Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-21
BRIGHAM CITY.
SCANDINAVIAN CONFERENCE.
Election Judges Notwithstanding
BcIls-Youths Get Sentences.

Special Correspondence.
Brigham City. Nov. 20.-Scandina-
Wan conference will be held in tho
brigham City tabernacle, sunday,
Nov. ~, at 10 a. m. and p. m.
Visitors are expected from Salt Lake
City and other places.
WEDDING BELLS.
Mr.. George Nicholas, Jr., and Miss
Minnie Yearsley We're married in the
salt Lake temple last Wednesday. On
the same day at the Logan temple
Mi. Hans Fnudsen and Miss Bessie
Hansen of the Second ward were made
one in the holy bonds of lnatrimony.
During the week the store left
pretty baby girls at the homes OF
Mr.. and Mrs, D. r. Jeppson and MI.
and Mrs Leslie Anderson.
HEAVY SENTENCE FOR YOUTHS.
The city officers arrested two young
boys. Alphonzo Poulson and Lafayette
Young, for purloining some fine quilts,
laprobes and other articles from an
automobile in Glover's livery stable.
The young men We're taken before
Justice Bowring, proven guilty anu
Poulsen was sentenced to pay me
OF $50 or spend 80 days in the county
Jail and Young to pay $50 or 60. days
in Jail.
Tuesday evening the ringing of the
lirebell caused some excitement The
cause was the loss of two little girls,
aged and 4 years, daughters of Mi
and Mrs William hotter who had
wandered away about p. m. while
I .l,,i,. \, niyin.
Tic little tots We're given permission
10 go and visit grandpa hotter but
when Mrs. hotter called for the child
rem they had not been to their grand
pas. a search was made until dark
when the bell was rung again. The
babes We're found in the First ward
where u kind lady had taken them in.
ELECTION JUDGES.
The following persons were appoints
cd TO act as judges of election by
The board of education at the coming
school election, to be held on We'd
nesday. December 2, 1908:
Honeyville and Lakeside--W: w.
l.asley, John G.. Wheatley, William
Baty.
Perry-James Young, Frank Hous-
ley, Hyrum Perry.
NIantua--Hans Keller, Nels Jeppe-
sen, w. P. tJeppsen.
Wilard-Peter Lowe, G. N. Hub
bard, Frank Wood.
Deweyville-Milo Gardiner, George
Dewey, John Knudson,
brigham. polls and FL. 2, y err
rell. Norman Lee, David P. Burt.
Corrine--C.W. Lawrence, sylvester
Owen, w. r. Holmes.
Bear River-Olaff Jensen, Albert
Holingreen, Alma Nelson.
Manila-Lewis Hursaker, Alvin
Keller. John Shuman.
Rawllngs-J. D. Harris, L. II. Gets,
]. G. Watt
Portage--Haps N Kundson, Thomas
p John, John Heaton.
Plymouth-W. H. Thornton, y. ~
Zundel, Thomas Archibald.
Felding-C. w. Earl. Frank. j
Walker. r. T.. Coombs.
Collinson-rHyrum Jensen, DeWayne
Morgan. Jacob Bigler.
Beaper--Joseph Watkins, Calvin
Erickson, Joseph Betters.
Garland Joseph w. Larsen. o.
Winters. W. T.. Groves.
f,iverside-L. H. kennard, j. II
yelling, Moroni Ward
Curlew-J. = Fl. Garbanetti, George
Shovel, A. l.. Petersen.
Clear CreekShel E. Baker, Charlie.
kempton, Oscar Rose,
Junction-John Lind, J. o. Tracy
D. s. Tracey.
Grouse Creek-Phillip Packet, II
H. Warburton, Lorenzo Rheims.
Terrace-John Warren, H. Z. Lar
son. Andrew Warren.
Park Vallew--L. H. Burton. Ravit
7-rt tc. .;c.li ~ acob hiisi.tlstg-qt5Ei
kelton---John L.. Barnes, JOSEPH
Baker, p. II & Jones'
Thomas Whitaker, ,tarles Stokes
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