Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-04-07

was indeed an undlsurbed labor Of
Godlike low!
Our friends sometimes journey d
mauy a mills to attend such gatherings
% BE- here alluded to, AMI many a liitls
episode occurred which had it, anus.
ing side. one tuch BE- remembered.
where q friend and wife from souil
came up % o. party IN The ssIisame ha.
~ was come twenty milo, or more o.
travel by Ok team, With a grlst 90 leave
Ut a midway mill, which seemed quite
diplomatic stroke, The parry was
crowded anu kept up late Of necessity,
but whom the morning Of return
dawnod, they "Dtisht aud early"
were on the way. The grlgt was
got and still the jog Kept up. The wife
had taken bof nap ere tnis AMI before
toe MONDAY hour. But a. TIE heat
increased thu weary husband invited
tho wakeiul vito 20 drive awhile; the
silence, heat aud duet speedily effect
ed the ready driver until shu too fell
asleep aud 1t was only with The
settling tun thatthoy awokc, to md tho
undrivon team laid down AZ yokcd ln
the middle of the roni, aud quietly
chewing the cud, yet many miles from
home.
Such things gave apleaiant tinge 10
the more ezaciiug duties Of this
primitive lie, Tor its hardly possible
TO tcalizs now how fully ana heartily
msn's souls went out then in the varied
lines Of salvation aud necessity, b
colonization, TO the creation of sugsot.
tive industries, 20 gathering tue poor,
10 misslouary duty, ami calls innumof'
able besides how they struggled aud
t1iled, we're wofu out anu JirI, though
their works rtmaiu, until u5m Idaho
60 Anzlnai from Nevada 60
Colorado, from Canada 20 Mexico,
the imprint Of ghu Pioneers auI their
associates BE- like the everlasting hills
which can ncvrr-uo uvvcr-bc r..
moved or swept away.
When it came O. business, this city
was the undispuicd center tor suppIlus.
Conference tins (Apul ard Octltcfl
was looked forward to by all visitors.
Winter goods AMI spring goods had
each thclr appropriate season, aud TO
walt Tor these opportunities u sooiug
and buyl was general rule. M.r.
chants "hai a high Oh tine" Of i.--
weighing, cutting pacing, ran into
late houfsi meals were Irregular Gus.
tomefa were crowdlug gUous Became
piled up, Tor suaIshlcnlng was out OF
the question until tho doors were
closedi aud Tor two Or three weeks
alter Conference adjourned, rscupefa.
ton seemed impossible, particularly
as in the fall goods were rolling Ia
from the East, until approaching win.
ter aud Christmas holidays we're hall
supplied. rhen in the later nulo.
California had 10 be- tho market, aud
the southern deserts became familiar
as they never could be IN the droulh
and heat Of summer.
Then tothink OF the pFlcuii How dii
the buyer ply for a handle aud axe
(which everybody needcd) three g.
i've dollars; spade or ah ofcl,
i've dollaui plough, seventy.
i've dollars. 70 secure which many
nau aud bis vile lay awake at night,
wondering what a little butter, few
cggs, some fruit, dried hops or corn,
half dozen sacks Of oats or barley
would do towards II; probably little
money had by hook OF crook, q. &. By
truck OF trade was boarded for the
same great opportunity
Children needed shoes; the wife a
dfeasi the man pair OF bools, some
nails or sKlO glas, Tor the little cauit;
o. seythe, cradle or noe for use 10 the |
garden or farm! What struggle 1t |
was, whata fight; but now earnestly /
and .bravvly aud pefseverlnely mao |
,oilcd and woman endured Then |
what an inhuituie OF blessing FOL. 1
lowed, how after while tho log cabin
lage way 10 the brick, the old bake.
SKILLET TO the stove, the calico dress to
me for Sundays Of higher grad,l
How the trees grow aud the lowers
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