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Show Local Jottings. Lost Between tabernacle and depot, necklace. Finder return here and be rewarded. The following Cache valley missionaries mission-aries returned from Europe last week: John II. Gilbert, Whitney; Orson H. Peterson, Newton; and William A. Noble, Smlthlleld. A. prominent dry farmer from tho west sldo of the valley says no raoro rain Is needed to assuro good wheat crops on dry farms, and If tho weather continues dry and warm much of tho grain will bo cut and some of it threshed in sixty days. The wheat Is now heading out. Two Newton ladles have recently undergone operations in Logan, both being afllicted with appendicitis. These unfortunates are Ella Jensen and Elizabeth Ecklund. Tho operations opera-tions were very successful and both ladles- arc eald to bo progressing nicely. The Methodists and Presbyterians havo decided to hold union services each Sunday evening during the summer. sum-mer. Tho Urst service of this kind was held ut tho Methodist Church Sunday evening, Rev, Clcmenson preaching tho sermon. Next Sunday evening tho service will bo at the Presbyterian Church. Rev. Thomas occupying tho pulpit. The Cardons say that their Silver Island property Is certain to bo a winner. win-ner. The shaft Is. down osfeot through a talo carrying $4 in gold, 81 In silver, and 81 In copper. This talo Is beautiful beauti-ful st u IT, resembling castllc soap In appearance and Is almost as soft. At tho 200 foot level they conlldcntly expect ex-pect to strike rich copper oro in all but unlimited tiuantlty. No ono wishes them less than a perfect realization reali-zation of their expectation. Last year George L. Parroll attended tho Irrigation congress at Denvor, where ho delivered an address on dry farming, which caused a great deal of favorable comment. Many communications communi-cations have been received by Mr. Farrell, making inquiries as to tho methods adopted by him In raising grain. Last week a gentleman from Nebraska who attended the convention conven-tion at Denver stopped oft at Cacho Junction, hired a saddle horso and visited Mr. Farrclfs farm at Peters-boro. Peters-boro. Ho was delighted with what ho saw, there being about ono thousand thou-sand acres of dry farm gialn about two and a half feet high, Just heading out. The visitor took notes of what he saw on his trip, so that a write-up of Cacho county will likely appear In some of tho eastern papers. |
