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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-09
hAIRPlN PIERcEs BRAIN.
Iowa Girl May Recover From Peculiar
Accident

Atlantic. Iowa. Aug. Awhile Miss
May Name OF Noble township was play.
ing with q number of girls in the yard
sne bumped her head against a post
with sunicient force to drive a COM
mon wire hairpin into her skull to the
depth of two inches, penetrating the
brain. b was unconscious for three
hours. but 1t is thought she will re.
cover.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-09
STRIKE ON
IRON RANGE

atives of the governor, returned 10 LUZ
luth last evening.
Believe End Is Near.
Dul,,tb Ang g - While diSquietins
reports are constantly being sent IN
from towns on the Mesaba range
there is a general feeling in Duluth
thai the end of the struggle is neal at
hand. and that inside of a week or
eight days everything will be moving
along with accustomed regularity.
Heavily loaded ore trains came down
all day Yesterday to the docks at Two
Harbors, Oneota and Allouez. The
fact that the ore dock strike has been
ended paves the way for the end of the
miners strike, for as long as the cor
poration is able to ship ore it is not
believed there will be any further In.
terruption to traffic.
Has Salutary Effect.
The PRONUNCIATION of Gov. Johnson's
proclamation, according to advices re
ceived from the range towns, has had
most of them at least, are firmly On
vinced that if the rules as laid down
by the states chief executive are will,
fully violated by them, the governor
will keep his word and send the troops
there Immediately. Arrangements
have been made whereby two local
companies of state guards may be
summoned on a moments notice.
Bids Strikers to Keep the Peace.
st. Paul, Aug. A working agree
ment for preserving peace and order
on the iron range was outlined in a
proclamation issued by Gov. Johnson
yesterday. The governor makes it
clear that any intimidation or at
tempts to prevent those who desire
from working in the mines, or any
t%respassing on private property, will
be met with the calling out Of the
troops. On the other hand, the gov
ernor wants it understood that the
miners have a perfect right as citi
zen to meet in public halls to discuss
the situstion, and while parading will
not be tolerated, ordinary groups of
strikers are to be allowed on the pub.
lie streets and highways without mo-
lestation.
The governors action in Issuing the
strike proclamation was largely based
on the report of the investigating COM
mittee appointed by him to investigate
the situation. The committee, con-
sisting of T. d. O'Brien, Harvey Grim
mer and c. H. Day, spent a day on the
ranges and obtained the views of the
strikers and d~isinterested citizens on
the situation. The general feeling
seemed to be that the strike would be
a peaceful one. despite the fact that
Petriella, the strike leader, had in
structed the strikers to use violence
if necessary to prevent interruption of
their meetings.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-09
Casualty.


Frank O'Brien died Of sunstroks
while at work In a bayfield, on a farm
ten miles south of Ottumwa, Iowa.
One man was killed and another in.
jured, perhaps fatally. by the over.
turning Of an automobile in Chicago.
Six firemen were injured at a fire
IN q stable and storehouse at Albany,
N. z, owned by Swift & Co., the pack.
srs.
A. A. Smith. . prominent single
manufacturer. was killed ut Everett,
Wash. by the overturning Of his auto.
mobile.
John Bros. aged twenty-eisht. q
miner. was instantly killed BY ! fall
Of slate In the White City miles al
Oskaloosa, Iowa.
The plant OF the Chicago, New Yors
z Boston Refrigerator company II
Chicago was damaged BY nre to tn.
oxte1t Of 100000.
fire destroyed three business block,
n the village Of Moravia, N. T., entail
ing . loss Of $685. The cause o
HE dre - unknown.
a tornado swept across Urbana
Ohio, destroying the plant Of the Unit
n Dtates Paper ana BOX company
TIE 1osS q estimated ct $4,000.
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-08-09
From Other Shores.

