The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-28
Two Cache County Boys Lose
Their Lives.
IN SWIMMING ON SUNDAY
BOY BREAKS HIS ARM-AN-
OTHER LOSES A FINGER.
Chapter of Accidents Reported From
Logan-Slaughter OF Squirrels In
Summit county-Park City Ball
Players and Bands Celebrate
Their Victories-Cowboy Captured

Logan, July 27.-Two boys named
Hjelte and Christensen were drowned
in Bear river last Sunday. They were
in swimming and were washed into a
deep pool. Their bodies have not vet
been recovered, but every effort is be-
ing made to that end. Bear river has
claimed many victims, it being a
treacherous stream. with shifting sand
banks all along its course.
A son of Paul CARBON, Of Benson, had
his arm broken in three places and the
elbow join dislocated last Sunday
while riding and driving band of
horses.
The speakers at the tabernacle last
Sunday were Elders Soren Peterson,
Charles NJ. Harris, Christian Riesen-
nay and President Isaac Smith. The
first three have recently returned from
abroad, and gave highly interesting ac-
counts of their travels.
NEW INDUSTRIES.
Mr.. Thomas Hillyard is down from
Gentle Valley and reports that two
new stores and a creamery will shortly
be builf there.
A new Industry has been established
in Logan by T. jacobson, in the shape
Of d blueing factory.
President Tanner of the 4. c., is
back from the east. While absent he
attended the national educational con-
vention at Milwaukee, the meeting of
Republican league clubs, at Detroit,
and other important events.
Joseph r. Wilson, jr., left today for
the southern states, on a mission
There is considerable dissatisfaction
expressed over the new freight train
running schedule. 1t now leaves at
3: so in the afternoon and passengers
going northward on the main line. now
wait at Cache Junction seven or eight
hours for the through train.
Professor and Mrs. Foster Miss F'os-
ter Miss Cara Foster, Mr.. r. S. Lyon,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Gates and others
ara rusticating in Logan canyon.
Miss Emma Hyde, a popular young
lady of this city, has returned from a
weeks pleasant visit in Salt Lake City.
Commissioner Martineau and wife re-
turned from Salt Lake Monday. Mr..
Mertineau is well pleased with Cache
county's showing at the Jubilee.
William Louri, a highly esteemed
young man of the Fourth ward died
Sunday of hemoThage of the lungs.
The examinations for teachers in the
city schools viii be held Aug. PA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fleming and Miss
Chamberlain are back from Salt Lake.
Hon. Moses Thatcher is in Logan
again.
The intelligent compositor recently
credited Mr.. Charles Kallstrom with
more than wife, whereas he is strictly
a monOgamist.
Misses Della Torgeson and Fanny
are receiving the congTatula-
tons of their friends upon the beautiful
picture they made on the Cache float
in the jubilee parade.
Willard Vaughan, son of Bishop
W. ". Vaughan of Wellsville, under |
went an operation for appendicitis Sat
urday. He was resting easily yester-
day, and full hopes are entertained for /
his recovery.
a son of Timothy Davis, of the Sec
ond ward. had his fingers painfully cut /
in a corn shelter last Sunday. The /
little finger was so badly squeezed as
TO make amputation necessary.
Mr.. Don Musser has resigned as city /
editor Of the Journal and Fred Mar /
shall has been Installed in the position. |