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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06

once been exercised over them, they
can never be Invested. Hence England
demands today that her subjects, the
"Utlanders' be given more liberty at
the hands of the Boer. He in turn re-
plies that though he was once subject
to England and owed allegiance to her yet
that allegiance was dissolved. first, by
the fact that he left English territory
in leaving Cape Colony, second by the
fact that he is not an Englishman.
Third, by the fact that England has
never questioned the independence of
the little republic of Transvaal while
it was fighting its way against the saw
ages. Fourth by treaty between the two
governments known as the "Lopdon'
Convention" in which England re-
nounced all claim to suzerainty over
the Boer. These are the materal facts
bearing on the merits of the issue in
South Africa. As to the motives Of
England in trying to dictate to the
Boer, the American who knows the
history of his country can readily con-
GESTURE. Mr.. Chamberlain reflected
that motive in no obscure terms in q
recent speech when he said. 1.-The Eng
lish government will not retire from
this struggle until conditions can be
secured which, once for all, will estab-
lish us as the paramount power in South
Africa"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06
a WORD 70 PoPUL1sTs.

Hetland. Oct. 3, 1896. TO tho Editor
of The Press: note with good deal of
satisfactirn the nomination of G. B.
Kennedy of Canton as canidate for
judge of the supreme court. wish to
address a few words to the popullsts of
the state regarding his candidacy. AS
to his ability and integrity there is no
question All who know him recognize
his peculiar fitness for the position
This Of course, to all true populis.s is
a consideration of first Importance.
Aside from this he has claim on the
loyalty Of every old populist in the
state. He has been with US from the
start. We have had no more earnest
advocate, no wiser counsellor, or more
loyal supporter than he. He stayed
with MS to the last ditch as all know
who were at the Aberdeen convention
one year ago. We owe it 10 ourselves
as we'll as to him that he gets every
popnlist vote this fall. The populists
have been charged with ingratitude to
its pioneer leaders, those who have
worked the hardest and sacrificed the
most for its cause. Let us see that
every threshing machine and gang
plow is stopped long enough for the
men to vote.
In regard to the other candidates l
will say that Julian Bennett has been
a democratic, that he was elected circuit
judge Of this district by the fusionists,
aud that all parties unite in saying
he makes splendid jndge. The other
candidate do not know. It is said he
is populist, and he is from the Black
Hills. What more could we ask? Fra
ternally P. R. Crothers
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06
makers the enactment of a law compell-
ing the redemption and destruction of
all national bank notes, and that their
place be supplied by government legal
tender notes.

RESOLUTIONS.
We send our hearty congratulations
to the members of the First Sou tn Da
kota volunteer regiment On their safe
return from the Philippine service and
we welcome them back TO the state
whose citizens are proud OF their hero
ism and their brilliant achievements,
and we extend our heartfelt sympathies
to the relatives and friends of those
who gave up their lives in the service.
We commend the course Of Gov. Lee
and Senator Pettigrew in their unre-
mitting efforts 10 secnre the return of
the, regiment after the expiration of it's
term Of service.
And we extend an earnest invitation
to organized labor to join with us in an
organized effort to defeat this republi-.
can policy of expansion or Imperialism
that means simply large standing
army to intilnidate organized labor and
higher taxes that labor always pays.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06

Asa Forrest, Sr, gives the present
status of the dog, in Canton, as follows:
If yor own a brindle pup,
And cannot sell nor shake" it:
Just turn it out and get it shot,
In justice court you'll make it.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06

Use "Tip Top -four, home pro-
duct. which can always be depended
upon as being the best. ...
HENDERSON & GUINTER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06
Tot Sale Cheap.

Fot Sale Cheap.
For go days I offer the Robert Connell
property west of the city at bargain.
! cash balance on long time to suit the
purchaser at per cent interest.
1914, II. N. COOPER,
Canton, s. D.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06
Notice to Farmers.

Notice to Farmers.
All farmers who are to have thresh-
ing crews can secure fresh and smoked
meat at my market at cost. Boiling
beef, 5 cents per pound. and other meats
at proportionately low prices.
HULL & Son.
Opposite Billy Robinson's old stand.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1899-10-06
Western Supply Company,
General merchandise.
r..pson. No 1so Canton, S. D. Kennedy Block, sh St:

