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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18
NO CHA NGE AS Y EI
M AR'S SM0ULDERlN g FIRES BARELY
KEPT UNDER CONTROL.
some sI<irmishing Going ON BE
s8 tween Hussulmans and 8Chris-
tians Without Decisive Results
Fleet Of the Powers May BE In.
structed sto Occupy the island
Very shortly-Unprepared Cor !.
Conflict. 0

Canea, Island Of Crete, Feb. 1G.. ~
There is not much change in the situa-
ton here. The skirmishing around the
town between the Mussulmans and the
Christians continues constantly. with
little advantage on either side. Every
precaution has been taken to protect
the Europeans Of all nations who re-
main on shore. The MusSulmans Of
Halfa and the Christians Of that vi
cinity are also skirmishing All the
foreign fleets have been reinforced and
more warships are expected here and
at other towns Of the island. The
Greek fleet has also been reinforced.
The Mussulmans are now practically
confined to Canea, Retimo and Herak-
lion. Some of the Greek vessels are
off the Island Of Milo. The Greek war
ships have not been engaged The
only incident of note in this connection
was the stopping of an unarmed Turk
ism transport which attempted to leave
Herakllon on Saturday, by a Greek
cruiser, which fired two shots as a
warning for it to return 1t is under
stood that the foreign admirals have
received instructions to prevent any
open conflict between the Greeks and
the Turks.
forces of the foreign warships are now
occupying the town of Canea.
The Powers May Occupy the Island.
sConstantinople, FeD. l6.-The opin-
ion in official circles here is that the
feet of the powers will be instructed
to occupy the Island Of Crete very
shortly, and that pressure will be
brought to bear upon both Turkey and
Greece in order that open war may be
avoided. Should actual hostilities COM
mence Turkey would have little diff
hculty in sending an overwhelming
force Of troops into Thessaly. But the
Turks fear that the Island Of Crete is
in any case practically lost to the Of
tOman empire. There are already in
dicatiOns in the Balkan peninsula that
war between Greece and Turkey would
be followed by serious conflice there,
and it is believed that the powers are
not vet ready to face such a condition
Of affairs.
Vienna, Feb. 16. = The semi official
Fremdenblatt to-day confirms the re-
port that the powers had accepted the
proposal of Great Britain for the occu-
patton of Canea, Heraklion and Reti-
mo by the marines Of the foreign
fleets.
Athens, Feb. 16.-Col. Vassos, aide
de-camp to the king Of Greece, and
commander Of the Greek army corps at
Platonics, has issued a proclamation
to the Cretan people. He has also de-
manded the surrender of the Turks
T Paris, Feb. 16.-It. is semi.o officially
announced here that all the powers
| will firmly persist in the agreement to
maintain peace, and the attempts Of
| Greece to disturb it cannot, therefore,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18
PITH Oh lHE N ENS..
EVENTS Of THE PAST WEEK IN "a
CONDENSED FORM.

General Resume Of the Most Inn
portant News of the Week, from
all Parts OF the Globe, Boiled
Down and Arranged IN Com
venient Form for Rapid Per.
usal by Busy People.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18

The right kind Of a man gains
strength from failure, and does not let
success breed inertness. #
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18

: 4 Paris, Feb. 16.-It is semi-o1icially
announced here that all the powers
will firmly persist in the agreement to
maintain peace, and the attempts Of
Greece to disturb it cannot, therefore,
prevail
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18

Athens, Feb. 16.-Col. Vassos, aide
de-camp to the king Of Greece, and
commander Of the Greek army corps at
Platonics, has issued a proclamation
to the Cretan people. He has also de
manded the surrender of the Turks
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-02-18

