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Show THE box ELDER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15.1909. BOX ELDER COUNTY vV " iris - i sr - SeV 4 'I a t '"W M ' - fi1- ' J " - VlVV' iV ' Is A I C e rrnmintivin ISRAEL HUNSAKER. A. W. ENSIGN, D. D. S. the Elder llading citizens fouaty and is identified with which are for j any enterprises of the county. lie tic upbuilding ias bom in Sandy, Salt Lake Ounty, in 1852, and came to Jrigham when five years of age. J e attended school there and in ter years became interested in He was called ock raising. Israel Ilunsaker is one of of Box s jiuth from 1874 to 1882, when he jated in Iloneyville. He is in-- f Or- rested in the Utah-Idah- o Company, and has a fruit He holds of his oi i ehard National in the First Bank sock C Brigham City and in the Ilam-- i ond Canal. Mr. Ilunsaker has ine children. Three girls and one lard ! 1 I , ! are married and three girls id two boys are living at homo. t the age of fifty-seve- n Mr. Ilun-uke- r has all the activity and en-- ( of a younger man and is gv jy wily interested in all that goes make Box Elder County one of le ! JOSEPH F. HANSEN. Born in this city 33 years ago, his parents being pioneers to this city and are now its oldest residents. Finished high school and two years at Agricultural College and in 1899 began a course of dentistry in the Chicago College of Dental Surgery. Took two years and through a temporary permit to practice, opened up business in the Knudson Building in May of 1901, continuing to practice until September, 1902. when he return- ed to Chicago and completed his studies, graduating in May, 1903. Since that time his practice has been continuous. He has a large practice and an enviable reputation. 1 1 is offices in the new Hansen Building arc as (c!l appointed as any Dental ofand fice in the State. Mgr. and Prop, of Co., F. W. EARL Hansen Furn. Brigham City, Utah. F. father, who had all he could do to provide means for his family, Jos. F. being the youngest. His first job was that of blacking boots whjeh was continued for two or three years, the next job r rrr DR. THOMAS C. OHMART. & SON. Earl & Son w hose portrait we publish above are well known V. having been in in the community, Joseph F. Hansen was born in Brigham City on Sept, lti, 1875. At the age of eight his mother died leaving him in the care of his irYi business 17 years as plain and or- namental plasterers and kalsomin-ers- . They have done work in all parts of this county ami in other parts of the state. Court houses, schools and many of the finest houses in the county and state show their handiwork and stand as a monument to under Dr. by apprenticeship Minner of N. Y. E. E. City, Dr. C. II. Risser of North Manchester, Indiana, and Dr. C. Fred Gould of Sioux City, Iowa, ap- h Ls edu- prenticeship. completing cation in the Western Dental workmanship. Col- senger boy. next peddler at station, then bank flunk', and at the age of fifteen he began to learn lege at Kansas City. Mo. ,The doctor intends to remain in Brig- the barber trade with L. Berg jr. of Brigham City, Utah. After nently successful. ham where he lias been Ci! II is well emiap- pointed offices and laboratory are bicatcd over Rosenbaums Clothing store. Dr. Ohmart is also in- working here three years he opened up a shop of his own. which terested for ten or Curlew years at which time his health gae way owing to the close confinement of indoor work. twelve progressive counties of our his education serving altogether six years their excellent was selling ice cream, then mes- he continued to run vat state. Was born in North Manchester, Indiana, 28 years ago and came to Brigham Sept. 17, 1907, beginning his practice here on leach Day of that year and has been successful from the start. He received in dry m farming the Yalie. ter another one store alter another being addial. until the floor space has increased from one small room to a floor space of 91fi.i square feet and the business is still growing. The line of goods A. TRUELSON. The city electrician ability. unquestioned man of Born of goodly parents, he grew up under proper environments, and received a good common school education. BENJAMIN H. TOLMAN. Bonjntu n II. Tolman was born thr first completed house in ipham City on March 15, 1853, i(l moved to Iloneyville in 1873, liere he engaged in farming, and building and general I'Tfhandise business. As a ami builder lie has built any public houses and dwellings Box Elder County. lie has a ie peach orchard of 1000 trees, n well. Five years ago Mr. luian lest t lie use of his left leg Ixiue burned with electricity d "lls laid up for two years, but i, j " be is active as a working Cntraciur and Id's services are in i mand Mr. Tolman has raised birirc family and is highly in the community where ls bd is east. He is the senior U11ber of t lie Mer. firm of B. II. ''b'oui ,y Sons at Tfonevville. j eon-netin- con-11(,t- re-l(b- ! is a d Early in life he manifested a de- maehin-er- cided talent for operating and his inclination led him studied along in this bent, so he for electrical engineering. For a number of years he labored in Salt Lake City and Provo, where his knowledge