The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1899-05-06
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Miss Howard Of Riverton is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Gardner.
Miss Lulu Train is one Of the recent
devotees of the bicycle.
The finishing touches nre being put
on John Wings new residence.
Kirkham and Sons are now in for
heir share OF the bicycle business.
John Y. Smith is in Salt Lake on the
federal jury this week.
@The American Fork Sunday School
will hold their annual anniversary on
Sunday May llth.
There was large attendance at the
May Day Bail given by the Silver Band
OH Monday night.
J. NJ. Kirkham has recently had fine
iron fence erected in font OF his res.
idence.
Great assortment OF Baby Buggies at
the Peoples Coop they are being sold
at a bargain this summer.
When you want nice Suit Of Clothes
be sure you get it at the right place
where good values are in store. Peoples
Coop
The directors OF the Peoples Coop
held their regular meeting On Tuesday
morning and declared dividend Of two
per cent payable al once.
On Wednesday Manager Eccles and
Stunt. Doersling OF the La Grande, Or
factory was in Lehi and spent the day
visiting the factory and beet fields. Mr..
Doersling is on his ;Tay from Germany
to take charge OF the La Grande factory.
lie is through beet sugar man. lie
was pleased with what he saw here and
thinks the prospects very bright for the
sugar industry in this country while IN
Germany 1t is on the wane.
Sunday May Z, Prof J. j. Mcclellan
will take forty OF the advanced mem
beers of the b. Y. Academy music de-
partment to Eureka to give Il popular
sacred concert in the o. o. +, hall,
They will go over on n special train via
the Il. G.. w. which takes in all Utah
county points at Al for the round trip.
Spe cial train leaTes Lehi at . 20 a IN
and returns after the concert.
The illustrations and contents OF the
Young Woman's Journal for May are
rich in interest. The history OF the fam
Gus "Roberts Resolution" introduced
into the National Council OF Women
held recently at Washington, is given.
A delicately beautiful romance, and an
exqisite little poem are furnished by
the talented Kate Thomas Eternal
Progress by Prof. N. l.. Nelson" A
Plea for the Dandeli N" by Lillian ii
Cannon, "woman as a Sovereign" by
Alice Louise Reynolds, Color in Dress"
by Christine ID. Yong. and "Smoke and
no Smoke" by Prof. John A. Widtsoe,
are subjects OF the home treated by
bDtNiahcio III hhtoc 'ifSos
Every editor has received them.
Postmasters sent them to the editor
The postmaster is to blame. For inst
ance there was man by the name Of
well, say Tim Short. who sent us three
notices to stop his paper, he didn't want
it any longer. Upon investiga ton the
subscription book we found that TIN
was short $40. lie never paid cent
aud yet he stopped mis- paper rs matter
OF economy to us. lie didn't want u
TO lose any more by hiia. A few days
afterwards Short was in church and his
melodious tenor rang out loud and clea
in that old soul-stirring song, "Jesu
Paid it APP. He might have been mis-
taken, but his earnestness impressed us
So the next day we sent him receipt
in full, begging hispardon for not know
ing that he had made an assignment o
his liabilities to the Lord .-Salna Press
The time seems ripe when the Yves
should demand. and demand in no un
certain tones, that it receives its shar'
of Appropriation for internal improve
ments The river and labor bill OF tn
Congress just ended carried $4,000, 90
for such Improvements, s3S'OOO.0CO
which was te be expended in the Eas
and$2 100000 in the West, Does thi
seem u fair division OF the people
money? As Senator Warren and Sen
ator Carter said in the Senate in th
discussion Of this bill the West pays i
share OF taxes ami II should receive I
share OF benefits II should receive, l.
be used for storage reservoirs on Tia
headwatcrs OF tue nRyigable rivers, j
share Of vast sums spent annually
Eastern United States for the widenr
and dredging OF rivers and improve
ments Of harbors