Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-26
POCATELLO NOW
HAS MUCH WATER
Abundant Supply Assured by Completion of New Reservoir
Smooth Confidence Men Work IllnOi, Man to the TIM,
Of Three Hundred Dollars by Means Of a Fake F,.
Messenecr-Sunday School Convention

| fdence men at the depot r,.....
morning, II was the Old pae Nv -Ay
man who did not have moDrV ,,,, '
nlenuy TO pay some charges 6ern,n5a5
on some express matter which b.a ,4
be forthcoming immediately. and ..',13
Mr.. johnson be so obligng as To- IS'T
the amount required for "a few minute.
ana he would Immediately return a,I
bring It back to him.
The supposed employe Of the oAprss,
company presented "A makeup cgIrula,.
ed 10 disarm suspicion Of ctooksdrss,
being IN his shirtsleevcs ana hoIdlrg J
his hand what appeared 90 be "a b5t,.
of way bills, etc
The man who needed the none, 10.
ceved the same from Mr. JohI..v
about $50, which was all he had alone
with draft for $3.50, which was nnma,
diate.y passed over to the bogus en-.
ploye A few minutes afterwards Nh
johnson took tumble 10 the fact tb,r
he had been buncoed and notified f6a
police. The draft In question was rr4.
scented at the First National bank. bu
payment was refused, as the holder
could not identity himself, and tha
dratt was returned, The police are con.
iident of arprehending the crooks. asa.
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DREW LUCKY NUMBERS.
Jack william and Gus Rademarher
two local BARRIERS, drew lucky numbers
In the Uintah reservation drawing las.
week, Mr. Williams number rs l9gg
and he has a very good chance OF draw.
ing one of the choice tracts. Mr.. Rade.
maohcr %as not so fortunate. as his
number is considerably further down
the line, but he Is hopeful, They arc
veterans of the Spanish war and were
able 10 register by proxy, which saved
them the expense Of a trip TO Utah.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION.
The convention of the Deseret Sunday
schools of Pocatello stake last Sunday
was well attended, and a generous hos
pitali.y was extended by the citizens OF
Pocatello 10 the delegates and their
friends, who went away highly pleased
at the reception extended them.
Three sessions were held. one Satur-
day night and two on Sunday
The general Church board Of Salt
lake was represented by George
Reynolds, Joseph w. Summerhays.
Prof. j. c. Swendsen and L. W. Rich
ards, The former presided over the
commencement exercises and evening
meetings. Every department Of the
sunday school work from the kinder
garten to the theological department
received consideration, and everything
passed of most tremendously Supt L.
c. Pond delivered an address Of wei.
come and Mr.. Summerhuys discussed
the subject, THE Spirit vs., the Letter
In Sunday School Work" Music was
rendered by the male quartet and brIah
remarks were made by NJ j. Benson, A.
r. Reddish and James Horsley.
The morning session was directed by
Mr., Summerhays and each department
separated in marching order to the say.
eral rooms assigned them.
A parents convention was held IN the
afternoon which was addressed by sey.
eral Of the leading delegates In the
evening there was short talks by stake
superintendent, Nathan Barlow, +. p
Harrison, John Wray, Keppler Sessions
J, W. Summerhays, l.. w. Richard and
l.. c. Pond Elder NJ. j. Benson Of
Blackfoot stake proposed vote OF
thanks to Pocatello citizens for the
kind treatment they had received, which
met with a very hearty response from
the assemblage,