The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-01-30
MANTI NEWS NOTES.
Public Debate INDUCED in by Lincoln
Glass of District School.

Manti. Jan. 29-.Was the Revolutionary
War Just or Unjust was the subject
for debate in the Lincoln class of our
district schools last Monday night. Helen
Jorgensen, Ray Dyreng. Luella Lowry
and Maggie Crawford were on the side
of the Americans, while Chris Friedrich
Geraldine Hougaard took the English
side OF the question. The judges were
Arnfred Christensen, May Reid and Ida
Hougaard, all teachers in our district
school. The decision was rendered in
favor of those taking the American side
of the question. Principal Justesen was
chairman of the meeting. The debate
was held in the district school house and
A card party was given at the home OF
Attorney William X. Reid last Tuesday
evening.
Miss Laura Stevens of Oakley. Summit
county. who has spent some time in this
city visiting relatives and friends, among
whom are the Bench family of this city,
left for her home Monday
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Carl A. POulsen and Miss Lavina Hall
Of Magrath. Canada The marriage was
held Yesterday, the 18th. The young PEG
pie were former residents Of this city.
weight party viii be given in the
opera house Friday evening for the bene-
fit of the South ward assembly hall.
Gentlemen present viii draw for their
partners. and Will pay at the rate of one
/ half cent per pound on the weight of
their partners.
The Manti tabernacle choir is making
preparations TO give a concert in the near
A sixty-three party was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Jensen last
Monday evening.
The programme for the conjoint session
OF the Y. Nj. and y. l. NJ. l. associations
of this city. which viii be held in the
tabernacle Sunday evening next is as fol-
lows. Mixed QU3rtette. by members of the
North Ward association: lecture /. r.
Andersen; selection by the Mandolin and
| Guitar club; lesson statement. Jennie
Bench; male quartette by members of
South Ward association.
EX-State Senator Ferdinand Alder
leaves for Salt Lake City Saturday next
on business connected with the Black
Pine Mining company.
The Manti Gun club has made an offer
OF $40 reward to any person who will give
I 1t information leading to the conviction
OF anyone. killing or entrapping any quail
during any month in the year. The hOys
/ intend to make the adventure a success.
as their last attempt at keeping quail
when the state game commissioner made
mem ,l a present vas a failure The cluh
has, during the past year. stocked the
waters adjacent TO Manti with 15.00G
trout. $4,000 trout spawn and 400 sunfish,
together with a number of grown bass.
tuesday last Ferrin the 1-mOnth-old
child of Mr.. and Mrs. Terrell died Mrs.
GoodalI
On the 9th inst. Mrs. Azariah Smith.
| aged 50 years, passed away after a long
illness. Deceased was among the pioneers
of these valleys. and was member of the
! Mormon church. At various times she
would lose her mind and her condition
some years prior to her death was trouble
some indeed to her relatives and friends
! Her husband who survives her is also a
very old man, and was "A member of the
Mormon battalion. Funeral services Will
| De held this afternoon at 1 clock
The quarterly conference of the South
Sanpete stake Will be held in Eohraim
| Feb. : and s.
Manti was visited by one of the most
beneficial sn0wstorms yesterday and last
night that has been evident this winter
The farmers and sheep men, and, in fact
/ all are happy and feel to rejoice over tho
/ prospects for the coming season. which
from all appearances, will be a most
profitable one.
President Lewis Anderson of the South
Sanpete stake left for Salt Lake City to-
! day on business.