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I H I Wft ariftttulok I COVERS THI 1 A W RIVE R V A L L tV" LIKI A lTTA N K K T II Vol.5. No. is. Published at l.nrland, I'toh. Soturdoy, May 21, 110 II UTAH COMMERCIAL CLUB "BOOSTERS" WELCOMED TO GARLAND. MMIMMUMIttMMMIMtMMMI Mayor and Marshal Out of Town and City Turned Over to the Boosters. IN TOWN FOR FOUR HOURS. Met at the Depot by Town Board and Prominent Citizens and Escorted to Hall Where a Fine Program was Carried Out. Garland did itself proud in the l'oyal reception tendered the Utah Commercial Cluh Boosters, who visited our fair city Friday morning, and took great delight in being honored with the presence of such an aggregation of wide awake commercial men. The special train arrived at 6 a. m. and bright and early members of the Club were seen on our streets "taking in the sights." The Town Board, prominent citizens and many others met the Club at the Depot and Montgomery's Band filled the air with strains of beautiful music. Headed by the Town Board and Band the aggrega tion marched up Cutler street , to Main, on Main to Factory street and down Factory street to the Garland hall. The crowd soon packed the house. The hall was tastefully decor ated by the L. S. C. Club and the curtain bore the words "Welcome, Utah Commercial Club." After music by Mont gomery's Band, Trustee Joseph Jensen delivered a short ad dress of welcome, turned the town over to the "Boosters" and introduced Geo. T. Odell as toastmaster, who responded in a neat speech. Booster Glen Miller spoke of the wonderful improvements here, the growth of Salt Lako and complimented the L. 8. C. Club in putting the words Utah Commercial Club on the cur tain. The Utah Com. Club Quar tette (Graham & Co.) rendered in fine style "Rings on My Fin- i gers and Rings My My Toes," assisted by the Band and all! the Boosters. This selection I called for an enchore, which was responded to by "E Yip Addy I Ay I Ay." Booster Mosiah Evans gave a Boosting address and moved to change the name of the Club from 8. L. Com. Club to Utah Commercial Club which carried with cheers. 8ecretary and Booster of the Club Joseph E. Caine delivered a fitting address and handed a lemon to Ogden, accompanied by an appropriation of 30c for an ice factory. George Austin, another Booster, paid a splendid tribute to home manufacture and in dustry and hit the nail on the head when he said "Patronize Home Merchants and Home Industry." Toastmaster Odell said "We have already stayed beyond our time, but we're going to stay a little longer, we like it so well." Loud applause followed. Then the quartette brought the house down in the rendi tion of a choice melody that called for another enehore "Keep Your Foot ou the Soft Pedal." More music by the Booster Band and cheers for Garlaud, cheers for the Boosters, cheers for everything good, followed. In the corner of the hall the L. 8. C. Club served some of that "good" puuch to every body and the Boosters marched to the train. From this city they went to Tremonton and quite a number of our citizens joined the ag gregation i n a visit to our neighboring burg. Come again stay longer. Three cheers for the Booters. Make Hay While the Sun Shsnes If you want money you jwill have to start gatheing it. 4 Most people wait for a wholejfortune to come at once. You probably have a fortune corajng to you, but it will come a little at a time. If you keejp spending it as it comes, of course you will never have your fortune. Start storing it open an account with this Bank today and make it grow THE BANK OF GARLAND. Moaiali Evans. Preidnt. EIIm A. Smith. Vice-Prctiitent M. D. Evans. Cashier. j ACCOUNTS and LOANS SUBJECT to EXAMINATION by STATE BANK EXAMINER I I 48 I Married in the County Seat. Tuesday at 10 a. m., in Brig ham City, the marriage cere mony was solemnized that un ited in the bonds of wedlock Miss Helen Kenuard and Alfred E. Granger, both ov this city. The young couple were chape roned by Mrs. C. O. Anderson. The bride is the daughter of L. H. Kennard, Sr., of River side and has brothers, sisters, aunts, cousins, uncles and friends by the dozens. She is a popular young lady, well and favorably known both here and in Riverside. The groom is the popular young proprietor of the O. K. barber shop and since coming here has built up a splendid reputation and business as well as having made many friends. On their return trip a crowd awaited them at the Garland depot to give them a "shower," but they went right through to Riversibe, where a fine wedding supper wes in readiness for them at the home of the bride's father. A host of relatives from this city and Riverside were in attendance. The young couple returned to this city Wednesday morning and have taken up their abode with Mi. and Mrs.C. O. Ander son and family where they are at home to their many friends. The Globe joins in wishing them happiness, peace and prosperity. Work Progressing. The work of moving the poles from the center of our streets is going on nicely. A force of R. 1C.B. Tel. Co's men and a number of our citizens- are pushing the work. We are pleased to see these improve ments and hope the good work will continue until all our public thoroughfares