An ordinance disbanding the Korean
troops has been promulgated.
Queen Wilhelmina has conferred
upon Andrew Carnegie the Order of
Orange Nassau.
Official announcement is made at
Turin that Queen Helene's accouche.
ment is expected in a few months.
Three children have already been
born to the royal Italian couple.
Paradiss, the painter of Trieste, has
found two hitherto unknown picture
by Titan in a church in the village OF
TRACT, Dalmatia. The pictures are of
great value.
Another hitherto unclimbed Alpine
mountain has been conquered by Sig.
Castelnuovo, a Milanese, who assembled
he highest Of three peaks called the
Danes Anglaise. In the Mont Blanc
range. 1t is 11,40O feet high.
The program has been arranged for
4 meeting between King Edward and
Emperor Francis Joseph at Ishol. in
upper Austria, on Aug. Is and 16. I'm.
m%ediately afterward King Edward win
continue the journey to Marienbed.
It is reported in Paris that a naval
convention exists between France,
Great Britain and Spain, under the
terms of which either country may,
In case of war. use the ports Of the
Dther countries.
Prince Alexis Orloff of Russia was
badly wounded in the face while driv.
Ing his automobile to Paris BY a
broomstick thrown by an "anti-auto-
lst." The princes assailant was ar.
rested.
The twenty-one anarchists, compris.
Ing the entire national convention of
the German anarchist societies, who
yer placed on trial at Mannheim on
the charge of holding an illegal open
lir meeting. were acquitted by the
court.
A new contrivance likely to be Of
great service In diagnosis of the eye
Is reported to the Academy Of Science
In Paris. DIR. Forth discovered that
light from a mercury lamp passing
through two sheets Of blue glass re-
iected In the eye by a large lens re-
.veals the internal condition infinitely
better than an ordinary white light.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
RICHFlELD.

