Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-28
rlOUNT PLEASANT.

The Pyramid win be issued next
week ffom It's now quarters, the r.ar
room on the upper story Of the Wa
natch building
Francis Jensen came home from
Frisco. where he has his herd. this
week. lie says the sheep In that sec.
tion are In splendid condition. 4 little
more snow would. however. be a good
thing.
The tcnchsra' institute an whole
was very successful The visiting
teachers present were entertained by
citiscnn Of the town who could accom-
modntc them.
AM happy TO know. writes one
teacher. that Homr parents at least
have bcHtiffcd themselves and realized
N. Necessity Of home reading, one
OF my little puplls came 10 me Monday
morning, his face all aglOw with happi-
ness. anu told me beautiful story.
In most Interesting and lntcngcnt
manner. which his mamma read 10
him. he further said that his mamma
had promised to read TO him every
evening
coSJoISr SESSION.
Al the regular monthly conjoint Hea.
sion of the Y. NJ. and Y. l.. Mutual
Improvement association TO b. held
next sunday evening. beginning Ut
Gi.p o'clock, the following program
viii BE- rendered. Lecture. "Endow.
mcnt or the Ancient Apostles" by
bishop e. n, Lund. song. ''rhc Old
SONG. "lifc'n Dream IN Ger" duet by
MIR, Lydia ~. Hansen and Miss IL.
nctta iinfcn.
\ night school would BE- "a good
thing In this city. There are great
many young men In town during the
winter months who have considerable
spare time on their hands who could
aud probably would take advantage Of
such an opportunity 10 better their
conditions oducntionaliy aa would be
afforded by such AN institution. A.
many OF those young men are too Old
To attend regular schools. night
school II the only resource left by
which an education can be secured.
DESTRUCTIVE RUNAWAY.
A team owned by the Nelson house
livery stable and driven BY Pete Jen-
sen ran away ON Mnin street last
sunday afternoon. The driver was
badly shaken M and somewhat
bruised, ana great damage was done
Ia the buggy and one horse. The
team ran ON about half block when
Il collidcd with a hltchlnR post. In
this collision the buggy. which was a
plctoly demolished one of the horses
was 80 badly injured. also. that Il IL
feared II VIII be crippled 20 badly Ms
To prevent Its further driving. AR.
Jenncna injuries were painful and have
confined him 10 the house for several
days. but nothing serious Will result.
THE RABBIT HUNT.
Twenty representative hunters from
Mt. Pleasant ana like number from
Moroni met last Monday afternoon on
the hill west of this city aud Engaged
In u friendly contest at rabbit hunting.
with a free dance Tor the successful
team na the prise at ISSUE,
After arranrinr preilminRries the
hunters took TO the field and for three
hours the crack OF guns was almost
continuous, and the number OF hunnica
In that particular vicinity was perccpt-
IDLY decreased In consequences.
When time was called and prcpara-
lions made for the count. to ascertain
which side was victorious, dispute
arose between members " the rcapcc'
tive teams regarding the counting ol
one certain lot of rabbits Each side
had been allowed one sleigh In which
10 haul IN their Victims. but early IN
the game NJ. Pleasant suffered d
breakdown OF their RIG. which neceH'
STATED the procuring ~ another
when the count was made Moroni oh
iected 10 the rabbits In this sleigh be
ing counted THIS brought on warn
wrangie. aa the rabbits IN that rig hel,
the balance Of nower-if they weri
counted, Mt. Pleasant won. " not Mo
roni won Mt. Pleasant finaliy cav
la. however. and allowed the victor
to 20 To their opponents. About b0
rabbits were killed altogether.-Mt
Pleasant Pyramid