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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1914
Page
8
Lehi community notes show Miss Birdie Daft of Salt Lake City visiting Mrs. Jesse N. Smith. The People's Co op features half price millinery sales and new rug arrivals while John Empey Jr and Mary Jane slippers draw shoppers. Local marriages, illnesses, farm news, and school events round out the weekly mix of social and business items.
The City Recorder of Lehi Utah invites sealed proposals by July 14 1914 for constructing about two and a half miles of cement sidewalk in Paving District No 2 Shi City Utah County. Plans and forms available after June 27 1914. City Council reserves right to reject any bids.
Registered voters in Lehi School District Utah County Utah are notified of the annual meeting on Monday July after 1914 at 3 PM at the High School. Trustees reports for year ending June 36 1914 will be presented and compensation to trustees decided. An election for one three year term trustee will be held from 4 PM to 6 PM.
Washington announced Peter Beck of American Fork will serve as mail carrier on Star Route 69 173 from Lehi to Cedar Fort Fairfield and Toplif. The job pays 81060 yearly with duties for two men or one plus four horses and weekly round trips. Route covers 31.5 miles one way from Lois to Cedar Mor to Cedar Fort to Fairfield to Topliff. The railway has quit passenger service, suggesting possible passenger traffic and potential for an automobile option if Beck takes on the route.
Notices list possible candidates for a school trustee race as names like W. W. Dickerson J. M. Kirkham W. Evans Fred Worlton and Mrs W T Hagler Israel Evins H C Holbrook A B Anderson and Mrs John Roberts. Incumbent Dickerson widely mentioned while others are named by friends.
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