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Show Byram, Cache Coanty, Utah, Friday, July 28, 1922 How Hyrum Celebrated Additional Locals -- Pioneer Day in Hyrutn was lit tingly celebrated last 'Monday While many left town to spend the day in canyon's, Bear Lake, other pleasure resorts, yet there were enough left to make the day interesting and enjoyable especially for the younger populace, and the visitors from other towns, manyf them from different parts of Utah and Idaho, amply made up for those who left home to seek pleasure elseand where. At about 10:30 a. m. the peo- ple commenced to gather in front of the City Hall, where an open air meeting was held at 11:00 a. m. and the following program was nicely rendered: Community Singing Prayer, Chaplain Alban Clawson , Mr. O. S. Gnnderson wa9 up from Ogden to spend the 24th with Mr. family and friends at home. Gunderson is holding down his old Due to the fact that we were job with the Utah Power & Light to make, arrangements, satunable Co. isfactory to our committee, with Mr". Thos. Shaw has severed his the U. I. C. Ri R. Co., we were connection with the South Cache compelled to abondon our plans as Produce Co. of this city and has ac- previously arranged to visit the Lacepted his former position with the goon resort. This is due to the fact smelting company at Magna,' Utah, that R. R. officials after making for which point he left last Wed. special rates, went back on their Miss Mae Hansen of Salt Lake agreement and ask for a cash guarCity who is spending her vacation antee, before they would send 'a In view of this our in Hyrum as the guest of Miss Julia special train.. Klotz, was entertained by Miss committee decided to abandon the Clara Midgley at a dinner party trip to Lagoon and visit the Price Covers were Grove, half way .between Hyrum Thursday evening. and Wellsville. This grove is a laid for eight, Folks Outing " Mrs. Emma Blou and daughters Rose and Lena of Leota, Kansas, paid Mr. A. D. Allen and Lenore Nielsen, former missionaries in that section, a short visit this week. The T. ladies are making a tour of Utah, Violin Duet, Flora Jensen and Lila Nielsen Address, Hon. C. F. Olsen French Horn Solo, Mr. N. W. Christiansen, accompanied by Mrs. N. W. Christiansen , Solo and Chorus, Hard times come again no more, O..E- Pet- Annual Old o?7 ISO. visiting friends and former acquaintances. 1 . tract three-acr- e of white w-- , v , - " Vi?- ' i yv; - t WvA-- i 'A V- " ; pf, tJ, ' '- v , S s s; ash and maple closely planted. It is the most beautifuj grove in Cache County and thlre is a good swim ming pool close by. The local committees of the different wards will make arrangements for the entertainment of the old folks in their ward. The general is invited to public bring their luneh and help make the outing a success. Thd fare to Hills is 10c on the U. I. C. R. R. Co, line. Persons going on .the car will only have to walk' -- v , Mrs. C. H. Ralph of this city who ERNEST BAMBERGER has - been siqk the past fifteen Republican Nominee for United States Senator for Utah months and went to Portland for a visit and to consult a specialist, had Ernest Bamberger, who was recently nominated for United a large ragged edged stone removed States Senator, is the Republican National Committeeman for Utah. from the kidneys and at latest news He is a native of the state and has long been identified with the of a block. ersen and Congregation. report she is doing as well as can be The development of its natural resources and industries. Wellsville and Paradise Scout Bands expected. Prayer, Chaplain Mr. Bamberger was born in Salt Lake city August-11- , 1877, A recess was then taken until Mrs. Ellen Allen entertained a will furnish the music for the day. forty-fiv- e of J. E. Bamberger and Bertha Bamson the ago, years ' 2 oclock, when several exhibi-tipn- s number of relatives and friends in The date of the outing will be berger. He obtained his schooling in the public schools of Salt Lake of bronco riding were given honor of the birthday anniversary Tuesday August 1st.. The program city and later attended Williams College and Columbia University. by some of our best bronco riders of her daughter Rachael on Tues- will begin at 11- a. m as follows: He was married in 1904 to Fleanor Dooly, the daughter of the late among whom were Less Jessop, day the 25th. The time was pleas-entlPrayer, Avon Ward John E Dooly, who was long identified with the upbuilding of the Paradise Instrumental,: Music, Murray and Kenneth Petersen, spent with music and social ' , state.' "L and Elroy Nielsen, who pulled pastime,, and WardJ' refreshments dainty of Since 1900, he has devoted all his time to the development of off some very good stunts, of were served.;y.4ddr.esS'fdf1iiIekio:ne,''' Wellsville He lias Utah. and mining" holdings. livestock extensile land, r v Ward. which the riding of a cow by the who Danielsen runs Mr. Mr, Henry During the late war, Bamberger volunteered his services. latter, probably attracted the Quartett, Hyrum 2nd Ward the Bear Lake to from He as first head of the chemical division and later as chief served Logan Stage most attention. Reading, Hyrum 3rd Ward Beach and Ideal of informed of the Aircraft Production Board for the materials department return, At 3 oclock sports of all kinds Vocal Solo, Hyrum 1st Ward us has and the Allies. an that States sent United the government were had for young and old on Talk on Early Settlement of When the present administration was formed, Mr. Bamberger the west lawn of the City Hall.1 attorney over there to investigate, Cache Valley, Wellsville 2nd Ward " was offered the first assistant secretaryship of the United States The ferris wheel constructed by nd also impossible to find some Song, Mt. Sterling Ward bodies to of the recover the and the same position in the postoffice department. He was Messrs A. J. and 0. E Petersen way Instrumental Muic, Mendon WdT treasury recently appointed a member of the Federal War Finance Board and erected on the east lawn, furnish- two young men who were drowned