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Show SOUTH CACHE COURIER. HYRUM, UTAH weather. After a song by thd choir, the benediction was pronounced by Elder H. A. Pedersen of Logan. At the afternoon shssion the large hall in the Third ward with a seating capacity of 1000 was crowded to (Continued from last issue. overflowing and it was certainly an inspiring sight to look out over this of people gatherSunday morning at 10 oclock large congregation ed in from far and near many of meeting was held in the Third ward them having traveled several hunchapel. dred miles to participate in these Opening hymn, Saa Sikker tn meetings. Young people who have (How Firm a FoundGrundvold, recently left their native lands to ation.) Prayer was offered by make their home with the Saints in Elder N. P. Nielsen, Logan; song, the valleys of the mountains and choir. In as much as a large numold veterans whose hair has grown ber of people came who had not gray in the service of their Master been present at the opening services at home and abroad, mingled toon Saturday, the welcoming address gether. Many were moved to tears by Elder C. F. Olsen was repeated while listening to the songs of Zion by him. Elders Thorvald Thoresen being sung and their own thoughts of Logan and Niels L. Larsen of and feelings were voiced by the Hyrum spoke of the good derived speakers in their own mother tongue. from keeping up the Scandinavian The people certainly enjoyed a meeting. A Swedish male quartet spiritual feast, but their temporal by the Aurelius brothers. Arvid wants were not neglected either, on Nylander and Elder 'Johnson of this occasion. Ogden rendered a beautiful select-tioThe people of Hyrum had decided that every visitor must be proSister Stevenson of Salt Lake city, vided for free of charge and the one of the first fifteen who were of Hyrum regardless of nacitizens baptised in Denmark by Erastus tionality, sect or creed, joined Snow, on the 12th of August 1850 hands to make the affair a success and also one of the first twenty-eigh- t in this respect, every home having who emmigrated from the accommodations for strangers was Scandinavian countries to Utah, thrown open, and Saturday and bore her testimony to the divinity Sunday, Hyrum was a free town. of Mormonism. The car owners in Hyrum reElders Bengt M. Ravsten and H. most liberally to the call F. Liljenquist expressed their pleas- sponded made upon them and the committee ure in being) present on this occason transportation found at least ion. Song by the choir. Elder J. fifty automobiles at their disposal S. Hansen, editor of Bikuben to meet all Incoming trains and take spoke, emphasizing that the gospel of Christ is a gospel of activity, a the visitors to the different homes in town for intertainment, to bring Elder gospel of doing for others. Andrew Jensen spoke of the con- them from their stopping places out and- - back again for ditions under which the gospel was to the meetings their meals and Sunday afternoon preached in Scandinavia in the early to take those who wished out on days of this mission and the img little trips in and mense progress which had been made in this field since Aug. 12th, around Hyrum. After the Sunday meeting the people 1850. President Anthon H, Lund afternoon in the grove on the public referred, to the many thousand gathered to spend a little time in socScandinavians who were now valient square and shaking hands with old citizens of Utah and surrounding ial chat While the people were states as a result of the work which friends. was started by Erastus Snow 67 gathered here sand witches and fresh, cold buttermilk were served by the years ago. Beehive girls of the Y. L. M. I. A. The 2 oclock services opened by of the Hyrum wards, to all who singing Hav Tak for Propheten, wished to partake. ,The delicious (We Thank Thee 0 God for a buttermilk was supplied by the Prophet.) Utah Condensed Milk company and Prayer was offered by Elder S. L. many favorable comments were Nielsen of Richmond. Song choir. heard from the strangers as to the President William C. Parkinson of splendid treatment they had received the Hyrum stake, speaking in the while in Hyrum. English language expressed his For Hyrum these were busy but pleasure in being present on this joyous days and the reunion will occasion and for the opportunity of long be remembered by all who parmingling with so many Scandinavian ticipated in it. Saints, as he had always found the Scandinavian people as a whole to be very desirable citizens and honest to Subscribers. and sincere members of the churchj Elders Andreas Peterson of Logan In looking over our Subscription and 0. J. Anderson of Castle Dale, List we find that a number of subUtah, spoke of the seeming sacrifice scribers are owing us for a year and made by most of the Saints when over. In order to get our accounts embracing the gospel and the great in and straighten up' our books, we and numerous blessings- which the send you a statement of the amount Lord had given in return. A sedue, and earnestly hope that you lection was rennered by the Swedish will give this matter your immedmale quartet of Ogden. Elder iate attention, a we are financially Adolf M. Nielsen of Shelley, Idaho, obligated and need the money. We who has just returned from a mis- will also make it a point to call on sion to Norway related some of his those who owe us, personally within experiences in that country. a few days. A piano solo was then rendered Respectfully, by Miss Lucy Liljenquist of Hyrum. South Cache Courier, Pres. Anthon H. Lund pointing to Per. J. A. Wahlen. Pub. the Scandinavian flags which adorned the walls of the hall beneath the Stars and Stripes, related the hisDo it now. Advertise. tory of the flags and spoke of the FOR SALE CHEAP One love the Scandinavian people felt first-clablacksmith belfor the flag of their mother country large one small one. Apply but after having adopted these lows and to N. P. Danielsen, Hyrum. AdJ grand United States of America as their country and the Stars and FOR SALE, or Trade Stripes as their flag, they were house, barn and 2 acres of ready to rally around Old Glory good land. Will sell at a sacfrice with the same patrotism as the or trade for improved water right native born citizens and stand by land. Apply to Mrs. Hans PeterAdv. their country in fair or cloudy sen, Hyrum. Reunion Was a Great Success mother Uses Every time mother gets out Calumet I know theres to be good things to eat at our house. Delicious, tender, tempting, doughnuts, biscuits, cakes and pies! Ive never seen a bake-da- y failure with Calumet. Mother the only Baking Powder that its says insures uniform results. are bestowed by destiny upon those who have the judgment to practice frugality and foreDont spend all you sight. earn on the passing show. Good things come To Those Who Save Now Received Highest Awards u. . Join the growing number of young men who have a savings account in our care. 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