are free from these unueccessary obstructions. Every house-keeper can be her own painter, and brighten up the many little things about the household. Riter Bros. Drug Co. will tell you how to do it. m26-tf Sunday Services. Bp. A. R. Capener presiding. Singing "We Thank Thee O God for a Prophet." Prayer by J. J. Shumway. Singing "Praise to the Man Who Com muned With Jehova." : Sacra ment administered by Elders Ludvig Larsen and Felix D. Baird. Eight members wero accepted in the ward as follows : Ephrain Frederickson and family, 5 in all, Oscar L. Harris, Arnold Boss and Courad Boss. The speakers were O. L. Wilcox, H. 8. Rice and D. B. Foulger, who spoke on the subject of Peace Day. Singing "Come 0 Thou King, of Kings." Benediction by J. H. Bowcutt. Attendance 70. L. W. Preston, ward deck. THERE ARE TWO HONEST WAYS I in whioh a poor man may beoome I wealthy. One is by saving a part of I his inoome regularly and putting it into I the Bank until it ammounts to a com- I fortable fortune. H The other is by saving his money and I investing it into profitable enterprises. In either oase the Bank is necessary. I Whiohever way you try, this Bank Is glad to hold out a helping hand and as- sist you in every way possible. Have an aooount with us beoome one of our I customers and see. . State Bank of Brigham City. , I UNDER STATE SUPERVISION AND CONTROL. fl ' ' '" " ' ... i .i . ,. ., - i tg M Liberty Pole Up Again. Supt. T. H. Edwards, Engi neer Joseph E. Corbett and a force of Utah-Idaho Sugar Co. employees, hoisted the Liberty pole Thursday evening that was recently blown down. This timo it is up to stay. The joints of the pole have been telescoped and tightly screwed up so the pole will have to snap squarely oft if it comes down again. Be sides this Edward's pattented "guy wire" has been put onto the pole and it is now a safe proposition. The pole has been repainted and presents a pleas ing appearance. Horry up and doside if we are going to celebr ate the 4th of July so as not to disappoint the flag pole. Religion Class Fair. The September Fair to be given by the Bear River Stake Religion Classes, promises to be a big fall event. A committe consisting of J. H. Forsgren, Lucy A. Clark, O. A. Seeger and John Devey is meeting with success in the matter of sueuring liberal prizes to be offered for various branches under the headings of educa tional, music, art, floral, trades, scientific, needle work, agri culture.horticulture and annual husbandry. A list of prizes offered, by whom contributed and other details will appear in our next issue. Located in New Quarters. Studebaker Bros. Co. and the Garland Harness Co. moved into the new building on West Factory street the fore part of this weok. Studebaker Bros. Co. occupies the main part of tho building and the Garland Harness Co. has the .east part which gives them a nice, roomy shop. A fine office has been put in which will be used by both firms. Ofcourse this week has been spent in merely put ting things in order, but in a few days everything will look neat and up-to-date in every respect. Good for the west side. I Additional Looal. I Mayor and Engineer J. G. fl Wheelon is in California on fl matters pertaining to construe- fl tion work. I A. I. Grover was called to fl Farmington Thursday to the fl bedside of his mother, who is I not expected to live. I Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Manning fl drove over to Logan Saturday fl and spent Sunday with their I daughter, Allissa Manning, who I is attending the B. Y. College. fl Wednesday they went to Farm- I ington to attend a wedding re- fl ception given in honor of Ed fl C. Manning of that place and I Miss Nellie Butcher of Kays- fl villi-. J. F. Owens, who was recent- I ly operated upon at the Holy fl Cross hospital, came home last fl Saturday and spent Sunday fl and Monday with his family. fl He returned to the hospital fl Tuesday and will remain there fl for a season until he entirely fl recovers. The next time he fl comes home it will be to stay, fl we hope. H A committee o f treasury fl officials will recommend soon I to Secretary of the Treasury I Mac Veagh, that a reduction of I the size of paper money be I made. The new size greenback I will be one fourth as large as the I present ones in circulation. If fl the change is made it means a I saving of $500,000 in currency fl note paper to the Government. I Worse Than Bullets. I Bullets have often caused lose I suffering to soldiers than the I eczema L. W. Harriman, Bur I lington, Me., got in the army, fl and suffered with, forty years. fl "But Bueklen's Arnica Salve fl cured me when all else failed," fl he writes. Greatest healer for fl Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Burns, I Cuts, Wouuds, Bruises and fl Piles. 25c at All Druggists. fl Excursions East fl Via Oregon Short Line. fl To Cheyenne, Denver, Colorado fl Springs, Pueblo, Kansas City, I 8t, Louis, Omaha, Chicago, St. fl Paul, Minneapolis and many fl other points. Tickets on sale fl May 6th., and 14th., June 4th.. fl 11th, 18th, 27th., July 7th., and 1 29th., August 4th., and Sept- fl ember 14th., and 23rd. Limit fl October 31st. See agents for 1 rates and further particulars. 1 a30-tf. I ! H mmbm H