Vienna, Feb. 16. = The semi-ofticia]
Fremdenblatt to-day confirms the re
port that the powers had accepted the
proposal of Great Britain for the occu-
patton of Canea, Heraklion and Reti.
mo by the marines Of the foreign
fleets. 4
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

meo brutnebe, Der life fl pu'tei, ferlf
Ituloe inu op neo pua benz ce oirtts Dem
/ Rpegen, bdpoe grebst Gina ! gerere
os holot benbe op / auften Sar>
net brGtboitsos poloiomt Deb cenns
"pIubieIiae 5rontfOranbring," o9 e.
boIbtogt potetes Itptts Habit pluodlt
9ulpet. Gina bupbe blot ltbt TOR
utaalmooigt iegt at tiIfrecsitille I'm ar
peoe MabfriTtbso pua oeune b~egloeHheosS
rige Ssnbagsmorgen.
Cars Better haatte uo mso TO o9 en-
bdlp 9aler / 8ptte for ben nps Stues
tloffen, Icm bar foriifret pg Itdolgere
af fig oe Eolbt bra Gsce pdu 3toens
Sang, % ban bpb albrig til at 'tsle
inbpda Rdalen eller inbi SjuIpertst pad
ben.
Men naar Fan ON 9psloene efter snot
0aesbert itpb ps "orrg" ben, tllnoe
Fan moi ia fdlpe en- os unosn Ytrtng ON,
at mango Sing bar / 9runoen fulers
her / @erben, enb be iua uo til - lube
bldnt, men inbe frant" = og at, hols
Gina bapoe pGret 9utun9e, iaa ltulos
bun - ruar tun bar blet tor "rtg@
tia fat gaat ubrmdgerlRren".
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
WilitGr paa 9iepcle.

Setret9r gtlger bar eipet SiGabelIe
til, at Der after foretages en- 9icDcletrip
Zig ben betienote, ION fOretpgss ifior /
Slippebiergene. Den anpen llbiluqt
ital itaa unoer 2soelis at 2sitndntMols
ligsiom ben fprIte. gicncleruten er benz
ne Sang lugt mellem Sort WisIoula i
Montana og Ct. 2cuis, $40. GfItans
ben er 5000 Mil, og @eien sr al en-
pberit foritjelig geitafenfsb. Gn 2pge
pg ct Snes Soloater At 25oe Snfanteri
fra Sort Wisirula ital uo % lutte ia.
Gn i9regen Sprt Sicbcles er lupet,
grunoet paa grfaringsn fra ificr. Den
militGre uofIugt bill bIioe at Itor ,Sns
teresie for SicDclsrptterne / GIminoes
ligEeo, 9gitnant Mcis biz Igge at
fonme efter, Eoilten 5orm al "punctures
lsIs tire" er ben beoIte for be ubaneoe
geie, ION man bill trGffe pau. 3 ben
SenIigt bill bans HDtters bilpe forInnet
meb Siul, Ibis Snofutning at @ifelar
antagelig lite tan gienuembore8, ga Erz
fdring bill MI piie, bpilte BET er, ipm Itaar
Jig beoit. SiSie trmmer bd fioen til at
tisns ION MenIter for ulminoelige gis
c~pclsrbttere.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
ct Barns Iorbrpoclic.

