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Show Advertise ! ! It Pays We Do r Job Printing SAUNA, VCL 8 City Oita Duly InprateJ woman Injured u ' Scanoinavians Mrs. H. J. Schlappy of Delta, was The affairs of the city of Salina was passed into the hands of the newly quite badly "njured when she overturned an underneath elected city officials at brief cere- caught and Mr. Schlappy sustained a monies held at the city hall at high car, badly sprained back, when the auto- noon last Monday. The induction of mobile in which they were riding ran the new officers was not attended by over the enbankment near the shear- any elaborate affair, the officers tak- ing corrals some five miles west of Salina Wednesday of this week. Mrs. ing the oaths and furnishing" the reNorman Gardner and baby, who were quired bonds. Dr. C. Leo Merrillis in the auto when it turned turtle, the new mayor and working with him with minor injuries. as councilmen are 0. G. Nielson John Xbe parby W3S enroute to Salina Arneson, Joseph Anderson and Heber to visit with Mrs. Lawrence Deaton, C. Williams, the newly elected coun- - daughter of Mr. and Mrs Schlappy, oilmen, with II. S. Crane as the hold- -' and when near the shearing corrals over member of the council. W. J. something .went wrong with the Cribble is the new recorder, aijiLMiss stearing apparatus, according to Mr. Before the car could be Violet Johnson, who served efficient- - Schlappy. ly as treasurer during the past two stoped it plunged over the bank, and Mrs. Schlappy was buried underyears, was Mayor Merrill has announced the neath the wreck. The remainder of following committees to serve in the the passengers were thrown clear. various city depaitments, which have Mr. Schlappy, however suffering a been confirmed by members of the severe gash on the arm, was able to lift the car sufficiently so his wife council: . II. S. could crawl from her perilous posiCommittee on Elections tion. Chas. Nielson, who was pass-in- g, Crane and 0. G. Nielson. aided in bringing the party to Judiciary John Aneson and H. C. Salina and to the Deaton home where Williams. first aid treatment was administerFinance Joseph, Anderson, ed. Mrs. Schlappy sustained a bad-Williams and John Arneson. G. ly injured hip and it has not as yet Claims John Arneson adn been determined how serious the in- -, Nielson. . Public Grounds and City Property jury is. It may be necessary to have an picture to see if the bones 0. G. Nielson and H. S. Crane. are injured. Streets and Alleys H. S. Crane, O'. G. Nielson and H. C. Williams. A reunion of the members of the Scandinavian society of the North Sevier stake, will be held in Salina The next Wednesday, January 13. reunion will be held at the First ward chapel, beginning at 2 oclock p. m. and a record breaking attendance is expected. Two session will be held and immediately after Hire program Wednesday afternoon a recess will be taken and dinner will be served. follows: Irrigation II. S. Crane and Joseph Anderson. John Engrossing and Printing Arneson and O. G. Nielson. Rules Joseph Anderson and John Arneson. Cemetery II. C.' Williams and O. G. Nielson. Remarks Attend . in,an JTT to la- (here went to Salt Lake in the hopes 0f regaining his health. r- - At the next regular meeting of the Ladies Literary club, to be held at , the Presbyterian chapel Wednesday evening of next week, important mat- - older sudents with an interesting talk about the needs of the schools. Many other members of the association were called upon by Toastmaster Peterson ' to respond to several toasts and gave impromtu talks, re- eemng applause for their efforts. Following the banquet officers for ear 1926 were elected, and the choice resulted as follows: President, Miss Ora Lorentzen; Benedict Barnard; secretary-treasuer, Miss Violet Johnson; executive Phyllis Jorgensen, Edward Martin Miss Lou Murphy and Mrs. Rosena Bastain. At- the conclusion of the festivities at the high school the members attended the dancing rarty- tes are to taken primary among which will be the naming of officers to serve during the present rff;eers are highly encoura?ed dlinjr the past 304 artides were lade by the nienibers before the e holi-th- dav season opened. Courses in bak- - are to be continued and those desiring instructions are advised- to confer with Mrs. James Monroe or MWill Crane, fn addition to siertng many important business rmtws, plans will be made for a mtrel show which is scheduled for te near future. A good program been prepared and the officers wish every member to be present. ire: - -s h'-- s - Andrew Dahlsrud Is Gin lo Flic ditions justify, we will employ several miners and more than likely we will install mining machinery to facilitate fast and deep mining. Not alone will McSorely and Scott