President Roosevelt Honored in Salt Lake City and Ogden
President Theodore Roosevelt was greeted with enthusiastic crowds in Salt Lake City and Ogden yesterday. He spoke at the county building square and the tabernacle, then lunch with Senator Kearns before continuing to Ogden. A departure procession featured state dignitaries and troops. He will next visit Cheyenne.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Salt Lake City
Ogden
Salt Lake
Tabernacle
Senator Kearns
Utah
West
Progress at The Amazon Mine In Logan Canyon
A Jones, expert mining man, leaves Reeder mine to lead summer tunnel work at the Amazon mine in Logan canyon. Manager H C Hansen says ore vein should be reached early. The tunnel advances about 22 percent, cutting rich soil at several points, with strong confidence from Hansen.
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A Jones
Reeder
Amazon
Logan” Canyon
H. C. Hansen
Hansen
Local Briefs and Community Notes in Logan
Local items report shoe sales at Logan Dry Goods Co with $1 only for sizes 3 to 7 and Black Dongola Kid Shoes up to size 8. P A Nielsen & Son advertise grocer substitutions. John Harry of the Rigby Star visits Logan. Charles W Nibley Jr visits from Star Valley. Dr F M Ackley buys the Nelson residence on South Main and plans to locate in Logan, formerly of Pennsylvania. Providence ward conference held last Sunday.
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Logan Dry Goods Co
P. A. Nielson & Son
Main Street
John Harry
The
Rigby Star
F. M. Ackley
Nelson
South Main Street
Logan
Ackley
Pennsylvania
Kansas
Conference notes and clerical changes at Mount Sterling
Reports show the organizations in good condition. President W W Maughan spoke to the conference amid some opposition to officer confirmations. Mrs Iverson, an elderly ward resident, was buried Thursday. W J Hill is released as bishop of Mount Sterling. Lars P Christiansen appointed bishop with Hubert Baxter Jr and Joseph Cooper as counselors. Uncle Davy Reese and wife plan an extended Pacific coast visit, home to be sold or rented. A telegram reports the death of Elder Silas Terry Andrus in Waycross Georgia, son of Laron A and Rosannah P T Andrus of Oxford Idaho.
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W. W. Maughan
W J Hill
Mount Sterling
Logan
Lars P Christiansen
Hubert Baxter, Jr
Joseph Cooper
Davy Reese
Pacific Coast
Joseph F. Smith
Waycross
Silas Terry Andrus
Laron A
Rosannah
P T Andrus
Oxford
Idaho
Brigham Young College closes a successful year
The Brigham Young College marks a busy close with athletic events, class day exercises, and graduations from four year and two year courses. Alumni meetings, a ball and banquet, and open displays of training school and department work fill the week.
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Brigham Young College
Ready for Pipe Bid Opens for City Dynamo
A special meeting in Logan City opened bids for an electric dynamo. Westinghouse bid 34,912 and 100 under the next estimate if accepted. Installation within months. 2820 site funds approved. pipeline cost estimated at 24,04. June 3 bids deadline announced.
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Logan City
Evilnell
Dthnell
Westinghouse Company
Agaloa
Evidence Hearing Cobbles Through Tanner Case Testimony
Grand jury proceedings continued as witnesses were examined in the Tanner case. Moses Thatcher of Logan, visiting from the north, testified for hours and described the questioning as filled with foolish queries. He planned to stay in the city another day to accommodate possible further inquiry.
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Tilsmansgewent
Jet RenoUnty Farm
Fiary
Rende Prousty
H. Si Tanner
Morse
Moses Thatcher
Logan
Tanner
Herald
Closing Exercises At B Y College Training School
The Training School Close held in the college auditorium before a large audience. Prof. Andrew Jensen led the school with assistance from Miss Tillie Petersen. The program showcased creditable student work and received high commendation.
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Robinson
B. Y
Andrew Jensen
Tillie Petersen
Graduation Exercises Featured Music Recitals and Speeches
The college program included songs by the class of 1908, a prayer by W H Stewart, a recitation by Miss Lilling Hall, piano solos by Miss Harriet a Montrose and Miss Winifred Mortell, a flawless tennis drill by the 7th grade, a solo by Ivy Farr, and a valedictory by David K Moffatt. Performances by Hattie Lawson, Bella Morrell, Edwin Smith, Frank BE Jr, and Wesley Anderson received praise, with the genomes and elves also faring well.