Scr npgle 9ugs iiben itpo en- ltoen,
lps Piae meo fort Siple og omfpggeltg
tlabt for llnberisgeliespomitclen / GOn@
bpn, unbielig % mso ct barnsligt pg
DenIist aniigt. 5elgenbe 5crfer be-
gpnbte. "!6pub teoer bu?" "Wfarp
Sane ScuG." "s6por gammel?"
"5retten' @ar." gu er antluget for
Mprb?" "Sa, Serre." Sutet
Segn til gep9gelie eller 5~Orpirring.
0et iaa tiolist forbarpeoe Barns 5i'
Itorie er felgenbe: 5Or9IoreleS / tres
aarsulberen tpm Murp Sane til en- Snz
tel, hpor BUN blep ombpggeli9 pleiet, ia
nGiten bprtIfiGmt. Oct bar en- mlrter
liben pige, men lumTf og bepnfp'ten;
paa Stolen bar bun fittis og flint. Gn
at benbss Ggenifaber bar ieinefaloenos:
%qpinbipge. Sette opbdgeoe man peo en-
liben 59ttsrs Ssbiel, Der cog, ct hdlpt
4ar eammel, bgbe unoer en- Gpioemt al
8prnetplera iibIte Suli. Ser't efter
ben lilies Ssb fit Marb Sane igjen i'm
iGbpanlige 2iosfriItbec. Men nplig
itraFebes BUN at Sntelen for ct ono~
ffabsfulot pubs, IOm FUN bapoe ipiast
en- Habpfrue, CO / ct Qnfulo at 8reoe
tilitob bun, at benbes life Setter life
bar bsb at aplerine, men at 8umfertlos
rofprm, fpm bun happe gipet BAN. Oct
beipnoerlige Barn gientog meo TAFT
Stemme bsnne getienoelie for 9ommes
rem, Der ferit life pilbe tru fsnbe. 49,"
Ia9be ben fife, leg bar orGbt Barnet.
Sitter bets Spbiel betpmreOs 5unte fig
minbre ON mig, og bet tunoe jeg life uo>
bplbe. Seq gift til apotbetet % iagoe,
at Sarte hapoe fact Sanbpine og ienot
mig efter alorofprm. Seq bGlote oenne
/ "Smaaens" Sluite, pg iamme bitten
ppbe ban." 29sen srtl9reOe Sagen
uIanbIpnlig, men life umulig; alprns
Fprmforgiftning piier be famine Spmp@
toner inn Gplerine. San mener fun,
at Fan peb llnoeriegelien at Barnet bur-
be babe tienDt 2ugten al 9iften. Qpo=
tteferen, hos tbem Marb Sane tapbe
tjebt &lorofprmen, befr9fter, at ben
unge Sorbrpoer bar tdlt ianot. Silz
iibit inbfalbtes tenbes Snfel % Sante.
Den ferIte bsretter bet parite, nemlig, at
bans 9rorbdtter, efter at Ran bapbe
ltraHst benbe, 6apbe forIegt at fprgiFte
BAN og bans Suitru. Marp Sane
tsrte rOlig paa ale beres aluger, uben
geprgelie, uben ringeIte 5urlegenfeb.
Sang paa Sang afbrgb Run benz meb:
"8st bar S suOt af! Sporfor fors
ipmts 5 mig for 9arnets Stplb9 Sois
s bupbe bolot mere at mig enb bet, baboe
jeg life brGbt bet. Oct fan pere eber
en- 29rspsngs! Srrreitsn fer lea gpot,
at s life lGnger brbr eoer ON mig, %
berfpr biz ieg life be fos eber lqnaere!!"
Spmmersn bsrnts bet lils ubbr til syorz
~parelIe / 5ansiel ps furprbnebe meoi.
cinit llnberieselie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
5ormuep eo OcresO D.,
Yemge ifabes oco ot ,u,.
DC" pioanoerliac Queen
Butter Maker.
2'Oeaarsas.