The object Of this Company is furnish rstclass
chande cheap to the buyer be furnished by the
Chicago supply houses. Compare prices with your
caogs and with what paying local merchant and
decide whether not are fulfilling PROMISES
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MRS. SMITH TO BE QUEEN
n. Popular LADY Receives Total Of $500
Votes and Is Elected,
,ourt uusiness - Probate and oiher
Matters before Judge uoiapp-
reaehor.' institute Local News


srseili Correspondence.
considerable enthusiasm wua cxhib-
t.I saturday evening Ia the voting
,.s.rst Tor queen ~ the tabernacle
f,lr. A crowd Of between two and three
surdrod people gathered around the
ssrnsf VI the u. G.. ~. l. TO await the
ar.nInr of the envelopes ut u o'clock
~ fba final bnllotlug The hackers Of
h. Iaatratnnts stood by and Just u few
gIuutsa before the time for closing
@.mc the last envelopes were handed
.g and nt n o'clock the voting ceased.
THa first envelope opened contained "a
llU.k for $3.50. meaning $500 votes Tor
ur. A. H. e. smith The next cu-
g.iara contained "a check Tor 500 or o.
Fl votes Tor Miss Blair.
INC Official bulletin shows that the
fraI count stood as follows
Mir a u. T.. Smith, $500; Miss Edna
p'air. assi. Miss Joan WuUdmHnHug. H.
~. Miss t.uelln Fcfriu, Gf3, Miss Jane
Trylor. itt. Miss FlofHio Wright, ~.
Mrs Smith being the winner. Tho
i8ly possesses many cstimublc quail
iIsa and her rclgn nH queen or the
Weber stake fair Will be a propular
one.
The crown she will wear II of white
metal and has been on exhibition In
schramm'B jcwclry store for Few
days past,
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RICHFIELD.
District Court = Two Divorces County
nusincss brakeman Hurt.

HHH ahhAH
Special Correspondence
Rlchnold. SEWER Co. Sept. iO.-Dur.
Ing the last three days district court
has been IN session aud the following
The case ~ the State Of Utah Va
Christian MnlHcn, was continued for
the term by stipulation OF counsel here
Ia, The bail Of Mndaen was reduced
TO $1,000. and he will probably be able
TO secure H.
The case Of the SEWER Valley Canal
company W NJ. a, Darity has occupied
almost the entire time ~ court aud
jury for the past three days and viii
not be- completed before Monday. This
ls an action brought TO condemn land
for the Three Creek reservoir, which
supplies water for the sovier Valley
canal.
In the matter Of the estate OF John
barnard, deceased, the final account ~
the administrator John Barnard, was
approved, tho estate was distributed
ana the administrator discharged.
ANDERSON DIVORCE CASE.
The divorce case Of Frederick q.
Anderson We Chrlstonc Anderson was
heard Saturday afternoon and evening
The husband charges the wife with de-
Hortlon, ana the wife by cuuntcr-clalm
alleges non-fupport on the part ~ her
husband. II was ordered that plaintiff
be- granted "a decree M divorce, take the
house and two acres NJ land; that de-
PENDANT take three acres OF land and
the custody OF the children,
RILEY DIVORCE CASE,
An action Tor divorce was nled today
by Lavinn u. Riley against her hus-
band, Jesse NJ, Riley, charging him
with dgFertion,
COUNTY BUSINESS.
The board Of county commissioners
was IN session Tor two days this week.
The first day was devoted 20 correct
lnr errors IN tax sales, and the second
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OUR NEIGHBORS.
NEELEYvILLE, IDAHO.
small hut Prosperous settlement IRE.
sided over by nlshop wm. Ns.iey.

sparlll c.rr..f.,,t.,o,
N..I.,,iIt. H.,
Woo. N"'' lA'N'i sept w.
rms ward 90 ilityHu families d. situated
about nv0 mites southwest OF American
F.us and t,. .... ,..,..,...,i.... ....... 49,.
a.. t,.r.. '''' WA"
N' iA''"' l'l lhe Yale mall stage
plHsea through che vIaE. thru. times
week. tn" cause of thIs Boz. Hl unr
VIII act 1s postmaster from th. fact
there De- more trlIh'U than money Boo DO.
N'olDy ward lr reached from Rock.
land by roundabout road over "a
roughly hlll deserts by little extra
pay I rot the atuFs boy tu carry mo
that way although % was u few mIIa=,
ont uf tho way
IhlH ward was organized bv prrfi-
dent Lorenzo Snow boo the year iss.. bat
was settled ono year before that.
lilHhup William Medley ula uru1tnoi
uIfhDp ana got preside. over thIa little
thriving people. I.iat lrIH ihay built
o new brick school house THO paluIs
ruiHc little wheat ANA otta but thulr
principal crop o. hay. Aa Boo HuuEIBuI
sheep winter here. CrupH arc fairly
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LEHI.
Two ~ Lshra rionoe r. laid 20 Rest Henry
simmons and william Thomas

