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Show r 13 Selected by Historic Committee Bountiful Area Legacy Preserved in Historic Sites - B' 1 N'TIFL'L The legacy of Bountiful has. been preserved in a booklet describing historic aites in the Bountiful area. The booklet, produced by the Bountiful Area Historic Sites Committee, should increase the awareness of the beauty of Bountiful. The Alma Hardy Photograph Gallery, which was located at 40 gallery was the first photography-studiIt in Bountiful. was located at the present site of the Bountiful Drug Store. Later, Mr. Hardy erected a studio on the east side of Main X. Main. The Street, just north of the present Sherman Williams Paint Store. Mr. Hardy encouraged the leisure time activity of taking pictures. Link 2 Cities The lo- Bamburger. cated at 253 S. 200 West, originally came to Bountiful in 1892 as part of Simon Bamburgers plans to link Salt Lake City and Ogden. The building is now occupied by the Bountiful Light and Power Co., However, it was originally used to store produce and commodities which were shipped by the Bamburger line. The station itself was in front of the existing building. The old Bountiful as a partner for 8475. the amount needed to buy a new press. A month later the name was changed For the early printing, a steam-drive- n press was used. It was later powered by gasoline, then a linotype press was used. Newton Tuttle was Bountifuls first temporary dentist. A blacksmith by trade, the only tool he used was a pair of forceps which he used to pull teeth, charging a quarter for every one pulled. Fet Buckland. Wallace Willey and Daniel C. Lee shared the business until a Dr. Clark, a traveling dentist came to town. In 1897 Byron Kesler was the first to set up an office. Dr. Keslcrs office w as on the west side of Main Street between 1st north and Center Street. Livestock Company The Deseret Livestock Co., and Mercantile Store in Woods Cross. The company was a consolidation of the three major lives- tock families of the area. The building, near the southeast corner of 800 West and 500 South. It was built of wood and e handled general for the conveni mer-chatvlis- ence of the general public in the wciuity. In the early 1900s, a large red brick building was constructed on the same site. s In the the Wasatch Oil Co. purch a.xed the buildings and made some structural changes. mid-1930- The Briant Stringham home, 725 W. 1000 North. West Bountiful was used also as an oftioe for l)r Stringham, the first phy sician and surgeon in Davis County. Being an a new community. The community. Sessions Settlement, later became known as Bountiful. It w as named after a city in the Book of Mormon. Perrigrine Sessions home, which was remodeled extensively In 1938, is now being used as a real estate and law-offic- East of Orchard Drive Bountiful Is a large circular building. It was the private museum of in Wllford Bood. Wiiiord Wood covered many of the trails followed by the early LDS pioneers, pick ing up artifacts along the t ami dedicated in lxjt the tune of itx the mill was the w monument lx now ereeted near the xde near a replica of the original ay the territory ;n largest Utah of Ihe large build. ug sen mg the firxt eight gradex. wax a distinct improve men! over the one room i hoolhouxes of the era -- A Flour Mill There was a great need for a flour null in the Bountiful area in 1851, so Heber C. Kimball asked for the water rights for nulling purposes. The mill was designed and built bv Frederick Kesler. It was finished null Stocker School The Stoker School, built upon the foundation of the old red brick Central School, was completed in 1904. It stands on the property of John Stocker. In the year 1915, a Salt Lake resident purehased laud on the low foothills in the south end of Dav is Bettilyon, City and daughter lear--hoi- husband now living in the home. YOU ARE INVITED TO AN OPEN HOUSE IN CELEBRATION OF OUR FIRST ANNIVERSARY FRIDAY, OCT. 26, 1979 7:00-9:0- 0 P.M. Sessions Settlement When David and Patty named their Sessions first-bor- n meaning son Perrigine, wanderer in they probably didnt realize how appropriate his name was. He journeyed across the West at the age of 23 and founded 1814, BONNEVILLE THRIFT TWILIGHT SALE in Ask REFRESHMENTS TO BE SERVED Bliss Hall, South, was erected in 1872 by tile New West 211 SOUTH MAIN 170 W. 400 Your aovmga or protoclod up to o maximum of $10,000 by the dutfnol loan guorantoe corp. of Utah wbdi tt an inerromentokty af the date of Utah or the Federal Government. 