The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-07-16
John Dyring Is talking OF removing
with his family to Park City.

Don't miss the sale which Is now on
at The Lehi Mere. Company's store.
1t will last seven days.
IL was cloudy yesterday and many
were wishing for n shower. A light
rain fell during the night.
I'm letter received from Mr.. Ec'
Bone few days ago, he says the heat
I'm New York was suflocating.
The shirt waists at the Mercantile
COS. Halt Price Sale are marvels OF
beauty, quality and cheapness.
The baseball game played last Thurs
day morning by the sugar employees
at the City Park was both amusing and
interesting
Father John Austin is one OF the
most active aud industrious men of his
age in this community. lie Is nearly
30 years OF age, but never idle one hour.
The Peoples Coop. have just UNI
loaded another car of the Celebrated
Ogden Flour. The people say there is
no use trying TO ''keep house" without
lit.
At the meeting of the stockholders
of the Lohi G. 4 =. Bank held Tuesday,
Thomas Webb was elected director
In the place of w. Il. Racker, who Is
now on a mission.
Economy-the word suggests great
deal. Purchase heavily at the Mercan-
tile Co.'S. Half Price Sale--and you are
practicing 1t.
SHELTON Bros. OF Tooele, were In Lehi
yesterday loading up with supplies to
take out TO Rush Valley. They will
haul lime rock for Wing h Ross, who
have contract TO supply one OF the
Salt Lake Valley smelten.
Two buggies run into each other on
Main Street Sunday evening, breaking
the shafts aud killing one horse. The
horse that was killed belonged to II.
Davis, Of Cleveland, Emery county,
and was valued at $500.
+ The State Board Of Equalization has
notified the County Commissioners OF
this county to meet before the board
/ next Saturday ut Salt Lake and show
kcause why the assessed valuation on
{ real estate OF this county should not he
raised u per cent. NJ
The school census OF Lehi show 49S
boys and 473 girls, total o66. This
shows that Notwithstanding there has
been so many moved from here TO Other
parts the number OF school children
remains nearly the same rs last year
the difference being five more.
Supt. James II. Gardner OF the sugal
factory came home on Tuesday evening
from his trip TO Bear River and Idaho
lie reports things lively and prosperous
in both places. Says the beet crop II
I Idaho Is little later than here, bu
/ that they have good stand and Their
4 Is every reason 10 believe the crop vii
: be a good one.
Y Articles OF Incorporation OF tn
Whirl Wind Mining and Milling com
- pany were fled Tuesday morning wit
- County Clerk Bachman. The minin
. property of the company is situated I
American Fork canyon. The capitI
II stock is $50, 900, divided into shares {
le 10 cents each. The incorporators an
number of shares subscribed by eac
~ are as follows: J. J. Mercer 5000
=, Jacob Greenwood 10000, w. ii. Gree
"a wood $4,000, E. J. Wild 1880, IL. !
- Wild S2, 800, c. w. Earl 5000 and
w. wootten 10000. The company
y principal place OF business is America
m Fork.
= Under the auspices Of the Religic
Glass series Of eight lectures will
" given in the meeting house by sixteC
- Of our prominent young men. The lie
lures will be given Sunday evening
>" commencing with next Sunday, an
will be on subjects of Latter-day Sail
a beliefs; subjects not generally accepts
H. by the Christian world in general, bl
s, will be proven by abundant quotation
e from the Bible. Joseph Andersen
b. Supt OF Religion Glasses, will condu
eel the course Of lectures, aud II is e
ce pected that in view OF the recent VOL
in Of the six Sectarian missionaries In OF
~ city, the lectures viii create gro