Special Correspondence.
L"hL Utah co.. Sept u.-Ycatcrday
funeral services were held over she ro-
mains N two OF Lehla old pioneers.
Elders Henry Simmons and VIM
Thomas
Elder simmons was "a native OF EH--
laud, ana omiEratOd 90 Utah ITO tuH ,alr
1876 Tie cruwed the plains by hand
cart Do Israel Evans company ItH Wua
The father ~ nine children. uyr 0f whom
survive him. Had he lived until navt
February De would have boon % years
uf pEo
Elder Thomas was born December
4rl. 1910 40 p1rton. ilerofurdHhlrc.
England, ana was iu hir ssth year no
emlgiutsd 90 tnh la 1890 iic hnu i've
ghidrou who yet survive him and
thirty aslN grandchildren. They were
both highly respected citizens and were
worry dHvult LHfiDraiay Saints aud very
zounls worker boz che cause OF truth
Yesterday conference was held NJ
l0hl Elders NnHd gmo1t and urni
Juhnaon q Provo Wrr, tho principal
HpeukrrH.
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SPANISH FORK.
Encouraging Harvest News -FIre Depart
ment Secdsd-Iack OF Teachers.

Epcclnl correspondence
spanish Fork. Utah Coz Sept, o.
The grain harvest rs drawing TO q
cloao with fair average results. Beet
hauling iH about TO commence with
prospect OF very fair earnings with the
crop. Iucern seed win he failure In
many places because 0f the ruVagrs -
the grusshoppcrs orchard products
are scant aa compared with other years,
Taking the products ~ the season ns a
whole they give general satisfaction,
small blaze In some Htubhlc near
the mnrgln OF town caused "a little eN-
element the other day, The big boll In
the bcltry OF the city hall summoned
the bucket brigade 10 action and short
ly lta scattered members from an d.
roptluns hurried 20 tho scene u cpnfia-
grafton and were soon happily disup-
pointed az finding more smoke than
IRE Possibly no place IN an Utah IL
more lily prepared 10 combat "A frc than
~ Spanish Fork once let a real genu-
inc outbuTFt Of flame get started either
al tho tlthnF hay yard or Ia one OF the
large stores or thlclSly populated parts
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NEPFtl.
4. e. sells Fatally Injured suceumbed To
Conclusion ~ tho Hrain.

Conclusion 81 tho BrAin.
Special Correspondence.
Nvphi, Iuub Co.. Sept. az. G. Sells.
a young man OF this place. went down
In the Held Thursday night about 1850
o'clock 20 look after the water; as he
did not come home when expected, his
brother went down To ascertain the
cause, but falling 20 md him. he came
back and raised the alarm. In short
time "a searching party started for the
fold, and after searching till I o'clock
Friday morniuE young Sells was found
Ia an unconscious condition, with blood
running from his nose, ears and mouth.
10 was taken home and Dr., Hoamer
called. who. after "a careful eNumluu-
ton. failed 90 nud any mark or discol-
Grafton on his person. but gave II a. his
opinion that he was suffering from con-
CussiOn ~ the brain. but the cause ~
ID remains mystery. The general
opinion Is that sells, after arranging tn
water, attempted TO catch % horse 10
ride home. and In doing So was
kicked hy the animal, the blow Rtrik.
ing him sluurDIy on the side Of the
head. Everything possible was done IN
restore him tu consciousness, but ho
never rallied. Tie died at o'clock this
morning,
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LOGAN.
suit wi,hdrawn-sus for ssoo-wrlt OF
Mandate.

Special Correspondence
Logan. Sept g.-Thc suit Of J. T..
Carbon W j. 4. Wilson and l.. Il.
MartincNu has been compromised and
the case Withdrawn.
~ Summers has filed suit against o.
e. Ormnby FOR 5000 ana costs. alleged
20 be due ON debt.
The friends u Mr.. Horny q. Hnybnll
viii be- pleased TO learn that he has al
most recovered from his recent illness.
An affidavit Tor an alternative writ
~ mandate was filed yesterday by Fred
J. Marshall W John MollSle, Thomny
Muir and n. r. Lllionquist, composing
the board u county commissioners OF
Cache county. They having neglected
20 rrdiatriot the polling places under
the law, The law provides that poll
INK districts must be arranged 20 days
before election.
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day the regular business was trans.
acted. Appropriations were made az.
grvgutlnE t161N
Ia order 10 keep our county warrants
az par the commissioners borrowed -
900 20 pay the running expenses Uf the
county until the tax money comes In,
BRAKEMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED.
An Il. q, W. brakeman named Ran
DAN was caught between two cars here
last evening while switching. His
shoulder blade and one rib were bruk-
en- lie was taken TO salt Lake for
treatment this morning.
Send 20 cents 10 the "Newa" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
81 our boys work In tho Philippines.
"On TO Manila We pay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
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PRICE.
Giant Powder Aocident-uoneys shipments
schools Opened Coal Output.


