“There is sunshine after rain” C. O. Card was in town yesterday. John R Barnes was a visitor to the capital on Wednesday. Dr. Putnam, an old resident of Kaysville was seen on the street yesterday. County Assessor and...

James Dwyer was up from Salt Lake on business yesterday Charles D. Evans one of the first settlers of Kaysville has been visiting old friends here during the week. A severe dust and wind storm struck  the town about 7...

Vote! Henry Florence was own for Porterville last Monday. During the fine weather threshing is being pushed rapidly. Registered voters of the People’s party should not forget their duty next Monday. Large numbers of...

Kaysville was well represented at Syracuse yesterday. Dr. Hodges was up from Salt Lake on professional business last Tuesday. Threshing machines have commenced work, and the amount of grain that will be “pounded out” in the...

Hot weather is still with us.  A good rain would be very acceptable just at present. At the school election held last Monday, the People’s nominee R. W. Barnes, was elected as trustee. Twenty-eight old folks from Kaysvjlle...

Hot? Well, yes. The thermometer registered 100 degrees in the shade on Wednesday. Hon. Joseph Barton, superintendent of the Territorial Reform school, was down from Ogden last Tuesday. On Tuesday last. quite a number of our...

John R Barnes went to the carnival city yesterday. Mrs. T. G. Lewis has again opened her Ice cream and confectionery parlors near the postofflce. The clouds of dust that arise with every puff of wind suggest the idea that...

Chas Pearson of Salt Lake paid us a flying visit last Thursday morning. W.S. Barnes and E. C. Barber, members of the firm of Barnes, Lewis & Co., and R. C. Barnes, an employee of the Deseret National bank, were up from...

Grain on the range north of here is ripening fast. Mr. Brassard, ex-train dispatcher at Evanston, has taken a position as the assistant our Union Pacific station agent, Mr. Taylor. The Kaysville Brick and Tile Manufacturing...

The weather has been very hot during the last few days. Hay-making is in full blast. The farmers are experiencing considerable difficulty in getting help to gather their unusually large crop of lucern. While O. A. Taylor...

Hon. A. Maitland Stenhouse, of Alberta, Canada, who has been staying here for some time, took a trip to Salt Lake city on Monday. The Stars and Stripes floated to the breeze from the top of the postoffice yesterday. A young...

Only six drummers are in town today soliciting orders for the various firms they represent. R. H. Cottrell is around town today shaking hands with his old friends after an absence of sixteen months. The real estate...

Karl G. Maeser is a visitor at the academy to-day.  He also lectures in the meeting house this evening. Mart Lannan and William Wood, butchers of Salt Lake city were admiring the fine beef cattle that have been fed here...

The new mayor and city council will fill their seats next Monday evening. Snow has taken the place of mud, and sleighs have taken the place of wagons and other vehicles. Thin stars and stripes floated to the breeze all day...

Agent O. A. Taylor is laid up with erysipelas. The usual monthly conjoint meeting will be held next Sunday evening. All invited. We are having a heavy snow, and the indications, are that we shall again hear the merry jingle...

John G. Barnes has been laid up this week.  A mild case of la grippe, no doubt. Richard E. Eagan, county assessor and collector, was here yesterday rustling up delinquent taxpayers. The movement on foot to reorganize the...

The Haley Family Comedy and Dramatic company will present The Blacksmiths Oath at the Music hall Monday evening. Veterinary Surgeon Richards of Salt Sake city came up on Tuesday on professional business. Some members of the...

The usual monthly conjoint meeting of the M. I. association was held last evening.   A very interesting programme was rendered to a well-filled house. The good sleighing on New Year’s day was highly appreciated by lovers of...

The students of the Central school of the Eighth school district are preparing a programme which will be rendered next Tuesday. Parents and friends are cordially invited. People living on the street between the Coop and the...

Mud and water are the only plentiful articles in our midst. Royal C. Barnes leaves here on Monday to accept a position in the Deseret National bank. The merchants are all getting in a large stock of Christmas goods. Heber...

“There is sunshine after rain” C. O. Card was in town yesterday....

James Dwyer was up from Salt Lake on business yesterday Charles D....

Vote! Henry Florence was own for Porterville last Monday. During the...

Kaysville was well represented at Syracuse yesterday. Dr. Hodges was...

Hot weather is still with us.  A good rain would be very acceptable...

Hot? Well, yes. The thermometer registered 100 degrees in the shade...

John R Barnes went to the carnival city yesterday. Mrs. T. G. Lewis...

Chas Pearson of Salt Lake paid us a flying visit last Thursday...

Grain on the range north of here is ripening fast. Mr. Brassard,...

The weather has been very hot during the last few days. Hay-making...

Hon. A. Maitland Stenhouse, of Alberta, Canada, who has been staying...

Only six drummers are in town today soliciting orders for the...

Karl G. Maeser is a visitor at the academy to-day.  He also lectures...

The new mayor and city council will fill their seats next Monday...

Agent O. A. Taylor is laid up with erysipelas. The usual monthly...

John G. Barnes has been laid up this week.  A mild case of la...

The Haley Family Comedy and Dramatic company will present The...

The usual monthly conjoint meeting of the M. I. association was held...

The students of the Central school of the Eighth school district are...

Mud and water are the only plentiful articles in our midst. Royal C....