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Show mm CLICKS. Horn of Interim Coiuerninc ISuIkIiIjot-Ing ISuIkIiIjot-Ing Tiiwiia. Miss Celia Anderson was over from Pear River City. Wednesday. The good people of Mantua enjoyed en-joyed a brisk little snow storm Wednesday night. If Honey ville's vbymster would only attach his name to his productions pro-ductions there would be a chance of their finding' space in our columns. Voters throughout the county should remember that the registration registra-tion books in each precinct will again he opened on Sept. 24, continuing con-tinuing one week, for those who have not yet registered. Peter Hansen and wife of Hear to attend the Relief Society Conference. Con-ference. They spent the evening with their friends. Anders An dev. sen and family of the Second Ward. A Democratic club was organized in Rawlins precinct tins week with the following o Ulcers. Francis A.E. RocliCj President; John Reese Jones, Vice-President; John L. Hunsaker, Secretary; Thomas H. Priest, Treasurer; J. A. Stoddard, W. A. Compton and J. M. Stokes, members of Executive Committee. The Knudson boy of Deiveyville, i who has been troubled with a sore I on his leg for sometime, has been taken to Ogdon. where the limb was amputated. The surgeons found, the leg in a bad condition. The poor little fellow is said to be getting along as well as possible under the distressing eircu instil in-stil nces. Very few of the inhabitants of this valley realize how rapidly the Washakie Indians are engrafting the ideas of advanced civilization into in-to their every day life, says the iMiierpnse. 1 ney are oecoming expert ex-pert farmers, and their schools compare favorably with those of any of the country towns throughout the west. They are interested in the a Hairs of the country and enjoy en-joy reading as much as any one. Don Carlos, one of the brightest among them, speaks in the Mormon church nearly every Sunday ami t.hoKn who hear him say that he can deliver a very interesting discourse on religion. The latest Utah weather report says: Very heavy and almost unprecedented un-precedented rains for the time of year prevailed for two to three days during the latter part of last week. Considerable hay was spoiled, and some grain damaged; some that was in the shock has been so wet that, it will sprout. Hn r vesting, threshing and other fall work have been delayed. The ground has been snaked, and put ! in fine condition for plowing. Corn cut ling is under way. All late i vegetables were benefited by the fruit thai, was being dried. Sugar beets have been set hack some. The yield of wheat so far as threshed, has been excellent, and the kernel is plump and of fine quality. Light frost occurred in the colder valleys; no damage. |