The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-09-14
RExBURG NEWS.

Especial TO The Hcrald-Repub lican1
RexburE, Sept. 12-The district
school started today with an attend
ance OF $50 pupils. 90 beginners.
Tho teachers are Professor James
s.. Langton. principal. Leroy Linsday.
seventh grade. Cora Shurtliff sixth
grade. Tia nltha Truman. fifth grade.
Grace Williams. fifth grade. Maud Tur-
man. fourth grade. Eliza beth Sport.
fourth grade Edith Burk. third grade.
Mary Cook and Marie l.anEtou. second
Erade. Jennie Waldrom and Lydia Fon-
nerbeck. first grade.
school election was held last week
and W. a. walker and O.. w. Poole were
cle tied as school trustees. AR. Walker
has held this position for some time.
The Official count Of the primary cleo
ticr is now in and the candidates are
as follows. the Republican being first.
followed bT bis Democratic opponent.
Judge. sixth judicial district-Jarnes
u. Millsaps. James n. Stevens. SEN
ator-Charlcs w. Poole. Guy =. Bow
erman. Representa- tives-Cieorge s..
pinuock. Cyril J. Call. George T. Hin.
n. -. Fairbanks. Wesley Gibson. Eli
Harris. Chris Jensen. Alfred Kicks.
Commissiohcr. First district-Frank
Ellsworth. Walter a. Evbee. Commits
sioncr. Second district-Richard n.
smith s. W. Orme. Commi ssioner.
Third district-Alariou 7. Kerr. W. T..
Flint. clerk OF district cOurt-A. NJ.
Carter. Bernice =. Harris. Assessor
and collector NJ Hammond. j. r.
Ross. Sheriff-No nominee. =. j. Har-
ron. Prosecuting attorney- Bert n.
Mt!icr. \. IT. Mcconnell Urea surer-
Don g. briggs. r.. O.. Fuller. Surveyor
-wifimot d. Kenny, no nominee. SUI
pcrfnteudcnt public iustruCtion-Grace
pr. Taylor. Harriet 4. Wood. Probate
iudge-James q. Givinu. John Donald
son. Coroner-James IT, Mason, Mar
tin Harris.
g. @. Keller. the implement man.
rolled a peanut with n toothpick some
distance up Main on n political bet on
the nomination OF Governor Brady.
Principal Ezra G.. Daily. Mr.. briggs.
the music teacher. Maud Truman and
Gladys Bassett went 90 the Teton Basin
last week in the interest OF the acad-
envy.
Tho academy does not start until Oc-
tober 10. then viii run six days OF the
week. giving farmers n chance 10 COM
pfcte work before starting 10 school.
The throshing is completed on the
bench dry farms. and the farmers are
busy putting in fan grain.
The threshinE machines are busy
down west on the wet farms.
Tho heavy frosts did some DANA &c
TO the second crop OF hay. which IL now
being rut up.
me city pump IS out OF order and the
town is drv again.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j.. Engar have moved
90 Preston. where Professor Engar ex-
poets 90 teach music in the o. s..
academy.
Boys were born last week 20 Mr.. and
Mrs. George " inn aud Mr.. and Mrs.
William Ovard
Ross y Comstock. president OF tho
First National bank. was in Utah last
week arranging for his son and dauEh-
ter 20 attend school Ralph will at
tend All Haliows college and Marguer-
tie viii attend the Sacred Heart acad-
cfftv az. ogden
~. 81. Shields. proprietor Of the Idaho
hotel. took his son Ernest 20 salt Lake
last week 20 attend the salt Lake High
school.
Allie Kicks entertained n number %
his friends one evening last week
Tire NcusinEton Climb meets tomor-
row ~ Mrs Ross J. Const0ck's.
Miss Leila Ormshy. goes % salt Lake
I tt-ricft. where. She expects to remain
with her sister. Mrs. John Orson HYDE.
I for the .eintor and attend school at one
/ Of the high schools OF the city.