The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-06-11
BRIGHAM CITY BITS.
The Thriving Northern City Will
Soon Have a Paper.
DIDN'T KNOW 1T WAS LOADED
strawberries by the Carload-QuarterlY Con
ference of the Primary Associations
General News.
Brigham will have a paper.

Brigham will have paper.
Strawberries and cream is the order of
the day.
L. Berg, jr., is erecting fine residence
on his lot in the Third ward.
The Bowden Brothers have been doing
fine work in excavating the large coop
cellar and bringing the gravel out on Main
street.
John Tueller, Esq, has the contract for
the rock work for the Young building, as
well asethe b. G. M. and M. association
new store.
w. c. Mcbride, for many years operator
at the depot, has left for Pocatello, where
he is now installed as chief clerk In the
railroad office.
c. H Davis, having sold out his livery
business to e. G. Loveland, is now giving
his attention to the City hotel and its
patrons, the travelling public.
One of our Oldest and most respected
citizens, Hon. M. G. Jensen having been
very sick of late, we are happy to be able
to state that he is now improving and we
hope that he will fully recover and yet live
long and be blessing to his family and
friends.
The quarterly conference of the Primary
associations, the Young Ladies' Mutual
Improvement associations and the relief
societies of the Box Elder stake viii be
held in the Third ward meeting house,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday this
week.
a large crop Of strawberries is raised
this year, and is sent out by the car loads
every day in every direction, east and
south, north and west. The people Ii
Idaho and Montana say the Utah straw
berries are far superior to those received
from California and other places.
Another case of ''didn't know it was
loaded" happened few days ago, while
two boys were playing with a gun, the
contents of which were discharged and en-
tered into the hand of n. q. Nelson's little
son, SCATTERING the thumb pretty badly
The lad was taken to Ogden and placed
under the doctors care, and it is hoped
that his hand will be saved.
Saturday, the 14th day of June, a. D
1890, will be day of great event Even
the day when the first notes of the Brig
The long expected press has at last arrived
and is being set up in the Gosberg build
ing. With Nj. L. Snow in the editor''
chair and plenty of good backing, no doub
1t is sure go this time. Success to thu
enterprise.
Prof. J. A. Vance of the Box Eide
stake academy took advantage Of the sum
mer vacation and joined heart and hand il
the journey of life with one of his pretties
and most accomplished pupils, Miss Emm;
Yearsley. The ceremony of making th'
two one was performed Wednesday, jun
4. We congratulate the happy couple ant
wish them all the happiness they coul,
desire, 1trusting that they may ever fint
in each other the friends and loving lif
companions they are vowed to b
whether their course of life ma,
lead through fortune or misfortune
roses of thorns, placid and cain
rough and stormy sea- The happy cuople
accompanied by Mrs. Vance, the mothe
of the groom, left Immediately for Idah
where they expect to spend their vacatio
and honeymoon visiting relatives ant
friends.
BRIGHAM CITY, June 9.