A Grist of News From the Flourishing Northern Town Hon. Joseph Barton is down from Ogden. Mr. Thomas C. Patten, of Salt Lake, is in town. John R. Barnes went down to the capital this morning. The Farmington Dramatic...

Mr. Isaac Sears, of Salt Lake was in town Monday. President John Morgan was up from the capital yesterday.  Judge Phillips and party started on their deer-huntlng trip last Monday morning. Wessels & Co. have just opened...

What delightful weather!  Clear, cold and pleasant. William White, of the firm of White & Sons company, was up from Salt Lake on Thursday. Levi Taylor, jr., assistant superintendent of the Territorial reform school, is...

C. E. Pearson was in town on official business last Thursday. We are informed that Wessels & Co. will open their millinery and dry goods store on Monday. Mr. J. R. Proudfoot had his barber shop burglarized on Sunday...

The Patriotic Citizens of Kaysville Have a Grand Rally The Liberals Also There Cat Their Meeting Slimly Attended—Tramps Enter a House and Extract Edibles. KAYSVILLE Nov. 1, 1890. Hurrah for Caine! Last Tuesday the “Goodwin...

Dr. C. A. Knox of Ogden, and Dr. Hodges of Salt Lake were among our visitors during the week. Who can say that the population of Kaysville is not increasing rapidly?  There has been seven births in the past two weeks, and...

From our special correspondent. KAYSVILLE, Oct. 25, 1890 Last Tuesday evening fire was discovered on the premises of joseph O. Walsh.  Upon investigation it was discovered that his stacks and sheds were on fire.  The...

“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...

The weather is quite frosty. This has been a very dismal, stormy week. Mr. James Underwood, of Salt Lake, was up on business last Tuesday. We notice that R. W. Barnes has “hung out his shingle” as agent of the Fireman’s...

Hon. Joseph Barton was down from Ogden yesterday. The first snow of the season fell early yesterday morning. As was expected, Mr. William H. Clow took charge of the postoffice business on Wednesday the 1st inst. The scenery...

The weather was quite warm again yesterday. Present prospects seem to indicate that the potato crop will be fair this season. Grain threshing is nearly over and the farmers are turning their attention to the gathering of...

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...

Dr. Hodges took a run up from Salt Lake this morning. The district schools were well attended at their opening last Monday morning. Several of our people took advantage of the Logan excursion and met their northern friends...

Another refreshing shower fell last night. The weather since the late storms has been delightful. Several of our young people went to Syracuse yesterday. Some time during last Sunday night burglars entered William Bones...

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...

A Grist of News From the Flourishing Northern Town Hon. Joseph...

Mr. Isaac Sears, of Salt Lake was in town Monday. President John...

What delightful weather!  Clear, cold and pleasant. William White,...

C. E. Pearson was in town on official business last Thursday. We are...

The Patriotic Citizens of Kaysville Have a Grand Rally The Liberals...

Dr. C. A. Knox of Ogden, and Dr. Hodges of Salt Lake were among our...

From our special correspondent. KAYSVILLE, Oct. 25, 1890 Last...

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

The weather is quite frosty. This has been a very dismal, stormy...

Hon. Joseph Barton was down from Ogden yesterday. The first snow of...

The weather was quite warm again yesterday. Present prospects seem...

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

Dr. Hodges took a run up from Salt Lake this morning. The district...

Another refreshing shower fell last night. The weather since the...

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...