Salina, was closed the first of this aid in developing the promising bo- week when W. McSorley and J. G. nanzas in Salina canyon and adjacent Scott, secured a three year lease on territory but many other prospects the Salt Gap No. 1 and 2 claims from are being developed. Alvin Soren-JoseSorenson and his son, Alvin aon, who has been working on a The. lessors, both ex- - prospect in Loss Creek, has Sorenson. ip ipinjng and vrelj. Knvra, lished a 'camp and two men are at in mining circles throughout the work sinking a shaft and otherwise state, are here and work of further prospecting the ground. development is going ahead as rap- Williams, Jensen and Crane, own-idl- y as possible. There will be sev- - jng property at Devils kitchen, eral preliminary arrangements to be some three miles southeast of town, made and when everything is in read- - uncovered some fine lead, silver and iness development will go ahead with zine specimens Wednesday. They nr r all haste. highly encouraged and the formation Messrs McSoj;ey and Scott are shows indicatons of permanency. Brown and Burns, operatng at the practical, miners, having spent many -years in the various camps ihrough- - Twist Rod. av.,s(; QUt Utah and Nevada and their of Salina, haye...encoumereu u ... . knowledge of the business will be a vein of lead, silver and zinc ore and great aid in opening up the ledges, indications are very bright for de-- An important deal, and one Which promises to result in a thorough development of the gret mineral sources in the mountains just east of ph estab-perienc- con-boar- d, ed of mining and extracting the ores. For- the present only preliminary work ia to be done and first it will be deter- mined the trueness of the vein or ore deposit. The new owners will sink the prospect shaft to a greater depth and the present body of ore will be further explored. The indications are highly prom- Both Mr. ising, sad Mr. McSorley. and myself have had a wide experience in the mining game.and for a surface showng the claims we have just secured our lease on looks mighty promising. A close inspec- tion shows lime and shale contacts, both indicative of good mineral, and we start, which will be next we expect to have some real news in a short time. For the present we will do the develop- .ment ourselves and later on, if con- - veloplng a producer, One of the newest and latert strikes is reported just east of Red-li- e mond. Messrs Anderson, peterson and Peterson are sinking I shaft near the railroad switch, i amidst a depth of 18 feet a vein was cut showing good values in silver and lead. Vivian Bums and associates, eratlng in the Salt Gap country, .sinking a shaft and expect soon to encounter the vein that' counts through heir holdings In every instance where work is being carried out splendid showings are being had and it is conserva-whe- n tively predicted that before the mer passes some startling diseover-minin- g ies will be made and that Salina will become a big shipping center for high grade ores. op-Sc- sum-Mond- Holding a secret for a period of many months, and holding it secure, was ,&ceampjished by a well known young lady pedagogue, and the high-hav- e ly accomplished daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. E.-- West. The formal an- nouncement of the marriage of Miss shipping point in the west, can lay pete-SeviSugar Beet association Beulah West to Dr. Kent L. Gold- - claim to outranking any other point ,. u m A w lc.i, 18 0 le cn c bianson, was made the first of this along the Marysvale branch line of house next Saturday after- week, by the parents of the bride, the Denver & Rio Grande railroad meeting at 2 oclock, promises beginning noon' The ceremony that made the happy for other commodities, according to to one be of most imijortant held the couple man and wife, was performed statistics just compiled for 1925 by at Salt Lake City September 2nd, of H. S. Carlisle, local agent for the since the association was organize! The meeting last year, and the happy twain kept company. A total of 1,086 carloads some two years ago. the matter a profound secret from f freight were sent from this point, kas been called for the puipose of ithe public until this week. Natural- - and the incoming freight shows a elating a president, a Ient secretary-treasura and four ly the hosts of friends of both the total of 178 cars. The tabulation is to next serve directors for the year. groom and bride were agreeable sur- - from January 1, 1925, to December In addition to the selection of offiprised and congratulations have been 31, 1925, and the Increase is far in advance than what it was at the ce's,' the reports of the secretary-treasurjn order. and other officers of the Mr. Car- Mrs. Goldbranson is the youngest close of the year 