Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-09-29
AGRICULTURAL MACHINERY.

co OPERATIVE WAGON AND MACHINE co
When the iirm of Grant, Odel q Co. and
the Howard Sebree Company were extan
they were each among the foremost house.
in this line of business in the city, and When
Messrs Grant, Odell &, Co. bought out the
latter concern and incorporated the two un.
der the firm name Of the Cooperative
Wagon and Machine Co., they certainly
formed the largest and strongest company in
the Territories. During the year 'S5 their
sales which we're enormous, were only a
little over half as great as those of 'S6, and
if their anticipations are realized, and there
is every indication and reason for believing
that they will be, their aggregate business
for ~ will increase in proportion to the
former year. This is u showing which it
seems almost incompatible with the slow,
easy going business strides OF Salt Lake, and
such an enterprising, go ahead concern is a
great acquisition to its business interests
Mr., J. f. Grant, the general manager and
vice president Of the company, is young
man of high standing in the community and
and lie well acquainted with the trade
throughout the Territory, and being thor.
oughly conversant with the business and all
styles and modes of farm machinery renders
best interests of farmers by supplying them
with the best and most economical farm
utensils and successfully coping with all
competition. The other directors Of the
company, viz: Ii. s. Grant, President; Geo.
I. Odell, Treasurer K. S. Wells, Secretary;
j. II. Smith, G. s. Burton, j. f. Wells, f.
NJ, Lyman, o. A. Woolley, w. w. Ritter, s.
f. Smith and Geo. Romney, are business
men in every sense of the word and are
bound to bring this company to level with
the largest concern of the kind west of
Chicago.
The Cooperative Wagon and Machine
Company are sole agents for the Mitchell
and Balm farm and spring wagons, RUSSELL
Il Co.'S and Buffalo Pitts threshers, engines
and saw mills, Oliver and Gale chilled
plows, Tiger and Gale hay rakes, John
Deere and Moline plows and w. A. Woods
and Champion harvesting machines They
carry the most complete stock of hardwood
and wagon materials in the Territory, and
keep all kinds Of extras constantly on hand.
GEO. A. LOWE.
Mr.. Geo. A. Lowe, No. 307 E. First South
street, is also leading factor in the wagon
and farm implement trade. He is the agent
for the celebrated Buckeye mowers and
reapers, Ames' portable engines, Knowles
steam pumps Leffet turbine wheels, and
deals extensively in hand and sulky plows,
hay presses and all classes of farming nipple.
ments. Mr.. Lowe holds the advantage over
all competitors in the wagon and buggy
business and makes specially of that
branch, having the exclusive agency for the
products of the Columbus Buggy Co., of
Columbus, Ohio At his mammoth ware
rooms can be seen the most complete line of
spring wagons aud buggies Of all doscrip-
tions and qualities carried by any concern in
the Territory, and the popularity of his
leading makes of wagons is due solely to |
real, genuine merit of material and manu-. |
facture. The buggies turned out BY the
Columbus Buggy Co. he guarantees to be
equalled by none in the market for comfort,
appearance end durability, He has also
fine stock of steel geer buggies The geer.
ing of this buggy is very plain, but, being
all made of steel is very durable, thereby
the two essentials TO any popular
article, viz: cheapness and durability.
These two grades are the leaders, and the
number of these buggies sold all through
he Territories is remarkable. Besides
,hese he has an extensive trade in heavy
wagons, carts, etc. Farmers, teamsters,
iverymen, and in fact all persons desiring
'nything in the line of wagons will consult
heir interests by examining Mr. loves
took before purchasing.
NAYLoR 4 PIKE
Messrs. Naylor q Pike, successors To
Saylor Bros, on First East street, dealers
n wagons and agricultural implements, is
he oldest house in this line of business in
he Territory, and we can with no hest. !
ancy say that there is no firm that has to a
reater extent received the prestige, conf :
ence and good will of the people than this q
ne. The members of the firm are reliable
nd make 1t rule to say nothing in recon-
1endation of any article which their con.
cience does not justify, and should any
rticle sold by them per chance prove I'M
satisfactory, they will always make it good.
he house has acted upon this principle
Accessibility through nearly thirty years ola
lercantile career, hence to day they Justly 4
njoy the confidence of all their business I.
cqualntances and patrons Messrs. Naylor
Pike are agents for the famous cooper =
Wagons" which the judges at the late Ter 8
torial Fair recommended as the best. They >
re also agents for Fish Bros farm and |
BRING wagons and carts, Desring & Co.'s >
run machinery and extras, Standard now
IS, Gorham broadcast sesders, grain and !
led drill, sulky and hand plows, feed cut .
rs, horse rakes, harrows, etc, etc. They 7
ave repair shop in connection with their
arehouse, and have facilities for repairing v
kinds of vehicles, farming implements, a
c., at short notice. They keep constantly u
hand complete supply of wagon ma 7
rials, extras and appliances They do
bling and retail business and any COM a
unication through the mail receives U
,ompt attention. Their p. o. box is No. n