Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-08-15

ors. These boxes VIII be nlled by the
growers and each box Will be marked
with the name of the owner from
whose orchard they have been select
cd The Boxeldcr News viii have II
special Peach day edition of the pa
per. The square north OF the court
house will be used for display of fruit
and booths.
MGR. MOORE TALKS TO FRUIT
GROWERS.
A meeting OF the fruit growers was
held at the court house last Monday
evening John =. Christensen, presi-
dent of the Gruit Growers association,
presided Mr.. John i. Moore. man
ager of the Fruit Growers associa-
ticn of Grand Junction, Colo, was the
main speaker. He gave some valuable
instruction as to the best method OF
sorting, packing and shipping peaches;
said that Brigham CITY was the best
place he has visited for raising the
liberia peach
Mr.. Gotlieb Detwiler and wife from
Kansas have been in Brigham city
during the week They like the cli-
mate and country so wei that they
have decided to stay and make this
their home. and have purchased the
residence of MIR. Fred Chcal of the
Fourth ward MIR, Cheal expects TO
move to Buriey, Ida.
VISIT OF APOSTLES
President Francis NJ. Lyman and
Anthony W. Wins OF the apostles
quorum, will visit Brigham City next
Sunday. also willard, where The meet
afternoon A special meeting Will be
held in the tabernacle Sunday evening.
Religion class officers meeting
was held in the tabernacle Sunday
afternoon, with the public invited.
Supt. Orion w. Snow was in charge.
After the opening exercises. Elder
Joseph j. Cannon OF the general board
of Religion classes Delivered an inter
esting lecture on guardianship work,
A conioint meeting of the seventies
and the public was held in the taber-
nacle In the evening The speakers
were Elders Eli Holton and Joseph j.
Cannon.
Mr.. Leo Madsen, the architect. has
prepared plans for the new meeting
house to be erected in the Third ward.
The plan shows building superior TO
any ward house in the stake.
GRAIN SHIPPING BEGUN.
The farmers throughout the Bear
River valley are busy harvesting and
threshing their grain About 10 car
loads of wheat have already been
shipped, which brings the farmers 10
cents a bushel.
The Stohl Furniture company,
which some time ago added piano and
musical Instruments to its business,
finds that the store rooms are getting
too small and is now fitting up the
west room of the First National bank
building and preparing for carload
Of pianos, which is expected in to-
morrow.
BEAR RIVER MILLING co.
number of the farmers of the
Bear River valley have purchased the
bonneville Roller mills from Mack &
Hunsaker and have Incorporated
under the firm name of the Bear
River Milling company. for $4,000,
with a paid up capital of $4,000. The
plant which has an excellent water
power received from the Honeyville
hot springs, will not only be used for
grinding out -four and mill stuff, but
will also be used in generating electric
power to be used throughout the val
ley.
The directors are Peter NJ. Hansen,
president of Elwood; Oleen n Stohl,
of Brigham City: David Holmgren' OF
Bear River City: y. n. Petersen, OF
Elwood Ben Hunsaker, of Honeyville.
BRIGHAM CITY TEACHERS.
The following teachers have been
engaged for the public schools in
Brigham City for the coming season:
For the High school-Prof. \. l.
NeT, principals; Hyrum Smith, Delta
Cole. Florence Compton and j. l..
Day.
Central school--C. J. Richey, j, ID.
Wade. Louise Kinnally, Ralph Jensen,
Leonard Nielsen. Il. Mcpherson. Syl-
vanus Iversen. Fred Phoenix. Hazel
Snyder, Lille Gothberg, Vera Davis,
Rachael Bannan.
First ward-Ruby stevens, VEGA
Chambers, Nan Kewley.
Third ward--Ann Phoenix, Alice
Yates Sevena Madsen.
Fourth ward-Retta Zippora Webb,
Florence Giles and Alice Harding.
SCHOOL CENSUS.
According to the Brigham CITY
school census enumerators' report the
number of children under school age
I'm BoxeIder county is 2,041 boys and
1866 girls or &c more boys than
girls. Ii shows an increase over lsOf
of 122 boys and III girls.
BoXELDER SCHOOL TEACHERS.
The following have been selected by
the county board 10 teach in the
schools of the county the ensuing
Apple Dale--Katherine Keller
Bear River-William Jeppeson, prin-
cipal: Peter A. c. Peterson.
Beaver Dam-Ezra Z. Jensen, prln-
cipal; Lillian Wright.
Bonita-Ella Iverson.
Boothe Valley-Annie =. MatteWson.
Corinne-A. l.. Shaw, principal;
Sarah l.. Douse.
Clear Creek-W. r. Stevens
Curlew-Blanche Lochenour
Deweyville-W. II. Nish, Nellie
Barnard.
South Elwood-William w owens,
Ada Hanson.
North Elwood-Olive Hall. Ivy Dora
Toone.
Evans-Angeline Shaw.
Fielding-Charles Wright, Cristie
Nordberg, Lydia Jolley, Maud Soren-
SON
Observation-Disclosures NINTH, Mary i.
Rose. La Won Griffith
East Garland-James Kennard, Mary
O'Connor.
North Garland-F. o. Haws, Mabel
Watkins.
Grouse Creek-Orson L. Despair
Honeyville-O. r. Mccormick, lrma
Mccormick, Nellie c. Carter.
Lake Side-Leroy Phillips.
Lucin--H q, Wright
Mantua--C. c. Jensen, lnez Stock,