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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1914
Page
3
Lehi residents attend Democratic convention in Salt Lake City and a busy week includes church services, school events, and a mission trip update. Marmon Wing returns from two years in mission in Utah while local police note an arrest for practicing without a license. A variety of social gatherings, including millinery sales and a missionary party, fill the week in Lehi with reports on local families, schooling, and civic activities.
George Austin wan in Lehgeveral days this week arranging improvements for a new summer colony at Saratoga. RK. M. Wilson leads a remodeling team turning a building into a model cafe and starts framing for dozen bungalows. An artesian well pipe arrived to supply a forty foot tank via an underground line to the resort with a plan for electric motor pumping if needed. The project includes road grading, drainage ditches, and turning the road into a county road with farmer support and auto service between Lehi and the Springs. A new pier, ferrying boats, and a Saturday dancing feature are planned for resort life.
Writings mention Mire Richard Wratahaw Sr of Magrath Canada and a ceremony at the Salt Lake Temple on Thursday. The event included friends from the Relief Society and Port Ward. Approximately forty five people attended at Mrs Thornvin Hanson's home. Mary Manwaring left Monday for California to spend two months.
Preparations made a fox month in advance will place you on the road to owning a home by the custoa as well as the cheapest, safer plot in opera tion. The National Merchantile Co (104) J. Watt Storrs, local representative, American Fork, Utah. Phone o-Want.
The Salt Lake ASD schedules a Thursday excursion for Temple workers from the Alpine Stake to Salt Lake City with a round trip fare of 1 dollar from Pleasant Grove Pleasant Crow American Fork Lehi and Ball Lake City. Departure times are 6 30 at Pleasant Grove 6 50 at American Fork and Lehi, with return about 7 00 pm. Tickets are limited and shipper sorting notes indicate the trip will not stop after leaving Lehi Junction until reaching Ball Lake City.
The Cedarstrom gentest case, described as the voutest of the Choe eminent Ye Thor Codaratrom, was examined Wednesday and Thursday. The government inspector recommended that Cedarstrom’s application be denied for lack of residence on the homestead, though Cedarstrom testified the homestead remained his home amid brick deals and sheep work. A transcript of the cane, potentially 600 to 1000 pages, will be sent to Salt Lake City for decision, with possible appeal to the general land office in Washington.
A Monday night gathering at Rel tur Ton honored Mia, Marion Cutler, and Mee TR Cutler with elvens and merriment as relatives shared memories and good cheer.
Mrs Scully from Sugar City attends a largely attended season event with over seventy five attendees. The evening features dining and games, the band plays, and refreshments are served.
Professor Nichardson Wirertoy leads a dancing carnival next week at Sigula's Darverding Academy. Evening lessons every night teach nine new dances under the guidance of the Mo 1A of the tied four wards. Admission 25 cents per lesson, with a large Friday party featuring the nine new dances and other dances.
An American Fork resident Mrs John Adonis, age 52, testifies Doan's Kidney Pills cured back and kidney pains. She says initial relief came quickly and three boxes completed a lasting cure. The endorsement notes prior use of Doan's and recommends others obtain the same kidney remedy from Fowler Milburn Co. Buffalo.
A communication from Huachuca Arizona dated June 6 1014 notes a soldier’s successful service and intention to give. The brief message from The Alpine Pub. Co. reflects personal reporting on military life and future plans.
A soldier writes from Fort Munchnea Arizona describing sixteen months on the Mexican border as lifer saver carrying food to regular soldiers. He reflects loyalty to duty, readiness to serve, and mentions a smuggling penalty and an upcoming enlistment end. He signs as Newell Turner Mick Train No. 7 Army Arizona.
The Newark Press argues questioning whether government can match private sector speed efficiency and dedication. It contends government workers may not be aligned to top private standards and raises concerns about placing the United States government into the telegraph business.
Alpine Tub Co. is noted for doh work in this brief item. The report highlights trade activity and mentions local business engagement without detailing specific contracts or figures.
Utah County seeks bids from vendors for record books blanks and stationery for county officers starting July 1 1914 and for publication of county reports notices and advertisements. Bids due June 30 1914 must show item prices and bond details. County Commissioners will open bids July 6 1914 and may accept or reject all or part of any bid. Dated June 1 1914 A V Rowinson County Auditor.
In the Fourth Judicial District Utah County district court the estate of Jo hanna M Trinnerup deceased creditors must present claims with vouchers to Harvey Claf at Knight Block Provo Utah no later than October 1 1814 Martis Christensen administrator Harvey Claf attorney first publication May 30 foot June 27 1914
Notice from the Department of the Interior Salt Lake City Utah dated April 30 1914 names Perey Sowers of Salt Lake City as claimant for Desert Land Entry Berlin 60040 Section 7 Township 7 South Range East Salt Lake Meridian and sets June 1 1914 as final proof date before the Register and Receiver at Salt Lake City with witnesses Carmichael Ramer Hagerman and Agnes Ramer all of Salt Lake City Utah plus a second notice of assessment at Silver Mint Mining & Milling Company Utah calling $1.40 per 1000 shares payable immediately and delinquent if not paid by June 15 1914 with sale by public auction if unpaid
Delinquent property is to be sold on Tuesday July 7 2014 at 4 pm at the offices of the Secretary in American Fork Utah to pay the delinquent assessments with the cost of advertising and expense of sale J EDW BENNETT Secretary notice date May 30 to June 20
State Engineer of Utah announces application by Manufeld TL Brown Salt Lake City for 100 soar feet of water from Tick Ville Creek Utah County to irrigate lands in Bee tlens 19 and 20 Township 6 South Range West. Water stored in West Lehi Canyon Creek for use Jan 1 to Dec 31 yearly with domestic use as needed. Protests must be filed within 30 days after publication with $2.50 fee.
State Engineer's Office announces Joseph N Murdock, Heber City Utah, applied under Chapter 108 1906 as amended to divert 200 acre feet of water from Utah Lake for irrigation of about 120 320 acres in multiple sections. The Utah Lake Irrigation Co assignee seeks to change use to irrigate 116 560 acres across many listed township ranges and sections. Public protest due within 30 days after publication.
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