The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-07-01
WEATHER very hot.

WEATHER very hot.
The health of the people here is yery
good at present. Very few deaths.
JUBILEE here tomorrow for the
middle part of this county. We are ex-
pectlng grand time.
NIELs THOMPSON, the tariff defender,
is rustler and hard worker: out nearly
all the time, looking after his sheep.
Doctor ASTON has had several
patients from all over this, as we'll as
surrounding counties Of late. He is
doing well.
JOHN II. OTTERsTRoM is our heaviest
shipper OF grain this year, and is doing
well. de is looking up markets for our
produce, both east and west.
MANTI must be preparing for the 4th
of July. One wagon. load of beer arrived
at that place on Monday night fifty
cases). 1t is to supply few persons.
THE Coop Store is doing well under
the new management of J. A. Ander
son. They have dropped the price on
grain according to the market north
and east.
MRS. CHRIsTIANsoN, an old lady, had
the misfortune to get cows horn run
into her face. She was hurt considera-
bly,, but was out this morning again,
though not feeling very well.
J. G. HANSEN, ST., and Mons Nielsen
were arrested last night on the going
charge. Both had to go to Provo this
morning to give bonds for their appear
ance at the September term of court.
The questions is now, what is the
best price the wool men can get for
their wool? Last year they kept it too
long, and maybe this season they will
sell too soon, and what will next year
bring?
S. P. JENSEN, of this place, lost his
vile On Sunday night. She left eight
children to mourn her loss. She was
good, true Latter-day Saint and we
join with the people in sympathizing
for the bereaved family.
CHARLEY DARIUS, just returned from
nearly two years mission to Norway,
addressed the Saints last Sunday, both
in English and Scandinavian. He
seems to enjoy good health, as well as
good spirit. We bid him hearty well
come home.
TIE Farmers Exchange is doing a
heavy business, so it looks to US, both
in general merchandise and farming
machinery. The people have good
accommodation there; good tire atment,
good goods and low prices, help that ir-
stitutiOn considerably.
july 4TH celebration is going to come
off in good old style? A committee was
appointed last Sunday, so there is not
much time to make any preparations.
1t seems like this place always is slow
in work of that kind. We are pretty
well up to time in other respects.
ANDREW HANSEN was arrested a few
days ago for unlawful cohabitation, he
having married a wife as No. 2 over
twenty-e eight years ago, twenty-four
years of that time the woman has been
laying sick in bed, not able to help her
self. He appeared before jacob John
son, United States Commissioner at
Spring City, and plead not guilty !;
yidence proved that he was in
nocent, and he was released.
What next! When they take a man
under these circumstances, who will ba
free from the clutches of the law? It
seems like the Inquisition is starting
once more in our nineteenth century.
AFTER four years promise the San
pete Valley Railroad has reached Ches-
ter instead of Manti; slow but sure is
their motto, l suppose. If the county
lives long enough to see the Denver d
Rio Grande Railroad in Manti, l think
the other will come there also. So We
hope for the better. OBSERVER.
EPHRAIM June q.