The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-09-21
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
Interesting News From Our
Northern NeighbOrS.
THE BUSINESS BEING DONE.
Threshers at Work in Ashley vaIley-A Trib-
ute to Old John CrOcker-Reminis-
cences of Other Days.
THE BUSINESS BEING DONE.

II. Q. Van Meter, representing George
A. Lowe, is in town.
Farley Monson is on the sick list. It is
feared he has typhoid fever.
A U. Hobson, Esq, Of HObson Il Co.,
went to Salt Lake this morning.
Joe Simon interviewed our merchants
yesterday and left for Soda Springs to day.
We feel little more comfortable, after
the recent cold spell. We thoughtWe were
going to be showed in last week
w. D. Van Noy is piling up his lumber at
the depot. He has plenty OF 1t, and only
waits for the market TO boom up little.
Rev. w. E. Renshaw expects to leave US
soon, and is selling out at sacrifice. Who
will succeed him as minister we know
not.
Miss Litha Rainey, who has been i'll with
typhoid for some time, is under DIR. Shows
care, and will soon be able to be out
again.
The opera house scheme proves to have
a fizzle. We hear no more of it, and sup
pose the plan has been consigned to the
waste basket.
The coop. INDUCED in an auction sale
last week to make room for their new stock
of goods They had the biggest rush they
have seen for many day.
Cache Valley mill has closed down for a
months repairs. Flour and mill stutts
from this mill are IN demand, and when in
running order again will come to the front
with car lOadorders.
Frank Whitehead has blossomed out in a
new harness shop. We wish him success,
aud if he does good work he has good
field, and will save many u trip to Logan
for our busy farmers.
Pond Bros and Corey Bros. have cleaned
out all our extra men and teams. After
threshing the "boys" are all anxious to try
their hand on the scraper for a short time.
We wish them success.
L. S. Pond returned to his camp on the
D. &. r. G. at Price, Utah, to-day. HE was
accompanied by Miss Clara Whittle and
Mrs. Jos. Hendricks, who expect TO be
gone about two months.
+. w. Rainey and John Hunt have re
turned from Oregon, where they have been
railroading all summer. Judging from the
huge smile on " Fred's'' face, we presume
he is glad to get home again.
It is rumored that there will be a change
in one of our local firms in the near future.
That MIR. Roueche, of Hobson & Co., will
move to Logan, and his place be filled by -
--, but that's a secret yet.
Threshing is over, and from the fact that
or little city owns and runs eight thresh-
ing machines we think we can do our share
toward helping BOthwelns camp through
the winter, and still have grain to spare.
The depot comes to the front with new
doors and polka dot' platform partly
new lumber. Why is it we cannot have a
new depot instead of the old shell here now!
Surely it has been here long enough and
served its purpose.
Bishop w L. Sllidmore met with quite a
serious accident last Sunday morning.
: While driving COW out of the lot he acct
dentally stepped into a ditch and fell down,
breaking his leg below the knee. DR..
Snow set the limb and the bishop is doing
as well as can be expected.
Our streets and bridges are in sad state.
Not long since a gentleman, while out driy
ing. came near having a serious smash-up.
The horse SHE'D at hole in the bridge, and
getting too near the edge, the boards went
down and the whole outfit went in the ditch.
A broken shaft and very mad man were
the only results, but it might have been
worse. The bridges are regular traps, and
you may look out for other mishaps shortly.
Where are the "city fathers now:
MORE ANON.
RICHMOND, L. T, Sept. IS, 1889.