Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05
BRIGHAM CITY.
PEACH SHIPMENTS BEGIN.
None But Choice Fruits Will BE Put
On the Market.

On the Market.
Special Correspondence.
Brigham City, Sept. Yesterday the
Gamble. Robinson Co.. by their agent,
c. NJ. Blacknian, shipped the first car
of peaches out of Brigham this season.
Today the Brigham City Fruit Growers
association is loading a car Of Ell
berta peaches. which will be sent to
Omnlia 1t is estimated that 200 car
loads of Elberta peaches will be shipped
from here this season. The Fruit
Growers association has engaged c. II
Moore from Grand Junction, Colorado.
to superintend the packing and ship
ping of its fruit. in order that none
but the choicest fruit will be sent to
eastern markets.
POLITICAL M4tLANGE.
The Republican county convention will
be held in Brigham City next Satur-
day. primaries having been held In
nearly all thcSprecincts in the county.
The Democratic county convention
has been called for Wednesday, Sept.
IS.
Miss Helena Carter of Brigham City
and Mr.. William Jensen of Mantua,
were married in the Salt Lake temple
last Wednesday,.
Thursday evening Judge Bowrins
performed the ceremony that made
Mr.. Nels Jensen OF Promontory ana
Miss Myrtle Nielsen of Brigham City,
husband and wife.
VISIT OF NIALAD PEOPLE.
Last Thursday was Malad day, and
about 400 people from that place and
tho Bear River valley took advantage
of the excursion to visit the Peach city.
The main feature of the day was tho
game of ball between the Willard boys
and the Garland team. The game
was n good one, AT the close OF the
game the score stood 4 to ! in favor
of the Garland team, who We're jubi-
liant over the victory, carrying the u.
C. NJ. l. cup to the Sugar City At
the dance in the academy in the even
Ing n number of prizes were awarded.
Miss Della Clark Of Brigham was given
a prize for being. the prettiest girl
under is.
PEACH DAY PRIZES.
The executive committee has named
a number of valuable prizes for Peach
day, Sept. 49, The silver trophy cup
which was won last year by Mr.. Peter
Petersen, will be given for the best
best display Of peaches of not less than
40 cases. and a second prize Of s15 for
next best display of orchard and farm
products: S. cash for the largest and
best GO Elbertas. A number of small
e1 purizes will be given. A $40 cash
prize will be given for the best dec
Grated store on that day, in order to
induce the business people to make
their Individual stores as neat and at
tractive as possible.
SEPTEMBER CALENDAR.
Judge w. w. Vaughan was at the
court house Monday. Sept /.
Tria! calendar for September term
was set as follows:
Foxley ct al VS.. Romeo Smith and
G.. e. Mcfarland, garnishee Sept. g.
I. S. Woodland vs.. T. J. Woodland.
Sept. o.
Christina ]. Larsen VS.. Jens G. Gas
berg, Sept. 10.
William Anderson vs.. Promontory
Ranch Co., Sept. q.
Mrs. A. j. Bast VS., c. G. Adney,
Sept. 90.
Grace Anderson VS.. j.. j. Brunnett
and Alex Campbell, Sept. "a.
r. A. Newberger, VS.. David Robbins,
Sept. %.
William Jensen VS.. Boxelder Acade-
my of Music, Sept rs.
Three Mile Creek 1rr. & Reservoir
Co. VS.. A. r. C. Smith, Sept. IS.
Toltic Rach Co. VS.. &. N. Handy ct
al, Sept. 20.
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea acts
directly on the liver and kidneys, CIV
ing them strength to throw off all poi
sons from the system. Protects you
nr" m M.