Mr.. and Mrs. z. Van wagenen visited
with relatives in Provo this week.
Miss Ruby Erickson visited in Kimberly
the past week with friends.
e. W. Payne arrived from Mexico this
week and is visiting with relatives here
and in Glenwood
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Dimmick visited in
Gunnison this week with friends and rel
atives.
Mrs. G. NJ Heppler visited in Saline
Sunday with friends.
Miss EudOra Miller returned TO Sewer
Sunday, after spending the holidays here
with her mother. Mrs. H. 2. Miller.
Miss Eva Dennis visited with her moth
er at Marysvale this week. Mrs. Dennis
will leave in few days for Ely, New.
Mrs. Clarissa Peterson is visiting with
relatives in Ephraim.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. II. Hanson visited with
relatives in Ephraim last week.
Miss Zoe Bowers of ElSinore visited
with the Rev and Mrs. Dexter this week.
Farley Powell of Coalville visited with
friends in Richfield during the past week.
Mrs. w. c. Stewart returned TO Bing-
ham Sunday, after visit here with her
Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Andelin went to
Provo Friday TO meet her son, Willard,
who is on his way from Europe. and who
expects to visit a few days at that place.
Miss Sophia Jensen returned TO Salt
Lake Monday after a couple of weeks
visit here with her father Peter Jensen.
Mrs. Mary Leyson and daughter, Ada.
went TO Sal1na SUNDAY 10 VlSlL Win
friends before returning 80 their home in
Salt Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Latshaw are maxi
ing their final visit with Richfield friends
this week before departing for Indiana.
Miss Ruby Poulson returned home Sun
day from Salt Lake. where she has been
visiting with her sister. Mrs. A. G. Riser
Miss Mildred Forgeon returned from her
Logan vacation trip Sunday TO resume her
duties at the Richfield High school.
Miss Tickle OF Salt Lake. who has been
visiting during the holidays With the fam
lily of c. w. Walker, returned home Nor
day.
Mrs. Paul Kelly OF Sewer visited with
her parents here Mr.. and Mrs. William
Graham, last week, returning home Mon
day.
Mrs. D. S. Dorrity is bach, at he. place
i'm the school room. after vacation visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. r. Ericl1k-
sen, of Monroe.
Miss Effie Sorenson and her mother are
now residents of Richfield.
Martin Jensen, son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Morten Jensen, left Sunday on mission
to Denmark
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Thompson Of Ogden
visited with relatives here Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Skougaard and Mr.. and Mrs.
8. III. Ivie this week.
]. r. ingalls, of Astoria. Ore, was in
Richfield this week visiting old time
friends.
from, Holden this week visiting with
friends. Mr.. Jensen formerly lived here.
clarence Isbell and Lillian Nelson of
Richfield and Charles Fl. Bates Of Mon
roe and Ada SKINNER of Joseph received
marriage licenses this week and were
married by County Clerk Farley Magleby.
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their friends spent a very pleasant
evening.
A. A. Ferre Of the Bingham coffee
house and family returned Monday
from their trip TO Provo.
". James. who has spent several
months in Bingham with his son, M.
l.. James, has returned to his home in
New York.
Roy Condie returned Sunday from
his trip to pes Moines. Ia.
A merry sleigi1ing party of about
| sixteen enjoyed a trip 10 the Galena
mine Friday afternoon, and on their
downward trip visited Coppertcn,
after which they enjoyed q dinner at
the Grill cafe. where they were seated
at large table which had been pre-
vicusly arranged fer the. pleasant-b
crowd.
Amos Nelson and family of Copper
ton have returned home after a pleas
/ ant visit iii Sewer county
Paul Sindar was called home 20 st.
Paul. Mimi, by a telegram stating thar
his wife was seriously il. He left Mon
day morning.
Mrs. Minnie Bush returned the lat
/ ter part of the week from a visit with
/ her sister at the Junction.
] Due TO the illness in the family Of
! Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Williams. the
Whist club entertained Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
! Foreman.
! Mrs. Antoine Christensen and children
returned Tuesday from q visit with
relatives at Pleasant Grove and a
brief stay in Salt Lake.
The Woman's- Unitey club held a
special business meeting Tuesday aft
ernCou at the home OF Mrs. A. SEQ
VILE.
Miss Dollie Mackinson has returned
/ from her pleasant two weeks visit
with relatives ard friends az Stockton.
| Utah. Mrs. Mackinson is expected 10
return from her visit with Stockton
friends Saturday.
| Miss Rose Oxbeaugh of Mercur. who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs
Charles Lewis, returned Tuesday to
her home. ~
| Fred West was i'm camp during The
week from Kenmerer, Wyo., and viii
shortly remove his family TO the Old
Reliable, his former home.
The WomaDs Unity club holds its
next regular meeting Monday. Jan. IA
at the home of Mrs. John Jimpson. ST..
W. w. Clays. who has been i'm camp
! from Blackhorse, New, the past ten
days visiting his family and relatives
has returned to Nevada.
The Ladies' Relief society will serve
it's ever bounteous dinner Thursday
afternoon, Jan. i. at the ward meet
ing house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. :. LAWN en-
tertained informally Monday evening
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
! Miner and Mr.. T.. L. Kraeneer.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13

Third ward Friday night Parlor games
OF various kinds furnished the amusement
for the evening. A dainty luncheon was
served.
Miss Edith Hindley entertained at her
home Friday night in honor OF Miss Lo-
raine Hyde of Salt Lake and Mr.. Francis
Tying of this place, whose wedding is an
nounced TO take place the middle Of Feb
ruary.
The Misses Ida, Amanda and Lie Chip
man entertained at their home Thursday
night. Parlor games furnished the en-
terrainment for the evening.
Mrs. Fred Wane and daughter Lexie
spent the fore part of the week in Amer
lean Fork.
T. b. Parker has moved from his home
IN the east part of town into his new
modern home in the First ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Chapman visited
in Pleasant Grove Thursday.
Mrs. James c. Wagstaff entertained at
her home Friday night in honor of her
brother. VIII Richie, from Provo.
Dr. III. +. Robinson visited in Provo
Tuesday.
Miss McClenen Of Salt Lake has been
visiting in American Fork this week the
guest of her sister. Mrs. W. 8. Chapman.
William NJ. Wilson of Provo was in
American Fork Thursday.
L. w. Lund of Pleasant Grove was in
American Fork part of this week.
H j. KruSe. superintendent at the Wyo-
ming mine in American Fork canyon,
spent the week in town with his family.
;. l.. Chapman was a visitor at the state
capital Friday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
Decks Social Happenings in GOWNS Of State