Duett, Nibley Ward in lake the last Sunday. Agricultural Loan Agency for Utah, a position which he still holds. ed a great deal of amusement for Comic Reading, Millville Ward For the last ten years he has been a member of the Board of Regents the children who kept ' it going. We understand that Roland James of the University of Utah and is now chairman of the executive At 5 p. m. a game of baseball son of Win. H. James of this city Bring us the News of the body. He is a member of the . Alta board and between Lewiston and Hyrum who shot part of his foot nearly off Lionel and Ellis Jensen, Messrs and is identified with various charity orElks clubs and University Legion teams was pulled off re- while hunting and fishing in Black and Herald Allen, left Wednesday ad ganizations and movements. sulting in a score of 24 to 10 in smith Fork canyon last week, anc Cal. auto will for travel They favor of Hyrum. A large crowd who was taken to a Logan hospita by and Oregon Washington through turned out to witness the game. is we understand, progressing very down to the coast. there and from At 6 p. m. a childrens dance fivorably, and it is thought by the STATE OF UTAH, was given at the Elite Hall The doctor reports new arrivals, attending physician that hi3 foot a week, passes but we City of Hyrum. j Hardly The special picture show at can be saved from amputation. a girl at the home of Mr. and Mrs. asks: who some citizen into I have in my possession the follownight at the Rex, which was Chas. Carlson, a boy at the home of hump The 2nd Intermediate Dept, of have something ing described animals lawfully imwell patronized, and the big Mr. and Mrs. John Petersen, and a Why didnt you S. Wd. 2nd I pounded, which, if not claimed and S., under the in the paper about dance at the Elite Hall, made Hyrum home of Mr. and Mrs. the at will be sold at public girl taken leadership of their class teachers everybody knew about auctionaway, a fitting finale to the thought to the proGaruer. Francis highest cash bidder, days Alvin Allen and O. E. Petersen, where they at it. And thats in corral this city, on Satmy ceedings. motored to Mineral Point East Can Prof S. E. Clark of Logan will make a mistake. The thing you urday, the 5th day of August, The celebration was staged unThe day present his pupil, Miss Lucille Tell-for- hear may be a long time getting 1922, at the hour of 1 oclock p. m. last Wed. morning. der the auspices of the Chamber yon was spent swimming, hikeing, and assisted by Mr. and Mrs. N. to. the editor. You may think it of Commerce, and was a real sucDescription of Animals: dewhich a other pastimes, after W. Christiansen of Hyrum, in a is eomtnon talk when, in fact, not One brown horse, about 10 years cess, which was due to the enerlicious dinner was served. Every- piano recital, at the Logan Taber- more than a half dozen know old, left hind foot white, white spot getic work of the committees one returned feeliog satisfied with nacle, Sunday afternoon at 4 p. m. anything about it. So dont think on nose, roached mane, branded who had the celebration in their trip. or BX on left thigh, shoed all around. All invited. ' j the editor is a mind-readecharge. that he has a way of finding out One bay horse, about 2 years old, O. H. Morgan of Los Angles, hind foot white, large white The quarterly conference held at news without the people telling righton Gen. Manager of the Globe Milling Wellsville last forehead, no brands visible. Saturday and Sunday it to him. March right up or spot Co., a big concern who has branch was well attended and the talks Said animals were impounded in . call up and tell him that which said on the 26th day of July, warehouses all over the U- S. and made and instructions given were you have heard, and which you 1922. city E. R. Alton, Mgr., of the Ogden ull of inspiration and encourageN. C. Anderson, branch accompanied by A. D. Allen ment to the Saints assembled. A believe would interest others A Democratic Poundkeeper. Primary is here- of the South Cache Produce Co. of more detailed account of the meet- when they see it in the paper. and few it a but takes seconds, It by called to convene at the City this city, spent Saturday and Sun- ings will appear in our next. will help wonderfully to make Hall Tvtes. Aug. 1st, at 8:30 p. m., day in Hyrum aad Blacksmith Fork of paper you want for, the purpose of electing 13 canyon fishing and otherwise enjoyBring us the News. Mr. and Mrs. Hyrum Christensen, the very kind delegates to the county conven- ing the cool invigorating mountain acoompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Jas. in your home town. Dont wait In our report of the change in to tion tq be held at Logan the Bishopric of the 3rd ward in Aug. 5, air. The visitors spoke very highly G. Christiansen and Mr. and Mrs until the paper has come out him the things that are news last weeks Courier, we stated that and such other business as may of the beauties of our, canyon, and Grover Christensen, motored - up tell to you. Practice that modern Clifford Warr was 1st come before said gathering. counsellor, hoped they would be able to visit Logan canyon one day last week for Do it Now. Ex. All Democrats are urged to be and N. W. Christiansen 2nd counselagain. While here they appointed a days outing. They visited the slogan: Present. lor to Bp, Jorgensen, whereas it Mr. A. D. Allen general manager Boy Scout Camp, the Bee Hive Signed A. D. Allen Chairman for buying grain and supervising Girls Camp and other interesting High School, students wanting should have read: N. W. ChristianO. E. Petersen Sesy. all the elevators and warehouses in places of natures beauty spots in furnished rooms, apply to Maud sen 1st, and Cillford Warr 2nd counCache County, of which there are the canyon. They report having Liljenquist or call phone 143J Hy- selor. In justice to the new apad. pointees, we make this correction. several. had a most pleasant days outing. rum. Bring us the news. - three-fourth- s - - -- : . vice-chairm- Why Not Tell Us? Estray Notice. o. d, r, Notice to Democrats - . - -- - 9 |
