Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12
BRIGHAM.


INWIigFt june 10
The new rice course ground south Of
town has boon n scene Of great activity
during the past week. Nearly dozen
men and as many teams have
been actively engaged blowing,
scrRplng aud grading. The indicA'
lions are that not only good hut a
very last track will DO built, Three or
four hundred dollars hre being spent
by cur enthusiastic and ontorpfising
driving association on the new course.
They intend 10 make this second to no
track Ia northern Utah. IL viii oe In
condition for driving by the fore part
Of next week, when cur local spoitA
viii begin putting their promising
young steppors under vigorous
training. Most Of these young col,s
will make their nrst appear
aucs on July 4th. Some very Inter
esting races are looked Cor.
Many orchards nj Willard arc sui.
foriug IRON the ravayo, VI caterpillsts.
Several are entirely ttflppei OF their
yetdurc, and the Tuvagefa are migra'-
INK 10 gfoener pagtutca. Much OF tue
fruit will be- destroyed. simngo 10
say, In SEINE parts ~ the town no
caterpillnrs are to be found.
A rather interesting marriage took
place In Brigham CITY Friday after.
noon. The contracting tgrtius were
Lars Anderson anu 5lna NJ. smith;
both OF Bear River City. Last month
Anderson's former wife got divorce
from him on the grounds OF adultery
with his fair new bride, while only
two days before the spllclng act OF
which we speak, SiuTs husband
secured n divorce from he- on a chargo
Of adultery with her newly fDuut
husband, Anderson. On Friday US.
Commissioner II. T.. Johnslu arranged
the splinte, twisted the cords aud now
oil goes merry az m irfiagu bell.
previous 10 these sensations, when
were publicly aired In the diAirio.
court nj Ogden, both theso people had
bora onviable regulations.
ono day In tho fore part Of this
week a train on the &. T.. struck Two
Hat cars loaded with rock aud com.
pletely demolished them. The accl-
dent occurred at a avitch, west 0i
C0rinne. IL seems the Hat cars worked
down OH the side track, no d0uoi
blown by the wind, and got upon thu
main line, when n trlin cnnb thunder.
ing along and crashed into them. No
one 10 reported Injured.
The eastern company which built the
creamery north OF town has brought
suit against all the local stUckhuldris.
10 seems that some Of those who agreed
10 take stock In the concern backed out
ami the creamery buildera are after
their full quota Of money.
lf,upfu ltatt.,t.r IIVruv,, EF.yNgf a.,
aud wife moved down from COlllnsiou
this week and settled In Brigham, no
doubt permanently. They have rented
q. NJ. squires' coy little cottage on
Forrest street. Mt. aud Mrs. Standing
Will receive a warm welcome to our
fair city, We trust.
Mrs. John Petersen, AN old lady Of
Snowville, died In this city Tuesday,
from the effects Of u terrible cancer IN
the breast. She has been suffering
untold agony from the cancer flr
years. The iptruior led upon hcr sys-
tenn aud slipped Of her vitality until at
last IL gained the mastery aud eho
suooumbed. Daring the past few
weeks the head OF the cancer protrudcd
several inches from the body, the
growth resembling large finger. Mis-.
Petersen was good old lazy and hal
many friends.
Wednesday evening, Sslectmen
Blackburn, Olson aud jarvis started on
u trip through the Western part Of Box
Elder county In the capacity Of a com.
mlttoo ON roads from the county court.
They will be absent four or ave days
anu expect TO make thOrou h iuspuC-
ton OF the roads out west, particularly
where ohanges arc desired or proposed.
IL Il were melon season out that way
wo would think II a great overnight on
the part Of the court ia not appointing
sheriff Loveland 10 60 along and keep
Thorn out OF acrapes.