all met at the. home of Miss Rhea Riley,
president of the class where all was in
readiness for the drive. After riding for
several hours, the whole party returned
70 the presidents home, where they par
took of some light refreshments and
each junior went home feeling glad that
they were members of the class OF 'oS.
George Whipple left Thursday after
noon for Nevada. where he expects to re-
main
Miss Florence Talbot went down 70 the
city Sunday afternoon on a visit with
friends and relatives.
IT, y. Twiggs returned from Zion Sun
day morning, where he spent the holidays
with relatives
A number of the young friends of Floyd
MS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Williams,
Wednesday afternoon. the occasion being
his ninth birthday. The little ones
amused themselves with all sorts OF
games. and at O'Clock in the evening re-
freshments were served TO all
Mrs. Thomas Emery. is visiting in Salt
Lake.
The Ladies Of Rebekah installed Off
GERS tuesday evening for the ensuing
year G. D.. r. Mrs. Thiriot of Salt Lake
conducted the work and was assisted BY
the local officers. Following. this work
refreshments were served and later Mrs.
john w. Patrick. who is coon to make
her home in Salt Lake and who is one
OF the Oldest local members. was present
ed with a silver teapot The lady in a
short speech thanked her sisters and as
glad TO return TO the Park lodge
Mr.: and Mrs. Henry Welsh entertained
at dinner Wednesday evening.
Miss Lizzie Witherow was the recipi-
ent of pleasant surprise party at the
home of her parents Friday evening.
About twenty friends were present and
mace merry with music and games.
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horn of that place, is expected to re-
turn TO Eureka shortly. His many
friends are planning to give them a
hearty welcome.
Frank Lumley was visitor to lion
during the week.
Bert Harris Of Mammoth, who is laid
up with an injured foot, is getting along
nicely.
Mrs. James Ryan returned Tuesday
from visit to Payson.
Mrs. Egge. who has been the guest of
her daughter, Mrs. W. F. Shriver of
Eureka, returned to her home in the
capital last Monday.
Mrs. d. j. Sullivan and daughter.
Miss Irene Sullivan. returned from a
visit 10 Salt Lake City last Saturday.
Mrs. John Hurd returned yesterday
from a visit TO Zion.
Among those who attended the funer-
81 OF John Foley at Salt Lake last
Thursday were Messrs. and Mesdames
Charles Murrish and John Morley and
Levi Schofield.
Miss Clara Gillis, Miss Ruby Fergu-
son, Messrs. Alex Slight, John Cronin.
Grove Chesbro. Charlie Alberg, VIII
liam Argyle. Fred Matthews and Ed
Hanson attended the funeral of Cyrus
Dallin at Springville last Wednesday.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
LOGAN.

