The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-01-24
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.
MARKET day.


FREEZING nights again.
Go to church tomorrow.
The moon gets full tonight.
Mr.. R. Il. DoDD IS "under the
weather"
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
LOVES request is pickles, Call at
Dunn 4 Co.. fe@ them
THIS is the weather when the ladies
lose their overshoes.
Assessor VIM ii. BRowN went to
Salt Lake yesterday.
THE merchants have been doing an
unusually rushing business to-day.
Mr.. KANE, of Kearney, Neb.. was
in PROVO this week looking over the
ground.
THE Provo City Press is to open its
eyes to-day. We bid it welcome into
the world.
SUPT. ANDREW EGGERTs0N, OF the
West Coop. flew to the capitol yester-
day on business.
KEEP your feet always dry, and be
on your guard against catching cold at
this time Of the year.
THE fremen give another of their
characteristic balls at the Opera House
Wednesday evening.
WHEN YOU 20 to the Postotfice for
your mail, tumble in At Dunn & Co.'S
and get pair Of rubbers.
A BEAUTIFUL cloud veil hung half
way down the mountain east Of the
city during most of yesterday.
AN interesting report from City
Marshal Brown is expected next Mon
day night at the City Council
HAVE you heard the latest? Mol
Why Dunn q Co., can knock the sox off
their competitors in the way OF prices
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be fonnd at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
THE bill collector now goes round,
And almost on the run;
And though he's seldom idle found,
His work is always dun.
IT is a positive fact that J. r.
Boshard is selling more pounds of
granulated sugar for the dollar than
any other store in town.
LITTLE KATE is doing some good
work hauling ice from the Lake, Al
ready this week she has brought up
over two hundred tons.
HOWARD OWENS, Of Lake City.
Mich, is expe cted III Provo tonight.
He will locate here, and go into the
real estate and loan business.
THERE has been quite a change in
the freight system on the Z. p, since
w. II. Bancroft took hold. Freight
shipped at Salt Lake now reaches Pro-
70 within twelve hours.
TIE county has received twenty alb
straet books from Geo. ID. Barnard & Co.
of st. Louis. They are excellent speci-
mems of the binders art, and will
stand considerable ROACH usage
THE ground in the west fields is per-
fectlY dry. the snow this winter having
had but little effect. The farmers are
beginning to talk about scarcity of
water, and it really looks as though
there would be.
Our fire department has received
too much unjust censure the last few
DAYS. Some people seem to think that
man should devote his life to the
public for nothing. and then pay
AOl INC kJllN lItBS.
THE Baptists hold worship each
Sabbath evening at the Swedish Luth-
eran Church on &c" street. between
9th and 9TH streets at 40 O'Clock in
the evening. Sabbath and Bible class
at 230 o'clock in the afternoon.
Strangers and citizens cordially invit-
ed. H. b. TURNER, Pastor
THE City Council, next Monday,
will bring up the Subjec of purchasing
another team for the fire engine, and
also decide to build stable for them
adjoining the engine house A man
viii also be engaged to attend to
the team, give them daily trainings and
see that no such hitch again occurs as
was the case Monday night.
DURING this changeable weather a
person cannot get along without pair
of rubberS, and the best place in town
to get them is at George Choules', five
doors west Of the poStoflice. He also
carries fine line Of gents, ladies and
misses shoes. at rock bottom prices |
His shoes, made to order, are known 1
everywhere. Repairing done while YOU !
wait.
THE management of the Union |
Pacific Railway has finally decided to /
begin work on the Milford-Pioche ex- |
tension on the first of March. The |
road has been graded from Milford to |
Phoebe. distance of 40 miles, but |
the roadbed and rails only extend out |
from Milford few miles. The most |
difficult part of the work of eonstruc-
tion has been completed, and it will
only require few months labor to
place the road in running order.
W. II. BTNTz. representing Nave s.
McCord wholesale grocers. of st. Jo..
Mo-, made us = pleasant call Thursday.
When asked as TO business. he said it
was never better. The money market,
of course, is "A little tight" said he.
but not as much so in Utah as in
other parts. Provo shows up excep-
tionally good, and | have done the
best early business this time than in
any other Of any previous visits, which
extend over five years.
SURELY Prof. Giles popularity was ]
to last evening by the gath
ering that convened at the Opera
House, 10 pass away a few pleasant
hours in the whirl of the waltz. The {
evening was pleasantly spent by 1
about l25 couples. Socially and fnan- S
ciallY it was a great success. The q
ladies were bedecked ia various @
shades AMI patterns. and made a
pleasing effect as they glIded over the f
smooth floor To he committee is t
due much praise for the manner in S
which they conducted the affair n
the evening t