Special Correspondence.
Price. Carbon CO., Sept ii.-Thcrc
came near being a frlghtful accident to
record at ! lper the other day. The
parents OF , harley ana Nclin johnson
went away from home. leaving the boy.
aged about 10 years and the little ain.
some two years younger, IN charge Of
tho house. They went 10 the cellar
where there had been LETT quantity
Of giant powder They flled up an old
iron pipe with the explosive, which, uc-
cofding TO program, In such cases had
60 so Oh. charley n short a blk chunk
OF flesh from his left lex and foot,
while the little Girl was badly burned
aud bruised on the right slide OF her
body and feet WHOM the quantity ia
taken into consideration. % looks na II
only Kind Providence came 20 their
rescue.
BIG SHIPMENTS OF HONEY.
Tho fret car Of strained honey from
Ashley Valley was shipped out from
here to the Chicago market yesterday
by william ~ Roylance OF Springvillu.
There are about nine more cars 10 be
handled from that section, TO say moth
Ing about "a large amount that VIII be
shipped IN tho comb. The Emory cuun.
~ product has not aH yet began to
move. but some Of Il will be- In during
the coming two weeks. MIR, lloylnnce
will get tho most 81 thla also,
The Price public schools opened for
the fan and winter terms today, ana the
attendance viii this year be the largest
ever recorded In the history of the dis
trict
COAL OUTPUT.
The Pleasant Valley Coal company IA
working an 81 It's mlnUs in carbon
county at full capacity, and the output
the balance OF the year win be the lnrg-
est ever known. Tho company is hav-
inE considerable trouble In getting a
sufficient force Of miners and at the
present time want two hundred or more
M scohcld. Castle Gate. Winter quar-
ters and clear Crock.
The dipping pens at Cotton have ~
Gar this fan put through the pens over
10 900 head ~ sheep and fully ar many
more are booked.
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srooSD DISTRICT couRr
nu,ins.. Transacted BEFORE Judge IiolapP
on saturday,

uasinss. Transacted Beforc Judgo nolapp
on SATURDAY.
The following business was trans
acted IN the Second district court before
Judgu Roupp'
PROBATE MATTERS.
ln the matter u the estate Of John
barker. court signed "a petition grant
Cos sale uf real estate.
lu the matter of the estate uf John
Taylor ten days additional time al
iaFsd 10 perfect the petition of admin
islntor Tor summary distribution
CASES DISMISSED.
The case Of James briggs W the
uugon Short Line Hallway company
was dismissed.
The case was dismissed at plalnth o
cost
TAKEN UNDER ADvGSEMENT,
C.. NJ. Brourh W Eliza Warren ct al.
on trial. submitted ana taken under i'd
ylsemont. The counsel also agreed be-
tween themselves that the decision In
this case shall govern iu nix other cases
Of the same title, numbcra S5I 10 so In
elusive.
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Af' dQhh ihWlnH was appointed by
lle e9lIi o. receiver OF lhc kohtH
HANDY kltcnen IN ogden, AZ ihe suit
" Mfi Motifs hhmmeialpugh W Louis
k'lNG the compliant alleges that
Mfh' Hammcrlluush entered into part
neHhlp with Mr. kolitz 10 run the
nancy Kitchen mere ana thht motifs
hammctslough was TO mnnhge the
business az a Halify OF iV0 per month,
4hl lhat ihe business. was run from
ltuIlaiN -Vth To August -4nd, Whoh
moved from III paaltion AS manager.
by Mt KolitE, The complaint further
seu forth that tho plaintiff has never
received any share uH hCr part In tho
Vlfugtship, although the profits hive
been about 500 monthly, That the de-
i'1l1ut has mover made an accounting
% The buHlncga. A bond Of $1,000 was
t'al by Mr. pawlus. and he IN now Ia
charge Of tho business,
Appr,Ar rAurpNs
Notice OF appeal was nlcd IN tho case
4 NNunNNML
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After arriving ut tho hospital IN this
city Lyons fingered until about ilit5,
when death occurred. lie was par
TALLY conscious a portion ~ the time
and complained of but little pain. II liz
that his nearest living rela-
tive is a brother residing In ireland.
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EASILY LED
AND MISLED

Tho people who run after every
N} hy-uIsW larvalu snie-where
H'W Thing IH offered Tor nothing
II. IhH Bind of people that are
mover satisfied. and no wonder.
Tor they never act anything
worth wearing The well aatia-
hel people ure thosp who buy
lNtIr footwear ~ n reliable
dealer knowing from past ex-
lof'"ncD that they get their
moneys worth.
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EUREKA.
Miner Fatally Injured John Lyons Crushed
In the Keystsns Mine.

