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Show PINTO. Harvest is well under way: crops are excellent; weather delightful: health of the people the very best. Although many of our people went to Panguitch lake to enjoy the holidays, holi-days, visitors from surrounding settlements settle-ments made up the numbers and we had quite a crowd, as is usual, with us during holidays. Most of our visitors hd,te' left, two of the Misses Bigler only remaining: Some Z. C. M. 1. travelling salesmen sales-men returned from Panaca today and put up at B. Knell's place. One of the drivers, named Smith, went to the top of Knell's windmill and fell from it, dislocating dis-locating both wrists, battering his face and receiving a bad shaking up in general. gen-eral. He was administered to and Bro. Eldridge ( reduced the dislocations. One of the wagons was fitted up with a bed and he was hurried off to Cedar City for medical attendance. It is a wonder he was not killed. . Pinto is only a small settlement of fourteen families, but has furnished quite a number of school teachers to St. George and other places. Quite a number of our young men have gone on missions to various quarters of the globe; we have three out now, one in Ireland, One in California and one in the Southern states; three other young men will start in September, viz: J. E. Eldredge, Thos. Piatt and H'. E. Hart-son; Hart-son; the first-named two will go to - the Northwestern states and the latter to the Southwestern states. Ry'.A DV. Pinto, Utah, Aug; 13, 1808', |