The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-09-03

nelu I'D Ine spanish FORK City HAL,
Wednesday, Sep. 8, at 8 p. M, for the
purpose of electing seven delegates to
the State convention to be held in Salt
Lake City Sept. Is, also to elect seven
delegates to the judicial convention to
be held in Provo, Sept. H. BY order
of the precinct committee.
For the Estidfodd to be he held at
Salt Lake City Sept. 30 to Oct. Bird,
inclusive, The Ladies' Relief Society,
Oct. Bird, the L. d. s. conference to be
held Oct. 4th to 9Th and the Utah State
Fair to be held Oct. 9Th to 10th inclu-
sive, the Denver & Rio Grande will sell
continuous passage tickets to Salt Lake
and return at the rate of 1925 for the
round trip. Tickets on sale Sept. Both
to Oct. 10th, inclusive. Final limit,
Oct. 18th.
Mr.. M. j. Ryan of the Intermountain
Republican visited Spanish Fork yes
terday in the interest of his paper and
to further the candidacy of Miss Tacy
Rockhill who is one of the contestants
in the Republican contest for the Sill
600 prizes given away by that paper.
Miss Rockhill is leading all competitors
in her district and all her friends and
residents of this district should unite
to help her and assure her of victory.
Miss Rockhill is a charming young lady
and has the very best wishes of this
paper.
The singing at the City pavilion last
Sunday evening was excellent and very
well conducted by Mr.. Ludlow of the
Second ward. The anthem was beauti-
full and well rendered, time and char
acters so well observed. am pleased
to say that Spanish Fork choirs are not
all dead love music and | know
music when hear it. Wake up choir
leaders and show what you can do, and
if you can't don't stand in the way of
progress, as good chorister and choir
is equal to good bishop, as singing is
the life of m eetings. CA lover of
music.)
James Jameson and Magnus Enarson
arrived home from Skull Valley, last
Saturday, where Mr., Jameson and the
FIJI CT brothers have finished large
rock ard cement contract, wallng an
irrigating canal on the church farm.
This work is three miles long, around
the side of the mountain. The canal
will carry the water from six springs
which heretofore has seeped into the
ground, but will row irrigate thousands
of acres of fine land Mr.. Jameson in.
formed us that they have secured an
OF er similar contract from the noun
tains down to the ranch, which will
last till Christmas. Last Saturday it
was Is years since the Canaca colony
was organized in that valley, and the
occasion was big celebration, Joseph
F. Smith and other church officials.
the civil engineer, etc.. being present.
Mr.. Jameson came home on account of
poor heaIth.
The GOSPEL wagon missionaries fro.,,
the East arrived in town Wednesday
evening and expect to hold street meet
ings every evening for the next week
on two at the corner diagonally opposite
the Opera House. They will also sit
the people in their homes, leaving in
each an exceedingly valuable book on
the Bible, its origin and its chief teach
ilgs. There are six missionaries in the
company at present. They represent
no church, belonging to four different
ones at home, and travel in great gcs-
pei wagons winter and summer. preach
ing and talking with people only on the
great fundamental truths found in the
Bible. They extend most cordial in
vitation to all to attend their meetings
Subjects will be as stated on the bills
at O'Clock every evening, Providence
permitting. Good music, in which all
are desired to join, from the books
furnished.