apostles Reed Smoot and Penrose, with speeches by stake and ward leaders, a Sunday School program, and a sustaining of church authorities.
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Box Elder Stake
Stake Tabernacle
Brigham City
Tabernacle Choir
N. Lee
Prea
Francis M. Lyman
C. W. Poprose
Heed Smoot
Pres
Oleen N Stohl
J8 McMaster
Lorenzo N Stohl
Brigham Wright
Francillo Durfey
Beaver
P M Hansen
Elwood
MIA
Tabernacle
Pain Balm Relieves Childs Hand Injury Says Local Merchant
A Vernon Connecticut family sought relief for a painful hand bure. James N Nichols advised Chamberlain's Pain Balm. The first application drew out inflammation and provided immediate relief. Nichols endorses it for cuts burns strains and lame backs. Sold by Hiter Bros Drug Co.
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Michael Strauss
Vernon
Conn
Strauss
James N. Nichols
Nichols
Chamberlain
Hiter Bros, Drug 'Co
Sunday Evening Quorum Address Delights Garland Crowd
A large crowd filled Garland hall last Sunday evening for remarks by two Quorum of Twelve Apostles. Francis M. Lyman spoke on faith and the soul, while Charles W. Penrose discussed the power of God and celestial life. The post office issue drew a note from Mrs. Evan Wilcox urging public calm and providing mail timing details.
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Quorum of Twelve Apostles
Garland
Garland Hall
Tts
BP. W. L. Grover
Jos. Kirkham
Pres
Francis M. Lyman
Besla Evans
Babylon
Charles W. Penrose
W D Lewis
Estray animals notice in Box Elder County Utah 1906
Notice states ownership of three described estray animals taken up in Garland by September 11 1906. Branded cattle and a muley cow calf pair are to be sold at Fifes Livery Stable Garland on September 13 1906 at 3 p.m. If unclaimed, sale to highest cash bidder. Also mentions MIA convention and a medical work collection agency.
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Evan Wilcox
Wilcox
Post-Office Department
State of
Utah
Box Elder
Garland
Fife
Said
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Mr. and
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Brigham City Ball Park
Brigham
The
Academy of Music and Dancing
Boothe's
Stylish
Boothe
Box Elder County
Gry
Lucius A Snow
T H Blackburo
2Nd Ward
John W Larsen
Bust Garland
WL Grover
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Apostle Reed Smoot
Stake
Supt J D Peters
August F Jeppson
Eleda Lund
Jease Jenson
George Haird
Apostle CW Penrose
Callon Joseph N. Stohl
Joans
Pein Frome
Aldo
C. J. Campbell
G.S. Mowry
P. A. Nordquist
Globe Office
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Mercantile Go
WM. Preston
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