The Oakley herald. [volume] (Oakley, Idaho) 1908-1961, 1922-03-03


for plumbing and heating and for the
erection of a gymnasium building at
American Fork.
Sigurd.-Arrangme have been
completed for the erecting OF a mill
at Sigurd. TO exploit mineral deposits
for manufacture of Keene Cement
and gypsum products.
SmIthfield-A grand opening and
dedicatory program In honor of the
completion Of the North Cache high
school building at Richmond was
given by the Cache county board OF
education and the faculty few day.
ago.
Salt Lake.---After gamely battling
pnowstorms, billiards., snowslides, deer
drifts and zero weather for three days.
the University of Utah Hiking club.
thirty-one strong, returned from Brigh.
ton. OF this number, thirteen were
girls, while two were women chaperons.
Salt Lake.-About 40 bids were SUBJ
mitted to the state road commission
recently for construction of the two
bridges on the Ogden-Huntsville road
In Ogden canyon. The estimated cost
was $4,000 but 1t Is thought the trend
of the bids will be lower. The bids
were taken under consideration for
tabulation.
by the local farm bureau in coopera-
ton with the North Sanpete high
school, TO hold Slrmers' roundup and
housekeepers' conference in Mt. Pleas
ant March 1 and 2. The farmers OF
surrounding towns Fairview. Spring
City, Fountain Green and Moroni, ar'
keenly interested In tine event, and
large attendances are expected.
Logan-A committee from the resi-
dents of Cove waited upon the county
commissioners and urged that some
road work be done In the near future
In the vicinity OF Cove, north of Rich
mond. The commissioners promised
to give the request full consideration
and will do all that can be done to-
ward the Improvement Of the roads.
Ogden.-O r. Hook, 27S5 Grant
avenue, native of Oklahoma and
resident of this city for the past four
years, has received four war medals
from the British war office for the
service he rendered during the world
war from July 1915. to November.
1918. Hook was sapper in the royal
engineers and took part in the prin-
cipal major engagements.
Salt LAke-Governor Charles II.
Mabey announces that he will, in the
very near future, call meeting OF
State, County and City officials and
business men for the purpose of out
lining metho!E 1pr the relief of the
unemployed A large number of I'M
employed marched to the Capitol for
t'he purpose of informing the State Of
ncials of their needs.
Ogden.-Farmers Of Utah and Ida
no will, by November. be supplying
Utah packers with enough hogs so
that it will not be necessary to i'm
Dor. that stock from Omaha, is the
prediction of the general manager OF
an Ogden packing company. The pre-
diction is based on the result OF an
investigation Of the increasing inter
est the farmers of the intermountnin
states have taken in the hog industry
during the past few months.
Salt Lake--That instead of restrict
ing topographic work to particular
quadrangles, roughly sixty by sixty
miles in extent, the United States geo.
logical survey Is ready to cooperate
with the states In having such work
carried on in the districts for which
there is the greatest industrial anc
agricultural need for 1t, was the inten'
Of the message brought to Yah by Z
II. Birdeye, chief Typographical engin-
GER for the survey. Mr.. Birdeye con-
ferred with a number of state and
federal officials in the capitol, with
Salt Lake.. f. Dallln, native OF
Sprfngville. Utah, and now resident
of the east, who has gained interna-
tional fame as sculptor Is making
another try 70 have the state rid Itself
of the statue THE Signal OF Peace,
which at present occupies the post OF
honor in the state capitol, being placed
Immediately under the dome on the
main floor OF the state house. He now
offers the state. through the Ladies
Literary club, fhe original of his statue
"afassasoit," which was made for the
Pilgrim tercentenary at Provincetown
but ne attaches the condition that the
plaster "Signal OF Peace" is to be dos
troyed.
Nephi.-Contracts hove been award
cd for the building OF high scool nj
Nephi.