The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1898-10-19

am. Fare for round trip only 81 via
r.. G. W.T.
Joe Nichols came over from Payson
Sunday to look after prospective
horse race between Salt Lake and
Eureka cracks"
Have your Improvement Era and
other magazines and books bound by
F. Il. Crouch. Work good; prices right.
Opp. p. o., PrOvo.t
From the result of the Thursday
night fight at Mercur, we Judge that
Jack Weday didn't know Beans. Salt
Lake Tribune, Sunday.
For window glass, see Snow g. Young
Another of those popular Sunday
excursions to Eureka, Mammoth and
Silver City October ed via II. G.. w.
Fare for round trip only S1.t
Judge Jacob johnson came in Tues.
day evening from Emery county, where
he has been holding court. and left this
morning for Sanpete county,
Odd sizes our hobby; Snow & Young.
Last excursion to Tintlc via X. CIV.
Sunday, October 23d. Special train
leaves Provo $3.50. Fare for round trip
81. Positively last excursion of the
season.t
VIM. NJ. Roylancn, Springville, Utah,
wants your choice fruits, potatoes,
winter apples, pears, alfalfa seed, etc.
Call on or write him If you have any
thing for sale.t
Call at the Home Bakery for bread.
cakes, pies, ice cream, fruits and con-
fectionery. Cakes for the family aud
for balls, receptions and parties made
TO order.-Fleiner Bros. Prop'rs.t
w. j. Rid, the genial travelling
passenger agent of the II. G. W.. was
in Provo this morning. Billy came
down In the interest Of the patti fare.
well" excursion to Tintlc next Sunday
We have added TO our stock and now
have a complete line Of pure drugs and
chemicals, patent remedies, etc. We
have the finest line OF stationery and
tablets in the city, at the Elkf0rn
Pharmacy.tl1
VIM. M. Roylance. Springville, Utah,
the oldest fruit, produce and alfalfa
seed merchant IN Utah county. PAYS
cash for all kinds Of produce. 1t will
pay you to call and see him IL you
have goods for sale.t
saw at Beck's jewelry store the 9TH
er day some of the finest seventeen
jeweed watches that have ever seen,
They are some that Mr.. Beck has had
made specially for his fine trade, and
they are beauties. 1t will pay you.to
call and see them.
Stop that draught;see Snow & Young.
Justice A. L. Booth on Saturday put
j. q. Stuttz, the Snowman under 300
bonds to appear Tuesday aud answer
to the charge OF obtaining money lnder
false pretenses. On Tuesday Stuttz
was before Justice Booth and held to
the District court upder bonds of $3.50.
Laurence Farrell OF Denver has is
sued q challenge to Willard Bean,
champion of Utah, In which he agrees
to stop Bean In ten rounds. Bean adj
vises us that he has accepted the chal-
lenge. Farrell Is the same pug with
whom Bean tried to arrange match
in Provo several weeks ago.
Have that broken glass replaced.
The Salt Lake Herald of Sunday re-
ports the sale of a half interest In the
UDdine mine at Silver City to Idaho
parties. w. IL. Wilson of Provo re-
talns his interest Ia the property aud is
confident that he will make big mine
out of IL. There has already been
found considerable ore In the Undine
and it should soon become good
steady producer.
The announcement is made of the
approaching marriage OF Miss Mabel
l.. Bee, daughter Of Robert Bee, one of
Provo's most solid merchants, and Mr..
Ferdinand j. Boorey. OF the merchan-
disc firm of Boorey Il Wood, which will
take place the first week In November
Both of the contracting parties are
popular and well known young people
and nave hosts of friends who will
extend congratulations and best wishes,
Notice has been received by James
Whi.more. James b. Whitehead. VIII
liam Clyde, George Packard and Joseph
Allen. the men who are to draw the
reward of $500 for the capture of Max
well. that warrants have been drawn
in their favor for their respective
amounts and that the money is now
subjected to their orders. The first
four named pet AT 30 each and Allen