The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1894-03-29
NOTICE.

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ne respected schools. Patrons and
riends Of education are cordially invited.
James NJ, Anderson, City Supt.
We only caught the whisperings OF
M interesting little melee that took
place up town this week, which II the
lctails could be secured would have
made quite socy reading.
Some OF Lehi people went crazy when
Kickapoo was here and purchased large
quantities of medicine and IL now throw
ing II away finding out that IL Is no good
only to make those sick who take the
stuff. Experience is dear school, but
some will learn in no other.
Don't forget to read the offer OF Broad
bent & Son in this paper regarding their
coupon, and the prize it will brng you
II you spend 80 cents. The BANNER
keeps extra copies on hand which you
can buy at cents each with the coupon
in.
Tho hands of the Sugar Co. are now
Very busy getting the land ready,
TO put the beet seed in. The spring
being late, they are crowding the work
as fast as possible, and II the fine weather
last they will soon have the work pretty
well along, and 1t will be but few weeks
before the army of little fellows will be
seen gathering on our streets on morn
ing going to the field to thin out the beets.
We have received with compliments
OF Evan Stephens, director and manager
OF the Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir,
tickets to the choir concert to be given
in that city Saturday night OF conference
in the large Tabernacle. A cordial
invitation is extended all our readers
who attend conference to be present.
Would it not be good thing for our
city fathers to whisper in the ear OF our
road supervisor to get scraper and run
it over the rough places in our streets.
This would I'll up the deep ruts, and
give the street smooth surface, and
prove that some respect was paid to the
travelling public.
Mr.. John Smith is going to train Q
lchoir who will go to Provo to sing in the
coming contest in May. Our leader j
L. Glib is expecting his labors IN the
singing line will be increased. he being
eshed 90 h-ip tire singers OF American
Fork and Pleasant Grove, il their choirs
enter the contest. This is gratifying to
know that the ability of Mr.. Glib IL
recognized, aud appreciated in other
parts OF our country.
Now ia a good time for the people &c
clean up their surroundings, and burr
up the rubbish, make their place look q.
nice and neat rs possibl. II all things
go right we shall have meny strangers
in our midest this spring and sum.
mer and it will be to the advantage of
everyone, to make cur town show NJ
the best possible. The people generally
speaking, are too Indifferent regarding
their homes, and their surroundings.
An ideal, what isit2 Ills intellectual
spiritual. II is what Aristotle calls the
FINAL cause, the inspiration that gives
motive for the attainment OF an end
conceived The Christian has an idea
OF perfection that he strives for. The
statesman has an ideal Of the social state
that he would see realized. In this
sense we quote Herbert Spencer who
expresses in sentence one of the pro-
ioundest thoughts OF that great thinker
on the possibilities OF social organiza.
ton.
The citizens OF large nation. indus
trially organized, have reached their
possible ideal OF happiness when the
producing, distribution and other activ-
tiCs are such that each citizen finds in
them place for al his energies and
aptiudes, while he obtains the means of
satisfying all his desires.
Buffalo, Wyo,, March 25.--Last weeks
blizzard, continuing seventy hours, has
never been approached in severity by
any other storm in this locality. Traffic
is entirely suspended, and communica-
ton with the outside world has only
just been restored. Snow is drifted
from ten to twenty feet in every direc-
ton. The mail coach took five DAYS
making one trip from Clearmont, thirty
miles.
The loss OF stock is terrible. In one
herd near Buffalo, containing stock
which had been fed all winter, over 20
per cent persisted. The loss of range
stock will likely be on e-half which will
leave scarcely any stock In the country
this spring. The tremendous snowfall
insures grazing next season, and thou
sands OF head OF stock will be driven into
he country.
The committee who were appointed to
get mp dance for the benefit Of the |
missionaries who are going to Grea,
iriion, hayeabondoned that idea for The
eason that the music and hall would
ost them $4,000 for the two dances
Which they think Is far too much. In.