The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-25
present rate the gentleman will soon have
to erect large store building to accommo-
date his growing stock and trade


to erect large store building to accommo-
date his growing stock and trade.
THE THISTLE STEAM ROLLER MILL.
To Kaysville aud Davis county the This
tie Steam Roller FIGURING mill has
proven a blessing. and it's products are
known throughout the whole of Utah. and,
In fact, the entire west, as equal to any of
the kind and superior to most. The mill
has daily capacity of forty barrels, and
with wheat right at the very door the
company can furnish superior quality of
flour at the lowest possible prices Until
recently the Thistle was the only mill in
Davis county, and as the trade demanded
it the latest improved machinery was in
troduced, so that to-day the owners con-
slider they can meet any competitors, both
as TO price and grade of products.
Salt Lake City and Ogden take a large
amount of the output, the balance being
shipped to different parts Of the country.
JOHN BARTON,
the undertaken and furniture dealer, came
to KaysTille in 1862, and has been one of
the city's most active business men and
chief movers in all matters of public inter-
est. Mr.. Barton's furniture establishment
IS located on Main street, where the people
OF haysville and Davis county may find
any class of household goods and furnish
ings at Salt Lake prices The gentleman
also carries on contracting and building.
and now has several contracts for
dwelling houses aud business blocks.
His trade is constantly on the increase.
HYRUM STEWART
is thorough business man and now holds
the important Office of chief executive of
the city of Kaysville. He was born and
reared in Davis county and is thoroughly
Identified with the progress of that thirty
ing section. His stock of general mer-
chandise, contained in a large brick build
ing located on Main street, is always fresh
and new, and as MIR. Stewart is direct
importer his prices are consequently as low
as the lowest. His branch of wholesale
and retail grain shipping is On the increase
and it is only matter of time when larger
and more commodious quarters will have to
be erected to meet the growing demand Tor
Davis county products.
Mr.. Stewart is also largely interested in
sheep and is the owner of several herds.
THE KAYsvILLE COOPERATIVE MERcANT11.E
COMPANY
Is one of the permanent institutions of
Kaysville and is the oldest establishment
in the city, having been organized in 1869.
the year the Utah Central was built to
connect Salt Lake City and Ogden. The
stockholders are nearly all Kaysville peo-
pie, and with John r. Barnes as superin-
tendent secretary ana treasurer and Peter
Barton as president, the institution has
had remarkable success. During the past
twenty years its yearly business has aver
aged 100000. The Coop when first organ
lied absorbed several small stores. and
since its establishment has been under the
uperintendency of Mr.. Barnes, whose
good judgment and wise rule have placed
the institution far in the lead, while others
follow.
VESSELS & COMPANY,
This firm is composed Of Dora Vessels
E. w. Layton, and L. Taylor. jr., all young
and enterprising business people. They
have just erected at cost of $4,000 a
handsome brick building and filed it with