of things electrical with brought him in close touch those in some of the largest firms v cities. In 190l Mr. Tr nelson came 1o Brigham and accepted the position of city electrician, which position lie still holds. s Besides looking after the city Hud3 electric light system. Mr. son owns an automobile garage, sick autowhere be doctors all dec-tri- e mobiles, as well as repairing is a most flat irons, etc. lie whom anyone affable gentleman, can approach. carried to be- gin with consisted of $100 worth furniture and from of second-hanthis humble beginning the business lias grown until now they are in a position to furnish any modern house in the country. They sell furniture, carpets, stoves, ranges, pianos, organs, washing machines, granite ware and tinware, linoleum, carpets, tapestries, lace curtains, etc., etc., and have the general agency in r Utah for the celebrated 1900 washers electric and which have been carried almost from the beginning of the firm. Mr. Hansen is nothing if not progressive, and uses all the modern methods of increasing One of which is the use business. of the latest Buick Automobile. His modern two story building on the corner of North Main and the the public square which will house Machine Consolidated "Wagon and fo. on the ground floor, the Commercial dub room and other offices on the second floor, is a standing monument to his progressived hand-powe- ness am d J. O. C. print above was born in Brigham City, October 17, 1875. He attended school in Brigham and the B. Y. College at Logan. In 190t he married Miss Effie Smith and they have been blessed with two Mr. Jensen has had children. practical experience on his fathers farm and is a leader in the promotion of the fruit industry. He has worked hard to convert people of the district in the planting of commercial orchards. In his own orchard he has 8000 choice trees, twenty-fivper cent of which are in good hearing, which has proved his theory, that there is big money in fruit raising. He was one of the first in this section to install a pumping plant and has been instrumental in getting many others to plant orchards on dry land and install pumping plants. For the past two months he has e Dr. Harding is one of the busy physicians of northern Flab. Besides bis general practice lie is a member of the Board of Health of Therapeutics. Thereafter lie spent sixteen months of special work, receiving his obstetric training in the Illinois Lying-iHospital and Dispensary under Prof. Joseph A. De Lee; his diseases .of children n under Profs. Walls and Brenrie-main the various ; his surgery hospitals of Chicago. At present Dr. Hardings offices comprise four rooms in the Jones Block. One contains a large Wagner 'Mica Plate Machine and various other electrical instruments used in modern medicine. In his office proper he has instruments and chemicals for testing water, milk, blood, urine, sputum, etc. His latest addition n X-ra- y being a B. B. Bausb and Loom public spirit. Utah-Tdah- 5 ' t 1! j ,r,i H, Wat- o er Supply Co. trying to secure the required acreage to bring the surplus water of Bear River from the great reservoir in Wyoming to irrigate our fertile peach lands. The enterprise promises to double the population of Box Elder within DR. HARDING. Brigham City, county phsician for Box Elder county and assistant surgeon for the (). S L and owner of Brigham City Hospital. Dr. Harding receive Jl his early education in the public, schools of Willard City, later in the University of Utah. He spent four years taking medical degrees in the Northwestern University Medical School and The Illinois School of Electro JENSEN. Jensen whose portrait we worked with the The present business (or firm of Jos. F. Hansen Furn. Co.) was begun in Sept. 1900 in one small room, which had formerly been The business the barber shop. gradually increased one room af- JACOB the next, five years. 1 DR. O. H. Dr. O. II. JEPPSON. Jeppson was born and raised in Brigham City, receiving his education from Box Elder Stake Academy, Agricultural College, University of Utah and Alumni of Northwestern University Medical School. He was the second boy from Brigham to get his degree of doctor of medicine. He taught school in Box Elder County for six years, three of them in Brigham City. Doctor Jeppson took special work diseases of children and internal medicine. TIis surgical training was from John B. Murphy, one of in Obstetrics, the greatest surgeons in the United States. Dr. Jeppson has offices in the Joseph F. Hansen building Main street near the County court house. on "I ! M I 1 h ;V S. A. SACKETT. Samuel A. Kackett was born in Illinois, Nov. 22. 1841, and came to Brigham City in 1873. As a contractor and builder he has built many blocks in Brigham as well as dwellings and school houses throughout the county. Mr. Saek-ot- t lias seven acres of orchard land, GOO are trees f bearing peaches and apricots. He also has a house in Brigham City. Mr. Socket t built the elevator for Jensen Bros. Milling Co. and is now building their mill. I: a :? Y News ! 1" The Only Paper in Box Elder County Printed Entirely in Its Own Office Are You a Subscriber $1.50 per Year it jT-- i.iit.ijfr y.i I'M - |
