The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-06-19

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is vice president. NJ. B. Whitney, sec
rotary and treasurer, is an old nipple
ment man in Utah, though still young
in age. For 20 years he has been en-
gagged in the trade, being connected
with l.. B. Mattison, agent of the
Whitley Machine company and a men,
Der of the firm of Sebree, Ferris &
White company.
The business of the Utah Implement
company now shows over 100000 year
having materially increased every
. year since they started in business.
They occupy a building 50x265 feet and
are considering building further adj
ditions to make room for the trade.
They this year bought property in
Ogden and started a branch house,
which is also doing a big business.
This company is the only one that
handles d full line of special repairs
for all machines. They also have made
up under their own brand of Good
E.r ough'' oil and Good Enough Irvine,
whose quality and price it with pay any
farmer to write and investigate.
THE COOPERATIVE COMPANY.
The Cooperative Wagon and Ma
chine company is employing this year
double the number of men it did last,
and still the force is rushed to its ut
most capacity.
I'VE are doing the biggest business
both wholesale and retail, since $780,
said George I. Odell, the genial man
ager for Utah and Idaho. I'VE ac-
count for it in the big crops and high
prices. The farmers and ranchers are
feeling easy, and are this year purchas-
ing many necessary implements and
vehicles for work and comfort on the
farm and ranch. Our present quarters
cover over two acres, and, as you see,
I'LL r
: accommodation of goods during this
rush season. The demand for binder
Irvine is remarkable. and we will easily
( dispose of over twelve carloads
The Cooperative Wagon and Ma
chine company is the great implement
1 concern of Utah and Idaho. Their
sales have always been enormous, and
their trade is a truer indication of the
state of the whole implement trade OF
! this section than any other source
/ The fact they are doing so large a
! business this year is reason for con-
! graduation by everyone on the pros
porous condition of the farmer.
/ The Cooperative company operates
/ houses in Salt Lake, Ogden and Logan,
Utah, and at Idaho Falls and Mont
pelier, Idaho.
They are agents for AspinwaTl po-
tato planters, Balm farm and freight
wagons, Burdens horseshoes. Column
bus Buggy company'S vehicles, Cham
pion binders, reapers and mowers,
Deere steele plows harrows and Gull
tlVatorS. j. /. Chase threSherS and en-
gines, Oliver plows, Racine wagons,
Walter A. Wood and the majority of
the leading manufacturers of this line
The officers and directors are well
known and of high standing in the
state.
Mr.. George T. odell. the general
houses, has for several years success
fully conducted the business of this
great institution.
Chicago, Ills, June IS, 1S98-George
T. Odell, general manager, we will paw
you 10 cents for Red Tag Irvine here
If you will stop a car in Chicago.
Answer quick. H w. BLAKE.
The following telegram was received
yesterday:
Chicago, Ills, June '1S.-Co-operative !
Wagon & Machine company, Salt Lake, |
Utah: Sold Filters Irvine. can let you |
have New Bedford at - cents pound if |
ordered Immediately by wire.
H. CHANNON co. |
st. Paul, MINI. June 1S.-Co-opera-
tive Wagon e Machine Co. Advise i'm
mediately disposition balance ma
chinery Have just shipped fortieth |
car.
WALTER A. WOOD HARVESTER
co.
Received at 159 Main street, Salt
Lake, Utah. 229GC Hy. 10 paid
D. G. Plymouth, Mass. June IS, 1898
Coop Wagon & Machine Co.,
Salt Lake, Utah.
Cannot accept additional orders,
have instructed all our agents not to
sell Red Tag Sisal less than IL cents.
(Signed)
PLYMOUTH CoRDAGE co.
4:30 p. m
MULLOY G RUTH.
This firm, which started in business
last February, as the successor of
George A Lowe in this market, has
net with gratifying success. "OVr
sales have been Unexpectedly large"
said Mr.. Ruth, land we confidently
look for a still bigger business .his fall.
We are agents for the Schuttler
wagons, Deering mowers, Bradley
plows. Slower buggies, and carry a gen.
eral line of harness and supplies"
The firm members of Mulloy & Ruth
are both well known in the state.
Thomas F. Mulloy, the senior member,
was for 20 years d successful operator
of a large livery stable in Salt Lake,
and L. j. Ruth was connected with
George A. loves implement house for
the past q years.
They are making special efforts to
enlarge their business. and the fact
that they aresmeeting with marked sue
cess is the best evidence that their
prices and goods are right.
F. PLATT co.
"Our trade is better than at any time