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Show We Do Job Printing Advertise r! It Pays g vv ' 'UlrlV VOL. 9 S ALINA, UTAH, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1926 No. 12 FORMER SALINA MAN HERE FOR TREATMENT REGISTRATION AT U. OF U. SET FOR SEPTEMBER 23 C. Orson Rasmussen of Bick-nelwho is well known in Salina, The registration date set for former high school students who will enter the University of Utah for the first time this fall, has been set for Thursday, September 23. All new students at-- j tending the state institution as members of the freshmen class will be given two days instruc-- j tion before the regular registration day for j These will consist of special lec-- ; tures and informal talks to the new students. Indications are such that a first year class of over ,000 students is expected to attend the university this year, according to authorities at the institution. If the anticipated increase in regis- tration is correct there will be a total of more than 3,000 stu- dents at the university this year, will be a record-breakfor size. l, Fer Former Besident was. brought to the Salina hospital last Thursday for treatment of serious injuries he received two weeks ago, when the horse he was riding slid and fell, pinMr. ning him to the ground. Rasmussen was riding the range when the accident occurred and was hurried immediately to Bick-nefor first aid treatment. Bad cuts and bruises on his leg and thigh seemed to be the extent of the hurts and relatives entertained hopes that he would soon recover with plenty of care and rest. The patient became steadily worse, however, and his Cliford Elliott, and Mrs. Rasmussen brought him to Salina for further treatment. It was discovered that an abscess had formed on his thigh and necessitated a light operation. After further attention Mr. Rasmus-se- n was removed to the home of his brother, Ira Rasmussen, and is now steadily recovering. His wife is still with him. F.Pl 0. President Ms Wonderland Funeral services were held yesWith a view to "'getting first in the second hand ward data and for the purpose of terday chapel for Christian Nielsen of Ephraim, gaining a wider knowledge of the who died Tuesday evening in the world's greatest scenic wonderlocal hospital from general weakland found in Southern Utah, ness and several complications. William L. Robinson, a promiMr. Nielsen with his wife and his nent attorney from Mount Verdaughter arrived in Salina Sun-- ,' non, Ohio, and president of the Pikes Peak Ocean to Ocean Highday evening from Ephraim to be guests at the T. G. Humphrey way association, together with Hale D. Judson, general managhome, while Mr. Nielson received some treatments at the hoser for the highway association, St. Joseph, Mo.,. are making a pital. He soon became very setour of Southern Utah. The riously ill and was taken at once But his ctmdi-tio- n to. the hospital. highway officials will visit Bryce and Zions canyons, Cedar was too serious for remedy Breaks and the Grand Canyon of and the end to his suffering came the Colorado. They were in Tuesday night. lina Wednesday afternoon of The funeral services were this week and were in confermarkedly impressive and conence with Dr. A. J. Lewis, local sisted of the following: Invoca L. official of the association. Dr. C. Merrill busiwas E. a W. tion, Crane; Come, Mr. Robinson told a Sun reWedness in Lake Salt visitor Come, Ye Saints, choir; talk, G. Lorentzen; "We Thank Thee nesday and Thursday. porter that he and Mr. Judson would make an extended visit to O God, choir; talk, James the scenic wonderland, going Green of Ephraim; vocal solo, over the l6op recently estabFace to Face, J. C. Jensen; Sail Company lished by the Pikes Peak organisvocal solo, One Fleeting Hour, Sevier River canyon, ation. Mary Hugentobler; talk, Hans Bryce canyon and other points Nielsen; talk, J. B. Jacobson of to be included in the trip. are Manti, president of the South By idlethe is akin to and affair We Indifference local to are going to give much Sanpete stake; song, O Grave, problems Where is Thy Sting, choir. The He publicity to your playgrounds ness being displayed by the reclining character in this cartoon. and music was beautiful and the to your wonderful scenery," to receive his share of the wood when it is all sawed up, Mr. Robinson, and to get said Under the guidance of H. E.' expects