The married folk of the Fifth ward
enjoyed themselves at an old-time par
ty on Tuesday evening. A great many
people attended it. and the time was
enjoyably spent in old-time social
sports. including a dance. Supper was
served.
George r. Bait left for his home in
Annapolis. Sonora county, Cal, after
week, after spending a week or two i'm
Logan as the guest of his brother,
Charles Bait.
Professor and Mrs. William J. Jar
dine are preparing to leave Logan for
Washington. ID. c., where they will in
future reside. the professor having ac-
cepted a government position there.
4. d. Bell returned Sunday from a
two weeks visit in Los Angeles. Cal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wadman gave
a delightful reception on Friday even
ing i'm honor of the twenty-fifth ami
versary of their wedding.
5. l.. Coulee of Seattle. Wash. is here
on visit to relatives and friends.
NJ. NJ. MoretOn of Landon, Dakota, is
in Logan on a visit to friends.
William Thatcher returned to his
home in San Francisco on Monday,
after visiting for several weeks with
his mother.
Mrs. s. l.. Custer of Weiser, Ida, is
visiting friends in this vicinity.
+. 3. Acuff of Minidoka visited with
Logan friends this week.
Mrs. Sarah Evans and daughter. Es-
telle. are to leave here shortly for Cali
fornla, where they will make their
home i'm the future.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Il. Wright left the
middle of the week for Newport Beach,
Cal, where they will remain until May
II. G.. Hayball and wife left the first
of the week for Los Angeles, where
they will spend the winter.
Mrs. w. j. Kerr visited friends in Salt
Lake this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George w. Petersen
entertained at cards on Friday evening.
Twenty people were present, and high
five furnished the amusement for them.
Refreshments were served.
Dr. Joseph Morrell visited in Ogden
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. s. e. Nee6ham were
with Salt Lake friends during part of
the week.
Mrs. S. Marks returned this week to
her home i'm Morgan this week after
visiting for a week or two with her par
cnts. Mr.. and Mrs. j. u. Stewart.
Miss Bessie Thomas returned Monday
from pleasant visit with Park City
friends
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
MURRAY.

The social event of the week was the
mask ball given in the Trocadero Thurs
day evening by the volunteer fire depart
ment, there being about 800 people present.
Invitations were issued to the Salt Lake
fire department and about dozen of
them were present. There were five prizes
given. Miss Edith Alice of Salt Lake won
first prize, Mrs. Bodell of MURRAY second.
Bert Baron of Mill Creek third, Ernst
Eturat of Murray fourth and viii How
ard of Sandy fifth.
Oscar Walters is attending school at
Provo
Arthur Hayes is in town on a short
visit
d; F: Cahoon is at his old stand at the
postoffice again.
Miss Annie Hanson of Spanish Fork is
visiting Mrs. L. NJ Miller
Joseph Harrop and wife of Ogden arc
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Harrop.
Miss Fern Miller is attending school
at the L. d. S. university.
J. w. Cahoon is home from Los An
geles.
Wilfred Smith of Salt Lake has taken
charge of the bowling alleys.
NJ Nogal has accepted a position in
Salt Lake.
Ray Conyers is with f. c. Thomas in
the barber business.
William PoultOn has moved into his
new home.
Leo Shaw is clerking at the Murray
Drug company.
Thomas Martin will leave on a mission
to England in February.
James Caldwell has accepted a position
as agent for the West Coast Life Insur-
ance company.
Milo Gordon has returned to Garfield.
John Rens has moved into his new home
on State street.
A. f. White is going into the automo-
bile business.
]. w. Lawson has left for Los Angeles
on "A short visit.
A. +. Savage has moved to Salt Lake
City.
John r. Wright has accepted a position
with the Madsen Hardware company.
Arthur Holmes was visiting his parents
in Sandy one day this week.
Thomas Martin, jr, has returned to
school at Provo
The new home Of j. c. Miller is rapidly
nearing completion.
Miss Lily Grey is spending a week in
Salt Lake with friends.
a. T. Savage was in town Wednesday
on business.
]. NJ. Williamson is manager of the Con-
solidated Wagon & Machine company
here.
d. Atwood of Spanish Fork was in
town Saturday.
Mrs Otto Clark is visiting her mother.
Mrs. d. Hardcastle of Sandy, this week.
Hyrum Nelson of Halliday was in town
on business one day this week.
d. Odell has received his new X-ray
machine.
Thomas Powell will leave for Tonopah
the first of the week.
Morris & Divitt have taken charge of
the new White restaurant.
. Steel Fisher of Salt Lake was in town
visiting friends Thursday.
J. Jones is home from Portland.
Reynolds Cahoon is home for a short
Mrs. Elizabeth Moore entertained a few
friends Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
PARK CITY.

