The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-09-06
THuRsDAYI SEPTEMBER o 1894.
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

Labor Day was strickly observed here,
all the business houses being closed.
There has been several men brought
in from Lewiston with typhoid fever.
Born to Mrs. Jane Smith on Monday
fine baby girl. Both doing well.
Born 10 Mrs. Laura Cutler on Thurs.
day, daughter. Mother aud child
doing well.
The grade TO Lewiston is finished for 2
miles, and the ties are scattered for that
distance on thegrade.
sHILoH's CURE is sold on a
guarantee. II cures Incipient Cousun,.
ton. II is the best Cough Cure Only
one cent dose. 25 etc., co., cts, and
N.Oo. Sold by T. J. wadsworth.
j. J. Thomas went to Salt Lake City
TO dispose Of the Grover Cleveland clam
in Tintic. 1t joins the Bullion Beck
ground on the west. There are several
parties after IL. This lisa valuable piece
Of property.
KARL's CLOVER ROOT, the great
Blood purifier gives freshness and clear
ness TO the Complexion and cures
Constipation, 25 cts :, 30 cts, 81 90,
Sold by T. J, wadsw orth.
The Utah Bee Keepers Association
Will hold their semi annual convention
on Oct. 4th, at Salt Lake City, in the
Utah Exposition Building, commencing
at l0a. M. and p. IN. A cordial
welcome is extended to all.
Jno. O. swaner, secty.
Caleb w. West, Governor of Utah. |
has appointed Hon. George @. Cannon, |
Col. q. l.. Stevenson and Judge G. s. |
Kinney, as delegates at large for the
Territory Of Utal, to- the Irrigation
Congress which met in Denver Monday
last Sept. 3rd.
Mrs. T. S. Hawkins, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, "Shiioh's Vuali,er 'SA PED
MY LIFE.' 1 consider IL The best remedy
for a debihtdted system erer used. " For
Dyspepsia, Liver or Kidney trouble il
excels. Price Toe, Sold by IT,. wads.
worth.
The new flambeau club makes quite
showing ON our streets in going
through its drill. The little fellows
appear to be as bright as the lights they
carry. To Encourage them their trainers
messrs Taylor and Crabb should make
4 move TO get more music.
Mrs. Lettie Southwick while at the
asylum on Sunday with the choir, re-
ceived an injury in the lower part of
her back, which has caused her much
pain and suffering ever since. The in
jury is some better, and with care she
Will soon be able to get around again.
Manager T. X. Cutler, of the Sugar
factory, and Mayor Ellingson, Of I.ehi,
left on the r. q. W. on Saturday night
Tor Denver to attend the Irrigation
Congress which met there on Sent. q
and continues until the 10th. This
congress is of much importance TO the
West and especially Utah. With such
able men as Geo. Q. Cannon, and others
che will make her self heard, and felt in
congress. Utah stands at the head of
the column OF the irrigation system Of
the West.
In our last issue we gave our city
marshal gentle hint regarding the do
ings OF some OF our boys who get out side
OF the city proper and make the night
hideous with their noise and reckless
driving. The other day he pulled in
some OF this class of offenders, for which
he is entitled to much praise. His duty
extends over large area, and il is i'm
possible for him TO- be at every point OF
our city. But people can be assured
hat he is doing his best in looking after
The peace, and good order of our town.
lie has shown himself to he an efficient
'fficer, as well as not an expensive one.