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Show v ' E V II- - V Of ' ''V vU. V ton, t'C , Um Vit , c. " " L - TS -- . ilVelStieLo-fK- if" i? Muiiduy I11 e He. 20,1.0.0.1. evetimir at V h"11 dr,,f J II. :0( Nautoa.N.U. Secret ary. AyiM kh NAL AND BUSINESS, iw"! PROFESS1 enttr. VAN MARTIN ' S LAWYER ; or oilier to saloons or horse-race- s on curried is where gambling places President James Chriuiiansen began his remarks by comment iug upon Elder Olsens opening sermon. He Sermons of Apostles Sinoot commented extenoedly upon the valw. rk and toe ue of missionary and Teasdalo strength a mission gives a young man He did not consider that an elder could l ouut all the good he does by The Population Will Double, Shjh the converts he makes, for many FinanciHl people believe and practice part of 1rexident Heegmiller Live-Storwhat they hear. Thus he had found Among Depremmm low L.D.S.COXFHRLNCi: UlcbfleU V t-- i 1 follci! Ettiite ami Mining a specialty UTAH. iYf prriERLY. y lEI-n- - I y y ! S -- y y III 1 1 1 lli, y A WILL BUILD MORE J. J. BUSWELL, The speaker closed by pointing out THALMIC SPECIALIST, built any i hat the church had not 0, Deseret News Building, Salt temples lately and that they were Lake City, Utah. needed in Canada, Mexico and Arizona, so that this new duty might de volve upon the people again soon. was his The subject of tithe-payin- g next theme, and he urged the people Is Much as You Want to pay their tenth with a hearty good i irst Mortgage Security. will aud not to talk and pinch and scrimp to get the bishop to give them I TERMS EASY. a full credit when they do not deserve ,2S-- 3 piaiL.. iney to Loan l ;4 8i8 r - gh3v: i H. N. HAYES, . it. WARDS REPORTED. Bishop C. C. Christensen theD reported the Aurora ward. He stated that all the associations but religious classes were running. Some trouble on Improved had resulted in getting to use the at Lowest Interest. schoolhouse for church gatherings but , Mortgages and all kinds of the matter had been arranged now. I Conveyancing. Bishop A. G. Young stated that a large cash tithing was being paid in RISFIAN ANDERSEN, MONROE, UTAH the Richfield ward for 1902. The quo' X 20 rum meetings and mutuals are better this seasou than usual. The Relief I'LY RECORDS, TEMPLE Society was commended for doing a good work in the Mothers class. BOOKS and Ee S Stockhclil-jpHlieIn the Glenwood ward, stated H. H. of Accounts pt neatly. Bookkeeping wanted. Bell, the organizations were all in ANTON NIELSEN. running order though the Y oung Mens Bee at the old Court House. Mutual and the primary association had rather a slim attendance. He spoke in special commendation of the t kinds of Hair Dressing. wards religious class work. Tithing, j and Watch chains Made to Order he feared, would be les9 than for 1901 because of financial difficulties some IK HOUGHT. of the people had met. The bishop GIVEN PO.TPT ATTENTION. pSHS one of the ward's great troubles said BIRDSALL, Monroe, Utah. both financially and religiously came from the young people going away to Repairs work. v AFTERNOON SESSION. Vi louse, Richfield. ley to Loan Fam s ::: f d. np 1 BCCOUI1 ofSepw the I-o- lb " . CRAHER te After the usual opening services, Stake Clerk Lauritzen presented the general and stake authorities who were sustained without dissent. 30QTS& HAD LEARNED ITS VALUE. Elder Charles J. Olsen, who recently returned from a mission, was the opening speaker at the afternoon 4meeting. He greeted the people in VlllBA behalf of James M. Peterson. The speaker said that his missions greatX Neatly and Substantially Done est value had been in teaching him the value of the Latter-daSaints rerjop east of Opera House. ligion. He now felt doubly thankful to bis mother for joining the church and bringiug him to Utah. SHOES - - iJt'v fd&4 y r5 Hen Pay non or epert ,3 ene n manage their ad Ther are others an nnual ('a An subscription to ERS INK and learn what dvertlseis are . Hut even these thinking are n Iremes reached. Ther t ng. fr Iver S100.000 f doing neither one. tocnpvscnd 0 rent ,n POINT. 10 . prucr St. New York City. 1 eeetee9ec9eoec 1 .BINTING -- 'P aVRWY KIND HE REAPER OFFICE TO BURN of God he will go oil and accomplish his work un i remain faithful but a miracle will ueter keep him iu the line t f hie duty. AND s s s s Any Kind You Want at any Price. PERSONAL CONDUCT. Apostle Teasdale, iu the closing sermon of the conference, dwelt upon the value of self control aud cheerful He allied t lie people to be ways careful of t lie feelings of each other, especi illy in the family; as a person has not the Spirit of God if he can not be Lind in his home. He then faithfulness iu regard to urged family prayer. How ('Iioiiji Halving is Made. Coal or Wood. HEHTING, COOKING CAUSES OF AlOSTACY. The speaker then dwelt for the causes of iqiobtacy. It is seldom, he suid, that any Big trouble drives a man out of the church. It is the one neglect following another a gradual falling off. 