speakers gave consoling words to citithe bereaved, as well as highest Lewis, president, and Alford but he fails to lend a hand to the task, just as the indifferent data first hand we will spend several days in the southland. After Jensen, general manager, of the zen wants good government and proper administration without praises for the departed. the services, a Jong retinue of au- Saliriia Salt company, the Salina any activity on his part. Often he doesn't even take the trouble to Photos will be taken and some tomobiles followed the remains-t- Sun reporter was accorded the vote. real facts will be obtained for the North cemetery for inter- - pleasure of enoying a trip to the our publications which are to be in average AmerVery often if it were not for a few ment. There the grave was cotn- - company's property Tuesday afbroadcasted during the early ican cities these towns would go backward instead of forward, but We appreciate what to save the building, spring. pletely covered and banked high' ternoon of this week. Not only neighbors is united what to as able do as what to are Utah in lOS3 has the way of scenery with beautiful flowers. compared nothing they the estimated at $3000 was the conveyance afforded, being The ward chapel was filled but the Sun reporter was escortwith $2000 insurance. The ex- and, as the travel westward next with friends of Mr. Nielsen and ed through the new plant, to the act origin of the fire is unknown, year will be greater than ever behis family yesterday, the Niel- salt wines, and the but surmises are that either a de- fore, it will be our purpose to working desens having made many ' close tails, future plans and other infective wire or a spark from the give your attractions wide pubconnections among the people of teresting f features of the company licity through our publications. chimney started the blaze. Salina during their residence were minutely explained. The NielMrs. 3:30 About highway, we found on our oclock, That here several years ago. the company means business and sen, who was canning fruit in the trip west, was in splendid condiMr. Nielsen was born in Chris- is already kitchen, detected the beginning tion, notwithstandng the slurring prepared to ship large of the blaze and sent in the reports to the contrary. tiana, Norway, on April 21, quantities of superior salt, is eviIn 1876, he emigrated denced by the fact that twenty-fiv- e On our return trip we will go 1850. alarm. The siren was sounded Mesa Verde National pzrk to all to Utah, and was married that and from town over tons comprised a shipment helpers rushed to the scene of the blaze. and other parts of Colorado to year in the Endowment house to from the companys mines TuesKaren Thorstensen, who died a day afternoon. This shipment is Very little water was available make surveys of the road condifew years later. In 1881, July the first large consignment going and the flames swept swiftly tions .and to gain a wider knowMr. Nielsen was married to forth since the company was in24, through the building, destroying ledge of the attractions in that Caroline Peterson. The family corporated. everything save some furniture in state. Indications point then moved from Hyrum to that shipments will be regular the lower part of the house. BedMessrs. Robinson and Judson Richfield in 1885, to Koosharem and that another paying industry ding, clothing, rugs and furniture met with members of the ComAlma Larsen of Redmond was on the second floor were destroy- - mercial club at Richfield Wedtwo years later, to Provo in for North Sevier county has been The controversy between the and? in the Salina hospital on ed with the house. True acts of nesday evning and a round-tabland treated Salina United States givernment in to 1889, 1891, established. where they remained until 1915.) One of the important assets of the Denver & Rio Grande Rail- - Monday evening for severe in- - heroism were performed by citi- discussion was had pertaining Monhe in sustained of the zens which efforts to town to the During his residence in Salina the company is the site and locajuries loop and future plans of Mr. Nielsen was very active in tion, both being ideal for he of of when wood the load the save but some Both Mr. Robthe association. day belongings, operachurch affairs, and made many tion. The mill borders on the was hauling to Redmond from those articles