Eureka. Junb CO., Sept. lO.-shortly
after o'clock this morning John Lyons
went on SHIFT. working on the .i60-foot
level. and IN starting a hole In the top
81 Htope large block OF the roof
cHvod ON him, His skull was frnc-
turgd. his left arm and wrist were bad
~ crushed. and ne sustained severe in
ternnl injuries. The injured man was
taken 10 tho Holy Cross hospital Ia
Salt Lake on the afternoon train, ac-
companigd by the company.a physician,
and unmarried,
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help say II Is almost impossible 10 re-
cure hands All our mechanics ore
busy.
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Send 30 cents to the News and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
Of our boys work Ia the Philippines,
ION to Manila" We pay the postage.
Stamps taken IN payment
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Send 20 cents 90 the "Nrvr" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio HISTORY
n our boys work IN the Philippines
agon iu Manila We pay The postage.
Stamps taken IN payment
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RETuRNEp MIssIoNAnEs.


A moderate sized crowd attended the
pavilion last evening 10 listen 90 "a de-
the Philippine Islands. between four
young men. two OF whom spoke Ia
favor OF returning and civlllglnE the
country, while the other two. Of course.
took the other side. The dchuterl were
Edward Rowe, Edward Jones and John
and Edward Morgan.
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Tho Munti Temple Will be closed
Monday 2sth Of August. and rcopened
On Wednesday nh of October 1899.
JOHN u. +. MoALLlsTER.
PRECEDENT
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OUR OWN STATE.
PROVO.
District Court Pen from scnnold-Dam-
ago suit Other News.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. sept. g--The only business
done In tho Fourth district court today.
was the nling OF two Instruments ana
hearing o. demurrer.
Thc Provo Commercial and Savings
bank has commenced uuit against H..
j. Mnihon ana W. q. n. paxmun to coll
ioct on pr1misaory motto Cor $500 given
by defendant Go plaintiff February 10
1897.
Adoii1 Sc'rou-Toid, guardian NJ Al
bert Clarence Todd. minor has COM
mcncsd suit against the layHln EN-
change Bank 90 collect si2j and inter-
est.
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NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Send 30 cents 10 the News" and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
q our boys work IN the Philippines,
.ou 20 Manila" We nay the postage.
Stamps taken In payment.
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ST. GEORGE TEMPLE.

win close ON Friday. September 22 1899.
aud reopen ON Tuesday october a.
DAVID II. CANNON.
lruHldont.
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Send 30 cents 10 the "Ncws' and
obtain the beautiful portfolio history
of our boye' work In the Philippines
ION TO Manila" We pay the postage
GIumna nixon Nm nlNmnnI
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CANDIDATES FOR GOVERNMEN-
tai POSITIONS.

Senator j. J.. Hnwllns has recon.
mvudod the following members OF
Battery ~. Tor positions IN the census
bureau nt Washington, u. O.. under
Director OF the Census Mcrrl1m' scrgt.
Harvey a. Duscuhefry Private Daniel
4. Dunnlnr sorgt Albert ~. B1.htri
of Provo. and serrt Louis Eddy NJ Eu-
rpkn. The boys have been notified TO
report az san FrunClHc1 on october 'ih
Go take the examinations. Ing positions
are worth from 81 goo 10 $500 per an
HuFF
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rlOUNT PLEASANT.
Death 81 thonas Thompson Tinsw Gather
Plenty Of work schools Crowded.

Death Of rhotnas Thompson =Ttnsw Gather
Plenty Of work -sehoais Crowded.
Special Correspondence.
Mt Pleasant. Utah. Sept. iO.-Mr.
Thomas Thompron. who has been az
ilctcl Tor some years with COuaump-
tIon, passed away at hls home last
night lie was but "a young man. and
leaves behind o. wife and child who
have the uympathy of the entire COM
munity.
SCHOOLS CROWDED.
our public schools are fun % over.
flowing ana indications arr that IL viii
be necessary 10 engage another teach
er very soon. although We have eight
now,
WORK FOR ALL.
The weather IL exceedingly nno Tor
fall work, warm days and cool nights.
Crops are being harvested aud the hum
Of the thrcHhvr De- heard throughout the
land
There seems 90 be- any amount OF IA.
Dor Tor those who desire that mode NJ
making n living Many mon who hire