The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-01-28
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.
II. ALsPACH. dentist.

WHO said We were not going to have
some snow.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Doshard's.
LOVES request is pickles, Call at
Dunn q Co., fer them
THE knights of the Red Shirts
give their ball tonight.
THE DISPATCH weather. prophet
promises Us more snow.
MAYOR BeoTH took a flying trip to
7 histle yesterday morning
WIN. GREER, of Spanish Fork, was
a visitor to Provo this week.
THE street railroad never had bet
ter passenger patronage than now.
FRED BEE and Geo. Nickel have
gone on a visit to the Golden Gate"
DEPUTY BACHMAN made a visit to
the metropolis on Monday afternoon.
A PARTY is to be rendered Prof.
Tappin at the Opera House Friday
evening.
WHEN you go to the Postoflice for
your mail, tumble in at Dunn 81 Co.'S
and get a pair of rubbers.
WIN. II. BROWN, the county assessor,
has been in the north part of The county
this week on assessment work.
THE little daughter of Robt. Bee
died of bronchitis yesterday. The fun
eral services viii be held to-day.
WHY wouldn't it be a good idea to
put some sleigh bells on Little Kate?"
1t would be novel, to say the least.
HAVE you heard the latest? No!
Why Dunn & Co., can knock tile sOX off
their competitors in the way Of prices.
THE Ogdenites have done a sensi-
bic thing in installing David Evans as
President of their Chamber OF Com
merce.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at BOshard'S. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
air. BEN r. ELDREDGEis home from
lengthy visit to Salt Lake. where he
has been looking after his business
interests there.
The DISPATCH acknowledges with
thanks the receipt Of handsome cal
endar in the shape of a paper weight,
from Pyne 81 Maiben's.
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.
The job department of TIE DIS
PATCH has been kept. busy day and
night. Good work, at living prices,
always speaks for itself.
TAYLOR BROTHERS Co., of this city.
have secured the agency of the world
renowned GobleT Piano, and the fam
GUS Chicago Cottage Organ. st
COUNTY CLERK V. L. HALLIDAY has
issued q license to Chas Wild of Provo,
and Ella Dee of Pleasant Grove. The
lady viii be Wild when she gets / ack.
THE carload of furniture ordered by
the school trustees of Provo, arrived
from Minnesota last night, after hav-
ing been on the road since October
last.
TALK about a prescription business
One going into Pyne q Maiben's, ane
watching the hurry and hustle Of The
clerks, would think that it was {
Chicago house.
CHARLES DIXON, an Enquirer car
rier met with a painful accident yester
day morning. In some unaccountablt
way he fell from his horse, and it il
believed that his leg is broken.
THIS morning is found upon the ex.
change table, a new, clean, bright
well printed and edited newspaper
sailing under the name of the Provo
Utah, DISPATCH. James II. Wallis is
editor-Salt Lake Times
CPATRICK KINNEY, Of the firm OF
Belmont & Kinney, contractors at
the asylum. is lucky man. 1t was he
that held No. $50 the number that
secured the music box at Pyne &
Maiben's. he has claimed his prize.
THERE was an out-and-out Scotch
gathering at the residence of MI. r.
L. Kinnison. Of the Fourth ward
Monday night. The happy event was
in c0mmemoratiOn of Bobby Burns
birthday. Several Of our most prom.
inent Scotch citizens we're present.
DURING this changeable weather d
person cannot set along without a pain
Of rGbbers, and the best place in town
20 get them is at George Choules', five
doors west of the poStoffice. lie also
carries a fire line Of gents, ladies' and
misses shoes. at rock bottom prices.
His shoes, made to order, are known
everywhere. Repairing done while you
wait.
Mr.. RYNDERs, proprietor Of the
Arcade Restaurant, has made big
improvement in the interior of his
place Of business on Centre street.
The petition has been moved. and the
entire part of the southwest corner OF
the building fitted up into one Of the
neatest and cosiest restaurants to be
found anywhere. If you want good
square meal just drop in.
UNDOUBTEDLY the City Council,
when it shall meet next Monday
evening, will give the west end OF
town two extra arc lights. One of
these lights is petitioned for by
Myron Tanner and los others. and
will be placed at the intersection of
Eleventh and i streets. The other
light will be erected at the corner of
Fourth and E streets. This viii make
FIVE lights for West Centre street.
YESTERDAY morning, while Mrs.
McAdam was coming from Spanish
Fork, she had the misfortune to lose
her purse, which contained four or five
dollars in silver, tickets on the piano
drawing, and, above all, little doll.
She does not care ab0nt the minor arti-
cles, such as the silver. tickets. etc.
but the loss of that doll will turn her
bountiful locks to a grayish hue unless
found. Marshal Brown has his force
at work, and most likely the lost purse
viii be recovered.