The Queen Butter Maker gjsr o,,. q
9oef SH'sr buiItet uUre Sgertsr bar i,r, SUf
%iorliaar en- COB 5iua. naar b. IL, ,r w ~
Naano iadr en- Queen % lauer 1nrr ~, 'aa' 4
Nfinuter, blioer ban unturligpfs Meas, Aai
% laoer itrar fine Iabcer ie Set r., E.s g'a'1
uoen itpr S~eitr9beIie er Spl1sn e, .,.a s,an
beoller 1DsmiOmbsIit Om, at Der Uco Dem sr(,'
ing Tan naaes en- betpoeIig Scga5,T, q, ~ r
er aloeies iorrett % fra %iotalsse,S s,,.1
iauot ps perfect. 0-A''EH
Mrs. @eutrp | 9entudn, brrsez w,r
"St0re", bun ienSt1 en- 9saHo mr0 bsaos o,...
FIRING saboitabet, % pan en- lges g6 io-,sE
iaa ban tiertc s24 for bruoe. Z. !. 6t,tt a,s,',
Y'eblem al the Society Of FieUd, f,,r.
Rome latte en- Butter Maker i30ua. pa on Va.
@eo fierte uo al 9orten, igr ben BAR 40 VA
bapee bun Snrgr. Seq bill lite hayr annie, !,
nnar nit Suiin Butter Makers autpmm,r On, !
leoere OsH; ies ieIser ale "ltse pto 1gy,r@ 81
ueiie 8eiiilire oil bIiuc for . eutr so. Wr rs,
tiger: "5e9 icmmer til at itabe mig en- 6prmp, :, !
iGlge the Queen Butter Maker. gr6rsr s,- !
Yrireipet er risiiat. 5gritc Sag iolsts lea nn,-
Ss4. SEQ er aIoeIes ~iorneiet reo min suttds 4,
bis paa, lea Fan titue $500 ON Qlaar,Sru. O., .ri,
life Grbeioe paarot. Seq 0Il pire 6rle min M Il
paa, oa bet er ben ~letteiie Bare At irlae io rs,l
iinoe bar feet. Sea trai Nir. 0anea ia Mt5i,n !
ban iasoe, at ban ioI8tC 70 be isyae rser o, ts-I
$s62. so.
The Queen er ben eueitc Butter Maker grS,{
iom Tan itples paa. uaor bet aIGlOrr at iaa Snry j
? Ill 5 gfinuter, % iUrgge llobpttet meo 20 Ill pFrl
cent, boorpeo Waitinen aItiaa iuart @bttal,yfo. Al
fpruoen er bet oen eucite Burtjlt Butte, Mlke,, J
meo Sittcrbeo ~tiipirter Smpr al aatrbtode slss /
Gnbper Gmsrifaner CT en- fpot Salesman. ca, 81
De life tienrr mango @eu8e uctop Nh. tag Oa I'D
tur ior ben N; aelgie Queen Butter Maker "a n
iuo aieruesJurretninB. Queen lT,aes ivltv,t n
uoaet ARoet / 6auoeten uuiDyttbeB. o. Der ian egz}
Here @euse mn beroeo eno nogeu anoer Soutn-X
Gutelte al bore GaeHter iisnrr ial mraet font $50
Maaueoeu. Grbper auiubc, ION LAYER 2n.r, Il
bare tn Queen, naar Run r en- iaablu EIdair, |
uirie Smpr pda 1 sller 2 @itnutrg. Gattr q |
eriaren canyasser eler tiIc, itno cittr @5atdl
9ria9itcn % tom ino ben bcotc FcuetHtaa. d
orr,t belc 3eres 9tp. @euge, GA bet en- bel It,l}
tienes uaiaOeIig.
The Queen Butter Maker Co,
90 Z. Third st. Cincinnati, Ohi}
Sebas at trive gal gugcf
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
bn"rtnr Earmerc % Dnur- pprlsrrf p"'
lJnlne tsfrr.
(Giter 'slmerican See Sournal".)

Dor at uare beloia Sibolb er bet life beltnO n00U's,
at pGre Ell Specialit; en- GARNER tan baue nogIe iaa gun
% pleite Dem lIseiaa soot, JONI ban fan baue Ell 0'Ds"
eueF orlpe paa at oprtc aisftsnperter. SOM He9a W ID
."""e sIere Den grtarine, at Ell ristig bp9ttg 5al"'I :" :,
pur Slnene oppe for be minbre 9' 3nbtGgter ban u" ~
emo en- auoen.
Den tt0rlte San1tlisbcb peb Sibolb ior 6aEm.'Sn u
mere % AnOre er 5rpsten Tor at bliue itattel az o ~
ot0ao' De tete al osm tanter ia, at bet er en- iHE0"'
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Ten anoem 9p | Veroem.

