Allen, Heber S.

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Allen, Heber S.

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        Ephriam Harker, born in Taylorville, Utah on December 28, 1854, came to the Cardston area on May 11, 1889 to establish a sheep ranch. In October of 1890 he and C.O. Card trailed 2200 sheep from Montana to Alberta. At one time, Ephriam herded as many as twenty thousand sheep. Ephriam was originally married to Alice Bennion. His second marriage was to Sarah Elizabeth Carter (born at Saint George, Utah) on March 25, 1889 in Utah prior to coming to Alberta. In 1902 Ephriam Harker and Heber S. Allen opened a flour mill on the banks of the St. Mary's River. The mill was damaged in the 1908 flood and it was moved to Cardston

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