The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1903-12-10
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cert can he obtained at the Bank,
Postoffice, Peoples Coop, Lehi Mere.
Go. or r. j. Wadsworth's Drug store.
Yes, sir! SANTA Claus was Mt the
Coop. on Tuesday and so was the
greater portion Of the people of Lehi,
not to mention the many people from
our neighboring towns.
Some petty thieves broke into the
two saloons here last night or early this
morning. From the Senate they car
ried off two guns and $500 in cash,
aud from the Log Cabin $500. Sheriff
Harmon came over from Provo this
morning and has been working on the
case all day.
OF course, there is Santa Claus
and be has unloaded his pack at the
Lehi Mercantile Co.
A Mr.. Hammond, n miner, who
came here one week ago and who,
while crossing the r, G W. track at
the depot, fell down and cut his knee
very badly, had to have several stitches
In IL. The operation was performed
by DIR. II. f. Steele. Mr.. Hammond
has been staying at the Darling hotel,
but will be taken to the Infirmary this
evening
New wraps for ladies are reaching
the Mercantile every few days.
The party Of Salt Lake people who
went TO Idaho on Monday night tc
participate In the sugar day exercises
at Idaho Falls aud Sugar City yester
day, returned this morning-all except
Attorney Richard w. Young, who
went to Boise on legal business The
visit was full OF interest from first Ia
last. All the party were delighted moi
only with their reception by the stat
officials OF Idaho, and the citizens gen
orally, but especially pleased with the
completed sugar plant at Idaho Falls
which Is now In full blast, and with
the prospect OF the twin factory, thu
corner stone Of which was laid yester
day. As stated In last nights News
the Utah people were joined at Poca
tellO by Governor Morrison, Secretar,
of State Gibson, Attorney-Genera
Bagley, and Superintendent OF Schools
Miss May Scott, all OF whom tool
prominent parts In the days exerc Uses
AT SUGAR CITY.
II was only half an hour from sun
set, aud II was decided that the pro
gram should be put through on tn
lightning express order. Manager I
II. Cutler mounted the foundation wal
and calling the assembly 10 order, in
troduced President A. III. Lund as Tn
chaplain Of the occasion. Preslden
Lund In brief prayer invoked bless
+, ings on the enterpr Sc aud all VIII
: might he engaged in 1t, the farmers
the operators, and those who ha'
placed their capital in the industry, al
so praying for the governor and tn
e people of the state.
r MIR. Cutler then introduced tn
chairman OF the day, Governor Morri
son, who was received with applaus
rs he took his place upon the founda
ton walls. He made brief but earn
est speech in which he said he wa
pleased and proud to be present on thi
occasion, for ever since 1896 he hat
been advocating the state of Idaho a
, an ideal place for the establishment o
the beet sugar industry. IL wa
therefore, specially gratifying TO hin
today to see the industry firmly locate
a on Idaho soil, as he had witnessed il
few hours before at the other plant
:. where refined sugar was being steadil
turned out We were now here to la
, the corner stone Of second plant, an,
he was satisfied that this was only tn
beginning; that the laying Of corne
!; stones would not stop today, but that
would go on till Idaho became one {
|; the greatest, II not the greatest, bee
n sugar states in the Union. --Desere
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