1924.. will be heard and other association daughter of Dr. and Mrs. C. E. West, lisles report, giving the various business important subjects will bo and is a native of Salina. She at- - commodities handled, shows as fol- and discussed. taken up tended the schools here graduating lows: The association is proving a big 1 orwarded Cars with honors both from the grade and in aiding its members and factor She sounded out hsr Mrs. George Henry Gates celebrat- high schools. in marketing products, secur- others b education at the University of pi0gS ed her birthday anniversary party concessions from the sugar proper go ing and after two years of study gheep Tuesday evening when she entertain- - Utah, and arranging for future . company jpg ed a s;x oclock dinner party to ske was awarde(l a diplonia in pedag- - ggjp gg prices and at next Saturdays session to in jjay specialize kindergarten Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Peterson, T. P. n some highly important subject will her idea Peterson, Mrs. A. S. Gates and Edwin teaching. She abandoned bfe band,,d following the election of Peterson. The home was tastefully- - f. teaching kindergarten and instead plflllr , new officers. Due to the fact the ,, decorated in Christmas colors and a took up grade teaching, following it the operations of the association that 7 bowl of carnations formed the . cen- - tor five years, following which she Wheat ..A its organiation has been an aid since 1 Oil to all its members and even those trpiece for the dinner table. During was. courteously granted a life cer- 8 the evening members of the Royal tificate by the state board of edu- - Elay who are not members, it is imperative 516 Beet cation. in Her success was Gates the home teaching Neighbors invaded that every beet grower and especial4 Stuff andgHve the honor guert a Surprise, devotion and service and this was ly members of the association, be 1 'Rke diversion ,was 500' and later marked by the rapid progress made Potatoes present at the meeting. ' dainty refreshments were served, in her work. 1086 Dr. Kent Godbranson, the groom, The evening guess were Mesdames Received Cara . El-i- e son Mrs. Lou of Goldbranson Rex, Preslr.da Crane, Claud" tamed at a new years party at their ' of Richfield. RichH. He S. R. is a J. of native Ewels, Burgpss, Gates, home Friday evening. Progressive 5 Matilda and field, and after graduating with Nelson, II. McKenna 500 was the diversion of the eve- Miss Lena Peterson. Parkville honors, he attended the and at midnight a luncheon wm atb j ning co'lege of Missouri. To complete served to Mrs. Stewart Young nd H. F. Jensen and Geo. Brienholt, bis studies in dentristry, his chosen Miss Isabelle Young of Bingham, Mr, niofored to Richfield Tuesday after- - profession, Dr. Goldbranson attended rs and Barnard, Mr. and Mr. 23 Lumber the Northwestern university in noon, and combined business Miss Florence Barn- Clarence Mills, 2 c.ajj. later took a pleasure for a few hours. Heber ard, Whiting and John Barnard. course. .18 ; Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Peterson of Following the close of the schools Automobiles 1 . .14 Jumbo . . Cement Gunnison, and who have hosts of here next spring, Mrs. Goldbranson 1 Cattle Ties warm friends here, are receiving the will join her husband at Chicago, 1 1 Flour of and they will make that city their Shingles congratulations of their host 2 B Plaster friends orer the birth of a fine baby permanent home. Both are well and Brick Sand ; Wire Peand here best the known week. Mrs. of this bey Tuesday favorably 5 terson and son are at the Salina hos- wishes go out from all for a happy Corn 178 Total Implements voyage on the matrimonial sea. pital and are doing fine. ' RETURN TO SCHOOL STUDIES A host of students, who were in Salina to enjoy the holiday vacation, returned to their respective schools after enjoying a real visit with home folks. Edward Martin, Ted Shepherd and Miss Lou Shep- herd were Found for the Westmin- ister college at Salt Lake; Ausman Whiting went to the Snow college at Ephraim; Cleo Crane returned to the Salt Lake business college, and Anna Peerson returned to the West Side high school at the capitol city. The following returned to their studies at the University of Utah: Misses Helen Anderson, Phylis Jorgenson, Leah Nielson, Amelia Hugentobler, and Gordon Monroe, Paul Burgess, Marion Bird, Carvela and Wayland Mattsson, Buster Barnard, Lamar Burgess and Owen and Lee Murphy, -- f M.. ember North Sevier Immediately following the evening program dancing will be the feature and real Scandinavian music will be furnished for the revelers. wk rUrp'i5aV services Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock from the Second ward chapel. Asel Curtis presided at the ceremonies and