Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-12-17

MAIN STREET, SPANISH FORK.

| fifteen schol children in the dis
trict. Not all can be accommodated in
the city proper Grades up to the
fourth are taught ut Leland and
| Palmyra. All other children are con-
veycd to the city in special carriages.
SPANISH FORK HIGH SCHOOL.
The opening Of high school, this year,
| was made under most favorable conui-
| lions. Improved environment, extern
| sion of the course of instruction. at
tendance, student-body activities, an
efficient faculty, have assisted in ma
king this the banner year. No little
| credit Is due the school board for the
part they have taken in bringing about
| encouraging results.
| Three years of secondary instruction
are offered this year. The courses in
/, clude those given in any well regulated
high school. 1t is believed that next
| year the course of instruction will DO
extended to four years. The attend
ance is unprecedented in the history
of the school. 1t has surpassed the
| scating capacity of the building.
| Each student Is n member of Il thor
oughly organized student body. Francis
| Shell Jr.. is the president and one OF
the leaders in its affairs. The .honor
| system" is observed in student body
procedure.
Ccrtificated and dcgrced men con-
|
| mel: Ed NJ. Rowe. principal; Daniel l..
Pack; l.. WI Nelson. district supcrin-
tendent: w. l.. McAllistcr.
The reputation OF the school Is steadi-
| ly increasing. During the last few
| years the attendance has increased 200
per cent.
NUMBERING.
This industry IS becoming one of i'm
portance in spanish Fork and her sub
urbs. The Jex Lumber company, with
Jno. w. JeN as manager. Is doing
very extensive business in the south
ern part OF Utah county. They pur-
chase from the local saw mills and also
from outside markets. Connected with
their business is IL modern planning mill
wherein all kinds of saving Is done.
Spanish Fork is growing, judging from
the number of residences built during
the past summer
CANDY FACTORY.
During the past two years the mer-
chants of Spanish Fork and nearby
c!tics have aided materially in estab-
fishing this industry. 1t Is conducted
by ChaS. III. Il. Tuckett. who is an cX-
pert candy maker. Judging from the
grade OF candy and the varieties made
ny this factory, Mr. Tuckett is entitled
10 the patronage Of all merchants and
citizens In this section.
SPANISH FORKS NEW BAKERY.
This enterprise is managed by Levi
Phillips, who is q professional In his
line. He supplies from his. bakery
Spanish Fork and her suburbs, also
Payson and Springville. This is one
or the growing Industries of Spanish
Fork, and her citizens appreciate the
efforts of Mr.. Phillips in making his
line of business one of the best.
THE BEE INDUSTRY
This tiourishing enterprise Il; conduct
ed by Stewart and Dart, two cnterprls-
ing and up-to-datc bee men. Their
stands are located in Spanish Fork and
suburbs, This company Is doing very
extensive business; they ship from
Spanish Fork each season thousands of
dollars worth of honey. They employ
dozens Of men and girls in their bust
ness and aid in advancing the bee in
dustry In this section. The people of
Spanish Fork are Interested in this in
Iustry
SPANISH FORK ELECTRIC SUPPLY
This prosperous company is managed
and owned by II. B. and Jas L. Hales.
Their business is growing In Spanish
Fork and surrounding territory. They
carry u complete line of all electric
supplies and are up-to-date in other
work. Call for estimates.
BEN ISAAC.
Mr.. Isaac Is one of the leading cit;-
2ens of Leland. He furnishes through
his store the needs Of the people Of
that section and is always on hand in
movements that benefit his patrons.
He has in connection with his store n
good coal yard. His prices are right.
Call and SEQ Ben. a IL
THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF
SPANISH FORK.
The Commercial bank opened its
doors ana commenced business on the
9th day Of April, 1905, capitnlized for
$4,000 and oftcercd by the solid bust
ness men and farmers of the COM
munity. 1t now stands as one of the
resourceful institutions of the city, and
Is criterion Of the advancement which
has assumed definite form in this mod
est city. Its methods Of business are
conservative ana modern, guarding
we'll Its own safety as also Its patrons,
It's accumulated surplus OF $1,000 in nve
years tells part OF Its story, the other
Fart is told by the Stockholders, while
the scm-annual dividends speak for
themselves. This institution is phiIan
throp!c in this. that 1t is ever ready
10 assist its patrons or the stranger
within the gates, in the commercial or
agricultural developments of Spanish
7 " " " y e'io1NlAilS ISullNlI your pa
ttronage ana will chcerfully and promt-
~ answer letters OF inquiry relative
to this big country. with it's vast acres
OF fertile land in the choicest fruit sec
ton of Utah, the Strawberry project
and the proposed sugar refinery. E'ol-
lowing are tho directorate: Henry
Gardner. president; r. r. Thurber,
Cashier; a, Is. Rockhill, Assistant
Cashier.
CITY DRUG COMPANY.
The City Drug Of Spanish Fork IA
one of the few stores In Utah com.
" that lines squarely up to it's high
title. Occupying one of the most beau
tiful store rooms, it IL always ire
nentable and contains real drug store
flavor This store under its present
eitlclent management Is one Of the