The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-04-26
T6uRsoAy ArRiL 20 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

This, Hal AND he vi HEX
MIR. Franz Salsner and his mother
went to Salt Lake on Tuesday to the
Temple.
Subscribe for the BANNER and get in
formed OF the best industry tlat ever
clme TO Utah. 1.-THE Sugar Beet" =
California raises about 33.0O0,00O
pounds OF raisens every year, the most
OF which are consumed in the United
States.
The issue OF postage stamps for last
year iistrung out would reach distance
of 10000 miles.
new scavenger was seen on our
streets the other day. lie was gentle
man gathering up old cans aud putting
them into his wagon.
Our Post Master is wearing a broad
smile on his face on account OF new
conner arriving at his place, which will
DO apt TO call him papa in the near
future.
We notice that the young ladies of
.iehi have taken the bicycle fever or
rather they have learned that bicycle
riding is the best sport at the preeent
t'me. There being several lady wheels
il town ut present.
The Coalyille Times has behind il now
IN Incorporated company known by the
name OF the Coalvillc Times Publishing
Company. Its capital stock is 5000
devided into IS shares, Its duration is
2b years.
Mes Alice Conner was riding u bicycle
on Sunday night which she lost contro,
"s and it tipped over throwing her to the
ground violently, hurting her so badly
that she had to be helped into the house.
She was not able to teach her school on
Monday.
wool buyer was seen on our streets
lew days ago, who while in CONVEX
sation with one OF our citizens made the
remark Two years ago about $3.50, 900
was paid in this vicinity for wool; last
year about 100000; this year it will yet
down to 1000.
Miss Geneva Broad bent has now got
complete controle over her new wheel
and makes II keep the track in fine
shape. She whirled round the corner
oil our office the other day, showing that
she was no longer an amateur on the
wheel.
Forty millions OF dollars are invested
H. and four hundred thousand people
lind direct employment upon, whit are
sometimes sneeringly referred TO as the
country newspaper of our land. OF these
there are circulated probably fifty mill
ions copies per week. Is there need 10
repeat the advice; Despise not small
things.
Advertise in the BANNER and tell The
public whs,e you have Tor sale. how
cheap your goods can be bought for cash
and where you can be found. The nier.
chant who is continually talking to the
people through the coldmnsof the paper,
il the man who does the business. lie
is judge of human nature, and knows
how to reach the people.
In few days the telephone poles Will
be in place between here and Mercur.
and some time next week Lehi will be
able to talk through the phone 10 the
miners OF that great camp, The line
will be pushed ON TO Tntic MS soon as
possible.
Our city marshal is called upon quite
olten these days by men travelling from
pface to place through the country look
ing for work, and something TO eat.
These are not all tromps. ON Monday
two young men called for somethi ng TO
eat who were quite gentlemenly dressed
and from all appearance had seen much
better days. They came from Denyer.
The school trustees met on Faiday
and paid the teachers 81 ,O9Gs9. 1t il
more than likely our schools will have
TO close at the end OF five weeks OF the
present term, for the want OF funds.
This isa thing the trustees very much
regret TO do, for there are large
number Of small children who should
be in school to the end Of the term. In
iact It is the best time OF the year for
the primary children to go to school,
and IN some instances the only time they
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