The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-01-27
BRIGHAM CITY BITS .
Our Usual Grist From the North
Country.

OF. ANDERSON & Co. "cheap store"
CONFERENCE Sunday ami Monday
next.
MRS. ]. W. Irons is up from Salt
Lake.
PRESIDENT CLAwsoN's children are on
the mend.
DAVID JAMES returned to the metrop-
oils to-day.
BARNARD WHITE. of Three-Mile Creek,
has very sick child.
BETTER sleighing and more of it than
We have had any year for the past ten.
MRS. SARAH A. Snow is still an invalid
and DR.. Snow, of Logan, has been sum-
moned in her behalf.
The ice harvest has been plenteous
and has given employment to quite q
number of needy laborers.
MCMAsTER & Fasgreen, the enter
prising Lumber merchants, are building
TO the street with new front.
CHAUNcEY Nichols, operator, Black
foot, is on the sick list aud home to re-
cuperate. Reub Wright succeeds him.
JOHN S. LINDSAY put In three good
nights at the Factory Hall with lingo
mar. Hazel Kirke and Damon and
Pythias.
J.W. SHEFFIELD, Boots and Shoes, has
sold his NJ ain Street stand to J. Ander-
son & Bro. and is now located corner
South and Pleasant.
&. s. HOLMAN of the Willamette
Steam Mill Co., Portland. Or, was in
town only few hours but long enough
to secure orders for eight cars of lumber,
shingles, etc.
ANOTHER of our Brigham boys has
set out to make a stake IN the bustling
town of Butte. J. s. Graehl & Go. is the
name of the new firm, and produce
their business. Success.
FREIGHT rates went up between Biug-
ham and Ogden beginning with the new
year, and our merchants have all gone
to teaming in order to bring the railroad
officials to time. They will do it, too!
We are in right down earnest when
We say that Ernest Nichols is the chief
clarionetist in the Territory for his
years and practice he has had; he will
yet make his mark in the manipula-
lions of this the leading wind instru-
ment
WHEN Sven Swenson comes to town
after this On a bulldoz'ng expedition,
he would better fight shy of n. G.
Boden or he may go out with more
head than he brings in. People of
Hebes avoirdupois and muscular
| development are not easily bluffed nor
! intimidsted.
The new hearse is seen in different
parts of town almost daily, vending its
solemn way towards the cemetery.
Since our last it has conveyed to the
churchyard the bodies of David Thorne,
| the youngest children of Brigham
Wright and William Hadley, respec-
lively, and all that was mortal of s. b.
Cutler.
"FoR Probate Judge of Box Elder
County, E. P. Johnson" Come to
town, Judge, come to town! Speaking
of this appointment, not long since,
another lawyer of Corinne said: Gen
tlemen, I shall either be appointed to
that Office or be very much disap
pointed" We wonder how he takes
his disappointment.
ANY Zane man could easily see that
the investigation now pending before
the Supreme Court would result in Dyer
disaster to the prosecute ton, because the
proceedings are so supremely ludicrous.
The Powers that be are all on one side.
1t is useless to Farley, because the pros.
ecu ting attorney never Peters, any
more than did Simon Bar iona, when
the church was at stake.
A. B. CUTLER was buried here on
Wednesday. Deceased was born and
raised in Brigham, and had always lived
here until 1878, when he removed to
Franklin, Idaho. He was down to
spend the holidays with relatives and
friends, and returning by wagon,
caught a severe cold, which is said to
be the direct cause of his sudden death.
He was called to Logan few days after
reaching home. There the malady
assumed virulent type, and he was
stricken down never to recover. The
ldy was brought here by train and
placed beside the casket of his father.
His widow is a daughter of our re-
spected townsman, James Nelson.
Now A. E. Snow. superintendent of
the B. G. M. & Nj. Association, not con-
tent to profit by the experience of
others, is about to launch his frail
craft upon the matrimonial sea regard
less ulike of shipwreck and other dan
gers of the mighty deep. Miss Lille
Loveland, daughter of Sheriff Love-
land, is the coy victim of his winsome
wiIes. They will go to Logan on the
2Sth instant. get married the 9th pre-
side at a reception on the Both and
start east on bridal tour the Both, the
groom combining business with pleas
ure.
BRIGHAM CITY, January %, 1889.
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