'lho evil power thus seecks to do away with our belief iu having leaders. Thus we find many willing to admit the greatness of Jose; hSmith or Brigham Young who want to criticize Joseph F. snath. METEflR BROS., Lending Hardware Dealers of Sevier Comity. Powder .it recent seisure of a lot of cheap CreS baking powders by the authorities of a neighboring city has exposed the Wisdom. He said that keeping that character of the lov priced brands of Cl $ somewas and counsel advice doing which many manufac- V baking powders thing to build up the church of God. turers are offering throughout tho The temptation to nse those things Tho price of the powders V eouutry. that are forbidden comes of the evil first attracted attention to them. power aud that contest is continually were taken and analyzed. V Samples Lattergoing on. The opposition that a The official report of thi analysis -day Saint meets as a church memshowed thj sL. J t Lj ..Lira powber is usually net against him as ders" composed chiefly of alum, sul- K but against Lis ch ireh htd and pulverized rock. The tx.d) phuric He then urged hs membership. declared dangerous to hearers to teach their children to powiers, wire and several thousand pounds health work I dont care, said he warmly, if were coufisticated aud destroyed. I had a million dollars I would have have frequently cautionmy girl taught to keep house aud I edPhysicians consumers sgainst mixing food V would have my son learn a trade. with these cheap baking Your children are not treated kindly are all found, when when they are not taught to work and powders. They s to contain large per their minds left idle to take up bad analyzed, of alum and sulphurio acid, to lyl habits. SpeakiDg of death he said which are added various sorts of President Snow used to talk much matter sometimes both injurious in of death and once he said, When I aud nasty. die I don't want any tears. I want The high class, cream of tartar bakmusic as I am going to a home where ing powders, are the most economical V I shall buar lovely music. aud wholesome aud should always be SUNDAY AFTERNOON. selected for use. They will be found The Sacrament was administered by cheaper in tin end, besiies making the bishop and other elders of the the food better and more healthful. stake. The names of William Poulson,A. B. TIIE MUSICAL FESTIVAL. Christensen and Theodor Christ-nse- n A Ou.r Stoclc of A V s Clothing, Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes and Groeceris, ft and more ! anin-dividua- Is bettor complete than ever, and we can give you as low prices as any house. We carry V Highest Market Price paid for Produ in exchange for Merchandise. V Our Motto cent-age- flll-iu- g V of Redmond, J. E. Magleby of Monroe and J. H. Ford of Venic were all sue. tained to be ordained as high priest. State President Seegmiller made his report of the stake, stating that: The presidency meets each Wednesday evening That there are now 5359 souls in the stake, so that there is an increase despite the large number that are sent away as colonists, and with the increase of water it is expected tojdouble in at least 15 years. Monthly stake priesthood meetings are held and the reports from the wards show that each ward ha9 its good church members as well as its poor ones. The wards that depend on cattle and sheep are depressed financially. The grain and hay crops were light in most of the stake, though good in Aurora , Salina and Redmond. The beet crop was very good in pleceR where the others were light. It is very hard work to get the ward teachers to do there duty. Mrs. Sorenson reports the Relief Society of the stake. Supt. W. A. Seegmiller of the stake Sunday school said: We have had some very progressive Sunday school workers, and the work is in a thriving condition. The nickel fund reached nearly 100 per cent this year, but sickness caused some schools to be closed so they sent but little in. Arrangements are made to begin the regular course of study the first of next year. Mrs. L. Heppler. stake superintendent of the Primary association, The work is doing well, though it does best in summer.(.b) The boys do not attend and the association is organizing boys classes to get them in, (c) that a monthly officers meeting will be held each month at the same time as stake priesthood i at Ephraim Will Contest. Tomorrow Who Expectym!atcli a Whale - FIRST TERM. Sevier county, Jan. 12. Piute county, Feb 17. Wayne county, March 10. Garfield county, April 7. Kane county, May 6. SECOND TERM. Sevier county, May 18. Piute county, June 9. Wayne county, June 23. Garfield county, July 11. Kane county, Sept. 15. THIRD TERM. Sevier county, Oct 5. Piute courty, O-!- . 