The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1896-04-23

Louis O. Jackson who ran away wit h
Mrs. Davis killed himself on Monday at
Salt Lake.
George Ball, who has been working at
the pump at Homausville, is visiting In
town this woer.
Hymn Baker will leave here on May
lsth for the Southern States where he
goes to ill mission.
The many friends OF Mrs. Shadrach
Empey will DO sorry to learn that she
is suffering with at attack OF Lagrippe
Will Vaughan has the sgency for the
Diamond Coal--tbe best in the market.
Cal and give it a trial. Gar at the U
p depot.
The last storm has been hard on the
sheep that has lately been sheared, but
it has been very pleasing one to the
farmers.
Several OF our district schools are
being closed earlier thas they antic!pd-
led because the school fund is Ices this
year than last.
Peoples Coop handles sweetw alter
nd Rock Springs Coal the best in this
Western region You can always de
pend ON tull weight.
WANTED-By Rhodes Bros, con
FACTORS for Pioneer Power Co., Ogder,
Crab, % rock men and loo .abofers TO-
excavating dirt.
Mr.. Taggsrt, travelling scent Of the
Union Pacific, was in tow Tuesday.
He says the new service OF tho company
lie doing excellcntly and he feels quite
encouraged.
Joseph Beck called in to see Ne ..the
other day and became one OF our sub
scribers. Although Joseph cannot use
his tongue he 10 nevertheless very
smart with his pen.
I'd Campbell, Geo. Hammer and
John l.. Thomas returned irsm Fish
Springs and the Deep Greek country on
Friday night. They located quite a
number OF claims while absent.
Councillor Ellington fixed up our
streets on Monday with the city scrapcr
in fine shape. Since our streets have
been graded our council takes great
pains to keep them in excellent con-
ditions.
Parks Sure Cure is a ositive specific
IN all diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys.
By removing the uric acid in the blood
it cures Rheumatism. S. y. Basiord, OF
Carriage, S. Dake., says az believe
Parks Sure Cure eIcels all other medi-
cines for Rheumatism and Urinary dis
tders." Sold by D. Z. Ellington.
II will be an agreeable surprise 10
persons subject 10 attacks OF bilious
collie to learn that prompt relief may be
had by taking Chsmberlsin's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. In
many Instances the attack may be
prevented by taking this remedy az
soon as the first symptoms OF the
disc ase appear. rs and % cent bottles
for sale by d. L. Ellington, Druggist.
1t lisa very sorry thing to see popatoes
selling 20 cheaply az 5 and 10 cents per
bushel. No farmer can afford to raise
them for less than % cents per bushel,
and when he has to cell for less than
that sum he il not paid for his hard
'oOor and when such condition exists
no farming community 10 prosperous.
Alma Hague Of Nephi was sentenced
on Monday for embeEzlement for term
OF seven years in the State prison. He
was found guilty in nine cases and was
sentenced seven years in each case but
The sentences run concunently. This
shows that seven years is the full con-
dnement, and by good conduct he can
get out in Jour years and four months.
On Saturday afternoon Messrs. Geo.
Austin, C A, Granger and Mosiah
Evans left here over the d. * K. q. for
Omaha Wi,h bunch OF beef cattle from
me s"ea factory stock yards. To feed
these cattle and others that have b.en
led at the factory during the past
season the factory has paid out nearly
5000 for hay This will chow to our
readers What this institution is .ioing
tor the people who are living within
few miles Of it's location.
On Monday, April 20, the stock.
holders OF the Peoples Coop met, ac-
ctrding to notice last week, aud elected
the officers for the ensuing year AZ
follows. Thomas X, Cutler, VIM.
Clark, Geo Webb, W L. Racker and
shadrach E'npey, directors Thomas r.
Cutler, president; WIN. Clark, vice.
president; W L. Racker. secretary.