The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-07-15

Prof Luther Foster of the experiment
station, Logan. Utah, returned to the
knutsford last evening from southern
Il delivered several lectures on beet
culture and its advantages. said he. .'at
Ephraim, Salina. Richfeld and other
to encourage the beet industry. and es-
pecially the establishment of sugar fac
| tories: / look upon the sugar beet as
one of Utah's greatest products. and don t
think 1t can be urged too strong
Trade is better than for years. said
ID. Z. Wiliocks of Palmyra. Mo-, at the
Kenyon last evening. | am from a small
town in Missouri, but we have "A great
wholesale trade. We have a section pc
culiarlX our own, and neither Chicago nor
st. Louis takes our trade. l am in the
dry goods line and business has been fully
nve per cent better than any other year.
Missouri is in good condition. While our
wheat will be a bad crop. We shall have
big corn CROP
Edwar C. Dewey. a stove and range man
at the Kenyon last evening, declared his
this is my first trip west. However, bust
ness is all that could be desired and
am especially proud of results in Salt
Lake City. 1t is not only a delightful re-
sort. but is one of the best places for
business that 1 know Of
Nj Il have SoG resigned my position said
Master Mechanic Lundsberg Of the Mer-
cur railway. at the Cullen.
Il shall locate in Salt Lake City. and
am pow now looking to rent home. As far
Some very valuable results are being
turned out | shall pay a good deal of
attention to mining matters"
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Austin, Mimi; DR.. J. II. Buffurd H. A
Bunurd. Chicago; Eugene Kleiner. Og-
gen. Ras;o n: PTaba omly ReHxer; H. G. Bopney
Mo-: z. II. Temple. Chicago: David VIII
lack. Fannie Willach. Palmyra. Mo-; Mrs
Pick ID Berry St: Joseph, No; Miss Bertha
philadelphia; B. McNaney Battle Creek.
Mich; III; S. johnson. Nebraska: w NJ
Johnson. Texas f. E. Joswoski. Chicago;
Ogden; T. VI. Barney. New York: c. G.
Manning, Denver: F. A. INLAND Butte;
Eva Hampton. New York; r. Rodgens
San Francisco; George Havercamp,
Knutsford-JohnJ J. Jessie. jr.. Harris
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Spokane; Mr. and Mrs. P. 4. Renord New aI1;
Orleans; J; A Watson. H. B. Collins,
Jhi Rians on g Murray. Chicago; R. and
Luther Hirsh, New York: F. W. Young.
San Francisco; d. S. McEhilney. Denver:
Miss Frances Martin. England; Miss
Marion Cole Toronto; D. Lesser. Ohio.
Walker. J. Mcdonald. New York: f.
Allison. Cherokee, Ia; Mr.. and Mrs. DR..
Stramp Moster Roye Payne. Mr. and
C. Tracey, Kokomo Ind; ]. F. Pritchett
and wife. j. n. Eveson. Miss Annie
Jacobson bison Manti; l; G. Clark. Helena; NJ.
son, Wyoming: Joe .TenninpS nacatur-
vile. Tenn; J. Z. Arnold, Paris Tex
William Gunceiy, Tintic.
Cullen-Edward Pike. Eureka: W. r.
gillespie, Tooele; Mrs. j. A. Harkins
Sullivan. Ind; II. G. Ballard. Utah: C. p
Boyd Hamilton, Mo-; ]. S. Basin. Brain
Mrs. Roe Clark, Mrs S. W. Young Tus'
carora; Mrs: r. A. Rutherford and child
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Fox: Mercur; Glenn Sarnnis. St Marys:
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Wife, Grace Mann. Gonna Gala; Lee
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buchanan and wife, Victoria; w. III.
Bryan, Eureka.
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city; F. Lusby and wife. Ed Van Wormer
I lnd ,,h wife. Beaumont. Tex: Dan Gays.
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and; Rev. ]. ]. Rogers. Ballard vic |
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rex; Mrs. Il e. Brown. New York: r. b.
Brown. II. G. Brown. J. H. Hall. Manti:
George Quinn, Ephraim: Miss L. Bench
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logan: j. w. Lee Montana; Louis Moxa
Denver; w: F. Weightman. Durango
,olo.; w. F. Witch and wife. Butte:
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WILL TREAT ALL ALIKE