STU oo grpotlpn 90 andre 5crltooer
er tnolsmmst / g9stp gort, blipsr nune
i Senfpn til gsfoltnins ben matt itsrlt'
gn | 9erber. 2pnbon itadr 1ldturlt9S
pis Tom go. / meb fine 5,6oo,ooo
GipIs. Hetp grrt eler "Sreuter gfefp
gort." ION ben alminoelig fables, pms
fattsr aopt ca bel ire cg en- 5lsroscel
Miuion Snobpggers eler ire 5Ieroeosls
Miaion mere enb puris. fcm hiotll bar
hapt Rano Iom @srbsns anoen Sp !
SsnIpn til 5Oltsmangos.
Gienocmsparbierne / 9redter g}efp
gort anIlaass til $4,559,60o,ooo og
Sblioatirnsgieloen til $205, 599,317.
gpens @rauIer omiluttsr ct areal az
$50 Spabratmtl. Den er 80 Wlil lang
% 18 Mtl brcb. Man beregner, at Der
inber gpgrnnien er fenpeo 300 Nttl
Qano, inn bsnber uo Sap og Glr, 1000
nil Sernbans, $500 Mil 8dbsr og
geie. 8isie Sal bliper oeitp mGrtss
liaere, mar hi trinorer, at bet msIte
ftplbes Silpetsten / bette aa%rbunbrebe.
Genius at Oar 1900 piier, at Netp Yort
bsngang fun bapbe 60,489 S%nbbpgssre;
% bet er imittsrt, at 9rpotlpn pg be andre
Scrit9ber, iom MI er tagne ino, bar
tpnbt befoltet. Sm Netp Yort pil be-
tolbs i'm Rang ium @eroens ancen gp,
fuar Siten piIs. 9et tur to femme
Ripuler: Gbicueo i amsrita pg Paris |
europa.
Der er benz, fon mener, at 0pnbon
life l9nge pil pebblioe at bare No. L
blanot Scrbens St9ber. Sturbritans
nien er ct tibet 0anb, meoens be 5oreneoe
Slater er iom en- bel 8erbensbel. Oct
ipnes naturligt, at Gbitago, ION ligger
| Mibten al bette ltbbre 2ano CO baaoe
tilpdnbs og tilanbs itaur | en- liplig
5prbinbelIe bermeb, ital blibe Sorbens
fterIte 9p. Zen bar pgiua en- Siitorie.
Iom inssn Stab paa Soroen fan pppile
Magen til. Stun liot orer 60 Iar
gdmmel, sr ben pofset pp til en- aiGmpe
paa benpo to Milipner Snobpggere.
Smiolertio Ter bet frembeles uo til, at
2pnopn enbnu en- rum Sib bill beboloe
lin Sperlegsnteb paa Stibsfartens %
6anbelens Smrddbe. Den er Sopeoz
ftaben / ct Hige, 'cm bel bar en- lioen
"S6ismmemart," men en- opsrproentlig
itpr "llbmurt." Gnglanb teriter oOer
Canada, SDoafrita, auitralien, bet fol-
terige Snoien % andre Solonier. Sduz
lange bet ubDre Brittle Higs ian tplbes
Iammen, bill 2onopn femme til at inb,
tage i'm gumle Stang. Wen bet er bgiIt
f~anoInnlig, at bet brittle Rige bill fuu
famine Stiebne Iom Romerri9et, og Ou
bill Imeritus Storbper operflsie be en-
neITfp
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
3ftulinp for ct 5binalr- Gne.

Gn p~aalioelis Maline for bette giemeo bar man fol.
aenoe SIunoins: Gag 4 9unb sul Otter (ochrel, / gnno
Venetian Red; i9t BERTH Iiot SIpbuiot white Lead) ma
en- Smule Sionrps clamp Black); oisie TO iOite Seianooele
er aIene for at itaffe en- 900 6orue paa Saoet. Nu opblauocs
aft bette mcb raa ein'Olie Iinseed-oiD. sipnrsaen Dor. for
ben blauocs /, snioes oloeles i'm lit 9iuolie, tbi oa nil ben
blanbe fig bebre mep De spriee Seitanboele. 0ette err ct ocSt
Malin9sitof for Sr9tage, og oct er ogiaa bilGat. Set iruoes
paa neo en- 600 Suiouait, gsrfe eler en- onoen hao oa breo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
atlinnrl mob Carpet una.

Gette soelessenoe SIass Snietter optraoer itrrtere gor
for aar. % ~SoeIee9er baaoe iimpIe % tohbare @ulutepper
bporior oct er al tor Sistisbeo at tienoc til ct aoot Miooel
MOB benz.
Oar De p'iuoet ct itrrft Omraaoe ct sepp,, oa brpsTss
Salt oper bet belle, % man laber bet bliue lioaeuoe Der on
tort BIB. Saa ieeS bet bort, % bet poaitaass. at be semms
Spr po ben Calming euten ietttr 9ipet til eQer oaor lin @e;
= ! etbpert Sab bliuer man benz fpit.
Stnloe benne 6rem9ansSmaaoe alIieepel lite binlpe. IN.
sss aeppet oP, os Salt irses paa llnoeriipen at bet. saole.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Mnn Annl-D rturn.

