The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-10-22
AROUND TOWN.

Blast" stoves just in at the Coop.
l.. ID. s. Knit Garments, the az
proved pattern. Prices from Sl.0O to
$500 each at the Coop.
All persons who can vote should re-
member that October 9th is the last
day to get registered for the city cleo
ton.
llYour horses will need blankets this
winter. They have an endless variety
at the Coop.
The wraps at the Mercantile are
elegant--the prices insignificant COM
pared with the values.
The Rio Grande Western will run n
special train for the "Ben Hur' per-
torrance at Salt Lake, Tuesday, Oct. %.
Round trip tickets, Sl.O0.
Postmaster Ross Is attending the
Utah County Postmasters convention
at Pleasant Grove today.
Ask that nobility dressed friend Of
yours where she bought the material
for her suit. Chances are 10 to she'll
reply "At the Mercantile"
Henry Thomas returned home from
Canada this week. His father, ID. A.
Thomas, is in the hospital at Salt Lake
City, where he has undergone an
operation.
There is good deal of satisfaction
in being one Of the first TO appear with
Louis the XIV Coat-and then these
cold nights require wrap.
The Mercantile Company.
Leave orders at Wajsworth's drug
store for Painting, Papcr-hanging aud
Calsomineing. Orders promptly at
tended TO. q. a. CuLLINAN.
There is much talk about the candi-
dates put up for the city election, and
every action that Is mean that any OF
them may have done during the last
ten or twenty years Is brought before
the public.
The Salt Lake Route will put OH q
fine special train for the Ben Hur per
Torrance October 26th. Leaves Lehi
at 6;I5 fare Sl'00, See the ticket agent
\ great deal Of interest is being mani
tested by the ladies in the approaching
election, bat not ~ much rs they are
showing in the elegant line OF wraps ut
the Mercantile.
Field Supt Mr.. Hebel Austin OF the
Idaho Sugar factory, sent here few
days ago for twenty men TO go up there
TO work to help get in the crop OF sugar
beets, and several men left on Monday
morning for Idaho.
The ducks (?) must be suffering,
judging by the amount of guns and
ammunition the genial sporting man
at the Coop. is selling.
Mr.. Edison Whipple, while working
on the barn of supt. Jas. II. Gardner
cell and lit upon his head. No bone.
We're broken, but MIR. Whipple got q
shaking up which will result in keep
ing him from attending his work for
few days.
Ii you mics Ben Hur you miss Tia,
event Of life time This the creates
of all plays at the Salt Lake Theate
Monday October 26th, 1903. specia
train from Lehi via the Salt Lake Rout,
See notice elsewhere in this issue.
On account Of the Quarterly Confer
ence the Home Missionaries in tn,
Alpine Stake will defer their regula
visit for the month Of October.
STEPHEN l. CHAPMAN,
JAMES III. CLARKE,
ABEL j. EVANS,
We received copy Of The Bee
Sugar Gazette, Of Chicago, few days
ago. The Gazette IL well printed anC
beautifully adorned with many OF the
best advertisements Of the different
sugar companies Of the West II il
full of very interesting matter relating
10 the sugar industry, and does much
credit to its publishers.
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