The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-26
BRIGHAM CITY BITS.


like magic.
A RESTAURANT has been opened in the
Gasberg block.
Mrs. ELEANOR Snow has gone to Salt
Lake for season.
J. W. Shifted has gone into the
hide and pelt business.
FATHER JOHN W. HOLLAND has taken
unto himself a new and buXom bride.
NJ. M. FAULKNER, the artist, is suffer-
ing from bIghead, the effects of erysipe
las.
a BAKER and confectioner from Ell
Paso, Texas, is hurting for a location
here.
Two funerals in town since our las t
letter; one d grandchild OF bishop
Tingey.
OUR municipal election. the first
Monday in March, will not be walk
over for the Liberals.
JAMES PLTT. who received ciemency
at the hands of Governor West on
Thursday, gLt home this morning.
WE are not all web So long as DR..
Snow, of Logan, visits US regularly, but
the diphtheria scare has subsidized.
CALvEs at the Titbing Office are
afflicted with a species of blindness.
This notice will not concern Bishop
Dyer.
n. G. MoRTENsoN's farm machinery
depot Is putting in new front and ex-
tending to take in the hand implement
business.
Our book of 100 premium numbers
for The HERALD SEMI-W WEEKLY draw
| ing is nearly full--about half new sub
sctibeIs.
Us. Lindsay. Utah's leading trave'-
ing thespian, says Brigham has the best
orchestra il the Territory, outside of
| Salt Lake.
WILLIAM HERSHEY & Sens are paint
ing the town RED; that is, they are
giving their store front a new coat of
carmine hue.
H. w. PERRY and Olivia Davis, the
victims of a tipoyer-runaway- sleigh
ride, ara out once more and getting
along nicely.
THE B. s. & NJ. Co. have received
three cars of goods from the east in las
m any days; one Balm wagons, one wire
and one nails.
| MARX LINDSEY, of Ogden, is in town
| with a view 10 opening an ice cream and
confectionery stand. A suitable loca-
! ton is secured.
TEE surprise on Wednesday evening,
given by Mrs. o. J. Snow, in honor of
her husban's 10th birthday, was grand
affair, voted so by every friend and
relative present.
| Work on the Bear River canal is be-
| ing prosecuted with yIgor. J. r. Both
well. CT New York, is experimenting
the work. He has decided to tunnel
the first mile of the canal.
THERE is considerable rivalry in work
ing the trains at the depot Just now, be-
tween w. 81. Craghead. the walking
restaurant, and L. Halling with his
new Golden Gate special"-a fruit and
candy store on wheels.
MRS. N. C. NELSON has sold her en-
| tire property on Main Street, including
| goods in stock to ex-Sheriff Jensen.
| The bargain price we did not learn, but
are told the purchaser had chance to
| make clear THOUSAND on the deal two
days after the transfer.
THz Watts Braden controversy is
elicitiDg comment. Primitive Obris-
tianity and modern perversity (called
sectarianism) are not identical. That's
| Watts the matter with the discussion,
and UP Braden the church is not going
to help matters particle.
WE now have a temperance billii I'd
hall in full blast. James Knudson pr. =
| prieto. $500 worth of tables were i'm
ported from the manufacturer. The
present stand is too small to eccommo-
date the rush and contract is already
let for a new and roomier building
across the square north.
THE traditional badger was out on
the I'd, saw his shadow and returned
again for another six weeks of winter.
This is d ground hog case, and tradi-
ton says we must put up with it. This
weather bellies the badger tradition and
Wigs. the Idaho weather prophet.
who insists that the moon is all out of
Joint and more winter inevitable.
THE triei of George L. Grasbl before
the commissioners, for alleged fraud,
was another picnic for the bows.
Harrington and Kate" were brought
prominently to the fore, and George L.
Graehl. Jr. was fned $25 for contempt.
So said the commissioner at the
examination, but he has since recant-