20 Pail? filing? We do not tell you GIVE Y0U 5 DER CENT OFF FOR CASH. Jensen, Christiansen 1 Richfield DEALERS S3 M jj W The famous littlo pills & Co. Hardware Co. IN Hardware, Stoves and Ranges. Bicycles and Bicycle Sundries. Guns and Ammunition. A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF PAINT, OIL AND GLASS. m We are agents for the Cossolidathd Wagov Co. & Ma. Any kind of Vehicle or Implement you may desire CALL AND EXAMINE OUR LINES. a JOHN CHRISTENSEN, Pro pr let r. Wayne county, Nov. 8. Garfield county, Nov. 17. Kane county, Deo. 1. Early Risers that wc give goods away; but we do meet all competition on Dry Good?, Shoes, Groceries, etc., and then . Judge McCarty made an order last Thursday morning setting the terms of court for 1903 thus: MoJfs it a bfg lot of something for The Musical management of will be held in house Dec. 20 at District Court Terms. Small Profit and Qui is OGDENS STO in their Musicians Festival, under the the Snow Academy, the Ephraim opera 2 and 8 oclock p. m There are at present 86 entries. Those contesting are from San Juan, Sevier, Juab and Sanpete counties. Prizes amounting $125 will be awarded to the successful contestants. The number taking part in the choruses, quartette, duets, bands, solos, etc., exceeds 200. For the festival the R. G. W. will give a fare rate from Mt. Pleasant and Richfield and all intermediate points. The Sanpete Valley will give a rate of one fare between Kephi and Manti. the leading stock of a complete line. Z. C. Al. I. Shoes d y !g l, MORMONS. President Joseph 8. Horne said: In visiting the wards we find an in different element people who want to be Mormons on just as easy terms as they possibly can. This is showed In paying tithing, as many people try to pay as little as possible and get a full tithe credit. The people ought to finish paying up for their pioneer monument fund. The ward and the warn associations should keep their records better. There is a large numhqrofour church members who will go to saloons and driuk liquor. I do not know how long these people will be fellowsbipped but it is only a meeting. CAN WE CROSS JORDAN? matter of time till they will be denied membership If they do not quit going Apostle Smoot read tbs account of EASY-GOIN- re -- y o V 4fr 1 bi . ten. f- y On tiers. 'I llie parting of Elisha and Elijah from the Bible. The speaker d rew a lesson of devotion from the love of Elisha and poi ited out that, the counter part of it has been seen many times in lie action of people who are converted to the belief of the Latter-daSaints and leave their oines. As with Elisha and Elijah to with every one who remains faithful us.a Latter-daSaint wiil some time come to the bunks of a Jordan, und the question is cun lie crose. If he has the spirit 1 other denominations patterning after our Sunday schools and taking up others of our ideas. Some of them ii OSWSrv take up tithing, others rev, 3; E. HOFFMANN, b bu. The regular quarterly conlerecce only aud others some other parts unKtWf of the Sevier stake was held at the til the doctriue of the Lalter-daf ' eu.n.nereiul & Savings HanU. tabernacle Saturday and Sunday, Saints is becoming rooted iu diverse UTAH , and was rather au uneventful gather- places. v reonu SUNDAY FORENOON. ing, though a great deal of good speakrtgij, was had. li- JENNINCS, ing i Opostle George Teusdale was the 1j. i on Suuda lorenuou. He MEETING OPFNTNQ speaker Lawyer. M; doctrinal a al reached seruiou tjpi not F During the opening remarks Presi' Utah iu many giving scriptural quotations to the U. referred W. dent p u.lictytELn, Seegmiller recent storms and pointed out that proofs of the various purls tiiat he took paii. attle He asserted (1, that the church HENRY N. HAYES. the drouth had done us great good as up. 0(O9. H.BK'KSE. Latter-daS outs wasthe"niiKh-tof the resto build caused had the it people evitti HAYES & and a wonder'' that God said work EN ERICKS ervoirs and to make definite divi- I t d ij s; !2 nortpi ' Attorueys-at-Law- . i sions of the irrigation water of the Se- hewoullset mi in Ii aid I L who of those that the qualifications a so that larger population vier river, Cattn.YUH'T llotSK, R ICllMEI.D, UTAH, would ofiici ite or otherwise taken part ever bo now than could supported nortf. could have lived here had the shortage in this work were di finitely set forth GILBERT R. BEEBE of water not occurred. The president in ancient days and that they are apA memplicable to tiiis latter period of t lie LAWYER ohflgr referred to the many young-ladI wocid's history; (IB that as the Later-dafind criminal practice, Gold to who ion toei'il bers of the church go lUcs ulisti I'fts, ilruws coucs Saints had r ceivtd these powers out he to work and Mountain of pointed ld ull UhuU legul document.,. devolved it upon them t fill the UTAH that many were marrying junction. ever given to greatest responsibilities advised He of the church. parhad ben and that they unypeople, to there them ents go against allowing fR. W. M. GRIFFITH, Not that taught uiiicu and much was therefore of search in employment. Jh v'ici in ami Surgeon. those miners should not have wives required of them. H therefore urged 1 attention to diseases of the but they are better off to marry wo- the Saints to lie diligent, to live I Eye, Ear and Nose. men of their own beliefs and station. better lives, to help the forwarding of ver Commercial A Savings Pauk, upon the eaith. Utah Then it is better for them aud for the riglitousnessReed Smoot followed. He Latter-daSaints. Appostle of the daughters GLASSES FITTED MINED begun by reading part of tiie Word of TEMPLES. int N2.3 L. Sfiiitt 11 RICHFIELD, BTAH, TRHRSDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1902. VOL. XVI u 0 ALL KINDS OF JOB PRINTING AT THE |