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W. H. Stewart
Lilling Hall
Harriet A Montrose
Ivy Farr
Verna Bishop
Windifred Mortell
David K. Moffatt
Hattie Lawson
Bella Morrell
Eewin Smith
Prank BE Jr
Wesley Anderson
Carnival of Dancing to Feature Miss Ingraham in Logan
About forty children will join Miss Ingraham for a Grand Kirmess with fairy ballets hussar drills horsy dances minuets cake walks and dazzling light effects. She is known as a clever dancer and will perform special acts new to Logan. The event is set for Tuesday in June.
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Miss Ingraham
Ingraham
Logan
Summer School Announcement Lists Instructors
Announcement for a summer school from Tuesday June 16 to Friday July 17 with lectures by President Kerr and many professors across Agriculture Domestic Science English Mathematics and Astronomy Pedagogy Geology Chemistry Botany Physics History Commerce Drawing Manual Training Mechanic Arts and Zoology Enstomology among others. Several named instructors include Prof Widtsoe Prof Cotey Prof Jenson Prof Upham Prof Ostien Prof Hutt Prof Ball Dr Yoder Supl Merrill Prof Merrill Prof Clark Prof Gotey Mrs Cook Miss Morrell Prof Langton Mr Ostien Prof Petersen Mr Stutterd Mr Hanser Prof Bail.
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Kerr
Widtsoe
Cotey
Jenson
Upham
Ostien
Hutt
Ball
Yoder
Stutterd
Merrill
Clark
Gotey
Cook
Morrell
Unham
Caine
Moenchi
Langton
Petersen
Widtsoo
Campbell
Robinson
Sturferd
Hanser
Bail
Bids Wanted for Logans Canyon Hydraulic Structure
The city seeks bids to build a 7 by 9 feet concrete box with head gates and pre box, to be placed at the Old Frontier Tail after Logan Canyon. Specifications are on file at the office of the Mayor and Electric Light Committee.
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Oreo City
Logan Canyon
Mayors of
Summit Budget Service Attends Petersen Funeral in Smithfield
In Smithfield on May 28 a service for Jens C. Petersen was held at the Smithfield tabernacle with speakers including John J. Plowman Sr, Peter Nielsen, Peter Hinson, Hanns Petersen, E K Miles Jr, and Ishweigs Newton Woodraif. The obituary notes his roles as husband and father, his Danish birth, and his early Mormon faith, plus his pioneer travels and war service.
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Smithfield
Jens C. Petersen
Werehala Q. Smithfield Tabernacle
John J. Plowman
Peter Nielsen
Peter Hinson
Hanns Petersen
E. K. Miles, Jr
Ishweigs
Newton Woodraif
Widh
Denmark
Erastus Snow
Smith
O. S
Hains
Lake Ey Craig
George Smith Injured in Sugar Factory Accident
George Smith of Logan Second ward suffered a serious fall Wednesday at a sugar factory opening. He dropped eighteen feet and landed on his feet. No bones were broken but he is partially paralyzed and badly hurt his limbs. He is a popular local man, son of Ralph Smith of Greenville, and recently married Emily Parnes of Salt Lake.
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George Smith
Logan Second
Smith
Ralph Smith
Gréenville
Emily Parnes
Salt Lake
Marriage Licenses Listed For Richmond And Goshen Pairs
A list of marriage licenses includes Joseph W. Stage and Stella Andros of Richmond, Ida and Sr Flora Lloyd Picaboo, Goshen pair Amanda Petarson and Soren Sorenson of Montpelier, with Harriet Sandberg noted, reflecting records from local courts.
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Joseph W. Stage
Richmosst
Stella Andros
Richmond
White
Picaboo
Ida
Flora Lloyd
Hyrum Christensen
Goshe
Amanda Petarson
Goshen
Soren Sorenson
Montpelier, SF
Harriet Sandberg
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ogdene
Castle
Cheyenne
Charles W. Nibley, Jr
Star Valley
Providence Ward
Iverson
Alonzo Qock, Jr
F. D. Davies
J. W. Morrail
F. &. Schow
Julia Campbell
L.P. Nelsom
David Allen
Ernest M. Hall
N. P. Hansen
Marian Hendricks
G. N. Curtis
May Me Carrey
Agnes Hansen
H. J. McKay
N. P. Nielsen
Edwin Miles
Rand
Ouiee
Pioneer
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