September Wedding Bells United Elizabeth Smith and Dr Rich
Miss Elizabeth Smith of Woods Cross and Dr. William L. Rich of Salt Lake City were married in the Salt Lake Temple on a Wednesday. The nurse graduate daughter of W. E. Smith, and the groom a noted physician from Paris Idaho, will reside in Salt Lake City after October 1 at a cottage on Austin Street. A homecoming reception followed at Riverside hosted by Mrs. Capener and the Relief Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Smith
Woods Cross
Wm. L. Rich
Salt Lake Temple
Miss Smith
L. D. S. University
W. EL. Smith
Salt Lake City
M. D
Paris
Idaho
Washington University of
J.A. Capener
Riverside
Stake Relief Society Board
Austin Street
Utah Idaho Sugar to Open Garland Plant in 1909
The Utah Idaho Sugar Company will start operating its Garland plant around October 1, 1909. Former employees must report in person or by letter to the Garland office by September 20, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah-Idaho Sugar Company
Garland
Utah-Idaho Sugar Co
School Teachers Appointed by Box Elder Board of Education
The Box Elder School Board announces new hires for public schools in the city and nearby areas. Schools open Monday September 20 with teachers assigned to Garland, Garland North, East Garland, Riverside, Fielding, Tremonton, Penrose, Thatcher, Roweville, Point Lookout, Plymouth, and Deweyville, listing each site and educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Elder Board of Education
Garland
Erincipel
William M. Lillywhite
William H. Cox
Sarah Orwin
Lottie F. Smith
Garland North
Liddy Jolly
East Garland
R. R. Ratcliffe
Ruth Larsen
Riverside
J. R. Kennard
Margret Peters
Vera Humble
Fielding
Fred Reber
Nellie Carter
Lottie A. Johnson
Ida Taylor
Ernest Young
Tremonton
N. E. Shaw
Edna Dewey
Eunice Thompson
Penrose
Alice Rohner
Thatcher
Hazel Watt
Roweville
John T. Spencer
Norma Justeson
Lois Peters
Point Lookout
Marguerite Howells
Plymouth
Clifford Madsen
Mabel Jensen
Liddy J. Hedden
Business Changes in Garland Market and Local Properties
Wednesday E H Bingham bought a half interest in the Garland Meat Market from Wim Thomas and the firm will operate as Thomas & Bingham. They also bought land between the Bank and Grover Sons to relocate the butcher shop before next week. E E Bingham, Owens Hotel proprietor, rented the Main and Cutler corner building for a rooming house, with Mrs Bingham to take possession next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Bingham
Garland
Wim. Thomas
Thomas & Bingham
J. R. Smith
Bank
W. L. Grover & Sons
E. E. Bingham
Owens Hotel
Main
Cutler Streets
A Y P Exposition Rates Via Oregon Short Line
Exposition travel price 38.50 for Garland to Seattle and return on sale daily starting June 1. Agents urged to inquire for further particulars. Dated May 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland
Seattle
Peach Day At Brigham Shines With Festive Honors
Brigham City hosts Peach Day with large crowds and vast fruit displays. The Commercial Club led by John J. Knudson and Peach Day Manager C. Simonson organized festivities from depot arrivals to Central School exhibits. Over 25,000 souvenir peach boxes were distributed as prize lists, with events including high diving shows and a baseball victory at City park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brigham
Homes
John J. Knudson
C. Simonsen
Box Elder Commercial Club
Brigham City
Utah
J. A. Hanson
I E. Pribble
Elbertas
H. Standing
W.T. Davis
J. L. Robinetta
H. Holst
Wynn L. Eddy
M. L. Nichols
Knudson Bros
B. C. Fruit Growers’ Assn
W. O. Knudson
Bear River Valley
Inland Empire
Salt Lake
Bowen and Evans
Central School
Occidental
City Park
Academy of Music
Tickets on sale from Utah stations north of Ogden
Through Oregon Short Line agents announce tickets on sale from Utah stations north of Ogden with effective dates in October up to the fifteenth inclusive. Rates and details vary by station and should be obtained from local agents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Utah
Ogden
Kitchen Shower Farewelled Dr Wm L Rich by Local Ladies
A bell shaped kitchen shower at the home of Mrs H B Foulger honored Dr William L Rich. Guests included M J Mendunes H B Foulger and C O Anderson among others. The event featured parlor games, a gum molding contest, and humorous unwrapping of gifts while the doctor received a mop stick and other household items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. L. Rich
OC. O Anderson
M. D. Io
Messra Wad Mendunes
HB. —Poulger
D.B. Foulger
C. O. Anderson
D. ©. Chapman
J.A. Wixom
D. W. Richards
A. J. Barber
W. L. Grover
Howard Evans
Levi J. Samson
J. W. Lewis
L. W. Preston
J. A. Capener
W. R. Vanfleet
T. H. Edwards
R. E. Baxter
P. A. Nordquist
Clarence Parke
Opening of Fall Campaign at Garland Sugar Factory 1909
The Garland Sugar Factory launches its 1909-10 campaign starting October 1 with extensive preparations around the Great Bear River Valley. Beets have been sampled for ten days, and Supt. T. H. Edwards expects about 700 tons of beets daily to process into sugar. The campaign runs to mid or late January 1910, and former employees are urged to report by September 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garland Sugar Factory
Great Bear River Valley
T. H. Edwards
State Fair October Conference Rates Published
State Fair October Conference rates announced via Oregon Short Line. Tickets go on sale October 1 through October 5. Further particulars and contact 418-02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fair
Sunday Mormon Services and Street Meeting Draw Crowd
Bp Capener led Sunday services with Elders Grover and Smith administering the sacrament. Speakers Rogers and Rice preached as Walter Michaelis was recommended for ordination. Evening meetings featured Nutting defining God as spirit, with a lively street meeting at Main and Factory streets drawing a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. R. Capener
John Devey
A. S. Grover
Lorenzo Smith
Fredric L. Rogers
H. 5. Rice
Walter Michaelis
D. B. Foulger
Nuttin
Hele
Sr. Nutting
Main
Factory Streets
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Deweyville
W. RB. Nish, Nellie Barnard
THE
Bank OF Garland
Mosiah Evans
Elias A. Smith
M. D. Evano
Box Elder News
Box Elder Journal
Gross
State Bank of
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