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Newspaper
Lehi Banner
Location
Lehi, Utah, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1906
Page
1
A Utah County Baseball League is forming and has invited Lehi to join. If formed the league will provide a half holiday during summer weeks, a popular idea noted by local residents.
A new company formed by Thane Wood house S J Taylor Jobo V Smith and Thos Webb will buy and sell hones Woodhouse to handle buying and depart for Ruby Valley and other Nevada locations Taylor to return with the first shipment to Lebi County markets report strong demand for horses and note good flocks could boost prices in the near term
The Mid Night Pell Mining and Milling Co organized with A J Evans as President W J Wiggs as Vice President Ed South wick as Secretary Jas M Kirkham as Treasurer and Marion Walker Ira Me Dawiel Eli Kewell as Directors The company plans 500 000 shares par 100 and owns a claim northeast of Alpine Development work will begin soon Experts have visited the claims and issued encouraging reports to the owners.
Annie Swingewood and Newel A. Brown wed at the Balt Temple last week while Brown was serving on a jury and requested to be excused. He returned, faced the court for marrying, was fined, and hosted a banquet at the Kenyon Hotel for the judge and jury. A silver... and sugar set were presented as part of the settlement.
Dramatic Co presents a four act melodrama Clouds next Saturday evening at the Opera House May 28. Scene settings include Gordon Cottage Eatontown New Jersey and Randall's Villa. Tableaux depict A Mother but no Wife A Strange Proposal The Betrayer and Betrayers and Resulted Hearts.
Lehi plans no baseball tear this year with Robert Ball as manager and R. Howard as captain. City Park practice evenings feature Jay Coats John Jackson Elivha Brown Norman Holmstead Ray Bone John Whipple Georg Holmstead Will M Whipple Hurt Walker and Atior Whipple.
The Penet Meeting schedules a 7 a m gathering at the Tabernacle with choir songs and prayers led by Chaplain J H Gardner. Geo Webb gives a ten minute talk on Coat of War followed by Arnold Crabb recitation. A J Evans delivers a fifteen minute talk on Effects of War, with songs by a girl company and a short talk on Story of Arbitration by J Smith. Concluding prayers by the captain.
At a May meeting of the Agricultural College board in Logan Utah a plan to expand extension work was approved President Kerr keying a broader program including farmers institutes lectures and publications The effort aims to connect education with industrial needs and land grant goals led by Professor Holden with railroads backing a Seed Corn Special and potential Sugar Beet Special to reach farmers across the Intermountain region
A mid article letter describes travels from Coronado to Los Angeles area beaches. It highlights Santa Monica, the Soldier Home, Owen Park Beach, Venice, and Long Beach as fashionable resorts. Mentions Huntington Beach, Naples project, and Wilmington, Moorstone Beach, Pasadena as residence hubs with hotels and growing development.
For three weeks the New Grand Theatre hosts the Etel Tucker Stock Company in Ball Lake for a three months engagement featuring two new plays weekly plus vaudeville between acts. The house stays open nightly with Wednesday and Saturday souvenir mutines at summer prices. Reserved seating available for out of town patrons by writing to the New Grand Theatre Salt Lake City Utah.
A Kentucky legislator, Tom Marshall, attended a phrenology exhibition in Louisville and mocked the lecturer’s science after a drunken visit to the Galt House. Marshall offered to phrenologize others, and a foppish patron protested his bead was not examined, prompting a joking remark about reading by candlelight.
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