Messrs. Malta and Talbot entertained
the members of the Score club Saturday
evening in the club rooms on Park ave-
nue.. A cold lunch was served at II
O'Clock and the remainder of the even
ing was pleasantly spent in cards, dan
cling and music.
cent Smith and Edna Wilkinson returned
to Salt Lake Sunday. where they are at
tending school, after spending the Xmas
holidays with their parents in this city.
r y. Parry returned to Nevada Sunday
afternoon. after pleasant two weeks
visit with friends in this city.
Miss Ethel Simons returned to the Park
Monday morning, after pleasant two
weeks visit with relatives and friends In
Mrs. G. IT. Mixer Of Salt Lake has been
visiting in the Park the past week with
her aunt Mrs. G.. Nj. Wilson.
After the regular meeting of No ia.
r p o. f., Monday evening. very
pleasant social session was held. and the
bunch OF good fellows ate. drank and
were merry" until early morning.
w T. Standish left Tuesday afternoon
for San Francisco, where he expects to
remain during the winter.
William Hatton is visiting in the Park,
" a. II. Fueliing spent Wednesday in the
wednesday evening the members of the
sonhomore class entertained the teach
ers of the High school at sleigh riding
party. The young people met at the
home of Miss Ada KimbalI at o'clock
and the whole party drove around
through town for a couple of hours. after
which they returned TO tho home OF Miss
Ethel Rasband, where an oyster supper
was served by the young lady Follow
ing this the crowd listened to many mu-
steal selections and the affair was pro-
nounced grand success by ALL
Mrs. Nellie M. Thiriot and two children
returned 20 their home in the city We'd
nesday afternoon, after q pleasant two
weeks visit with relatives in this city.
A very pleasant and successful social
event OF the week was the sleighing
party given Thursday evening by the ju-
niors. Neat invitations were sent to
the High school teachers and at o'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
ELL.

The Commercial Club dance party Fri
day night was the social event of the
season. The City pavilion was filled and
besides being a social success the affair
netted good sum for the clubs treas
ury.
Mrs. Heber Webb entertained at a
finch party Thursday evening. Refresh
ments were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bradshaw Of Ma
grath, Canada, are spending a month
visiting relatives In Lehi.
Mark Austin. general manager of the
Sugar City and Idaho Falls sugar fac
tory. is visiting relatives in Lehi
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. A. Crismon of Eureka
spent several DAYS this week in Lehi
They are on their way TO Nevada
William Wing and James Schow will
arrive home in A few days, the former
from mission in England and the lat
ter from Denmark
President and Mrs. a. j. Evans spent
Sunday at Provo, where they went 10
see their new grandson, born to Mr.. and
Mrs. ". Z. Evans
John Wing and S. w. Ross were visi-
ters
The four wards of Lehi are making
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arrangements for a concert, to be given
in the new tabernacle next week Pro-
fessor Mcclellan and the new pipe or
gan will be the principal features
Mr., and Mrs. G.. 3. Peterson enter
tanned at their home Friday in honor
Of Miss Louie Muir of Heber. who is Wis ?
iting friends here.
The marriage of Nose Hart and mabel
Thomas is announced for the last Of this
month.
The stork brought n son TO the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. II. Smith Wednes-
day.
sIr. and Mrs. William McOmie. after
spending a week with relatives here re-
turned 10 their home at Nampa, Ida,
Monday.
Miss Thiriot and Miss Sims OF Salt
Lake City, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Dewey
r Charles Harris. after a five years abb
sence IN Alberta. Canada, is shaking
hands with friends in Lchi.
superintendent William Crabb Of the
Lehi Mercantile company was a Salt
Lake visitor Wednesday,.
Mrs. w. X. Southworth spent the first
half of the week with her parents in
Payson.