saved were all inson and Mr. Judson gave talks friends through this medium. He Pikes Peak highway, and is about round before the federal' courts the west hills capsized and pinned damaged by the flames and heat, and outlined the policy of the as' Last Tuesday, Edward Cham- - sociation in helping to boost also was a first class mason, 150 feet fromthe Denver & Rio at Denver the early part of this him underneath. Mr. Larsen, in company with berlain, representing the Con- and aid in increasing travel to samples of his work being the Sa- Grande railroad. The large mill week. Charles M. Morris, Unit- lina high school building, part of throughout has been erected for ed States attorney, and his as- - another Redmond man, spent cordia Fire Insurance company Southern Utahs Scenic wondere the grade school building, the convenience. The ground floor sistant, E. M. Morrisey, left Salt the day in Redmond canyon land. fuel. Both men last Saturday for the pur- ting the winter The Salina Lions club was repfinishing work on the Ephraim is 36x18. The inner walls and of school Nielwood had load and were a Mr. the of resented at the Wedftesday night floors and the large bins are all pose high governbuilding. representing sen was also one of the first ma- built of concrete. On a higher in the case before the cir- - turning to Redmond late in the meeting. Dr. A. J. Lewis, Emsons working on the Logan tem- level a road is built to the salt cuit court of appeals, which were afternoon when a large stick on surance, even the articles saved mett Robins, O. G. Nielson and Since 1915 Mr. and Mrs. mine and after being taken from taken. up on appeal from the fed- - the wagon driven by Mr. Larsen from the flames being damaged Frank Herbert being among ple. Nielsen have resided at Manti the. deposits, the salt is fell off and caught in the wheel, beyond repair. Salt eral Lake. those at courts attending. conveyed Mr. Lar-- 1 The family at present is liv- and Ephraim. Mr. Nielsen fol- tothe mill, dumped into a hopThe case Mr. Morris will pre- - causing the and a large lowed his trade part of the time, per and is fed automatically into sent involves the cancellation of sen endeavored to throw himself ing in the wash-housAND H03BY SHOW but spent the major portion of the crushers. The crushers have a right of way which the govern-- ! ee, but was pinned under the tent on the lot. Neither these T ' R ...rs y "e . the years doing temple work in a grinding capacity of thirty tons ment granted the R. 8c R. G. W. wod and could not be extricat- - nor the garage were hurt by the n Mr. Nielsen contemplates J"1 the Manti temple. In' the early every eight hours. A system of railroad to build a sour line ed for several minutes. The load fire , , ,r?ry w'!I .l .J6 j a ,d the Nielof two 1926 abandoned Mrs. he and men, building another residence, but by part reciprocating screens reduces the through Salina canyon to tap thelas aftPrnnnn ho hurried to Redmond, where as yet no plans have deen drawn c, pe. sen moved to Ephraim to be near salt to the desired fineness, and rich dock. The boys will have a their daughter, Mrs. W. H. Hum- the coarser salt is carried by elethe grantinrof the certiSe the injured man was placed in an for the new home. ine display o t eir wor in SaFriends of the family and the phrey. of that city. vator to the feeding point and of convenience the government automobile and rushed to the fCatS Mr. Nielsen is survived by his again goes through the 1?.'..?' T! hospital. Deep bruises and Royal Neighbors and Ladies Lit- - may1?IT proceedings in the Salt.' I' crushing an wife. Caroline Nielsen, one son, process. The machinery is pro- Lake federal court to have the cuts on the right leg and minor erary club have been exxceed- nas also Orson Nielsen, of Roosevelt, one pelled by steam, large boilers be- right of way canceled on the bruises on the left leg were found ingly helpful to the Nielsens dur- - entertainment of games been arranged, daughter, Mrs. Humphrey, sev- ing installed for this purpose. grounds that the necessary con- - to be the extent of the injuries, ing their distress, the latter two ball and baseba p enteen grondchildren and two The grades of salt being man- struction work .had not been no bones being broken. The pa - organizations having made and . rnemb Other with five c!Pa. them ... received tient good ufactured at the mill