Sen Slngs glart anretter ~betpbelig Stooe reNen ~
gnr paa Sool'4lonterne. 90 man bar ioripgt man9s "'%'
lor az bIlue ben Tut. Sper Glanterne bar man 't''o ~,
aNe, salt, men 5ntet bar biulpet. 8sO Sowa ea"osVI1
stole olanoeS ct 9uno Ypretbram 9labe ueo $50 gH1'
SanO' % buer OrmL man i~prDiteoe paa Oeraf, tdNo' Wv
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
2S7

oeS looer man bet Iisse en- 2iO, % bet Ia09eS MI all" y
@Hloat. llen iorit moa Der itrees Salt enbpeT SP'U'
o9 Ga utl SDrene life mere inoinoe iig.
Ger er ogioa ct anoet Miooel. SplcS . ellsr . :"
caustic potash en- Bette 9auo, 90 poIt @uluet meO 0s"s
Der Santerne al 3eppet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

&pprtrr life uuosaa GaIpoelen al ttoitenina
roa en- 8IResglple % 9umpe peo at truas DEBORAH
Pump and Windmill Spring. SilueoSftideIfe
seranicres 2o.00 ! Srua. 0uts Sanelenoe paa
Steeei lite bar BEN. oa ifrto I'll os for iuloltaHoia
Eplnsniaaer; orpiu Srsnoeus Snboe ca Msaens
Gigrrelie. Tenne Spring ienoeS mob Joruobetaliua
al grIieh. DEBORAH WINDMILL CO..
DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
2S6

fouet i~aagobtiom ben belle 9b u%uotasen' unbcr Maaltiberne,
og ct laaoant roH9t Sin, bet 0isr, at ben lGeger SjDo pao Ng.
Stal oerimoo Saluen iatter paa, mao ben bebanoles
ganite a~noerlebes.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

5aanosW salttnsr i 5Orbinoslie msb fin
Sabrif. 9pis De enlter of fienbe bans
Elan, ba ftrip til Os ipr Girtulnrer 90
fulb 1effriuelie bsrai.
g. M. Sbarplss,
Esh etdRn. "a. eistn. 81. aailans. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
Or. Vdnler1.

aeenter smifes for 9r. Renitns ee'"
Boo. vi pil ienbe asenters 9r9rfb'3 ~"
eubper peo Toota ielien al % Gents d'DI
ior 8pfpOrto. @obe 9enge at tienc. CIV
til North American Publishing 20,
DEM. V Chicago, llilno'
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11
The Safety Hand Separator.

Ser er pperalt
9onoet en- lepens
be Snteres ie for
WopOp : 9lauen
icr Drug al 9ais
rvs Segaratprs /
Greamerier. Mr.
fRcoop letter ino
500 Sbarples
Decorah-posten., 1897-06-11

I ssippun1
gram
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skA'punI
ILd ls4
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The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-06-22
THIS. THAT AND THE OTHER

j. A. RoatSon, the paper agent, wat
IN Lehi rv.stling mp trade on Friday.
~. Moves was in Lehi Oh business on
Thursday.
A number OF our old people will 20 on
she excursion to Salt Lake this week.
There was a great amount ofhay down
IN the recent storm but there was not
set enough to do it serious harm.
See that your children always wear
District 76 school shoes. For sale by
Peoples Coop.
Did you ever wear Sego Lily slioesF If
not. why not? One trial will convince
you. Sold by Peoples Co op.
Frank Jacobs has got his piping on
the ground preparatory to having q
well drove.
George Fox and Chace Featherstone
haye got solid foundations laid on which
20 build their future homes.
George Austin has built one OF those
substantial and convenient brick cellars
with an arched roof.
A round up of hobos was made in
Ogden on Saturday night to try and
catch the Ord robbers.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Dorton
died on Wednesday night and was
buried on Thursday.
The trustees will give our school
buildings u general overhauling and
wake some much needed repairs the
present summer.
Charles Umbach, me barber, has one
of the finest fuchias ever seen in this
locality. Heisa lover OF flowers and
always has a nice collection.
Ask the peoples Coop to show you
District rs. They win be pleased 10 do
90 ~
1t would be good idea TO join the M
I. A. excursion to Beck 'snext Saturday.
The committee are arranging a splendid
and attractive program which will make
it an interesting day.
Chas. w Meakin, manager of Miss
Eldredge company, informs us that
Viola Prett, the noted contralto, and a
talented company may pay Lehi visit
during the summer.
The district school graduates will go |
TO Spanish Fork on the 25th to attend |
the graduating exercises of the county
schools. Lehi has the largest class
ever graduated.
Joseph II. Kirkham has been selected |
TO take charge of the Silver Band ana
will begin training the boys at once. He
has some fine talent 10 work with and |
will soon bring the band to the front
There are some women in this city
who are suffering from serious attach
of kleptomsnia which they would do
well to stop at once before public (
scandal is the result. A pair OF hose
might be taken but when it comes to
a practice of walking off with
SUCH things it becomes serious and the
merchants may take steps to prevent
t.
The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1897-06-22

