Local City Officials Named in Incomplete List
A partial roster lists Mayor George Austin and councilmen James J. Gardner James Harwool Samuel Taylor Wi Bone Jr Soul Mears along with Recorder Mia Sarah T Evans and Treasurer John T Roberta Marshal Henry Ent and City Justice 8 W Roan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Austin
James J. Gardner
James Harwool
Samual Taylor
Wi- Bone Jr
Soul Mears
Mia
Sarah T. Evans
John T. Roberta Marshal
Henry Ent
Around Town Highlights From Lehi and Nearby
Miss Hallam of Spanish Fork visits Miss Edith Wells this week. Miss Larson of Pleasant Grove visits school Friday. Joha Dorton runs a neat up to date meat market and invites a gall. A dance in the pavilion tonight. Mrs John Nagle, former Lehi resident now in Mexico, visits daughter Mrs Rachel Brown. Mrs Julia Farnsworth daughter of Hon. Join R Mantock of Beaver visits Lehi relatives. T A Shelley of American Folk and Ed Alpin of Migatast Grove spoke at the Sunday afternoon meeting. The Sanday and Monday blossoms bring encouragement to farmers. District teachers went to Provo Saturday for the school convention. Conference attendance Friday to Sunday expected large. Thomas Hawking, former Lehi resident, visited on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hallam
Spanish Fork
Edith Wells
T. A. Shelley
Amercan Folk
ED. Alpin
Migtast Grove
Sanday
Tarmora
Local notices mix of rent ads and city improvements
The itemized rural and town notices include a house for rent near the Bank, a request to contact Martin Miller, and updates on local figures such as Oley Elling's improvement and Moiah Evans' return from travel. It also mentions park cleanup praise, road work by G A Wall, and local business card printing offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moiah Evans
City Officials Discuss Moving Poles From Street Center
A city council committee and leaders of Utah Light and Power plus Ball Lake telephone representatives examined the city layout yesterday. They considered relocating poles from the street center to the side and agreed to reconvene with both companies at the next city council meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah Light and Power Company
Jackson
Ball Lake
For Sale 20 Acres on Bull River and Nearby Homes
For sale 20 acres of land with 12 inch lucorn on Bull River and 8 2h: 1 house and lot in Tae cast Grove, hone and lot in rear of Morrihew's deng store. Enquire of O H Gray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucorn
Bull River
Tae Cast Grove
Morrihew
Deng Store
H, Gray
Lehi notices and local life in Murray and Provo
Readable items cover stockholders meeting at the People's Co op in Lehi Utah Sugar company, local business pitches, and several community notes. Reports include a fatal shooting at Murray over a chicken coop, a Western railroad workup in Provo, ward changes and new bishops, telegraphic mentions of a Cuban reciprocity bill and refined sugar differential repeal, plus memorials to George R Messervy and local medical notices and lectures by W H King and others. The piece also highlights Lehi merchants and two new drug stores, a Canadian connection, and a club formation among daughters of the American Revolution with officers elected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People's Co-op
Utah Sugar Company
W. E. Racker
George R. Messervy
Saratoka Springs
American School of Correspontence
Boston
Haw Jaat
Saratoga Springs
P.O. Box
George R.moegservy
Local Family Medicine Ad Mentions Herbine for Grippe Fever
A fragment from a Midlothian Texas note touts Herbine as a lasting remedy for grippe fever and malaria. The letter, dated May 3, 1800, from Mrs Wen M Strand, claims it has served her family for eight years and praises its effectiveness. See at Wadeworth's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra. Wen. M. Strand
Midlothian
Tex
May
Wadeworth
Sample bottle of Revehee's German Syrup offered free
Adults with cold throat bronchitis or lung trouble may call at T. J. Wadaworth's to receive a free sample bottle of Revehee's German Syrup. Each person and child with parental order limited. physicians endorse it though the 76 cent bottle price is claimed misleading. Sold by dealers in civilized countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brest