are stock done. promDt attention presented of the primary will sell various Pallbearers at the funeral were salt, a variety used for weed exJudge Tillman D. Johnson and was able to be around Tues - quilts, of goodies. varieties W. H. Hmnphrey, Orson Niel- termination, a grade held with the railroad and failed day, with the hejp of strong for MRS. RASMUSSEN HONORED sen, Carl Qiristensen, E. W. Her- cream and hide curing and the! to grant the cancellation on the crutches, bert, Alma Murphy and Stanley lump variety. A,n immense ton- - grounds that, during the time the! Mrs. J. P. Rasmussen, who left SURPRISE MRS. TORGENSEN NEPHI BAND SEVIF.R AT Humphrey of Ephraim. with her sons Monday morning Complimentary to Mrs. Jos"'h nage has been disclosed and the Permit was in force, the road was Relatives and friends from out company is assured of a produc- - f'rst under government owner-- . The Sevier County band play- - for Rolapp, was the motif for a Torgensen, whose birthday anniof town attending the services tion for many years to come. (ship and thenln the hands of ajed yesterday at the Juab County charming party Friday evening versary fell the early part of the were Mr. and Mrs. Martin ChrisIn addition to the salt the man- - receiver, and the stockholders fair, returning the compliment of at the home of Mrs. F. A. Matts-so- week, the primary officers of the tensen and Mr. and Mrs. Parley agement announces that an 80- were powerless to act. The gov-- 1 the Juab band, which played at Thirty members of the La- first ward engineered a highly Anderson of Richfield, Mr. and foot vein of lime rock is running ernment then took the case on the Sevier County fair one day dies Literary' and Civics club at- successful surprise party Tuesday Mrs. S. O. Sorensen, Mr. and through the salt deposit. The appeal to the court of appeals. last week. Members of the band tended the affair and bid Mrs. evening at the home of Mr3. Mrs. Humohrey and family of lime rock is better than 99 As far be as can learned, no from Salina goinz to Nephi were Rasmussen farewell. A delight-G- . Hicks Okerlund. Games and soper Ephraim, Orson Nielsen of Roose- cent sodium carbonate, and has decision has been made in the M. Wright, Vee and Donald ful arrangement of games and cial chat enlivened the hours of the evening and delicious revelt, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Jacobson been found invaluable' for chick- - case thus far. Milton music made the party a very Colby, Allen Barnard, - freshments were served at 11:30 and Mr. and Mrs. James Green en grit. evenin the Late one. and Hal Felt. teresting of Manti. Mr. andMrs. Woodruff An-sa- lt Approximately 4,000 tons of ing light refreshments were serv- - to the following: Mrs. Torgen have been shipped from the derson were guests at the D. G. Mrs. Rasmussen and her sen, Mrs. I. A. Rasmussen, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Les Harmon ed. Louis Cohen of Boise, Idaho, property prior to the incorpora- - Burgess home Friday and Satur-t'o- n and sons arrived in Salina Satur- - family have gone to Rolapp to Bardell Dastrun, Mrs. A. W. has been visiting at the Max Coand since the new company day. They were returning from day to visit relatives a n d remain. Mr. Rasmussen will join Wilson, Mrs. Harold Felt, Mrs. home hen The Rasmus-evenin- J. B. Stark, Mrs. C. E. Peterson. em there later. during the past week. was formed. , Arizona, New Mex- - their honeymoon trip to Califor-icHe left for his home yesterday. Canada, Eastern Colorado nia, and left Saturday to Iehi Sunday, the. others re- - sens have bcen very active in Mrs. Max Sorensen. Mrs. Fred the Misses Arnh Mr. and Mrs. Max Cohen and and points along the Pacific coast for Manti to visit relatives before maining here as guests at the community during their residence Mickelsen, and family accompanying him on the are some of the marts for the returning to their home in Salt home of Mrs. Mary Hall for sev- - in Salina and their many friends Lee Wilson, Hazel Torgensen, Teresa Colby and Edna Dastrup. journey as far a3 Salt Lake City. salt from the Salina salt mines. Lake. J eral days. sincerely regret their leaving. ll upper-classme- n, 1 son-in-la- j Sa-whi- er Bis BesinpB live-wir- Fire es J ! , , , 1 e get-Lak- re-me- nt tip-ove- r. e, pT 1 JT ctlirv prt-start- J , 1 1 great-grandchildre- n. ! ; i n. i - ! g o, j i ed |
