Dr Brasher… He Came When No One Else Had
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From Wilson to Hill: How Brasher, Poulsen, and Others Transformed West Side Medicine
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Jacob Hunter: A Foundation of Faith, Family, and Farming in Early Granger
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Fathers, Sons, and Fresh Produce: Hutchinsons #2 in the Karen Lee Neighborhood
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Three Stores, One Family: The Hutchinsons’ Lasting Mark
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From Family Roots to Community Grocer: Hutchinson’s Fine Foods in Granger & Hunter
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From Cart to Heart: Memories of Kent’s Foodtown
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The Grocery That Sang for a President: Kent’s IGA
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It’s a great map!
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Hunter LDS Stake 1880-1968
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Hunter LDS Ward house
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He was the 1st baby born in Hunter Utah
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Soon there was enough to grow an abundant crops.
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1889 Hunter Community Choir
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He remembered tilling the soil all over Hunter.
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The Jones family were all hard workers and very active in the community. The Jones Family were farmers and worked the land and helped the community of Hunter day and night.
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Jim and Bertha were both born in Hunter. They were married for 68 years and extremely involved in the community. They were critical to the building and dedication of the New Hunter LDS Building.
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Alma was Kind, honest, had great integrity and was unselfish. He was an excellent farmer, trapper, hunter fireman and bowler. He loved people and people loved him.
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John Thomas Evans was born in Wales in 1823. He came to America in 1854 and Homesteaded in Hunter. The S/E corner of 3500 S 5600W and at 6400 West by the Canal. He was an outstanding community leader and a hard worker.
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