The Dispatch. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1891-08-15
LOCAL sEesG GLETs

HUFF, the der IS, over Pyne & Mai
ben's.
THE East Co-oP. is closed on account
Of stock taking.
STANDARD Gallo oes, 5 cents d yard
at McEwan 4 Co
SUMNER goods for ladies at less than
cost at McEwan 81 Co.
REMEMBER that the freman's ex.
cursion to Castillo is on the 18th Of thi,
month.
JUST in at lIcEwan & Co.'S, a fine
line OF mems pants, shirts and sum.
mer underwear.
a NUMBER OF miniature lakes have
been formed on the streets by the
recent rain storm.
BOARD WANTED.-With private fam.
lily in the First ward, by two young men
Address this office.
EEGLy men and Teams wanted
ri once Apply 10 -. =. Homes 81
Co, Provo, Utah.
THE Arcaderestaurant, or at least the
place which was used as such, has been
turned into a millinery store.
Money 10 loan 10 persons an
LicipatIng building, at Geo. w.
FEfcEEei a. Co.. Provo.
LANDSCAPE and picturesque sign
painting done on reasonable terms by
sam Jepperson, Provo, Utah.
GEORGE DUsENBERRY is having "A
flowing well driven in front OF his new
house, just east OF the Altman house.
A VERY neat fence has been built
around the premises of Walter Cox, in
the Second ward. He is a rustler,
you bet
TIE firemen's excursion to Castillo
on the 10Th VIII be the finest excursion
Of the season. Let everybody attend
and have a good time.
Mss LIZZIE CLARK, daughter of ID.
T. Clark, after very pleasant sojourn
OF live months IN sunny California, has
arrived back in Provo.
ANOTHER carload of tools, and an
other Of horses. were shipped last night
from Provo to Price canyon, to work on
the Mccullough contract.
CAMPAIGN banners of all descrip-
lions. and as cheap as the cheapest, on
short notice by 5. F. KeTshaw, oppo-
site Opera House, Provo.
TAPPAN's dance at the lake last night
although SHINY attended was enjoyed
10y those who did attend. Jepperson' s
quadrille band furnished the music.
WANTED.-To complete our Office
file, two copies Of The MORNING DIS
PATCH, for Thursday, July 30th; also
copies of July Goth and August lst and
Sth.
PART of the old smelter purchased bv
the sun foundry recently, arrived yes
terday This firm is shipping a good
large amount Of cast iron work to Salt
Lake.
SUPT. WELBY, Of the R. G. W, has
sent word that he will have all the
WI .neSses present required for the pro-
secution of the Pullman ear robbers
next Tuesday.
FRED KINEBAR contemplates building
soon. The foundation has been dug
and the rock Is on the ground, ready
for the masons. His lot is on Sixth
street, between B and G.
For SALE or rent. large brick house
,ii ,is go9a hslSa.-
known as the property of James Dunn,
McEwan & Co.
WANTED. or three good men,
at the Singer Manufacturing Co. s Of
fee, no matter if experienced or not,
can assure you good pay.
2t j. c. YERGIN, Manager.
7. 4. WILSON. DR.. Hardy and Geo.
Rrimhall have returned from their trip
TO the mountains. They report having
had good time and are looking well
after their outing.
THREE mining location notices have
been filed for record in the recorders
Office. J. J. Knight ct al located the
spar Nine" and D. Mahoney located
the ''Forlom Hope in Tintic mining
district. The other was a paint lode
located by Otto Hudson, near Lehi.
Mrs w. J. NICKNAME. of Dixon.
Cal, Is the guest OF our fellow towns
man. Mr. d. 7 Clark. She is highly
delighted with our beautiful country.
She intends to remain in Provo for a
couple of months We hope she will
continue to enjoy her stay.
THE long-looked for consignment of
children's, bows and youths clothing
and knee pants have Just arrived at
McEwan d Co.'S. The goods have
been marked away down" to meet |
the stringency Of the money market |
and the wants Of the people.
THE Union Pacific has sent circulars
to the agents along the line notifying |
them to receive and forward all speci- 4
mems intended for the mining conyen- /
ton at Cheyenne free of charge. A |
single fare rate has been granted by !
the company TO those who wish 10 at |
tend the convention.
CHARLES Cook is building an addi- |
ton OF seven rooms to his residence in I
the Second Ward. which is nearing
completion. This will make his house
In the shape OF double I, which, when
completed, will have all the modern |
a flowing well viii be
driven and the water piped into the
house.
MARSHALL Brown was kept all day
yesterday aucti0neeTing off the restau-
rant furniture and cooking utensils OF
Sang Lee, the chinaman who has been
running the restaurant opposite the
Opera House. Sales were very slow II.
+ Osterloh doing most Of the buying.
The auction viii be resumed to-day at
10 O'Clock
a DAY or two ago as Benny Walton
was trying to put bride on his horse,
the animal threw his head up quickly,
catching Benny under the chin, and
lifting him off his feet. His tongue ,
was caught between his teeth causing a
severe bruise. Since the accident he
has not been able to eat anything, and
talking causes severe pain.
a HORSE hitched to a post in front of
IIarrison's saloon yesterday suffered ]
great pain, caused by the bit cutting
his mouth, and from which the blood
flowed cOpiously. 1t had been hitched
10y very short chain, which slipped to
the bottom Of the post, and the animal
in struggling TO raise his head, cut his
tongue The horse was finally relieved {
by the owner. but not until great deal !
IF blood had been lost. {
Two new contractors have started
business here in Provo. They are from I
Denver, and have come to stay. Al
h0ugh only here three months they
nave completed a residence for Mrs.
Polly Carter. on Eighth street, between c
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