Go to Castells Springs on the Fourth
with the Press gang.
N. w. Mcleod of The Argus was in
Lehi OH business on Friday.
The builders are putting up afins
barn for George Austin.
N. G. Whipple made trip to Mercur
last Friday.
John Beck was seen on our streets
last Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Wing was in Salt Lake
ON business yesterday.
Ord Bros. have packed up anil moved
their stock Of goods to Nephi.
Quite a number Of Lehi people are
filing on land in Cedar Valley.
Cattle and horses pastured cheap.
Enquire Of DR.. Merrihew at drug store.
Pleasant Grove will levy city tax of
four and half mills this year This is
reduction OF half = mill from last year
Miss White, school teacher from
Beaver, has been visiting Mrs. Kate
Kirkham She went on TO Salt Lake on
Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Broadbent and
John Woodhouse took in the excursion
the northern Utah and Idaho on Satur.
day.
II seems almost pleasure to grow old
when We think of the many deeds Of
kind and loving remembrance be-
slowed upon our aged citizens.
A team belonging to George Webb
ran away yesterday and soon converted
q moving machine into numberless
pieces. No one was hurt.
Mr.. HaneeD, the genial proprietor of
Saratoga resort, has had two substantial
pleasure boats built for the use of the
people at the resort. Evans and
Whipple were the buildeas.
For Fourth of July celebration the o.
s. L. will sell round trip tickets to points
within 800 miles, July 3rd, Attn .nh oh,
limited to July Q, a: single fare for round
trip.
DR.. Seabright returned on Friday
from a trip to Park City. He says that
town is all right but he don't like the
weather up there. Snow in June is
hardly seasonabie.
As the clouds cleared away on Thurs
day morning il was seen that the tors
OF the mountains were covered with a !
new fall Of snow. We don't usually
have snow storm in the middle o.
June.
The trustees have began to grade the
ground preparatory to building the new
north school house. This week they
expect to begin contracting tor hauling
the rock. People who wish will be
given chance to work out their school
tax.
Abe Gudmunsen returned oil Satur-
day from his eastern trip quite satisfied
that Utah lie good enough for him. He
had good time and was fairly successful.
He visited the car manufacturers but
found they had already adopted car
and did not think it advisable
10 change at present though they
thought that his had some superior
points and might give it trial in the
future. His rail joint was favorably
and may be tried on some
II the lines. A company was favorably
impressed with his lamp lighting device.
lie brought a burner home to equip
md send back and il satisfactory they
will make him an offer for the in
'ention.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-04-07

Old Sexton" Rev. J. Jones; instrumental
solo, John T. Blease; vocal solo, The
Skipper" Rev. J. Jones: vocal solo, Will
lam williams; solo, william Rosser
Light refreshments were served after
which the company spent a few happy
hours In merry making The following
were present: MIR. and Mrs. John n.
Blease, MIR. and Mrs. w. J. Williams,
Rev. J. Jones, Misses Anna Deeble, Re-
gina Dommermuth, Jennie Goodwin, Ada
Webster, Mrs. Bosley, william Rosser,
Joseph Llewellyn.
At about 1.3O o'clock yesterday morning
fire was discovered in the building on the
West Side owned by Mrs. MCGUIRE ana
occupied by the families of Frank Col
lins and Samuel Sigel. The alarm was
promptly sounded and the hose company
at once responded, but there being no
plugs in that section the stream was
turned on from so great distance that
somewhat inconvenienced the firemen in
connecting the hose. Fortunately the
creek was close by and contained an un-
usually large amount of water and by
means of the bucket brigade the proper
ties encircling the burning building were
saved from entire destruction. The house
hold goods of both families were entirely
destroyed. Mrs. Mcclure carried an IN
surance of 5000. The origin of the fire Is
unknown.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Curley are enter
tanning a young daughter.
Mrs. b. Mullin and daughter, Irene, of
Scranton, spent Monday at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Reagan, of the West
| Side.