T. J. Wadaworth’s
Revehee
Hall's Catarrh Cure and Pills Endorsed by Doctors
Local applications cannot reach the seat of the disease so internal remedies are recommended. Hall's Catarrh Cure acts on the blood and mucous surfaces and is not a quack medicine. Prescribed by reputable physicians for years, it combines tonics with blood purifiers to treat catarrh. Testimonials offered free. Cheney and Co Toledo 0 sell Hall's Family Pills at 75 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Lal
Fr. J, Cheney & Co
Chamberlain's Pain Balm Cures Salem Woman
Lastinl suffered a severe attack of incurable rheumatism with neuralgic pain. After trialing several prescriptions and remedies, she used Chamberlain's Pain Balm advertised in the South Jerseyman. After two applications she felt much better and after a single bottle was completely cured. Sold by H. B. Mertibew in Salem, New Jersey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lastinl
Nae Chamberlain
Paw Bawa
Soen
Ihan
Sallle Harri
Salem
XN. J
Eale
H. B. Mertibew
Notice for Publication of Land Claim in Salt Lake City
Department of the Interior Land Office at Salt Lake City announces that Enoch Clark filed a claim for proof of residence and cultivation for the SE quarter and other parcels in Township 4A, Range 8W. Witnesses C. L. Jennison, Charles H. Cushing, R. J. Chamberlain, and Charinna Kk. Wright will testify on May 11, 1902, before the Register and Receiver in Salt Lake City. FRANK D. HODES, Register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of the Interior
Salt Lake City
Aetitor
Enoch Clark
L. Bi
C. L. Jen Son
Riverton
Utah
Charles H. Cushing
Bandy
R. J. Chamberlain
Crhanica Kk. Wright
Sli Lake City
Frank D. Hodes
Talk on Hat Etiquette Sparks Public Debate and Reform
A column from Box Rider News notes a strong push to remove hats in public worship and theatres citing state law. It claims MIA speakers in Salt Lake City urged reform, implying a long neck trend and mocking “rubberneck” behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
M.I.A
Palt Lake
Govenor Pardons Thief to Shield Morals
A racist tale claims ex Missouri governor Bob Stewart pardoned an Irish inmate after the man confessed to theft, arguing the convict to spare others from corrupting morals. The story portrays the governor condemning a theft as a moral hazard and granting clemency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Govenor
Bob” Stewart
Missouri
Pat
Erlehman
Oukel bin
Eaid
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lehi, Utah County, Utah
Lehi
John Y. Smith
Quarentine
Steele. Beenoo
Tavares
James B. Anddie
S. J. Goodwin
W. 8. Evans
Hte
Joha Dortons
Mra
John Nagle
Reai
Mexico
Rachel
Brown
Julia Farnsworth
R. Mantock
Beaver
Provo
Thomas Hawking
Lell
John Gorden
Celer Hollow
Martin Miller
Mr. Oley Ellingson
Chine
G A. Wall
Morgan T. Woodhouse
James H. Gardner
Bert
Canada
Chamblerlan
H. B. Merrihew
G. J. Taylor Cagein
North Tintic
Bam
Messrs
Vance Chilton
Charlee Babey
Leni Jonetson
Lehi Publishing ¢ Company
W. K. Racker
Thomas McGee
J. H. Johnson
Murray
Salt Lake Country
Ludwig Thomson
New Weet Academy
Dinger
Senate
Uti
Mary A. Vilet
Newcastle
Colo
Ballard
T. J WedeWorthi
Thomas Webster
Oll
Webster
Monreal
Baly Lake & Western Railroad
Here
George Gurney
Knudsen
Eggerteen
Lehi Merchantile Company
Lta
Albert Kirkham
James Kirkham
Francis Kirkham
Albert
Leht
Chamberlain
Colomba
Ceylon
Merrihew
W. H. King
Mission of Mormonium
Listesera
Lyda Evans
Daughters of the Amercan Revoluion
Kate Kirkshaw
Kiga Thurman
Salima Sun
Herbine Cares
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Draggiate
Broadway
York
Box Rider News
Acker
T. J. Wadaworth
Ferry's
Enolow
Solon
Frank L. Lawrence
American Work City
Utah Co
Annie Green
A. J. Evans
Probate
Gardianship
Biggers
Cruditora
Pater Paterson
People's Coop
Leb City Umh Co
Tah
T. PF. Trane
John Roberts Jr
Péter Peterson
Lehl City
DR. Merrihew
Barwood's Harness Shop
Moree Goode
RE. Steele MD
Lehi City
Donaldson House
T.C. Wadsworth
S. W. Ross
Postoffice
Fred Harwood
Albert Lockwood
W. F. Welch
Gialee Emailstsa
C. Dewitt &Co
Chicago
People'a Co-op
Add
Siggers
Washington
Bellevue
Callaghar
United States
Copan
England
Sonia
HL. Hooker & CO
Propeietors
New York
T. J. Waceworth
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