Three youths arrested for bygravizing music store in Smithfield
Antonio Sexton Aaron Richardson and Albert A Winn were arrested Saturday on bygravization charges at George H Thomas music store. They were examined before Justice Smith and held to the district court in bonds of 200. Meanwhile Judge Hart ruled that The First National Bank vs Cache County lacks authority for a tax assessment increase. Other cases include James Quayle vs Johnson dismissed by mutual consent, Joseph Doherty vs Frank Telefson suit for 556, a jury verdict of 104.69 for the plaintiff, and the Deseret National Bank vs Wittam and Ephraim Kidman begun with a mortgage dispute over 1260 worth of sheep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Antonio Sexton
Aaron Richardson
Albert A. Winn
George H. Thomas
Justice Smith
Hart
First National Bank
Cache County
James Quayle
Johnson
Joseph Doherty
Frank Telefson
Amusements Review of the Silver King at Logan
Last Saturday evening the Logan Amatronic company presented the Silver King to a full house. Cast members including Miss Geneva Eebert and Ariel Cardon received praise for performance, with notable turns by Guy Gilbert and Harold Lafount. The troupe donated free tickets to widows, orphans, and missionaries’ wives. editorials query the Journal’s musical critique and clarify a piano misprint involving Miss Dales and the Estey piano at Harris Music Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan Aratmatic Company
Cutler
Wilford Denver
Geneva Eebert
Neilie Denver
Jakes
Ariel Cardon
Guy Gilbert
Dooms
Gilbert
Spider
Harold Lafountade
Messrs
Sern Peterson
Geo. A. Butt
Cole
Johnson
Napper
Burnham
Dales
Estey
Harris Music Co
Farewell party for Joseph Newbolds son and Ole Senne
Last Monday at Joseph Newbolds residence a farewell party honored his son Joseph and Ole Senne who depart Thursday the 28th to undertake missions in Europe An hour long program featured speeches by Bishop T Smith Edward Hanson Professor Robinson Geo Cole and others Songs and instrumental pieces by Profs Lamoreaux Lewis Kruger Gilbert and others A supper followed with about 60 guests including amateurs and professionals and late night games recitations and dances led by Mrs Gertie Johnsott Gilbert and Mrs Newbold The guest list included Bp T X Smith Edward Hanson Guy Gilbert Carl C Johnson Harry and Bertie Johnson Dell Bell Geo Cole Gilbert Cole and wives and many others including Misses Hilda Annie Nora Jonnie Cora Lettie Cole Ella Everton and Swena Neilson among others
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Nation
Joseph Newbold
Joseph
Ole Senne
Europe
Bishop T ., Smith
Edward Hanson
Prof. Robinson
Geo. Cole
Gertie Johnsott Gilbert
Newbold
BP. T. X. Smith
Vile
Mar Guy Gilburt Wid
Carl C. Johnson
Harry and
Mins
Bertie Johnson
Dell Bell
Gbert Cole
Hilda
Annie
Nora
Denne Eliassen
Drae
Hattie Saith
Jonnie
Cora
Lettie Cole
Dr Budge
Ole Sonne
John Everton
M. Snedekar
John Neilson
Ella Everton
Alies Aul
Eumniee
Agricultural College Enrolment and Class Changes
The college reports total enrollment of 474 with 425 in wdowl attendance. New grammar and arithmetic classes have been added and a readjustment in the preparatory department completed. Deficient spellers who are not occupied during drill hour attend orthography drills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wdowl
The Pride of Jennics Romance Hits Local Stage
The Pride of Jennies will open here soon with Frohman production. The show has enjoyed phenomenal success in New York and will bring a car load of scenery and the pictorial beauty to our city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennies
Gett Frohman
Iis
New York
Anderson Bros Store Offers Prompt Flour Delivery
Anderson Bros announces best groceries flour and fermude at Emil Anderson’s shop four doors east of the titheing office. Low prices and quick delivery on flour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Anderson
Hee
Seme Prich
Mel
Heywood Named Utah U S Marshal by Roosevelt
In Washington on January 17 R Jamin Heywood was named to be Salt Lake City chief U S marshal for Utah, replacing Glen Miller. The appointment goes to the Senate soon, backed by Senator Kearns and Utah Republicans including Gov Wells. Salt Lake City may also become the chief sitting judge for a proposed new circuit over Montana, South Dakota, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, and Idaho, shifting from San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
R.jamin
Sait
Utah
Glen Miller
Senate
Heywood
Kearns
Roosevelt
National Party
Hywood
Gov Wells
State Supreme Court
Salt Lake City
Congress
United States Court
San Francisco
Montana
South Dakota
Wyoming
Coorado
Uta
Idaho
Growth of churches in United States to 1901 reported
Rev Dr H K Carroll presents religious statistics from the 1900 census. Total church membership reached about 27 million, with Utah noted for approximately 60,000 members and 65,000 converts attributed to mission efforts. Population growth and denominational ranks are discussed, alongside missionary activity and general religious landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States
Lou
Tol
H. K. Carroll
Carrell
Utah
Missionals
Garrell
Wartime marriage licenses from scattered records
Fragmentary OCR lists several names and places including Wellsville La Grande and South Aetd with unclear roles. The text references marriage licenses or related civil records but names and details are garbled, yielding minimal verifiable facts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Smithfield Surgers
Deseret National Bank
Miss Dales
Bendix
Murray
Mack
O; E
Tennco
Social Party
Jennics
Anderson Bros
Reais Clare
Bey Hev Dor
Sucredf
Roosvalt
M. Srey
Wellsville
Whilis
Parry
la Grande
Jessie H Postion
Kik
Win
Ulott
SouthAetd
Vg JM van MI
Piergeenter
Feitizen
Thatcher Opera House
Muptcq
Pbell
Morrell
M. Se Pederson & Ce
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!