April 27, 1889
in good health and spirits and returned to the farm.

April 27, 1889 ~ Saturday

Saturday April 27, 1889
I went to the Gardo House this morning along with
Brother George Q. Cannon, and attended to the business
I drew an order on J. Jack for $25.60. Bro Cannon
and myself had a very interesting conversation with the
Rev. Jas W. Cooper, DD. of New Briton, Conn also a M^r John
W Dodge of Yarmouth Mass. at the Gardo House Parlor
M^r Cooper called at the instance of Hon G. M. Landers of New
Briton, a friend of Bro. Geo. Q. Cannon. I agreed to take
$1,000.⁰⁰ of the Stock of the Rexburg milling company to assist
the Saints in Bingham County Idaho to build a new Flouring & other mills, and myself & counselors subscribed $5,000.⁰⁰
for the Church for the same purpose. I spent the night
at the farm

April 28, 1889 ~ Sunday

Sunday April 28, 1889
Brother Geo Q Cannon called for me this morning &
we drove to the U C Depot and took train for Ogden.
thence to Brigham City to attend Conference. We
reached Brigham City a little after 11 o'clock and were
met at the platform by Brother Lorenzo Snow, and all
the leading men of the place. The Brass Band was
also out, which greeted the train with music as it drew
up to the platform. There were probably 2000 people
drawn up, the men and boys on one side and the women
and girls on the other, making two files of people extending

April 27, 1889 in good health and spirits and returned to the farm.

April 27, 1889 ~ Saturday

Saturday April 27, 1889 I went to the Gardo House this morning along with Brother George Q. Cannon, and attended to the business I drew an order on J. Jack for $25.60. Bro Cannon and myself had a very interesting conversation with the Rev. Jas W. Cooper, DD. of New Briton, Conn also a Mr John W Dodge of Yarmouth Mass. at the Gardo House Parlor Mr Cooper called at the instance of Hon G. M. Landers of New Briton, a friend of Bro. Geo. Q. Cannon. I agreed to take $1,000.00 of the Stock of the Rexburg milling company to assist the Saints in Bingham County Idaho to build a new Flouring & other mills, and myself & counselors subscribed $5,000.00 for the Church for the same purpose. I spent the night at the farm

April 28, 1889 ~ Sunday

Sunday April 28, 1889 Brother Geo Q Cannon called for me this morning & we drove to the U C Depot and took train for Ogden. thence to Brigham City to attend Conference. We reached Brigham City a little after 11 o'clock and were met at the platform by Brother Lorenzo Snow, and all the leading men of the place. The Brass Band was also out, which greeted the train with music as it drew up to the platform. There were probably 2000 people drawn up, the men and boys on one side and the women and girls on the other, making two files of people extending