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Newspaper
Sugar City Times
Location
Sugar City, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1913
Page
8
A collage of brief items from Sugar City and Rexburg notes includes residents visiting nearby towns, grain shipments to eastern markets, teaching moves to Rexburg, summer plans, and local hotel dining quality. Also mentions shop ads for Heath & Kartchner and real estate loans, plus visits by Bountiful and Logan figures.
Mark Austin a prominent upper valley figure and political light stopped over today on his way home to Sugar City Reports indicate his visit drew local attention in the Pocatello Tribune diary style containing brief travel note and hometown reference
The Rex plans to engage a lecturer on Foreign Travel for Sugar City, aiming to secure his services in the near future if feasible.
Attendees included Bishop Ricks Mary Ricks Horace Hodge Elsie Cutting Mr and Mrs Fred Schwendiman Mr and Mrs Vowells Edwin Walker Sarah Hammer Fred Heath and As ael Kartehner. Items noted include hats shirts and dress with special inducements to clean up quickly Heath Kartch rer.
A brown horse branded 11 on the left thigh and a second smaller horse were reported missing from the Sugar factory barn in Sugar City on Monday night. Finder is asked to contact TH. P. Kristiansen at Sugar City. Also notes a potential theatre seating change and a family departure to Salt Lake City due to illness.
Hyrum Hilton underwent an appendectomy at Shupe Hospital last Saturday and is progressing well. Mrs. Hammer and daughter Maud departed for Salt Lake City to attend a conference and visit relatives and friends.
The Rex has completed arrangements increasing the show length by 50 percent with no extra admission. John T. Dean has been confined at home this past week with rheumatism but improving and hopes for a speedy recovery.
H. P. Christiansen and his daughter Mrs. Stemsley traveled to Blackfoot on Tuesday to see Christiansen's sister Mrs. IE S. Kelon, who is reported very ill at that location.
The Times announces the installation of a telephone line at No. 7 for customers to place orders for butter wrappers and other printing items. The new service streamlines ordering and aims to speed up production and delivery.
Mrs Jarmin departed on the previous Wednesday night train to Evanston Wisconsin where she will stay for a few weeks with her daughter and other relatives.
Will Eaton and Miss Florence Pratt, who have taught here this year, have been engaged by the Downey school board to teach at that place next season. The Rex Theatre management is always seeking features for patrons.
R S Hunt receives commission from Game Warden Barber appointing him deputy game warden. He will patrol to apprehend violators of the law.
J. W. West Jr leaves after a winter teaching term to enroll at Chicago University for the upcoming summer session, marking a move from local high school duties to higher education.
W J Richardson visited Rexburg Sunday evening. Heath and Kartchner offer dress shirts and straw hats. Lucile Waldram and Sarah E Hammer visited Rexburg Friday night. Edgar Earls of J Scrowcroft Sons Ogden was a business visitor Wednesday. Mrs Wilford Latham spent last week in Lyman visiting. Ben Wickham buys Asael Earthhwer property and moves in. Mr and Mrs John Williams celebrated Decoration Day with daughter Mrs A C Pogge. Martell Orme underwent appendectomy at Shupe Hospital. recovery good. Mrs Fred J Heath left for Salt Lake for M I A conference and relatives. Henry Rigby operated on at Shupe Hospital for abscess. improving. M H Fehner leaves Friday for eastern states trip including New York. Estrayed roan pony branded O D on left thigh weight about 800 pounds owner to C C Main two miles north of sugar factory.
Attorney W Poole declares severance from Fre mont Collection Agency after four years and dissolution of partnership with L G Ryland. He will occupy rooms in the First National Bank building formerly used by Dr Espe and will offer services to clients after June 1 with contact by phone number 7.
A brief notice invites customers to place print orders promptly and judge service quality by results. The message includes a contact phone number and emphasizes quick, reliable turnaround.
First prize registered Percheron stallion Springup and the professional jack Matter No stand at A N Murdock ranch Sugar City Idaho. Terms: 6 8 12 and 5 87 10.
Washington May 30 The interior secretary accepted J J Guheen’s resignation as receiver of the Blackfoot land office to take effect on appointment and qualification of his successor He urged relief to work in the attorney general's office and was told to remain until a successor is chosen the selection awaits a compromise between Idaho's two Democratic factions Guheen is traveling to Idaho
Mr and Mrs Charles Kirchner spent Sunday in Rexburg this week with local family and attended community events. The brief note records their visit and location.
W H Richardson a Rexburg visitor on Sunday. Mina Stephens of Rexburg spent Sunday night in Sugar visiting friends. Ribbons faces embroideries and notions at a tremendous sacrifice. Heath Kartchner. Many attended the M T A ruling day at Rexburg Tuesday. Frank Davis the banker left for Weiser Idaho on business. Final high school exams will be held Thursday Friday and Saturday. Frank Jacobs and family left for Blackrock to spend the summer on their ranch. Miss Belle George of Rexburg sang at Sunday's meeting. Mrs Propp and daughter Lydia left for St Anthony to visit relatives.
Secretary Bryan signs the proclamation announcing the seventeenth Amendment authorizing direct election of U S senators in Washington. The ceremony honors legislators who aided adoption as he distributes four pens for signatures and presents pens to Tucker Rucker and Borah among others.
Special discount advertised for a large refrigerator at Heath and Kartchner’s. Mentions P. B. Castor visiting Mrs. Brown in St Anthony and Sugar over Sunday. Notes J. W. West has Scout master’s certificate from New York and Jas Blake was in St Anthony on business last Thursday.
Students at the high school elected officers for the coming year. Ray West named president, Flora Jacques vice-president, Lillian Harris secretary, Emery Thomas treasurer, Myrtle West editor in chief of the yearbook, and Frank Kirby yellmaster.
Major Fred Reed, Idaho commissioner for labor immigration and Panama Pacific Exposition, arrived in San Francisco aboard the Shasta Limited. He stays at the Palace Hotel and plans to survey the exposition site, conference with officials, and arrange Idaho’s substantial display.
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