speakers were Ira Rasmussen of this city. President Martin Jensen of Redmond, and Moroni Lazenby of Auroa, Eulogies front each speaker was given to the departed and his lifes work as a member of the L. D. S. church was praised. Sympathy to the famiy bereft too, was of the husband and father. An appropriate musical program was given during the ceremonies, sev. eral selections being given by the choir. Whispering Hope was impressively sang as a duet by M. L Oveson and G. M. Wright, and James C. Jensen sang as a solo, Loves Vocal Solo, Norweigian National J. M. Peterson Hymn Closing' Hymn, Star Spangled Banner Congregation Gaillt! Ba-st- impressive ...... Talk Lewis Larson, well known in Sa- lina and Southern Utah, died at Salt Lake City Tuesday evening of this week, according to a message receiv-Cran- e ed by his daughter, Mrs. Ira Ras- mussen. Death followed a long s'e?e of sickness and was the- result chronic( diabetes, followed- By a slrokc of apploplexy. Mrs. Larson, who was with her husband during the onS illness, was at the bedside when the end came. Mrs. C. H. Gates and Orval Larson of this city, left for Salt Lake Wednesday morning in answer to the summons from 1 the grief stricken wife and mother. Lewis Larson resided in Salina for more than .twenty years. During his early life and when he was in his prime, be was an active worker ?nd engaged in various occupations, such as farming, stock raising and New Years eve the" Alumni assofollowing other vocations. He was ciation of the North Sevier high a.n ardent member of the L. D. S. school held its third annual banquetf church and served-a- s high pries, the festivities being staged at the ,.)ter doing. at the Man temple high school dining room. Some for- temple. ty alumni members were present and The deceased was a native ef Dentin oughout the affair proved inter- - mark and he came America wben esting and entertaining. Many classes yet a boy with his parents- - xhe rs and held for George Myron Burr, bbe wejj known Salina citien, last Mr. Burr died Wednesday morning Stake Presidency last week, following a lingering Mrs. Carl Nielson Solo iliness. He had been at Milford and H. S. Jensen Reading when b:s condition did not improve Remarks. .Member Stake Presidency returned to Salina to be with his A. Willardson Vocal Solo Soon after arriving home on famiy. . Congregation Singing .7 .T.. Christmas day, he began to sink Benediction . . rapidly and, his suffering was re- The evening program will be given eath Wednesday at Social hall after the basket ball li!V,ediby of last week. game, and is as follows: A large gathering of sorrowing Singing Congregation friends paid a sorrowing tribute Invocation when the last final rites were said Singing Congregation for jhe deceased. Talk John Anderson Re,atives and friends from Emery Vocal Solo . . W L Swalbere county, Aurora, Provo, Annabelle, C. M. Mickelson Talk Marysvale and Burrville were pres- Vocal Solo, Danish National Hymn.. ent at the funeral. F. T. Nelson Fire Department John Arneson and Joseph Anderson. Water Works H. S. Crane, H. C. Williams and 0. G. Nielson. Licenses John Arneson, H. S. and H. C. Williams. The officers to serve as city mar-shal, nightwatchma'n, city justice, quarantine physician and city sexton, are to be given under bids and the city has asked those desiring the several positions to sUbrr)i.t bids .by January 16, 1926. Larsens first settled at Elsinore, ter coming to Salina. Some Solemn Salt Lake Mining Men Secure Long Lease on the Sorenson Property were Congregation Old Sweet Song. Invocation Services were opened with invoca- Singing Congregation tion by Hans C. Nielson and the bene- Welcome Address. .Mathias Erickson diction was offered by Bishop G. M. Mandolin Solo.' Leland Linhardt BurrSinging X-r- of the past years were represented, and the class of 1924 was credited with having the largest representation present. Peter Peterson, alumni president for the past two years, presided and acted doing the hon-owith credit The program started with of Blue and Crimson, the school song. During the banquet, which was exquisitely served, G. M. Wright rendered a .cornet solo, Miss Seorup gave a brief and u inspiring talk and Miss Rosena n entertained with a well rendered solo. Miss Gail Johnson, pf piano , . At seven thirty oclock in the evening the session will resume and a 'program will be given. Just before the opening of the evening services a basket ball game will be played between the Danes and the Swedes. For this thrilling event an admission charge of fifteen cents or two for a quarter will be made. The afternoon program will be as 0. Laraely let Here For Rennion Antomoliite Accident Monday KO. 29 UTAH, FRIDAY, JANUARY 8, 1926. 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