The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-05-23
7 he Dispatch,
Wednesday, May g, 1891.
LOCAL sPLUDcLETs.

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SLUsH.
SILVER & GREGORY, the printers. !
GRAND ball at the Lake Monday
night.
BARRED WIRE cheap at
WEST Co-oP.
CASH paid for fat calves by Fred
Kimber, Provo.
FRESH fish and sausage always on
hand at Boshard's.
CEDAR fence posts for sale cheap at
Boston Lumber Company.
THE farmers are now wearing a
double-breasted grin on account Of the
rain.
FoR first-class pictures call on An
dersOn & Madsen. Union Block. Sat
iSfactiOn guaranteed.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
Sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
FRUITS and vegetables in their season
can always be found at Boshard's. He
is first in the market with fancy
groceries.
G. r.. BARTIN, city marshal of
Grand Junction, and Officer James
Cummins of that place, were in town
Wednesday.
A CASE of diphtheria is reported at
the house OF Ben. Roberts, on the cor
ner of Sixth and | streets, DR. Bick
ford has been called to attend it.
GEO. w. NICKEL & Co. received
this week a large and handsome safe
weighing $500 pounds. from the Hall
Safe u Lock CO., Cincinnati, Ohio.
THOSE wishing good cedar posts at a
sacrifice had better 90 to the Boston
Lumber Company. They have good
stock and are selling them out cheap.
THE Boston Lumber Co. is doing a
good business and are shipping lum-
Der all over the county. They carry
the best kind of a stock and at prices
lower than the lowest.
The ladies of the Methodist Church
gave a social reunion last evening at
the church. A large number were
present. 1t was a most enjoyable
time. The Mandolin club furnished
some excellent music.
THERE will be a public meeting in
the Council chamber this evening to
hear the report Of the citizens COM
mittee appointed to make arrange
ments for a suitable celebration of
Memorial Day. Everybody invited
AT the Methodist Church tomorrow
evening Rev. G NJ Jeffrey viii deliver
a sermon in the interests of Young
ladies, but everybody is invited. There
viii be a short sermon at II a. m. The
evening meeting viii open at 7:45 with
an Epworth Praise service.
ONE Of the Asylum patients escaped
early Thursday morning, 10y tearing
out the iron window frame and letting
himself to the ground 10y means of "A
rope made from his blankets. Sheriff
Fowler tracked the poor fellow to
Spanish Fork Gallon, and brought HIM
back.
On Wednesday, the 3rd of June, the
members of the Story Lodge of A. T.
and A. NJ, viii enjoy themselves at
the Provo Lake Resort The Masonic
fraternity throughout the Territory
have been invited to partake of the
festivities. Both the Opera House and
Enterprise bands will be in attend
ance.
ANDERSON the photographer has
taken in Mr.JOs. MadSen as partner
The public will remember that Mr..
Madsen has been in the business for
years. and is one Of the oldest and
most experienced photographers in the
Territory. He is acknowledged to
be one of the best retouchers in the
country.
A SPECIAL from Logan announces
the death Of Hyrum Wahlstrom. a
talented and popular young musician
Of that city. The deceased has had
periodical spells for several months
p.ej. He was well and widely known
throughout the Territory and the an
uOuncement Of his demise Will cause
profound sorrow among his relatives
and acquaintance. The deceased WAS
p years of age.
TIE Herald is too modest for any
thing. 1t knows full well that
state" is referred to as feminine
character, and yet it breaks the rules
and Saws about Utah. in its Yesterdays
issue: DO we want to see our Utah.
already an overgrown boy. who ought
To lave been IN trousers long ago. for
ever in the short dress and pantalets
that are the badge of Territorial exist
encH. OF course. we admit it would
have looked undemocratic to have said
''0yergrown girl. "
ATat a meeting of the board of di-
reetors of the Street Railway company
l.trsday, Mr.. VIM. Probert resigned
his position as superintendent of the
company. The board was 10th to accept
the resignation. but Mr. Probert insist
ed,and Col. C. d. Moore was appointed to
succeed to the position. The people of
Provo are indebted to Mr.. Probert in |
the main for the present complete con
dition of the Street Railroad, and had |
Ia not been a man of his word, he |
Woald doubtless have left the road to |
} self long ago. But he started in with |
"a determin" ton to run the road "from |
the mountains to the sea, - and he has
succeeded. This accomplished, he
resigns much to the regret of the
public.