30 W. 500 SOUTH, BOUNTIFUL art for REAL ESTATE! BOUNTIFUL 298-348- 1 INTERIOR DESIGN ASSOCIATES of Manager About Free TVs. BONNEVILLE THRIFT oSrrt' Want Ada w Dr. with OiTrcvn Education Commission the Congregational Church for Protestant Missionary Schools. It was named for Charles Bliss, a New' England minister. Several Cemetaries Several cemetaries are listed in the booklet, including the City Cemetery, the Daniel Wood Cemetary and the t.mpaiiy SAVINGS Ads Wa- i Stringhams grand- The Best Bargains are today s Want tering Trough was located on the corner of Second South and Main Street. It was made of wood and was long enough for four or more horses to drink at once. our! XJj ingenious man. Dr. Stringham lighted his home by a generator hooked to a well. A button in an upstairs bathroom could alert his hired man to hitch up the horse and buggy for those middle of the night emergencies. The home has stayed in the family, A " I he t oil) as operated cot', pai.v tmoously for 84 years In 1"!., the Layton earning tl Company and the t Caimin:! Company inert, ed with the parent company. The lac lory was finally sold to the Phillips Sixty Six Oil The area by an arch, ihe al Nerda Arch Suae that time, the arch has (alien amt been replaced three limes The Woods Cross t an nmg Company wax incur porated in 1SH2. under the name The Woods Cross Canning and Pickling I bo, $51 801-295-94- 08 O Ses-sio- Settlement Cemetary The Bountiful City Cemetary was owned by the Church of Jesus . Christ of Latter-da- y Saints in its early days. , The city assumed the oteration in 1939 with , Johnathon Hill as sexton. Buried In the cemetary are 312 servicemen who sened in the war of 1812, Civil War, Indian Wars, Spanish American War, ! World Wars I and II the ; Korean and Vietnam con-- ; 0 WpMpW ft ; tsOo J flictS. Private Cemetary ! THE CLIMAX OF FESTIVAL wflelhi Yirecatf In 1858, Daniel Wood dedicated a private fami-- j ly cemetary on what is now the west side of 500 West at about 400 N South. It wag then part of Mr. Woods farm. The Sessions Settlement Cemetary was the second cemetary in Utah to be marked by a small quartz oblisk which stands on a small plot of fenced ground at Woods Cross City Park. There are about 20 persons buried there, including two Indians. When roads were laid in later years, some of the graves were moved to the City Cemetary. Between the years the Utah Light and Traction Co. began operating a line between Salt Lake and Chase Lane in Centerville. The power station was located in the building which today forms the tali south portion of the Suulh Davis Medical Center on Fifth South and Orchard Dr. Flve-CeF are Streetcar fare was five cents a ticket to the Salt Lake limits. It cost another nickel to ride into the city, in 1920 the fate was raised to seven cents. The streetcar was discontinued in 1920. - For Spring Color Holland Fringed Multiflowering Available In Burgundy Lace, Formoea, 12 cm. Georgette Holland Double Available Bloauxn tarty Tulip Bulb Bononzo, Carlton, Hytvina, 1112 cm. Holland Lily flower Tulip Bulbs Available In MarelHe, West Point, Alladln, 1112 cm. Triumphodor In oofii 5 Holland long Stem Tulip Bulbs. Available In Greuze, Paul Richter, Rosy 12 cm. Wings, Dillenburg or qdo Three quality Compact! from the experts at Ariens. ARRANGEMENTS OF THANKSGIVING HALLOWEEN NEW YEARS CHRISTMAS os Top Designers to Help You. SAVE U Reg. $2.90 Holland Rockery Tulip Bulbs 20 Available In Cape Cod, Tango, Oriental 12 cm. Beauty, Shakespeare Off on Ail Holiday Supplies Candles Pine Picks Natural Foliages Garlands Baskets Novelty Items Holiday Picks Silk Flowers During Our Open House See Our Christmas Lane "Color Me" nt introduces three pu.vorh,; Cot; a. is to fine line ot quality, : the the 5 hp. ST 504. 3 5 hp, ST.-'- ther two-sbu- e popular LARGEST PUMPKIN CONTEST JUDGING ARMSTRONG The Bountiful Tabernacle of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints was completed on March 4. 1803. It was constructed of logs, 20 x 3U feet on the corner of 20 OFF Oct. 25 Bring Pumpkin In Oct. 26 Judging (25 Categories) Prizes Awarded Oct. 27 Ideal for indoors Blooms All Year. s y The expert, ut Aden. Imow How to txn!d o great arid nobody doe. it bettm than Center, 4" Pot West. Refreshments Served with A Holiday Flair Around Hints for Holiday Entertaining. SEE YOU THERE! Many Other Blooming and Folioge Plants. and up From I First 30 People in Each Day Will Receive a Free 8 oz. bag of Plant Food. mmQmmmmwwiitim ii taeemninrii rfrti ir r " r" i11 i A.A A- - . . ai.ae construction, e Wheel drive provides multiple speeds forward, plus reverse, e Engineered balance lor maximum traction, eaey maneuverability. Rotating directional discharge chute Compact Sno-THiJ A I Garden Rg. $4.98 Sno-Thro- heavy-dut- l, Sno-Th-o- s ST70' 2.7 hp, Ariens Compact Required. Pre-Registrat- Miniature Roses y , HDD Sno-Thr- $1 45 f BS3 IT (OTTER! Parrot Tulip Bulbs. Available In Blue Parrot, Firebird, Fantasy, 12 cm Texas Gold 1913-191- fourth north and second It was later replaced by an adobe structure barely one year later Much of the construction was done by Thomas Fisher, who had done carpentry for Queen Victoria. Early Printing The Dm is County Clipper, Mi South Main, was begun in 1891 by Lamoni The Call, who startI Utile Clipper." In 1892, lohn KIhHIw Sr bomrht In y CuSUSSiZ GOT-- v m -- onsignsi $ y 'JSLgySHI ' |
