The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-10-12

store is beautifully arranged. The fixtures
are OF the finest pattern, all homemade, and
the they have the reputation of being the
cheapest dry good house in the city.
When you want book or paper go to the
Provo News depot, run by Felt, Olson
q Co., and you can get it This flrm mas
been established for the last six years.
Both of the members are rustlers and keep
things on the jump. A year ago Mr.. Olson
became a member of the company, and
since that time their business has increased
SO much that they anticipate erecting
building of their own in the spring.
The visitors to Provo are agreeably sur
prised when they arrive at the Roberts
hotel Its arrangements and cuisine are
first-class, and the general feeling of home
makes it a very pleasant change after the
usual run of hotels we find in the wild and
woolly west'
S. S. Jones s. Co. are the largest dealers
in Utah county in dry goods, gents fur
nishlngs, groceries and general merchan-
disc. Their store IS fitted up in the most
approved style, the management Is all that
1t should be, and their prices are as low as
they can be on the quality OF goods they
carry.
Two Salt Lake boys, Kershaw s. Malm
quist, have located here in Provo in the
sign and house painting business. They
understand their trade thoroughly and use
all the latest styles and designs in their
work. which is of a very high class.
One year ago Irvine & Barney opened a
small dry goods and clothing establishment
and by hard work and fair prices they have
built up and increased their business to
what is to-day one of the largest in their
line in the city. Both of the members are
young men who are among the first to help
along any new idea for the advancement of
the town, and they richly deserve every
success which they have achieved.
The leading bank of Provo is the First
National. Its officers are well known and
universally respected The vaults, ETC., are
built in such way that it would be impos
sible for yaluables to be damaged in case OF
fire. Mr.. w. h. Dusenberry, the cashier,
is a thorough financier and fills with marked
ability his responsible position.
Everybody in Utah knows Ben r. FL
dredge, and every one in or around Provo
when they need hardware or stoves goes tc
his store to buy them. His stock is the
most complete and of the best quality, an6
naturally his business is very large.
The property offered for sale (see the ad-
vertisement on Provo's full page business
announcement1 is a real bargain. The city
is growing rapidly in this direction, bust
ness blocks are now being built all around
it, and the corner on which his main build
ing is located will soon be one of, if not the
best. sites for stores, ETC., in town. Mr.
A. Singleton, who has the above in charge
will answer all questions as to price, etc.
promptly.
The Utah Supply company. dealers il
-four, grain, honey, general produce, etc.
are the most active firm in their line il
Provo. They do very large business ant
! are very pleasant people to deal with.
Provo is on the move, and her bushes
men are the kind of people to keep ne
going. Judging from present indication
she will soon be abreast of Ogden and be
fore long l would not be surprised to Sc
her the second city in Utah. She has ever.
natural and artificial advantage to iustif
her rapid growth, and must grow to be on
of the largest manufacturing cities of tn
west. ENoC.